Buying Land NOW Already the pulse of business is yt Bi | quickening. Wise people realise } I I jSkL that present prices will soon be || :!l a thing of the past. All who 17 K i rrtik buy now will be able to sell at a b big profit in a few years. -> B| 1| IP\ Anybody requiring land should get in touch || with us. The best Farms and Sheep Runs for I f v sale are on our books === Call or write lj| A GOOD PROPOSITION—NORTH ISLAND WYNDNAM VALLEV, SOUTHLAND ||j!| 100 acres nice rolling downs, excellent sheep and cattle 300 acres of good agricultural land, with house of 5 R ; ,]{ • country, school and post office 1 * miles. House of six rooms - stables, barn, etc.. school and post office within R . ijj . ■ ," . ~, , , 2 miles; watered bv running streams, never dry, H « rooms and conveniences, cowshed, cattle and sheep about 6^.third hill balance level ridges. This farm HI |g yards and dip. Telephone on house, good orchard, etc. is in heart, no crops being taken oft" for 4 HM| p Subdivided into 10 paddocks, all well fenced and years. The place has been neglected, and a bit of Mj Ti watered. 550 acres have been ploughed and grassed ; gorse on ir, being used chiefly for cattle ; the owner H: J H 100 acres young grass. There arc a few patches of as another farm, and will sell this at £4 per &Cre. His * i £ii « •i * r*t i , ~ Vcrv casv terms. A practical man could make this Hr ip &£ fern; when fully improved will carry 24 sheep to the ii_ j - t_i ♦! V » - 170 a B'R m ' , .... 3 ; . . worth double its present value in 0 years. tol. 3729 M H K|j acre. Good milling timber on the property. A splendid BR* 111 |p road runs to the homestead. Price, £6 10s. per acre, pOR IMMEDIATE SALE H'S £5 10s. per acre can remain for 5 years at 51 per cent., , _ H| I lor will exchange for aSO to 150 acresin Sr 6 I Canterbury. Folio 39-o acres in {ull bear i ng , pri ce £8 15s. per aero, owner's B interest about £1/326. A bit of handy sheep and cattlo Hi 29 MILES i"<ORTh-WEST FROM TOWN country, and the price is right. Folio 376 W 654 acres sheep land, all flat, watered by County races, H subdivided into 7 paddocks, 25 acres in dun oats, by GOVERNMENT RENEWABLE LEASE H < growing winter feed will carry a ewe to the acre. 493 acres of heavy land, house of 5 rooms, bathroom, H Buildings consist of whare 2 rooms, 6-stalled stable, ample outbuildings, post, standard and wire fences, ffl J closed-in implement shed and loft. A good specu- fkf^.^tua^cd" Tuapeka° Otago; 1 mile from railwav ,8 j lation at £5 an acre—very easy terms, £300 down, siding. Rent, 3/- an acre. Price for goodwill 'and H ] £200 March Ist, 1919. Call and get fuller particulars. improvements, £I,2oo—only £800 cash. Balance can H j Folio 380 remain for a term. Folio 3660 .. H j fUT U /Si PA inglis* buildings ::: I O. fl. uvvll W vV/« Cashel Street, Christcbnrch |
Stomacli Disorders For Dyspepsia, Flatulence and Pain the Snre Remedy is Dr. CasselFs Tablets. Dr. Caßflell's Tablets euro Indigestion by restoring tlie natural power of tlie digestive organs. They enable tlie stomach to iirodu.ee the natural l digestive fluids which dissolve food, and consequently indigestion disI • appears, with all its distressing nccompatiimcnt of pain, flatulence, hcadacho. or gickncsu. Ordinary preparations at best only relieve symptoms; Dr. Caßsell'a Tablets ' restore the normal action of the digestive organs, and bo effectlastins cure. A Clergyman's Testimony. The Rev. Claronee Sinclair, M.A., D.D., 3, Wynne-street, Bradford. England, writes:—" As a moans of maintaining tho energies under stress of hard werli I know of nothing to equal Dr. Cassoll's Tablets. Strength and energy seem to spring' up anow after a oaurso of t!«m, and siloii troubles as hca&'achcs one! dyspepsia disappear. , Dr. Oassell'a Tablets are nerve nutrients and restoratives of proved efficacy, and tho recognised modern remedy for:— Nervo Troubles Indigestion Neurasthenia Sloeplessness Nerve Paralysis Kidney Weakness infantile Paralysis Anemia Specially valuable fer Nursing Mothers and during tha Critical PeriMi of Lit*. Sold by Chemists and Storekeepers in all parts of New Zealand. Prioes 179 and A!-, the 4/- size being the more economical. Dr.Cassell's Tablets // Beef me Makes /, / Appetites Keen. /sijifr h keys adult and clii'd up to enjoy a [Mr heaily meal. Its influence it refreshing, H# pleasing and :oollJrg. j ' . SUPERSEDES HOME-MADE !' BEEF TEA' It it the exc'uiWe or'sintl ioncen'ru-d flu 1 be<*f, pe r ton *«•<?, read? jnd prepared Tot making be*f tea man iait&nt. At* brver«B«'l uapp*>4 tirlnj and fait*, at food it contsins all the outfit--1 kui qualiljM of best b**f. and lhrr< fore impart* .1 enrrey aod etrenctn map. &\ and child. D«i'i »c*cept uibfllutei. Look iot tSj Trade Mark rf Beefiac. Sold in I, 2, 4 ox., and I lb. Bottle*. Manufactured by BEEFINE FOOD CO. Wholesale from KEMSLEY & Co. Pty. Ltd. » Litchfield St, Cbrutchurdi« wasfesjj
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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16408, 31 December 1918, Page 3
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