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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16558, 25 June 1919, Page 3

/!Chntrh of EngJm. Institute, Kiturn* He is One of Thousands I \ // Ye* there are many of our brave boys who \\ II h a . VC re ' urn ma "necl. To them we owe a u debt we can never, pay. Bat we mu ,t try. The Wounded Soldiers' £ 1 //} Church of England 111 Institute, Rotorua ! i provides pastimes and comforts for our \/f I hoy. who w recuperating. Reading. V '< h Music. Billiyds and Games are there -S^U&IO/?<&s A \// to ease their burden. Morning and Ir v/ afternoon teas are free. I J II Y fi'nd your donation* to r»rrr on thii C . Vm\\ \ P \ A and iimilnr wuri c)«crhrri>,*ta ;?*V/ s \\\\\\S \ \\ The Military Affaira . ) \\ Committee, 4 _ At/ \\ 20 Mulsxave St., Wellinrton I . T' V TI LV. \ / J AH. NOTE. —Church A-my Donations may also be sent to J. C. Adams, Esq., 73 Bealey street, Christchurch, PIANOS " I ! i Instruments in Oak, Rosewood, Walnut, fe i or Redwood. Ours are always the. || Cheapest and Best, also the easiest j ; acquired on terms. j I MILNER & THOMPSON LIMITED 11 I 128 Manchester Street, Christchurch J I' M643l—V?'2 '4

j "See Cook about if I II —if you want a farm that will pro- H |l duce an ever-increasing bank balance. B I I Here's a Property I I that will grow anything I || Dairymen and Mixed Farmers, this is a |||j 111 - property of unsurpassed productivity. It |||| jflg produces 60 bushels"of wheat, 90 bushels |§| M . ofoats, and 18 tons of potatoes to the acre. |j|| WM 240 Acres, in the lot, and 100 acres of riverbed, £1 per annum river H mSM right, situated in South Canterbury. Best river silt land, never been |g| §§ flooded. Five-roomed up-to-date Bungalow, hot and cold water, |§|| §| ideal homestead, stable, granary and woolshed, sheep dip and yards ; Eggj K finest homestead in New Zealand. miles from railway and gS9 Si miles to school, miles to two factories. Land Transfer title. |f| 111 Watered by private water-race and river, all pipe-drained. 26 acres gjj || fflj in w heat, grew 60 bushels of wheat last year to the acre and 18 tons ||g BBj of potatoes to acre. Carried 300 ewes permanent, and fattened the g|J Wm lambs off the mothers, and fattened 300 wethers and 30 head of || H cattle, besides crop. Land adjoining sold by public auction£6o per acre. || IE ■ Price . . . £45 per acre I E9H ' Owner will accept frbm 20 to 40 acres, with good house, H Owner wishes to retire, having made a com- 8 H petency. Step into his shoes and do likewise m jjjjUj First-class block of Silver Tussock Country. g Wm 5,500 Acres, with house and all outbuildings, situated in Waipara || Bmß County. Carrying over 5,000 sheep. All nice clean country, and |j|| 188 V ery suitable for ewes'. Good rainfall. Surface-sown cocksfoot g| BH coming up through the tussock.' Everything is in apple-pie working || H order. Stock at valuation. |||| I Price £5/10/- an acre. . Easy Terms -M H The value of this property will rise 50% in five years. Folio 2923 g E An Easy-worked Property. No Ploughing g| H A splendid proposition for a soldier. ||| H|B Present owner clears £1,000 a year, and has farmed it for- j||| HI J3 years. To wind up a partnership, it must be sold. ill H 1 890 Acres, situated 40 miles from Christchurch, hilly country, ' 11 HI with new Bungalow of 5 -ooms, hot and cold water, plastered through- |g S| out Soufe and ckiry. 3 miles from school and 3 miles from if H railway- Government S.G.R. Rent ud. per acre, 9 years to run gg B9 with right of renewal for a further 21 years. Subdivided into 3 g| BBS blocks Camming at present 1,200 sheep, 850 ewes, balance hoggets, ||| HH ' an d a few cattle. 100 acres ploughable. Value of improvements M Bra! £i,200- m lij I B . price £4,000 for Goodwill (about£2,ooo down) ■ DH Stock at valuation. Folio 499 1 H I Blnglis' Buddings, Cashel Street, Christchurch H AND AT WELLINGTON