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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16516, 7 May 1919, Page 3

Sure Profits from There's no speculation in buying these Farms—we have personally inspected each one and being practical farmers we bow them to be money-maker propositions—call in or write for fuller particulars. We are also prepared to make any financial arrangements you require. These dependable Farms a riRAT.CLASS PROPOSITION. be worked, 12 acres skimmed for spring oats, rent, NORTH CANTERBURY. 137 acres, situated Flaxton, good quality dairying or wit « f°°l croooi " land with house (new), all conveniences, Sheavy land, good for cropping or dairying, and store '. B " sta ° d bathroom outbuildings consist of 5-stalled stable. showers. School onThe X?* 8 ' mai */ a ' ds . Wateredbv main stream, can be put in every pad- dlspose ° f the pr °^ r y " stock can be at valuation. Price, only U SubdSd into 7 paddocks, 40 acresVady P<*««»«"• «"• to drill, 20 acres under cultivator, 8 acres peas, A pißgy-CLASS FARM. ltuch S 'hanois 1 °cultivator? W i & set 515 acres, situated Waiwera South, all ploughable, A FIRST-CLASS GOVERNMENT LEASE NEAR roller' drav and frame, drill, 4 horses, easy downs and heavy flats, subdivided into 16 MAKIKIHI. harness and covers, f disc plough, 2 tons chaff, sun- paddocksby livesmdm. aU been 1,000 acres - about half flat ' balance - undulating, dries, 2 pigs. Price, £47/10/- as a going concern, fail school and Post Office The land has all been house o{ l 6 rooms Three rooms set aside f « r . in walk out. Owner will exchange for free limed, and grows a traveUers. Woolshed, 3-stand Wolseley machine, titteta » g a,0».. ™. 455 . A FIRST-CLASS SOLDIER'S PROPERTV-WILL S? bubble's™ and clovS, 30 acres fzmm'n-'VgVI 'm at * DOUBLE ITSELF IN VALUE IN A FEW one-year-old pastae balance old pasture. 8- tl£ years. roomed house and pantiy. scullery, bathroom and Government. Carrying at present 1.600 sheep ' , • washhouse, coalshed, storeroom, separator shed, T Tm»J= 00 a~ IL * 571 acrei, more or less, situated Glenhojie, \Vaamca 6 . sta lled stable, loose box, trapshed, large barn, hacks County, good sheep and dairy farm, main dwelling cow byre and loft, blacksmith's shop, piggeries, donhlp ha<r<»r rha-ffr',it+*r c -,„r V.-.JP uer engine, house, and two good detached rooms at back, also woo ] s h e d and yards; also 5-roomed house and shed di t fw 6 - flnn n good sized up-to-date woolshed, fitted with two at preS ent being renovated. A good plantation fn tL fnrrJit fro Jr'JfnrfrX P ™ include shearing machines. A good new cowshed is now to and orchard . p r i ce , £16 per icre. Easy terms at e urQ iture or sundries. Fol. 443. be erected and a man's hut. One mile from school, arranged. Fol. 623. railway. Post Office. O.R.P. can be made freehold a GOOD PROPERTY NEAR ASH BURTON for £660 after two years more. Annual rent, £30. " " ' CMK AS " BUKIor '" -Well watered by permanently running streams. A HRST-CLASS SHEEP RUN FOR SALE. I,i4oacres * lat country, grows up to 5r rarrvin" breeding ewes, and 15 dairy cattle, and _ .. _ „ ... ~ . , , bushels of oats, with 5-roomed house, stable, implc- • n few small dry cattle and four horses. About 140 Comprising 3,500 acres, with good woolshed, new ment shed and yards. Railway within 300 yards acres is practically flat, balance undulating, mostly hous , e .- dI P-J* able f' ,^ ee P y ards - etc - . bearing from door . Water races in every paddock. Sub-, easv slopes. About 260 acres of bush felled, of machines. Price, £5/5/-per acre, carrying 2,600 divided into 17 paddocks by wire fences. 50 acres which 220 acres are in good grass. Balance to be shee P. 2111(1 5° bead of cattle; easy terms arranged. i n turnips, 25 acres green feed and grass. Will burnt and sown. The standing bush is very carry one ewe per acre, and fatten lambs comfortvaluable. Price, £6/6/- per acre, which includes • clam proposition near timarii ab . ly " The la ? d is „ fla t' arm and loam y. is in the all on the property barring live stock. To be given A FIRST-CLASS PROPOSITION NEAR TIMARU. rain area anc i well. sheltered. Price, £9/5/- per in 6,500 acres of occupation license. Fol. 4025. 632 acres, 6 miles from Timaru, good agricultural acre. Only £1,500 cash. Fol. 447. t ' downs, with 7-roomed house, hot and cold water. . . ... ru ., _ large woolshed, and all necessary outbuildings, good . „ A GOOD LEASEHOLD. orchard ; school, Post Office i-J miles. Daily paper . WELL WORTH INSPECTING. Situated at Glenroy under the Canterbury Land delivered. Land Transfer Title. Watered by 30 acres near Kaiapoi, good land, with 4-roomed I Board, 412 acres, three years to run, first right of springs and dams. Subdivided into 17 paddocks, house, 3-bail cow shed, 6 other sheds. Railway £ renewal and £200 rebate to outgoing tenant if he wire and gorse fences. 70 acres skimmed for wheat, mile, school 2 miles; 1J miles from creamery. Post does not get renewal. 5-roomed house and stable, 40 for turnips. Average this year for wheat, 40 Office {■ mile away. Watered by streams,' submen's hut, sheep yards and the usual conveniences. bushels. Wintered this, year 400 ewes and 800 divided into 7 paddocks. Carrying 7 cows, 2 18 acrcs in dun oats, with grass and clover, 12 hoggets. Price, £28 per acre; owner would heifers, and 2 horses at present. The land is flat" 1 acres in wheat, 9 acres rape land ploughed ready to consider a small farm in exchange. Fol. 456. Price, £57/10/-per acre. Fol. 451. Inglis' Buildings, \ iy* Cashel Street, j 0 0 (F Christchurch Lambton Quay, U2655

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