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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16546, 11 June 1919, Page 3

Hi I Our knowledge of the Farms we |$f ||5 i3Pf sell is not obtained over an office ||| M desk. We inspect each property g|| and when we say it is good, it fil I I The bnlk of the wealth of this country has m come, and will coßtiaiE3 to coma from the land. ||| The Farmer of yesterday made big money, the Farmer of to-day is |pp till making, and the of to-mormw will to do so. and secure a slice of the big money that is coming to all men engaged ||| in the production of the Nation s Wealth—primary products of the land. H A FIRST-CLASS SHEEP RUN-NORTH CANTER- DAIRYING AND CROPPING FARK —NEAR p|| BURY. ASHSURTOtf. $£§ ComDrisinir 2,190 acras, carrying at present 1,600 117 aores, with .{-roomed house, bathroom pantry SqpTSs> ofwW?{ are eW & balance hoggets, and scullery. Hot an dco d water, wash- Jfe ■and so head of cattle. Outbuildings comprise house, coalhouse, 3-stallcd cow byie, 5-stalicu eh'-arintr shed, hold 500 sheep, sheep yards, and all stable, and barn. First-class buildings, all nc\v. j&Kjg necessary buildings in good order, shearing School 2 V miles, railway 6 miles, daily mail cheese machinery,' 2-staml Lister machines. 5 miles from factory 2 miles. Subdivided into 7 w,re railway, school 3 miles. The dwelling house con- 20 acres young oa.s and just soun, - tains 11 rooms with every convenience. Lease lias acres in old pasture, tlie balance in last \ car s_r . , |&»| „ years to r™n, rental £,iS. Priß, a! a gring CW averse tashol, por a.re. til c®rn £10,500. Owner will exchange for block about carrying at present 6 norses, 30 cattle, «- £ f&sli r"000 acres Folio 483. sheap. All good level country on banks of Hinds |g|g 1,000 acres. rrn Af.orc .Kiver. s»riC3, £32 psr acre. Easy terms. Further j&gfcJ A GOOD FARM —FOR EXCHANGE 000 ACR—S. particulars on application. I<olio 487. Situated South Canterbury, fair to very good land, A qqq D NORTH ISLAND PROPERTY. |||| with 6-roomed house plastered, hot and cold water, 5,97) good sheep country, a nicc house of 10 scullery, pantry, bathroom, washhouse, coalhouse ro oiri3, shearing shcl, very well appointed sheep dairy, men's hut. trapshed, motor shed and tool- yards, stable, 2 cottages, man's whare. The land is house, shearing shed and sheep yards. 1 mile to f rc2 hold well watered and subdivided. Carrying tjgppfj school, andu miles from railway station. Watered 7>ooo s h cep> 15 0 head of cattle. 11 is healthy sheep by creeks and springs, good and permanent, sub- . CO untry most convenient to Wellington ; it is all divided into 8 paddocks, ring fenced, post and wire in s p r i CB , 27/10/- per acre. Easy fenccs. all in grass, not suitable for cropping, except tcn £ S- * Folio 3949. feg a small portion, present owner lias done no cropping. the WAIKATO DISTRICT. Carrying at present 4SO ewes and 330 lambs and 70 g acM3 good sheep an d cattle country, undula- mgk head of cattle., Land is hilly, \vcU clothed rjrrr h alf ploughable, 200 acres been in crop, with grass, it is limestone formation with nch flats where _ Qmcd inodern housei ever y convenience, woolcattle do well. Owner will exchange for a b '" al shod {or - shearers, hold 300 sheep, large sheep flat farm suitable for dairying, valued at about and dip( , Wolselcy machines, engine, etc. |$|| ,{4,000. Call or write for fuller particulars School and Post OiTice and railway 2 miles, watered _ ' by natural streams. 13 miles wire fencing, subA CROPPING FARM —CLOaE TO divided into 14 paddocks; is in four blocks, grows CHSISTCHUS3H. splendid crops of turnips. Carrying 1,100 sheep 'fif'A 80 a:rß3. rich loam, with dwelling house of 7 rooms, (jjo ewes), 170 head of cattle ; but will carry more. stable, cowshed, implement shed, pigsties, etc.. p,.j 5Jj £3 pjr aero. Will exchange for good mort- •pgwsituated near Lincoln, a few minutes' walk to school gages or dairv farm. Folio 3945and railway and Post Office. Watered by artesian A FIRST-CLASS OTAGO FARM. _ §§|§ wells ani water-raccs. In S paddocks gorsc and gjjg acres, situated Gore, with good house, men's hut, wire feaces; no crops in at present ; has grown 75 WO olshed to hold 200 sheep, shearing board for 4 bushels of wheat, and 71 bushels of barley to the s h e arers, barn, stable holds 8 horses, sheep yards to |m| acre, and 20 tons of potatoes, and 30 tons of onions. draft 1,000 sheep. It is splendid sheep country, agUi The land is quite flat, easily worked, and very clean. nlo stly silver tussock ; 3 miles from school and rail- ||||t| • Will worth inspection. PriCJ, £S0 pjr acre. Easy wa a)^d same distance frpm Post Office and Bgpg terms arranged. Folio 486. creamery. Watered by running streams in every a BARGAIN paddock, never dry, 10 paddocks, post and wire «l situated 6 mile, from Christctacb not far 25 B ■ from Riccarton; good sandy loam, «ith s"™°™ Y • dof Fcb ruary, 40 acres sown in B hs&WR? HI ■ Inglis' Buildings, Cashel Street, Christchurch H AND AT WELLINGTON

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