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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18135, 26 July 1924, Page 3

♦ * lIW Now is the Right Wij!) Time to Buy i I iMmmw tr, 1 Get in Early—Wool is Coirg to Erin Even a Bigger Price This Season ff d £6OO ACRES BY THE SEA COAST—WAIK Ilf, WALK OUT. &EAUWFUL COUNTRY—TROUT FISHING, ETC. 1 ftUa of sea frontage, medium land, low downs, Idliitt Very heavy swamps, with 3 miles of river frintftge M well as the sea frontage, finest trout iilhing in New Zealand can be had here, with r t fishing huts on property which can be let in gnmlfler at a big rent, telephone on property, - subdivided 13 paddocks, all in first class order, ;r f fi«W yards, concrete and dip and stables, etc., . tfifh fine honsS of 8 or 9 rooms, all conveniences. ' SdO acres have been sown in young grass. Oats, turnips, etc., all in, have threshed 90 bushels oats to the itire and 53 of Wheat; Capable of carrying 1500 ewes, all lambs sold fat off the property and 100 head of cattle, besides fattening other stfielt. Climate is absolutely free from snow. fgiOS £lO PEE ACRE, walk in, walk ont with "r . .8000 Sheep. Plant and everything oil the pro- - J&ftf. . Fol. 760 OWNER WILL EXCHANGE FOB THRESH\;r mo plant. 'P:i800 acres> Situated 4J miles from Railway, •,£Sid& B&ool and Post Office, etc., 13 paddocks with post and wirefences, 460 Mtljing §OO ewes and milking 30 cows, and will fatten the lambs. Grows good crops also. 7fl|WeßlSd hßtlse, stables and loft, 2 necessary for farming* • including & <»<3l6ifcr Garage, and 4f>Wslied, With linilking plant. ~ ®ft®£il/10/- PEfe ACfßfi. No. 36i9 itjSKt -"WBP FARM AS A GOING CONCERN. NORTH CANTERBURY. Stfes, good sheep <SOtUitrJr, 350 &6res Ufcdfcr by creeks; 12 paddocks ting fehced. d',and wire fences. Carrying 700 ewes, lariy considef&Bltf fflttte. PiRIOE AS A fiflSOOi Fol. 15 SSTCLASS SKEEI» COUNTRY. heavy swamp, Well drained to good country, 6-r6omed hOUsfc, b&thrsom, all moderil iiohvenieflces. Storeroom, stable, 4 stalls, 1 loose-box, chaffimplement shed, Cowshed for ith engine room,. and separ&toiyroOia, ifi/ffobrs. /Watered by liatnrM stfdafßs,' "" well fenced. Carrying 500 ewes of cattle. ' 70 acres he&vy Bwanips, ■downs, all bo6n fSlotightSd in English balance tusSOfik hills. PRICE i£2o Fol. 19 WILL ENTERfAtif AS? E&CkA&GE OFdR HOUSE FAd?£l&t£¥> ' TIMBER YftUSi PAY BfTfcKiEST - ON PROPERTY, , . >, situated 25 miles ftoM. GefalfllHei ; i countiy, tussock and bush. 9-?odtoed house, woolshed, storeroom; S§ miles frtm School, 12 miles from Railway. L.T.T.' Well watered, 9 subdivisions. Carrying 1000ew&8> will carry 2000 ewes and 500 dry sheep, and 60 hdad of cattle. Sales of timl er will pay the interest alone on the property. PRICE £6/10/PER ACSEE. Pol, 22 £IOOO CASH OR OWNER WILL EXCHANGE FOR SMALLER FARM. 575 acres, medium land with house of 6 roomi, with sleeping-out verandah, telephone, workshop, garage, implement shed, chaffhovuM, 4 stalled stable, cowbails, Woolshed. etc., School 4J miles, Railway 3 miles and Post Office distance. Water in every p&ddock, 14 paddocks, gorse and wire fences, 30 acres oats, oats and gf&ss, 30 acres green feed, 60 acres ploughed, 20 acres in turnips, 80 acres two-year-old grass, balance old pasture, 300 sheep, 13 head of cattle, 9 horses and owner is buying more stock. PRICE £ll PER ACRE. Fol. 23 WALK IN AND WALK OUT—OWNER WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY OR SMALL DAIRYING FARM. 1100 acres, in one of C&nterbury's best farming centres, house 5 rooms, all possible conveniences, septic tank, etc., gas, telephone, stables, implement shed, 4-roomed whare with range. 4 miles from School, 7} inilfcs from . Railway. Well watered, 15 paddocks with ruii off of 400 acres. . 206 Acres in oats, 90 acres ploughed for turnips, 200 acres in young grass. Carrying at present 920 ewes, with all implements, etc., walk in, Walk out, at the price of £ll/10/- PER ACRE: Fol. 24 AS A GOING CONCERN—WALK IN, WALK OUT. 1286 acres, with house of 1 rooms, men's hut, dairy, eowshed, stables, barn, woolshed, sheep yards,.etc.; about 6 miles from Railway Station. Three miles from School. Watered by springs land streams; 10 paddock/., 16 acres oats, .40 afcres turnips, and 50 acw/s rapo and grass, has been over 100 bushels per acre of oats grown, capable of carrying ldoo to 1500 ewes and 200 to 300 head of cattle. About 500 acres ridgy, balance flat. Electric' power installed! PRIUE £7 PUS ACRE. AS A GOING with 700 sheep, (Sattlej etCij and everything on the place. Owner will consider exchange for • approved security. - : r It%lr"B3S PRICE £l2 PER ACRE AS A GOING CONCERN. 1460 &ctes, Canterbury, near Sch66l and Railway, phb of Canterbury's best farming centres, heavy flats and swamps to medium do#ns, 8ttom&d house, stables, woolshed,dip and yards etc., 2-roomed men's whMe. Watted bj? natural streams, it is 1J sheep Countfy, 700 acres all easy downs been ploughed. PRICES £ig pjsß ACRE as a going concern with 1000 ewes. Fol. 143 Limited iglis' BuQdins s > Cashe! Strest, Christchurch OSS3ft--5436

