'^lßliiliF^ S3 EJ YL*T Ifl S3 9 m B m fi_B W*VV IV is II vk »bS ra In H B H*™ t¥ Dl «W wL wE9 ■ 9 H H B n f5 vjaA%*vi jiji^j Call Early for Further Particul FOE EXCHANGE. i ACRES, situated about 2 miles from a townn close to factory, etc., with good 8-roomed ■ i '»find all necessary outbuildings. The land | ?*£ 4 - ch flats and part splendid hilla, suiti \l lor either dairying or sheep. Price, £l3 per J~ Oivner will leave £IOOO on second mortJJ if desired. No. 2831 •OB DISPOSAL—A SPLENDID PEOPERTY. 5000 ACRES, from heavy swamp land to tusk country, vrith 3-roomed cottage, well finished throuffhout, high concrete foundation, suitr.blo s^radding to; also good shearing sheds and si: *? Zis About 17 miles from railway, P.O. 3 fas' Well watered by natural creeks, etc.; 7 Tddocks; mostly new wire fences. Carrying at Present 1000 ewes and 50 head of cattle. The pflcs is only £3 per acre. Pol. 133 i GOOD SHEEP PROPERTY TOR SALE OR * EXCHANGE. About 950 ACRES, situated North Canterbury, rood sheep and agricultural and cropping land, ijth 6-roomed house, dairy, washhouse, bathroom (all under one roof); also 3-roomed cot»«ze and storeroom, one big shed used as a stable, implement shed, and shearingshed, blacksmith's •top cowbails, sheop yards and dip, garden and orchard (about 100 troes); 1J miles from school, Lil three days per week. Freehold Title. Excellent order. Well watered and subdivided into in paddocks. Good crop of oats this season—--65 seres in turnips. Carrying at present 1600 •beep about half of which aro halfbreds; also / Mrrrine cattle, etc. Wool sold at a very high pricT Price, £l4 per acre, Fol. 132 'i A LEASEHOLD PROPERTY POR SALE. EASY TEEMS GIVEN. ' 1200 ACEES, of which about 200 acres Is felled and sown in best English grasses. Good land, Trith 2-roomed house, open fireplace and range. About 3J miles from school and railway, creamjry about 40 miles by rail. Lease has about 60 1 Tears to'run. Watered by never-failing streams. Wire fences, all good. All the land is practi- >: jjijy ploughable, and will carry about one sheep !to the acre. At present it is leased for grazing. The bush can be felled for 255. per acre. Warm elimate: heaviest snowfall for 7 years lasted only 2 days—4 inches thick. There is no blackberry, the farm being free from noxious weeds. Annual rent about.£s2. Bates £5 per annum. Price,' U a going concern, £Bso—will leave £2OO on first I jaortgage,for.3 years at 5 per cent. Fol. 4079 £ ■ ■"■■' "■' ' " WILL EXCHANGE TOR SMALLER PROPERTY NEAB CHEISTOHUEOH, OB BLOCK OP BUILDINGS. 8600 ACEES, situated limestone country, low - downs, good buildings. Daily mail. Freehold .' Title. Well watered and subdivided. Good good area in lucerne. Carrying 4000 eves and 2000 wethers, 400 head of cattle. Will \\t& take lucerne; Price, £2O per acre. Equity ' mrrr'o: - Fol. 163 A CHEAP PBOPRRTY—APPROVED SEi CUEPnES WHO. BE ACCEPTED. , - £9,000 ACEES, situated Kaikoura. district, lime\.i. stone country, 6-roomed house, usual convenii v ences, motor shed and men's whare; '} also 6-roomed house, cob house, back station, 10 * miles from homestead. School, post office, 1} ars. WILL EXCHANGE POR 200 ACRES CROPPING LAND. 40 ACRES, situate S mi i C3 from Cnristchurch good land, with house, 2-stalled .w ~, 2 fowlh'ouses aid cot K Plg ! + tyeS ' -; C - . Half mile 'school and three-quarter mile from railway. Cream cart calls 3 days per week. Freehold