[The Wise are I Buying Land NOW Already the pulse of business is \$L yf h u&'&y* quickening. Wise people realise H S /Or£l that present prices will soon be B a thing of the past. All who 'V S buy now will be able to sell at a Bf profit in a few years. n Anybody requiring land should get in touch B with us. The best Farms and Sheep Runs for I ** sale are on our books •, Call or write B A GOOD PROPOSITION—NORTH ISLAND WYNDHAM VALLEV, SOUTHLAND 11 700 acres nicc rolling downs, excellent sheep and cattlc 300 acres of good agricultural land, with house of 5 mm country, school and post office 1A miles. House of six rooms, stables, barn, etc., school and post office within H 1 rooms and conveniences, cowshed, cattle and sheep '2. miles; watered by running streams never SB , , , , , , , , about one-third hilly, balance level ridges. This farm n yards and dip. Telephone on house, good.orchard, etc. is in splendUl hcart> no crops being taken off for 4 H Subdivided into 10 paddocks, all well fcnccd and years. The place has been neglected, and a bit of H watered. 550 acres have been ploughed and grassed ; gorse on it, being used chiefly for cattle ; the owner jjffl 100 acrcs young grass. There arc a few patches of has another farm, and will sell this at £4 per acre, fern ; when fully improved will carry 21 sheep to the Very easy terms. A practical man could this rag , J - A , ... worth double its present value in 3 years. Fol. 3729 Bfl acre. Good milling timber on the property. A splendid K9 road runs to the homestead. Price, £6 10s. per acre, IMMEDIATE SALE '19 £5 10s. per acrc can remain for 5 years at per cent., Ira or will exchange for a 50 to 150 acres in 323 acres, situated Governor's Bay subdivided into g| , „ 00 - four paddocks, nice shelter plantations, orchard 6 BUI Canterbury. i<olio 39-a acres in full bearing. Price £8 15s. per acre, owner's HI interest about £1,326. A bit of handy sheep and cattle Ml 29 MILES riORTh-WEST FROM TOWN country, and the price is right. Folio 376 654 acres sheep land, all flat, watered by County races, Km subdivided into 7 paddocks, 25 acres in dun oats, by GOVERNMENT RENEWABLE LEASE gg growing winter feed will carry a ewe to the acre. 493 acres of heavy land, house of 5 rooms, bathroom, ffifl Buildings consist of wharc 2 rooms, 6-stalled stable, ample outbuildings, post, standard and wire fences, R3 closed-in implement shed and loft. A good specu- OtagoT mile tomTaiS MR lation at £5 an acre—very easy terms, £300 down, siding. Rent, 3/— an acre. Price for goodwill ancl Eg] £200 March Ist, 1919. Call and get fuller particulars. improvements, £I,2oo—only £800 cash. Balance can Ka Folio 380 remain for a term. 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Leather Brief Bags .. .. 16/6 to 42/- Teddy Bears .. *.. .. 4/6 each j Auto Strop Razor .. .. .. 25/- Christmas Cards, assorted Boxes 9d 1/3 to 2/3 j . Military Brushes, in Leather Case 10/6 to 29/6 Children's Games, including Needlework, Carpenters' Leather Strops ' — 4/11 6/6 7/6 Tools, Quoits, Cards, Puzzles, etc. .. 1/-to 3/6 Graham, Wilson @> Smellie THE HOUSE FOR VALUE qgIMM ■ ■ ||||||1111111111111 I I II I i I II I M I M M I I I MRf WSJ If Yon Can't Eta#! ilmffi Sleep : Hi ||p|J/jJ J Take Dr. Cassell's Tablets, . combination of highest efficiency. . : ; Br. Cassell's TabLete nounieh th« nerves and induce natural refreshing .■ ■ ■ • Irm. sleep. There are no narcotics in m , HHB m thom; they act.aoldly by raising the ' .. H|fl ' RK nk vital flUmdard. v .m; : ' ' b H A Literary Man's Praise. / BB Frank G. Greenwood, Esq., Litt.O^ !■_ gal Headmaster, East Morton Sohool. 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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16403, 24 December 1918, Page 3
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