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ese money luT4lvtJi\--«A¥%liTi;y«lt^l A better farm n\eans a balance- take a step £ orw* ing the properties we o: bigger bank m^mmm. wmsMWi JUST ON THE MARKET. * SOME OF CANTERBURY'S BEST LAND. OWNER WILL EXCHANGE FOR HOUSE PROPERTY. 120 ACRES, situated about 15 miles from Christchurch, good second quality land, 4-roomcd hdusc and outbuildings; 1* miles from school, about 2 miles from railway, railway runs through the • property. Trochoid Title. Watered by waterraces, subdivided into 32 paddocks, gorse and wire fences. Carrying 150 wethers at present, but will carry more. Would exchange for house property* Price, £35 per acre. Fol'. 130 NOT MUCH MONEY NEEDED TO GET INTO ♦THIS-rIT IS GOOD LAND, TOO. OR OWNER WILL EXCHANGE FOR HOUSE PROPERTY llj CHRISTCHURCH. 60 ACRES, good grazing and cropping land, with 6-roomed house and outbuildings ; 1 mile from school, and railway station 3 miles. Freehold Title. Watered by pump and spring water. In 7 paddocks, gorse and wire fences. Suitablo for dairying or cropping. Price, £SO per acre. ."Pol. 120. A GOOD LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. . 1000 ACRES, gjj.dd quality land, with 6-roomed house, hot and - cold water, bathroom, stables, • 0 stalls, loosebox, cowshed, pigstyes 'and chaffhouse ; 4 miles from school arid railway, 6 miles from Ashburton.. Leasehold, 7s. per acre, 6 years to run from next April,-£l5O allowed for improvements, rent payable in advance. Watered by water-races. In 9 *paddocks, all 'in grass, barring 250 acres in stubble; 850 ewes and lambs,- besides 250 acres of crop; Pric,e, £IOOO for the goodwill. Pol. 126' THIS IS THE VERY PLACE YOU ARE ' LOOKING FOR—JUST NEAR TOWN. SO ACRES freehold, and 100 acres Educational ,Re*serve,9J years to run, rent only 7s. 6d;-per acre. Mediunr'land,' with- housefof 4 rooms, 4-. bail cowshes,,:looseboxjes, trapshed, ■■ storeroom) concrete floors, separator room; 1* acres potatoes, *-acre lucerne, mangolds, good oat land. Gorse and wire fences. Has wintored 200 ewes. Carrying at present 4 cows and 2 horses. Price. £1650. • r "''" ■ ¥ol. 124 ONE OF THE CHEAPEST-AND BEST PROPERTIES ON OUR BOOKS. 5 ACRES, situated Eiccarton, good heavy land, good 5-roomed house, bathroom, pantry, scullery, . I stable, washhouso and copper, trapshed, stable, cjhaffhouse, cowbails and loft, pigstye, fowl- ' nouses, fme orchard, electric light, 3 ininutp* from tram. Watered by artesian well and rain water. Gorse and wire fences. Double frontage; < -J-acre potatoes, 2 acres being ploughed for | grass, balance in grass. Carrying 4 cows and / 1 horse and 2 calves. Price; £2OOO. Fol. 112 A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE PROPERTY. ! 3 ACRES, situated Fendalton, with 5-roomed house, being a bungalow, and.sleeping porch, with Doufton bath and basin, hot and cold water, electric light, tiled roof. Garden well laid out in lawns, shrubs, etc.; nice vegetable garden; Jacre in lucerne, balance in grass; about 10 minutes from tramcar. Will be cowbails on the; property, also has fowlhouse and motor shed on the property. Has a good double entrance; telephone laid 0n... The place is. beautifully pUnnelled, and everything is bea%tifully finished off. Price, £2360. ' Fol. 136 | SUIT RETIRED FARMER—OR RETURNED SOLDIER. 5 ACRES, situated Papanui, first-class land, with 4-roorhed semi-bungalow, electric light, hot and cold water, built-in cupboard, sheds, cowbail and toolhouse ; 144 fruit trees (mixed varieties), small fruits. Double gate entrance ; 1$ acres in potatoes, balance in grass ; all good fences, green hedge in front of .the house. Price, £2460. Fol. 140 WHEN YOU SEE THIS YOU WILL LIKE IT. CALL AND SEE US ABOUT IT. sjp ACRES, freehold and 45 acres leasehold, Is. 6d. per acre, .medium to swamp land, 5- " roomed-house, 5-stalled etable, chaffhouse, loosebox, shearing shed, cowbails, etc.; 1 mile from school arid railway. Government Lease. Watered by races and springs. Subdivided into 6 paddocks, gorse , and wire fences. All the property is in grass. Carrying 50 head of cattle, 15 milking, cows. The land is all fiat. Price, £I9OO «for goodwill of land. „ Fol. 112 FARM Limited togUs Buildings, Cashel Street, Christchurch C 2893—7945 _J i r V ' f fJ

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