I A GOOD SOUTHLAND PROPOSITION H H YQQ acres of Freehold, with new house of 6 rooms and one 4-roomed house, woolshed, stable of 6 stalls, motor Hn H9 garage, bam, etc.; school, post office and railway half mile away. The land is watered by natural streams, BmH Sjtjal subdivided into 20 paddocks by post and wire fences. The land is of good quality, carrying t,500 sheep B and 20 head of cattle. This property is cheap at £12 10s. per acre, or can be taken with coalmine on property HBS M a t £14 10s. Easy terms arranged. Will exchange for securities. Folio 3704 gg|jf|| ■ A GOOD DAIRY FARM CLOSE TO RANGIORA, 50 ACRES H ■I Y handy little placc suitable for dairying, and grows good potatoes, peas, etc., only one mile from school and railway, with house, of 6 rooms, dairy, stable, chaflhouse, 7 cow bails, all well fenced and watered, sub- K&ral ■9 divided into 8 paddocks, 21 acres mangolds and potatoes. The price is £40 per acre. Owner will entertain HBsl|| HP an exchange for sheep land. Folio 4459 |||||| ■ ONLY 30 MILES FROM CHRISTCHURCH §| H 2,270 acres of splendid sheep and cropping land, nearly all in good grass, part being rich river flat";, with good ||jl ■i homestead, hot and cold water, all outbuildings, sh.np yards, dip. etc., close to.school, carrying 2,500 sheep ; SHag BR] (jjj s j s splendid fattening country and easily worked ; nothing better on the market. Only £S ss. per acre ; |bS HI exchange for equity of £2,500 in small farm 100 acres, balance can remain for four years at 5 per cent. M BN Folio 4387 ||||a
WATCH THF IF 55 ™ BARGAIN 1 WINDOW One large window in our High Street shop front is set apart for the display of Bargains from Lewis & Anderson's Stock i •• v. consisting of. HARDWARE GIFT GOODS, LP. WARE CLOCKS and MISCELLANEOUS' METAL LINES Everything in this Window is marked A , , I T»-»rl^v There will be a speedy clearance. Come early, /it or unaer l.osi ASHBY, BERGH & Co., Ltd. ( ' (Wholesale and Retail.) . HIGH STREET, - - - - - CHRISTCHURCH. □ ::n □ A Message of Importance to Every Housewife! if In thousands of Otigo and Southland homes there s one brand of flour J | ' that is first favourite —Snowflake. But from now onwards exactly the | same high quality flour will be packed under another brand and will | f be known as Snowball Flour. In fact, Fleming & Co., Ltd., have extended >"| their operations, and have purchased the well-known Riccarton Mills } 1 at Christchurch, and the McGill Mills, at Milton. Uniformi vof brand I p"| is necessary with this growth of business so that j~J | The Snowflake has grown | into a Snowball J And to those who have been using other tubjected to the patent Robinson Tem- | brands we suggest a trial of Snowball pering process. This subjects the care~f Flour—order a sack—test it—try it. fully blended wheats to alternate currents | x You'll find it superior to any other flour. of hot and dry air and then to a gradual '4 ' There's good reason why it should be. cooling, thus bringing each separate grain ■*' <3 First of all Snowball is made in the most of wheat to the same milling consistency i> modem mills in N.Z. Mr. W. O. Parker so that a perfectly even and supenor flour St is recognised throughout Australasia as is produced. , . i ' the leading expert and authority on Flour Moreover, Snowball Flour is a perfect blend of 'ft Mill design and machinery. He recently juit the right proportions of finest «elected Canj, stated that Fleming & Co.'s Mills were terbury wheat with its special qualities, together II ' 'pi the most modern in New Zealand and with the stronger wheat of Southland where Pi J j second to none in Australia. For in- the land is not exhausted by constant crop- LJ W'J* T stance, Snowball Flour is the only brand ping, and with the harder wheats of Australia. i 1 Snowball Flour 11 The Daily Knead! One test will prove Snowball value and quality. Try it. If you already know ' * «/tk Snowflake high quality, order it under the brand of Snowball in future. Remember ® that only the name and bag is changed—all the superfine goodness is there under the V- Snowball brand. • a Ho" —1 I ■' ■ |
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