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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16360, 4 November 1918, Page 3

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i the War! I I Every day brings peace nearer. How H 1..,. things will boom in this country when it n I comes." And it won't be long. now.; /'jfflßßHl 3 I Land Prices I I will soon be soaring n 1 B There's no doubt how the war will finish, and H B S B there's no doubt that land prices will soon be Bfl H B rising. Write for our complete list of farms . wm M, H B for sale. ' I Snap up one of these before Prices go up B B GOOD SHEEP AND CATTLE COUNTRY—BAY OF SOME FIRST-RATE NORTH CANTERBURY SHEEP H |- PLENTY. COUNTRY. ■ H- .1442 acres part flat (500 acres river silt), balance low 2400 acres'o£ nice sweet tussock land, all well fenced II downs. -Grows splendid maize, potatoes and turnips.. and permanently watered. With an up-to-date house H AH well fenced and watered, 11 subdivisions. .House of-6 rooms, shearing shed, stables, etc., all buildings of H B of 5 rooms, h. and c., all conveniences, woolshed, the best. ■ Subdivided into 12 paddccks. 100 acres of ffl , cow bails, men's hut. Handy to school, railway and turnips going in. Carries one ewe to the acre, and H| H . post office. Milking 60 cows. Carrying at present 'fattens all lambs, besides dry sheep and cattle. Rail- H| ■ . 600 sheep,'lso head of cattle. This is a good all- way and school handy. Also good market. Owner H| ■ ' round farm. Price, £8 per acre. Will consider first is out.to sell, and will take £g per acre ; good terms. |H H mortgage or approved securities as part payment. 3903 Would entertain mortgages or interest-bearing city ■■ ■ property. . 2933 RH B A GOOD SOUTHLAND PROPOSITION. 9 ■ 2550 acres of good ploughable ridges. School, post GOOD SHEEP AND CROPPING LAND—OXFORD flB H office and telephone 1 mile. Comfortable house, men's DISTRICT. jg H hut, 6-stalled stable, shearing shed, sheep, and cattle 780 acres comfortable house and all outbuildings of the H9 H yards. "Watered by running streams. Stake and wire best. School 2 miles, railway 4 miles. Watered by En H fences. 600 acres good young grass. Grows excellent County raccs. Gorse and wife fences in 14 paddocks. &« ■ crops of oats, turnips. Carrying 1000 ewes and fattens The land grows gTeat crops of rape and turnips and gfl H all lambs; 90 breeding cow's. A very cheap propertv oats. Sheep do remarkablv well. Carries 750 ewes, Bj B at PP er acre » and very, easy terms. " Owner's interest and fattens extra lambs. The land is easily worked 89 ■ | £6200. Only £1000 cash required, balancc at 5 per and grasses well. Well worth inspection at /S 10s. B9 ■ cent, for 7 years. 365S per acre. Good terms arranged. -873 B9 I U U /0t INGLIS' BUILDINGS . . . ■ I «!• ll» vvvlv Uw Cashel Street, Christchnrch I