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Press, Volume LI, Issue 15454, 6 December 1915, Page 10

Bny that Farm Now " Before the Big Rise comes properties, Orchard Properties, General Farming Properties, Grazing Runs—all sizes, and at varying deposits and prices. -«un£3fiU «*n*.^V£ lg£ You'll save a mighty lot of running about if you come to Wf w us and let us give you particulars of the kind of Farm you're ~gj I after. We or our agents have inspected every property I^3^ll on our> books—and can te " you first ~ hand a,! about them. Jpir No purchase, no commission—that's the line we work on. . , , ?0 acres first-class dairying land. r.ico acres fust-class sheep country. Oj-.r of North Canterbury's lr4. MUsr.ierc I >i-tr:c». o-roonici , Prebbleton. Good house ot with good outbuildings ot the best, lamous (imiln Ynliev. .<OO -ere- i:r.-t • hoi,--. nood outbuildings. " " cn ' ' f, rooms, with all conveniences and Nearly all ploushable land, carrying . Inland, : bowed house, orchard. -1" ««-«■*•*» necessary outbuildings. 10 acres 1 ,;uo «-wes, and fattening all the lambs. i::iplr-r.-'-nt :i; j-lu-d. Abut.' t'.irrvini! 2 sheep to the aue ;>no u ) wheat. 5 acres oats. The owner is at Price; Mi per acre : only £2,000 cash halt t'.t'le from raiiwav an.! school. stock. Price. US per acre. wnei s sc , llt ' mi j|.;j n <x 11, cows. As a goins require,!. Slock can be taken at WatcnM bv liatur il k -ti' .tTiis. iritCMNt in *-*unt. u 11 . conccrn, walk in, walk out. with cows valuation. crop. Will cirrrv •; sheep t" the,k re. accept m house proji. \ atu c.. crop. {0o per acre. Only £'oo Price, /;; per acre, ( tops -_;i\r:i in. cash required. i<.i2co. Will tor . small (arm a? pjrt 600 acres Timaru District, house of S payment't neccsc>.n\, as hi.-> son:> i v * ;r ; o acre* 1 er.uil'a District, good sheep rooms, trap shed, shearing shed for 3 gone to the wai. .:o». ..ountiv, :-roomed house, all necessars For sal'. So acres near Christchurch, sliearcis, concrete dip aiid draining outbuildings. On*- mile from school W ith all necessary outbuildings. Only pens. 2 miles from Post Office and — I ———«—— ———— , mi | Subdivided into o pad- /too c; sh required. I'rice. /19 per school. Sulxlivided into 12 paddocks, ducks. ,-0 acres oats, in acies tape aC re. and well watered throughout. This is 200 acres Lecston District, first-< lass . tl „| ,„mips. - acres swedes. 30 acres __________________________ an L.I.P. title rent. ?/<"> per acre. The land. New 'i-roomed house ::-stalled ploughed i"r turnips. On acre.-, one- last Government valuation was/7/10,'stabie, 2 loose t>oxes, implement shed. \-c. 1 r-«»1«1 '*ra-s, and 20 acres tuo-\ear- f>,::oo acres lieautiful tussock country. Carrying e,oo ewes, dry sheep, motor shod, concrete foundations. elr. r,|(i Wiil carry 2 sheep. On!\ situated North Canterbury. Good acres oats. 80 acres [or turnips. School and rail hall mi'e. Ihe l.niu /j;o required. Price. l<j per ac.c. buihlinfjs, well sulxlivided. Carrying Price. /2.;;o. /i.ono cash required 1. well watered. 75 acres wheat, .%«» This is a cheap property. 2 103. 4.500 sweep. As a going concern, walk to get into this beautiful property. acres oats. O'arryin;; 3; cows, boide-, -- wa l]|. out, /;.• 1?/- per acre, easy * '207^. other stock". Price, /_.;o per acre. ' terms. Any purchaser buying now Reasonable terms c.ui be arranged tor will have the full benefit ot this year's —————————— this line property . has j;rowii 70 /.o acres near . elton. iea\\ cai % « WO ol clip. High prices are beins probushels wheal to the ai re, and it is a land, with good house and best ol , {o l r woo i°and now is a chance to For ***?• K° 0(1 wh , cat larm ol ■ ,00 beautiful l.omc. -00S. 5 wheat. .0 acres • _ • aC ros, with splendid house and outoais. '> acres potatoes. Carrving - • buildings. 100 acres wheat. This cows, vount; stock and horses. /40 property must be leased immediately ner acre. Owner will accept reason- to close an Estate. Will lease for ..n- .• . ncres lir«t- able deposit or take a house as part 2.000 acres first-class s icep un r\, s.t /j p or ri cre, (. months' rent Dnnsandel District ii-< acres inst- 'J Jlr ■ .. ' m miles from Chnstchurch. , C.ood -' . , • ■ class land, good houseand outbuildings jiaymcn,. - /■ binldings. house with con- P a > a L 1 c cow byre, pig styes etc. 1 \ miles Irom _ hot and cold water, etc. In " railway. Watered 'fry springs and Six miles from station. Well watered water races, and subdivided into 0 . acrcs Geraldtne. first cjualitv land. throughout. Carrving 1,750 ewes, paddocks. Carrying <i; dairy cows. 20 suitable for dairying or cropping. /6/17/ CII per acre. " Owner's interest in 200 acres lirst-class dairying land, voting cattle, liesides crop. Price. {42 4-rooaied house and outbuildinßS. 15 same'is /0.000, and as his sons have situated on the Main South Line, per acre, equity. /;.: )0. Owner will aC rcf, wheat. -■(> acrcs oats, all looking ,r on e to the war. he will sell on easy C.ood new house and all outbuildings, accept a reasonable deposit, or take a W ell. 15 acres young grass. Cheese te rmS- or take a small property as part 100 acres crop. Will lie sold as a going house in Christchurch as part payment; factory adjoining. Price, /j ; per acre. payment. /1.000 cash would be concern, walk in, walk out, at /20 per as they wish to retire. This property nn)v /- no p av t he owner tor his a CC and he would leave the acre. Stock, implements, etc. Only , has be'cn ill the owner's hands for the „ncrest m same.'or he will accept, a Glance of his money for a term. Now cash required to get into this last 40 years, and is one of the tirst n pu- bungalow free from encumbrances j s ]C . c hance to become a sheep- cheap property, the stock on the selection i'n the district. nor. (Jhnstchurcli lor his interest. 2000. farmer. 2060. property is alone worth ,{BOO. We specialize in Exchange and Equity Propositions niniiTir •<£ •• <£2 j/voulu-e in the country you might like to exchange your farm for a City property ,; ie olher K . a y round. Write us about it-if e'lt sie you, and submit you », >rh[ dSfSXifylk sonif snii;td nfjers. * 1 - r WW® SLi U fAAI/ fA Write tons if yon can't || §g I I|l i|\ A> B 8i As regards Terms, we caa call 8!•B B* VB B VK> \J\Jr Q suit year convenience If you ivnnl particulars of anv farm in ■ ' W'c command big capita!. ntid can financc any district, 'write lis a letter telling lis FARM SALESMEN buyers at low interest—lerms over long what xour idea is, and we'll forward you . a list of farms of the class you want, and _ ~, n j P..U.1 periods. J e.l us/usl a tout what de, oat at about the figiiie \ou mention. Yoit |np||C ||ll|l(li[)B$, UdSllCl Mlvvlj vnilSlCilUrCn vou can conveniently manage, and we'll do not commit yourself to anything by S» 3 C2II '—S6 2 Q arrange the balance to suit you. this—\o purchase, no commission. ou<l J *

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