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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9545, 10 March 1919, Page 8

LAND AND GENERAL/ N.Z. FARMERS' CO.QP. LAND. LAND. LAND. WE hare now enquiry for Gkw£ Saleable Farms. Should you consider your Property conies under the aboVo Heading ADVISE US AT ONCE. THE CO-OP LAND REGISTER is recognised as an authoritative reference. No matter how small or how large, your requirements are catered for therein. 1. Fol. 551—150 ACRES Suburban Property, subdivided into 8 handy paddocks, securely fenced and well watered. 6-ioomed House, Gran* ary,. ets, Price, £23, Cash, £600; balance to, suit. 2. Fol. 543:-il9B ACRES, subdivided into 10 paddocks, securely fenced and well watered. The cultivation is as follows:— 40 Acres in' Wheat. 60 Acres in Oats. . 10 Acres in Green Feed. 10 Acres- Skimmed for Turnips. 78 Acres- in Grasses in rotation. 198 Totaj. ■:.:.;,■ .. ■. ■ : . ; S::: The Buildings comprise a 5-roomed; House, Dairy, 6-Stall Stable, Chaffs House, Implement Shedj Sheep Yards; etc. Handy to school^ close to Post Office. Price—£l4 10s, and terms arranged. ; 3. Fol. S 44-^-100 Acres, subdivided into 5 paddocks, and well watered. 15 Acres Rape. 10 Acres Oats: 75 Acres Young; Grass. 100 /.Total.- ■' House 4?rooms, Stabling,. Good situation. Price—£l4 10s—Terms liberal. 4. Fol. S 45—97 Acres, situated a* Lowcliffe. Buildings comprise 2roomed Whare and Shed. Owner has instructed us to. lease for 3 years at 27s 6d, with a compulsorj purchasing clause at £30. This is an ideal dairying and cattle graz- .; ■• ing country. ■-„;■■•■ . :■. .«■. . /%%^ 5. Fol. S 51—195 Acres, 33 years re-: newable lease, subdivided and well watered and part in crop, balance ; grasses. Comfortable; 2-roomed house and good Sheds; about 8 miles from Ashbarton. Sweet sheep N ,country. Rent 6s 4d per acre. Goodwill £300, which includes improvements. 6. Fol. 563—100 Acres Heavy Land, suitable for, wheat growing and dairying. Comfortable home, nice outbuildings; close to Methven. Price—£Bo 10s; Cash £700, balance iirrangud. If you cannot call,"drop us a line at once and our Land Salesman will come out to see you and have a chat over the mutter.' N.Z. FARMERS' COiOP., rll mM-.in y speci a lists. J. B. CHRISTIAN. LICENSED LAND BROKER, LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERA J AGENT. TX^TE have Sold the General Store Business and a Number of Other Properties previously advertised, but still have a number of very desirable Town and Suburban Properties for Sale, at reasonable prices. We are in a Position, to offer the most favourable terms, of repayment at Lowest Rates of Interest. Why. Pay llent when yon can be your own Landlord at same Rental. DON'T DELAY. Enquire now for particulars. ■h li. CHRISTIAN, . Tailored .Street. • ' nr- LET. '. Shop, at Co jr of .East ■ and Wills Streets, in Sa:.in<lers' Buildings,- on the way, to the Raihvay Station. Large Room, V.O x 20, at Easternend of Saunders' Buildings. ■ Bicycle Prenr.se-;, centrally situated in Jubilee Buildings, Burnett Street,, formerly occupied by Mr T. TurtilL These premises -now to let. T. BULLOCK. ADVERTISED GOODS —are— w^> • STANDARD GOODS THE WORLD OVER. WHYP BECAUSE there must be, in advertised goods, a uniform high, quality, otherwise the advertised article not being up to the standard' claimed for it will not be purchased i again and the advertisement will b» ■ unprofitable. Advertising is Insurance,, therefore, that the goods are aa reprinted aucigood value. The consumer who buys aih-nwed goods rarely rujj^fis a in intake Hj* Guardian" rea^ib will profit m • careful perusal .»y \u* advertisu^- v' nmmi. Indian Motor Cvtrlet c&v, now procure tJH s s r.|i»iH-,w " l>rp«rt