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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16113, 18 January 1918, Page 3

PRICE REDUCED FROM£27/10/-to ONEOF WAIR BEST, WILL^C^ 350 acres of first quality land situated near Ashburton THE ACRE. township with good house, stables, sheanng-shed, granary, A Splendid Dairy Farm of 150 acres, with house and outall buildings neariv new. J mile from school. Post Ofncc buildings, absolutely of the best, situated 1 mile from and "Phone, well watered by natural springs, subdivided School and Cheese Factory. Has grown up to 4 tons per into convenient sizcd paddocks, mostly wire and standard acre D f oatsheaves, plenty of mangolds, turnips and green fences 45 acres in wheat, 20 in oats. 30 acres sheep feed, feed in for cows, water in every paddock, well subdivided 60 acres rape and turnips sown down. 2 acres mangolds, fenced ; the land is flat and undulating, all plough--50 acres sown down last year, and 90 acres unbroken a bi e . The Price is only £27/10/- per acre, and a man with -an,. Grows splendid feed, carrying 1,200 sheep, 34 £500 cash can walk in. Folio 3858. head of cattle, and 10 horses at present. Price only £25 . MMacre with crops given in. Owner will entertain one A MODEL LITTLE SHEEP RUN. house as' part payment. This farm is worth inspecting ; 300 acres, situated South Canterbury, \*ith 7-roomed further particulars on application. Folio 4432. house, modern conveniences, also shed, stable, etc., ctc., . 2 miles from Railway and School, is all well watered. A BARGAIN FOR EXCHANGE. Carrying at present 400 ewes and lambs, 20 head of cattle. Two handv little places close to Christchurch, comprising and 15 horses. Price, Oltly £10/10/- per acre. Owner's together about 38 acres of the very best of land, with interest about £2,000, and he is prepared to exchange for house stables, etc.. grows great crops of onions and orchard property to the amount of his equity. Stock on potatoes, crops sold this season netted £60 per acre. the farm could be arranged to be taken over at valuation. I Owner has a large familv. and wants two or three hundred This is one of our cheapest properties, and anybody acres in exchange for his equity of £2,600. Write for requiring to start farming should avail themselves of this fuller particulars. , Folio 4426. opportunity. Foho 4433. H. H. COOK & CO.

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