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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 8275, 21 October 1915, Page 8

H. A. LLOYD. TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE. \ IN BULLOCK'S ARCADE (by kind permission). SATURDAY OCTOBER 23, 1915, At 2 o'clock. I HAVE received instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of I the lato Edwin Thomas to sell, in con--1 -junction with Messrs Walter Pickles "and Co., the whole of the PROPERTY, in HAVELOCK STREET, containing, three roods (3 roods), on which is erected that tine Block of Brick Buildings, consisting of those shops, with Dwellings attached, occupied by Messrs Geo. Bundy, E. A. Lithgow,, Prendergasti Bros., .and also the adjoining Block, known as "Baker's Buildings," containing 6 Shops. This Sale offers an exceptionally good chance to investors, as the shops aro situated in the centre of the town, and will always command good rentals. Terms, Plans, and Full Particulars ! from— H. A. LLOYD, WALTER PICKLES AND CO., ,10 149 Agents. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. • • SALE OF TIMBER, IRON, ETC. . THURSDAY, OQTOBER 28, : _ McMURDO STREET, TINWALD. I HAVE received instructions from Messi's Gudsell and' Mushet to hold a CLEARING SALE of TIMBER, IRON, ETC., from 7-roomed Dwelling and Outbuildings. Also, —a-Acro Section, situate MeMurdo Street, on which is erected Dwelling of 2 "'Rooms. ■ Full particulars in later advertisement. Sale at 2 p.m. . H. A. LLOYD, 10 843 , Auctioneers. N.Z. FARMER* CO-OP. ASSN. WILLOWBY PROPERTY. . 200 ACRES. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1915. CO-OP. AUCTION MART. : 2 p.m. WE have received instructions from Mr George Parrish, to sell as above, hfe conveniently-situated PROPERTY, containing— 200 ACRE.S. Being R.S. 16684 and 16751, and situated 1-J miles from Willowby School and Post Office. Buildings comprise 4roomod cottage and usual outbuildings. - Cultivation at present is—r . . 64 Acres in Oats 15 Acres in Wheat 1 Acre Peas 20 Acres for Rape. 1 Acre for Mangolds 1 Acre for Potatoes 10 Acres for Turnips 88 Acres 1 and 2-yr Grass. Exceptionally easy terms have been arranged. Call at, once for further particulars. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., 10 210 Auctioneers. FARMS FOR SALE. BY PRIVATE TREATY. „ GET ON THE LAND. WE have all Classes of Farm Properties on our Books for sale, from 3 Acres to 15,000 Acres. The following are a few selected from our register:— 330" ACRES, well-subdivided anfl watered. Buildings comprise up-to-date homestead, with every possible convenience, including h. and c. water,, telephone, and. gas light- !• ing. One of the. best grazing and cropping farms in the County. Has grown 60 bushels wheat and 80 bushels,oats to acre. Now ; in crop: 150 acres wheat and 50 acres oats. With 200 acres in crop, always winters 400 ewes. A snip at £31 per acre, with £1000 deposit, and balance on easy terms, at 5 per cent. 150 ACRES, handy to _ railway, and creamery on property, comfortable buiidings. Area now in crop, is 25 acres. .in oats, 20 acres ploughed, 5 acres turnips, mangolds, etc. Balance in grass. Will carry 40. cows, besides cropping. Price £25 per acre, and £500 deposit from a good man. 5500 ACRES, in 28 paddocks, with natural running streams. Cultivation at present is: 1200 acres English grasses, 60 acres" new grass, 40 acres ready to sow turi nips, balance silver tussock and native.. 3000 acr^s ploughable. i Buildings consist 7-roomed homestead and all conveniences, 6stalled stable, woolshed and machines, dip, sheep yards,- implement sheds, hack stables, etc. Also extra dwelling, suitable for married couple. Carrying ■ capacity 3000 sheep,..and can be almost doubled with good management. Price £2 12,s 6d per aero, t • and good 'terms.' • „-. ' 4-i0 ACHES','in excellent district, well' subdivided and watered. Excel-j lent buildings. First-class grain j and sheep property. Well worth j inspection at £25 per acre. Owner will let a good man in with £1500 deposit. If you are in search of land, give us a "call, and run tKrough our Land Register. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., Land Department. QOLDIERS' Money Belts, do. Com-' C 5 panions 9d to 6s 6d, Ao. Writing Pads Bd, la. Packets of Postcards Gd~ Cloth-Lined Envelopes, strong for lel> tors to the boys. Purses, Wallets, Note Books, Military Brushes, Leather Goods, New Books, Boxed Stationery.— H. M. JONES, Bookseller and Stationer, East Street.