Title Watered by artesian wells; 7 paddocks, good gorse and JZT ces ' acres p . otatoes ' *«» -Soidt i-acre turnips, 10 acres just sown in grass, clover etc. Carrying 16 head of cattle, 2 horses and 3 pigs. Price, £56 per acre. ' FoL 126 WILL EXCHANGE FOE HOUSE PEOPEETY OE SECUEITIES. Area, 1571 ACRES, situated Mount Stuart, 1 minute from rail, almost adjoining school, situated Manuka Creek. Subdivided into 19 pad- ™ - with post and wire fences; 1000 acres and that amount has been ploughed. Capacity, 1 sheep to the acre. Im-provements—6-roomed dwelling (modern), bathroom, scullery, dairy, septic tank, washhouse, coalhouse, men's hut, stable, and bvre, one largo stable and barn, shearing shed, iron shed, sheep yards and dip. Price, £10,500 as a going concern. With 800 ewes with lambs, 150 hoggets, 33 cattle, 6 draught horses, 2 hacks, gig, absolutely all implements, including new grass stripper (cost £45). Mortgage, £SOOO at 6* per cent. £5500 equity. Wator in every paddock. About 800 acres well limed. Will exchango for town property. No . 2 946 WILL EXCHANGE POR HOUSE PROPERTY. Area, 1000 ACRES, first-class tussock land. Situated 5 miles from Gore post office, high school, etc., all surface sown. Capacity—Carries regularly ewe to the acre. Improvements—Have also 4-roomed dwelling with quarter acre in Gore. Price, £7OOO. Mortgage, £3760. Equity £3240. Had over 90 per cent, lambs. A lot of the property is ploughable. POR EXCHANGE FOR SHEEP COUNTRY. Area, 861 ACEES. State—7o acres autumn sown, about 100 acres ploughed for crop, 200 acres young grass, 50 acres crested dogstail, coal seam on property. Threshed 55 bushels grass-seed this year. Watered well; windmill. Carrying capacity 2000 sheep, and part of river flat has carried and fattened 10 wethers to the acre. Buildings —7-roomed dwelling, pantry, scullery, dairy, wushhouse, woolshed, stable, chaffhouse, smithy, cowbyre, etc^Situation —4 miles from school, 12 miles from railway, 5 miles from steamer. Price, £ls per acre. Equity £4715. WILL EXCHANGE TOE MORTGAGES OB WAR BONDS. Area, SSSJ ACRES, freehold, situated li miles from railway, factory, and school. Subdivided into 14 paddocks, all been ploughed,, all limed. Carrying 100 cows, besides crops, or will do 600 ewes and 300 dry sheep. Next year will be milking 70 cows, besides cropping. Improvements—-4-roomed house, 10-stalled cowbyre, stables, concrete dip and sheep yards, up-to-date byre. Price, £3O per acre; £IOOO in-going. Mortgage £3500 at 5} per cent., 1} years to go, £9OO at 6 per cent. This is all flat land, handy to four different saleyards. WILL EXCHANGE POR FARM NEAR CHEISTCHUECH. Area, 1286 ACEES, .situated Berwick, 6 miles from rail and factory, 3 miles from school and post office. Subdivided into 10 paddocks; 700 acres is flat, balance mostly ploughable". At &jiiMandard fences. Carrying,at.present 6000 Carrying capacity—3oo cattle and 500 ewes. - Used to milk 80 cows on the farm. Present stock auatagcrnb. Price, "£55,000, with stock, pack- otherwise. Price, £8 per acre. Mortgages—£3ooo all gear included. Subject' to an en- at 5J per cent., 6 years to go. Equity £7240 'J^LT.. .* A...* cai ann T«1. 125 No. 2619 FARM •5S SALESMEN Limited f%§§ gib* Biddings, Cashel Street, Christchurch C 3355—9913
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17700, 28 February 1923, Page 3
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