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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 71, 6 January 1936, Page 8

LAND AND GENERAL. LAND AN AUCTIONEERS. "IHE general upward trend of prices _ for Farm Products, together with the fact that Property is being recognised more day by day as the best investment in the world calls for the consideration of those desiring a sound investment for their capital. We can submit the following thoroughly sound Properties which are worthy of investigation:— 700 Acres of Wheat growing and firstclass lamb fattening country which is offered at £l§ per acre (a reduction ot 65 per cent, on boom prices). A really good farm, and 100 acres of crop goes with it. We recommend this property, and contend it is the cheapest offering in Canterbury to-day. 16 Acres of Splendid Suburban Land, with splendid Hbmestead thereon. A most attractive home, which has big subdivisional possibilities. Town Residence in Short Street, containing 5 Rooms, Kitchen, Bathroom, and every conveniences Garage and Freehold area of over 1 rood. A good property which can be bought right. The interest, rates and insurance on the total purchase equals about 16/- per week. A sweet shop could be operated which should earn more than the interest on purchase. We have a fine agricultural property for which an exchange could be arranged for a suitable sheep property. We also have an 8-roomed residence in a first-class locality which the owner would exchange for a small house. J. T. THOMAS AND CO., SEED AND PRODUCE MERCHANT, WOOL BROKERS. REG. STEPHENSON, (■Late Henry Stephenson). AUCTIONEER, LAND, ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL AGENT. 177 Havelock Street, Telephone 102 PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET. CLEARING SALES" AT SHORTEST NOTICE. Household Furniture, new and sec-ond-hand. Wardrobes, Bedroom Suites, Duchess Chests, Single and Double Wooden Bedsteads, Radio Tables, Kitchen Tables, Chairs, Tea Waggons, Stretchers, etc. New Consignment (just arrived) of good quality Bedding Kapoc and Flock and Millwool Mattresses, New Carpets, Reversible Rugs, Mats, and Tapestry. XMAS. NOVELTIES. Toys of all descriptions, Useful Xmas Gifts, Crockery, etc. All on view. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. Choice Strawberries, Cherries, Gooseberries, etc. New Potatoes, Cabbage, Rhubarb, Cauliflowers, etc. Also, Bedding-out Plants. XMAS. HAMS AND BACON. Taking Orders now for Prime Hams, Bacon sold in any quantity. Also in stock: Chick Food and Oyster Grit. Agent Sutton's Vegetable and Flower Seeds. Agent Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society. REG. STEPHENSON, AUCTIONEER, A. H. FENN, AUCTIONEER AND LAND AGENT. GENUINE WEEKLY MARKET, FRIDAYS, at 1.30 p.m. The Recognised Market of Ashburton. Actual results prove Highest Prices are obtained in my Rooms for Poultry, Produce, Fruit, Furniture, etc. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Full Stocks Wheat, Wheat Meal, Chick and Poultry Grit. Heavy Supplies Strawberries and Cherries arriving daily. Janl Strawberries in full supply. Special Sale Poultry for Christmas, 20th December. Booking Orders Christmas Geese. Full Stock Stretchers, Collapsible Steel Bedsteads, and Bedding. Full Stocks Rolled Bacon. 'Phone 276. A. H. FENN, Auctioneer. W. H. AMOS, LICENSED LAND BROKER AND ESTATE AGENT. PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET. 4? 1 fl f\— WELL-BUILT HOUSE cw • \J\J of 6 Rooms; all Conveniences. Central. £IOO Deposit. O A KA-DWELLING, 4 Rooms, at* ttIJU £-Acre Land, Government Mortgage. OQ£ A—OWNER leaving, must oWOeJU Sell his Splendid Home of 6 Rooms and all Conveniences. Tastefully laid out. Right in town. Easy Terms arranged for all Properties. W. H. AMOS, 53 Tancred Street. BULLOCK AND CO., LTD., LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. METHVEN. FOR SAL E. <~i OOD MODERN DWELLING, of 6 Rooms, with all Cbnveniences. Centrally situated on J-Acre Section. Price reasonable and liberal terms to a satisfactory purchaser. Full particulars on application. BULLOCK AND CO., LTD. TO LET. COMFORTABLE 4-Roomed Brick Dwelling with Conveniences, Albert Street. Rental £1 per week. TODERN SHOP with fittings, comL plete, in Burnett Street. Excellent position. Immediate possession. BULLOCK AND CO., LTD. Burnett Street.