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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17706, 7 March 1923, Page 3

m Call Early for Further Particul TOR EXCHANGE. " 850 ACRES, situated about 2 miles from a townMn close to factory, etc., with good S-roomcd i'ffie a« d all n cccssar . v outbuildings. The land 'fa part rich flats and part splendid hills, suitable for either dairying or sheep. Price, £l3 per , atre. Owner will leave £IOOO on second mort- .. gage if desired. No. 2531 fOZ DISPOSAL—A SPLENDID PROPERTY. £OOO AOBES, from heavy swamp land to tustock country, with 3-roomcd cottage, well finished * nro nghout, high concrete foundation, suitablo for adding to; also good shearing sheds and sheep About 17 miles from railway, P.O. 3 Well watered by natural creeks, etc.; 7 mute* " v -, ' , ' ' "tiddocks; mostly new wire fences. Carrying at ' wesent 1000 ewes and 50 head of cattle. The < : pica is only £3 per acre. Fol. 133 : i fIOOD SHEEP PROPERTY FOR SALE OR : * EXCHANGE. jUwnt 950 ACRES, situated North ' Canterbury, !', piod sheep and agricultural and cropping land, ' jrith 6-roomed house, ..dairy, washhouso, bathi* * loom (all under one roof); also 3-roomed cottage and storeroom, one big shed used as a stable, Moment s iied, and shenringshed, blacksmith's fiop, cowbails, sheep yards and dip, garden and orchard (about 100 trees); 1J miles from school, pail threo days per week. Freehold Title. Exeellent order. Well watered and subdivided into ]0 paddocks. Good crop of oats this season— J5 acres in turnips. Carrying nt present 1600 liheep, about half of which arc halfbreds; also -carrying cattle, etc. Wool sold at a very high Iprice. Price, £l4 per acre. Fol. 132 £■ A LEASEHOLD PROPERTY TOR SALE. | EASY TERMS GIVEN. ,vI2OOAOBES, of which about 200 acres is felled I 1; and sown in best English grasses. Good land, irith 2-roomed house, open fireplace and rango. About 31 miles from school and railway, creamery about 40 miles by rail. Lease has about GO v tears to run. Watered by never-failing streams. Wire fences, all good. All the land is practically ploughable, and will carry about one sheep to the acre. At present it is leased for grazing, i. The bush can be foiled for 255. per acre. Warm climate; heaviest snowfall for 7 years lasted only 2 Jays—4 inches thick. There is no blackberry, ■'■' the farm being free from noxious weeds. Annual il« rent about £52. Eatos £5 per annum. Price, "' at a going concern, £Bso—will leave £2OO on first V mortgage for 3 years at 5 per cent. Fol. 4079 EXCHANGE FOR SMALLER PRO- * PEBTY NEAR CHRISTCHURCH, OR f BLOCK OP BUILDINGS. f 8500 AOBES, situated limestone country, low f ' downs,' good buildings. Daily mail. Freehold if Title. Well watered and subdivided. Good fe fences; good area in lucorne.. Carrying 4000 ir< ewes and -2000 wethers, 400 head of cattle. Will all take lucerne. Price, £2O per acre. Equity " 435.880. • Fol. 163 %' 'A ' CHEAP PROPERTY—APPROVED SEOTBITIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. . JSfiOB ACRES, situated Kaikoura district, limee>l tifae; country, 6-roomed house, usual cohv'cniu i n)otor«,shed and outbuildings, men's wharo; Broomed house, cob house, back station, 10 iflesfrom homestead. School,, post office, 14 mi, railway 10 miles. Freehold Title. Watered ffitreama. Subdivided into 15 paddocks, wire Kat'tfnaard fences. Carrying at present 6000 i|fc ; 4oo to 500 head of cattle. It is under-Pka<£--could carry 10,000 sheep. Limestone Slsvand undulating. Large portion under |liJc»f«rub. Price, £55,Q00, with stock, packpUfend all gear included. Subject to an' enonberince of about £41,300. FoL 125 ars. WILL EXCHANGE TOR 200 ACRES CROPPING LAND. ilt S -^ a } ed 8 mi ' e3 from Christchurch, pod land, with 4-roome t r-.ouso, scullery wash house, 2-stalled stable, 2 fowlh'ouses aTd cowBhed, p.gstyes, etc. Half mile from 'schoolTd Sll, * U 't milG ron L Cream cart calls 3 days per week. Freehold Title. Watered by artesian wells; 7 paddocks, good gorse and wire fences; 1* acres potatoes,' Acre i-acie turnips, 10 acres just sown in grass, clover etc. Carrying lfi head of cattle, 2 horses and 3 p.gs. Price, £56 per acre. ' FoL 126 WILL EXCHANGE FOR HOUSE PROPERTY OR SECURITIES. Area, 1571 ACRES, situated Mount Stua_ . minute from rail, almost adjoining school, situated Manuka Creek. Subdivided into 19 paddocks. Fenced with post and wire fences; 1000 acres ploughable, and that amount has been ploughed. Capacity, 1 sheep to the acre. Im-provements—6-roomed dwelling (modern), bathroom, scullery, dairy, septic tank, washhouse, coalhouso, men's hut, stable, and byre, one large 2-storcy 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, .13 cattlo, 6 draught horses, 2 hacks, gig, absolutely all implements, including new grass stripper (cost £45). Mortgage, £SOOO at 6§ per cent. £5500 equity. "Water in every paddock. About SOO acres well limed. Will exchange for town property. No. 2946 WILL EXCHANGE TOR 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-roomod 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 ACRES. 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 dwolling, pantry, scuDery, dairy, washhouso, 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 POR MORTGAGES OR WAR BONDS. Area, 355J ACRES, freehold, situated 1} 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., li years to go, £9OO at 6 per cent. This is all flat land, handy to four different saleyards. WILL EXCHANGE TOR FARM NEAR CHRISTCHURCH. Area, 1286 ACRES, 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 present 500 acres is good feeding swamp. Crops ■ —4o acres oats, 50 acres turnips, balance grass. Carrying capacity—3oo cattle arid 500 ewes. Used to milk 80 cows on the farm. Present stock —running 200 cattle and 300 ewes. Improve-ments—fi-roomed dwelling, complete steading , otherwise. Price, £8 per acre. Mortgages—£3ooo at 5i per cent., 6 years to go. Equity £7240 No. 2619 FAMM Limited is* Buildings, Cashel Street, Christchurch C 3355—9913 .:&u$

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KAIAPOI LICENSING COMMITTEE. The quarterly trict Licensing Committee was held at I Kaiapoi yesterday. Present—Messrs TVyvern Wilson, S.M. (chairman), C. Leech, ... Pearce, F. Horrell, J. W. Foster, and G. D. Etherington. Mrs F. E. Tanaey, widow of "W. T. Taneey, late licensee of the Pier Hotel, Kaiapoi, was granted authority to carry on the license for a further three months. The police reports were read and discussed, special mention being made of the repairs" being carried out at the Jnnc'ion Hotel, Rangiora, and the repairs needed to the Mandeville and Kaikanui Hotels, Kaiapoi. In the caee of the Mandeville and Kaikarmi Hotels it was decided to instruct the licensees to have the repairs effected in accordance with the police rejxirt before next meeting. A sure and pleasant specific for removing worms is WADE'S WOKM FIGS. 3

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