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Press, Volume LII, Issue 15487, 14 January 1916, Page 10

WE ARE SUBDIVIDING "STUDLEIGH," I The Richest Agricultural Land in Canterbury I & only 1 miles from the Square | Under instructions from Mr. Donald Mcintosh we are subdividing this rich estate into Farms from n •hJrwt fi y c acres up. is one of the first selections in Canterbury, being taken up 65 years ago, B and has been farmed by Mr. S. H. Amyes for the last fifteen years. It is situated at Prebbleton- H H a^ seven miles from the Square., two miles from the tram, and 1 mile from the Railway Station jjj f there's not a square yard of poor land in the block. Last year Mr. iStons |j I<_1 <_ /| y off 40 acres, netting £40 per acre clear of expenses. fl For dairying it is the best land that money can buj*, one paddock last ycar6 ewes and 7 lambs were S , mi n v t 1 -fefcafes&- carried to the acre—the lambs being lambed in 9 carrying a cow to the acre. All milk can be sold —~ , „ , , j , g *... . „ , r , -r f - the paddock. It was then shut up for three weeks fl on the property, and mil be called for by rctad ~ and 40 bushels of Rye Grass threshed. Think of I milkmen. that for growing capacity. fl fl FOR INTENSE CULTURE —This subdivision offers huge chances—onion growing, potato growing, JfelSsfc JMit.-,, fruit, peas, or any small crops flourish here. Six one-horse dray loads of spuds have been carted off the property to the Railway Station in a day—fine wide chain roads all the way. TO BUTCHERS—Now is your chance to get some of the very best grass land near the Abattoirs. They i are within two miles, and your sheep will not starve. You'll make money on the deal. a SURVEY FEES —All fees for subdividing into whatever lots you require will be paid by the vendors. ! Lots may be had from 5 acres upwards. Artesian water may be had anywhere by boring. J I THE HOMESTEAD BLOCK—This is also for sale—a fine Homestead, with orchard and all outbuildings, JI and as much land as you require. fMw EASY TERMS ARRANGED INTENDING BUYERS DRIVEN TO INSPECT Deposits for £100 accepted Our Motor Car will meet buyers, at our office as arranged, and drive The vendor will grant exceptional terms to buyers, recognising that *° ie P ro P er ty a quarter of an hour. No sale, no charge. the land itself is certain security. Deposits from /ioo up accepted. p ULL Particulars given on application to the Sole Agents j H H. COOK & CO. Farm Salesmen Inglis' Buildings, Cashel Street, Christchurch C 211.2 E

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