Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Press, Volume LII, Issue 15604, 31 May 1916, Page 4

™ % '*11 The Farmer is Making Money Now? but he'll Coin it after the War! I Have the croakers ivho talk about a trade slump ;i(ter tlie war really studied the question ? They ■ haven't' Europe may be in a bad way, and probably will, as all its surplus food stocks will have been g exhausted and little or no cultivation done to fill the shortage. The world s food must come rom I now engaged in connection with war transport will be released by the hunted, g and the New Zealand producer will find buyers out-bidding one anothei to bin up his product at sk\ - g high prices. Here are some larm snaps for the loreseeing buyer , r v| I Km ' !„?"* 900 n ft*** sheep co„nm-. 6- m Krcs> FJIeMMtf . r„-,t quality land. """ E •" «"•«» oood hon» and outbuilding. >™n '"<• I' ! ° outbuildings. Watered by water races , " v . 100 bead 0 f •icres dnUed ti'r" 111 every paddock. Situated near 200 acres, situated Main South Line.'good s " IVI e • x%ner " x ' eu mi " ln S cattle. Pri«, ISP » '*,*»>•««. ... Chirvins tad. doomed house. 6-s, ailed —• £ ,"*■ 1 t v - • ... some crop. I'iicc, £-0 Kb. iui acre. Onlv / 1 sr/rsi"; ,'T, " c -. o«»cr«inui».». !»",»?■>».« <«, - J lambi, jo •»<>»«» amm T- Ihe land is splendu p»™S town house, free title up to £1000. can |, t . 4^ nead young cattle • ' ... " . country, and the once is £16 per acrt . p a ] anC y 0 f the money can remain. at valuation Price, /o per acre. round. Price, £13 per a-it. iliu,-, - u. 1 ~ / . , onlv t ;oo deposit. 1 4 qc Only /500 re- /tooo cash. • 1 vcars with compulsory'purcV: clause at '13 per 01 ° !C bards. . I rice, /90 j.er acre." acre. Kent 13 '- per acre, stock can be .taker, at —————————————————— \.dilation if leqi.nn,. 700 acres, situated Atea. near Eketabuna. first-class • ~~ — " —l """"""""""~ —— """"™~" — '""new house ol 7 rooms, outbuildings of the best, cood 600 SCrCS, situated Kakaia, sonic very good land to 800 acres, 'LV Tipua. sjood quality land, mostly c-nsv orchard. All been heavy bush country. Fine nn:dium.- Good S-roomed house, atul all modern • downs r-roomul bouse in tiood order, woolshed.'stable sheep and cattle land. Owner states he will guaran- ion\eniuicis. on.v built two ycai.-. 10-.stalled and p.!l outbuilding. 1 mile from school and 4 miles tec lie will carry = ewes to the acre. Price, per '-tah.e. . giaml slu etc. .j mi es from iVnm i*'ii i u* 1 v o -icn/s turn ; i»s b-Jaiicc J and ;-vt"ir- acre; easv terms arranged. iuu k - miles from school. Watritd bv liom ianu..> . y.iuis u.rn ; i^ t .a Ja ia J. - .mi , }un . fa races, and sulxlivided into S paddocks. 120 acres oh tarried i'lul liiUchs the laiiibs and , r , , cV . , !M . . 1 , , t it ♦ oats sown doNMi with crass and clover, 00 acres sons C lVvc'..-one ,! ;o now ioo'large for him'to 5 acres, Eiccarton, first-class 8-roomcd bouse, hot slummed for wheat and> acres for oats. Carrying'. . worl- J'ri e /S ncr -ere owner's interest ,'-4 -6 and cold water, clectnc and all modern con- 000 sheep, besides cattle. Educational lease having" - which he will accept m"a small proper'lv near veniences. Stables and outbuildings. I and of the six years to run. rent 5/- per acre /000 worth of church, so that hc'an retire. One of the best farms quahty. Well fenced and subdivided. BeauU- improvements on he.property, winch will be allowed we have on our books, and is absolutclv a genuine bar- garden. Price /! 600 tree title. Owner will for at the end of the term but a fresh lease ,s corta» : a. ' exchange for a small dairv farm. tobegianted. Price, /t 7 00. Only J, 00 down, crops ■. ,r- ---£ f" ln< W 1 " 3 "■ ' in. Owner enlisted r>nd it must be sold. 222; > . 325 acrcs, situ- 50 acres, Cust, first-class dairying Ir-nd. -(fog acres first-cla=s downy country. 15 acres, freehold, and 10 acres river- 1200 acres, near^ : .ted near good good bouse of 6 rooms and necessary „ d - , voo!s hcd. stables, bed given in. situated close Ashburton. -rimaru. ,mdu«a» lowu, n-roomed Adjoins school and ° ' good dairying land. 4-roomed house, tmg and lullv, 1 house, hot and railway. J stacks and 2 and all necessary lioperty stable, cow and gig shed and fowl- mostly ploughcohl water, best straw stacks. lS dairy cows. 2 horses, will carry 1500 c.ves, and with winter house. Subdivided into 4 paddocks, able, nearly new o! wheat growing 14 yearlings, gig and harness, and all feed will fatten the lambs. Price. £\ 2 ios. 2 acrcs mangolds, J-acrc potatoes, buildings. * with' land, v.cil sub- harness for draughts, pigs, implements, This nronprt-v enn l>e had on a i-acrc young orchard, balance grass. woolshcd and: divided, has etc. ./50 per acre, walk in walk out. l'« j 111s propcrrj can . iau p - rorcny ip frrc from cncum . sllC ep vardsj ctc. grown 70 bushels Only £500 deposit. This is one of the lease with purchasing c.ausc, stock can brr.nces, and will purchase the 350 acres gofld of wheat to the. nicest farms in the country. Stock be taken at yalnatirn. lot. . 2222 tussock, not been' * acre, and will is worth nearly the deposit. 2224 ploughed for 'G ; 1300 ewes SBOHnSSHffiBHKMIHjIMBiHSBUBH vcars. Carrying I tbe.^lainte.^Pri cc. i For Men. //J all weights—at all prices. Our Ready-Money Buying System—both in Fngland and New Zealand —; | brings the best to you at the lowest possible prices. It is particularly emphasised in the Overcoat Values we now . v They have all the style and character that it is possible for a tailor to put £ . into them. The men who buy them are going to get several season's wear < \ out of them, because the materials are exceptional. ;v ; Now is the right time to make the investment. Call in and try some 0n..;. Men's Tweed Overcoats, smartest- Men's Aquabacta, Aquatite, aud'v shapes Dexter Raincoats From 35/- to 49/6 From 57/6 to £5/5/Men's Double-breasted Talma Over- Men's Fleecy Lined Raincoats . C ° atS me From 45/6 to 79/6 ' From 75/- to'9s/- » t Men's Double - breasted Ulsters, J r r ° m t0 Boys' Tweed and Raincoats, plain 8 ; Men's Leather-lined Coats and fleecy lined I From.B4/- to £7/10/- From 15/- to 35/- I isJPWkk CAREY'S 1 The Stores for Men. jj -v| 'M . Q tnost'sce ihe nam# M i __ \ " cihkcfobd'S" w BBSH WgSM Bn RBB ,? 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