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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XL, Issue 9197, 7 January 1920, Page 8

LAND AND GENERAL.

PYNE, COULD, GUINNESS, LIMiTED. ASHBURTON.

VITE have the following TOWN and SUBURBAN PROPERTIES for I SALE that are worth inspection, A 230 ACRES First-class Laghn.or Land, well subdivided, *; with 'Dwelling of ■ 5 Rooms, Stable, jetc., half in. crop. - Small deposit and easy terras arranged. * ■ . 81 100 ACRES Good Cropping and Dairy Land, 10 miles from Ashburton, close to Telephone and Post Office, House of 6 Rooms, Stable, etc. 78

DAIRY FARM, of 130 ACRES, with Milking Machines, Good House of 6 Robins, Stable, etc., close •to School, Post Office and Telephone. Easy Terms. 59

130 ACRES, Wakanui Land, House of 5 Room's, Stable, ; Motor Slied, etc. Good Terms. . 53

950;ACRES, close to Freezing Works, well subdivided and watered. Good House of 6 Rooms, Shearing Shed, Shearing Machines, Man's Whare, 8-Stalled Stable. Low Deposit accepted op this Property. 56

454 ACRES Medium Land, House of 6 Rooms, Stable, Trap Shed. Price Low. Owner retiring. 66

ASHBURTON.—Semi-B^ungalo w of C • Rooms and every convenience, '■ Good Stable, Car Shed, etc. Gar- >• den nicely laid out, with 2$ Acres of Land. Easy Terms and Reasonable Deposit. * 84

Nearly-new Semi-Bungalow House of 5 ' ; Rooms and Conveniences, H.B. Water, Electric Light, GooW Terms. 77

NEW HOUSE of d Rooms,, Hot anil Cold Water, Electric Light,, Sep'i tic Tank.; Grounds: nicely, laid oat,with Two Acres of Land. \ 7(5

HOUSE of 8 Rooms, Hot and Cold .Water, Electric Light, Septic Tank, Garden Tastefully'laid out, with Three Acres of Land. .Owner leaving the district, and will accept low deposit. 65

Nearly NEW HOUSE .ot 6 Rooms, with every possible convenience, Electric Light, H.P. Water 'Supply, Septic Tank, Good .Garden, with One Acre of Land. Easy Terms, 84

DAVID FRIEDLANDER, •AUCTIONEER, WOOL, AND COMMISSION AGENT. BINDER TWINE, BINDER TWINE, BINDER TWINE. FULL STOCKS of Andrews's.■.■.Red' Circle and Maddren's Twine on hand, either fox* delivery ex:store or at Country Stations. WOOL VALUATION. Clients are advised that the Next Valuation will.take place on TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1920. Consign all "Wool intended for mo to— » H. MATSON AND CO., Siding, Addington.

CLEARING SALE OF STOCK and FURNITURE conducted in Toivn or Country at .Lowest Current Rates. DAVID FRIEDLANDER, AUCTIONEER AND WOOLBROEER

A BEAUTIFUL Lino, of Children's Tea Sets, 10s 6dJ Six Large Cups, Teapot, Sugar, and Cream; also, [Mugs 6d, 9d, and. Is; Fancy Porridge Plates Is 3d. Is 6d, and 2s; Fancy Cups and Saucers Is to 2s. BUXTON AND THOMAS, Triangle Stores.

PROTECT French PolisTied, Varnished Oiled,, or^. Stained Surfaces. Wood food'"prevents tnud;and dust scratches, invaluable! for Motor Bodies. Our price Is 3d per bottle.— John Orr and &>., East Street, Astobur^on