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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16290, 14 August 1918, Page 3

To SPECULATORS and FARMERS ONE OF NORTH CANTERBURY'S BEST SHEEP two tons per acre. 150 acres in crop last year, also u " RUNS. splendid rape and turnip land. Carrying about 6,000 808 * ' sheep. The owner will sell as a going concern at n| Comprising 5,580 acres of fine tussock country, splen j7 S- gj. p er acre. Owner will entertain exchange BH didly watered, subdivided into convenient-si<ted blocks- £ or a(ir j cu itural farm or residence and part cash. HQ and fenccs are a special feature of the run. Good home- ° Fol. 3587 BBH stead stables, grain and implement shed. '100 acres of m turnips, 500 acres ploughable, nice easy downs, has NORTH OF AUCKLAND. HH carried 5,000 sheep when fully stocked, grows: good q{ b]ack gandy loa _ with house , shearing BH crops of oats turnips and rape ihis is a p ood pro- handy to school and post office, very WW position at £6 10s. per acre, together 3,000 ewes, 'no ploughing required The plafie is H| as a gomg concern. Good Terms. - grassed, well fenced and watered, and is free from 851 change for smaller property. T<ol. 2923 property is - offered as a going M ....... ««n. n.iu concern, with 500 ewes and 150 head of cattle, launch Mgjl A CHEAP SOUTHLAND RUN. and b ar g e wor th £500. This is the cheapest property Hg|| 11100 acres, the greater part is in sweet clean tussock in the North Island. Price as a going concern £11,000. BSBpl and native grasses. Homestead, large wool shed, Only £2,000 cash required to go in, which is just gbout HH stables yards and dip. Abundance of water, sub- two-thirds value of stock and plant. "Write " s o;: |fig| divided into 17 blocks; average yield of oat sheaves fuller particulars. I 01. JBJS HH . ■ i a O INGLIS' BUILDINGS gg| HL Hb COOK w CO« Cashel St., ChnistchurchßSg Fashion's Latest in Costumes and Coats ssa ft. • * What a wealth of new Creations are here in Ladies' Costumes *|| /\ A « HU \V. and Coats. To attempt to describe them all would be futile— BP \ I H HH W so we can only invite you to call early and see for yourself this n ggU Kg I|H U 9 exquisite showing. Below is a list—peruse it carefully-— - and up • ► ■ note what good value is offered at THE " FARMERS." i\ } it |l li \ 1 only Nigger Brown TRICOTINE COSTUME, W Ifsr I I smart worked Collar, semi-fitting back, and \ I \ 1 only Buff Coloured TRICOTINE COSTUME, yH ~| I. smartly stitched, Belted style —— I * 1 only Dark Saxe COSTUME (English Worsted), ffigJ——\ FW light stitched Collar, latest semi-fitting long /r Wf j . 1 Navy Serge COSTUME, with smart Putty \\Sjy 'L\ coloured braided Vest, in the very latest style A Special Line of Light Summer COSTUMES . (Silk lined) and smart styles— i i >/ JESSES Special Prices 99/6 & 5 6ns. V Smart FUR COATS, in-Coney Seal, Natural \C Musquash, Dyed Squirrel, and trimmed Mus- U i l\\ is /A quash at very Moderate Prices. aII jJ \| f / <k Smart RACE COATS, in Embossed Velvet, Zep- \\\J| tL. \ , )VA\ pelin and Brocade, assorted colours and ii ft I styles, and very Dressy Coats \\£r 1 [ 1/1 * 1 Newest COATS, in Doc Skin, full swing styles, in shades of ;v ~ J \ % Mole, Grey and Nigger Brown , <1 \_ _ • Just opened, a new"range of SILK SPORT COATS, in all the 1 4 latest colourings, in Smocked and Plain styles The FARMERS Cashel Street . Christchurch . N6325-6220 An

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