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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16363, 7 November 1918, Page 5

Turkey is out of the War! V Every day brings peace nearer. How things will boom in this country when it comes. And it won't be long now. Land Prices will soon be soaring ff There's no doubt how the war will finish, and |3 9 there's no doubt that land prices will soon be g| 9 rising. Write for our complete list of farms jj| Jg Snap wp one of these before Prices go up GOOD sheep and cattle country-bay of SOME FIRST-RATE NORTH r CANTERBURY sheep IIM aeres part flat (500 acres river silt), balance low 2400 acres of nice sweet tussock land, all well fenc«l Grows splendid maize, potatoes and turnips, and permanently watered. With an up-to-date house All Tell fenced and watered, 12 subdivisions. House of 6 rooms shearing shed stables etc. all buddings of h. and c., all conveniences, woolshed, the best. Subdivided into 12 paddccks. 100 acres of j«ii- men's hut. Handy to school, railway and turnips going in. Carries one ewe 10 the acre, and office Milking 60 coJs. Carrying at present fattens all lambs, besides dry sheep and cattle. Railtco head of cattlc. This is a good all- way and school handy. Also good market Owner rnnnd farm Price /8 per acre. Will consider first is out to sell, and will take £9 per acre; good terms, mortgage or approved securities as part payment. 3903 WouW entertain mortgages or Merest-bearing *ty 2550 port GOOD SHEEP AND CROPPING LAND OXFORD shearinf'StJ SSte 780 acres comfortable house and all ontboildings oj tho vards Watered by running streams. Stake and wire best. School 2 miles, railway 4 miles. Watered y 600 acrcs good young grass. Grows excellent County races. Gorse and wire fences in 14 paddocks. Som of oate, turnips. Carrying 1000 ewes and fattens "The land grows great crops of rape and turnips and 11 ilfnVw - qo breeding cows. A very cheap property oats. Sheep do, remarkably well. Carries 750 ewes, acre and vew ™sv terms interest and fattens extra lambs. The land is easily worked /6""oo Only £1000 cash required, balance at 5 per and grasses well. Well worth inspection at 10s. cent for 7 years. 3658 per acre. . Good terms arranged. 2873 H. H. COOK <& CO. C 2457 '

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