: X 'for D Mf vtth the iFlwour" 4180 for wwfjpa • W.' UNWOOD liiltMMMtea [ ORIENTAL] WictS' Msffifcffoet*, Spiest, Jjlfer Udm who taiett "~ ~"g*nd Baking! ■^^rpy,!B Spices Are toaae exclusively S k„ prepared f-Sr&SPeaaJ process, r.wnieS^detains tile Skfll&lthl , flavouring to the fn»* S* Because ™W strength and e '" are most s&atiaicai ( Ooy n Limited. i:olirlßtctnxrdi. Mm-chants^ gMffesds stocked V' At Lowe* frxet >B,Ltd,

• f TWO CHEAP MIXEEf FARIAS, WitKATO, NORTH ISLAND. g-j AdltES, Freehold, situate Sear OXO / OtorohSbgk. Good sheep and tot tie cotintty, with \i6efUl dairying land, the oOHtour being flat, undulating to hilly. 290 *tf6S has beefi Bottii in good passes, but the proftetty haa hot been stocked for some titne, and hfta gonfe . back somewhat./ The feWperty M rifig fenced and subdivided laid 8 paddaoka. Thei-a is A good 6-roomed cHrellifig With cbaVfeniences. Well watered. The Mortgagees will toako very' liberal terms to » g«>d ittrfirtr. PRICE £15(30, UNENCUMBERED. £QC ACRES, L.1.P., situate Te AwaDOCt muttt District. The whole area has been cleared and gfaSMd, but J** wv A good farmer could cleAb this face up infirßt year. 200 Acres ploughablfc bftlMWli'- go* l W l ' B * j*'® ll watered. 300 chains fencing, lito 5 paddock, also sheep ana cattls yards. Buildings, 4-rooined house, oowsbed, cart■hdd woolaheA and dip AflnUal rent, £u 104*' L LP. for PKICE, £1750. Good terms. 'D^ncumbered. HAMILTON HO MS FOR LEASE. ft YEARS, AT £3 58 WEEKLY. Good 0 6-roomed house, with electric light, 'fihone and motor shed, etc.; together with sTwjtes of clean grassed land, situate about 1 mile from Railway bridge, Hamilton. FAROES' CO'OP. AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, ,HAiIILTON. F6iSB ~ * Consult PARtiHAM for all aftima.l ailments. A wide experience ia tlie us? of veterinary tocdiciae eiiabLs us Just •What 13 right for your ailing anitoal. , For Bdi>S«B. Hcfc are two remedies tiut have proved thcnjsvlves time and time again. V Berry's MUn 4b port tree. Bvrry's (Witisa Po»ita« 4/- po »tr-. If you cahft tali, write for out fifee book on animal ailments. Ralph Panilian

r tr FIBRE CEMENT TANKS THAT LAST /OR EVER Alm, TROUGHS of any kind or auj RECEPI ACl£ for holding water ANY SZE 808 400 TO 25,000 GALLONS BW« for partica/an «re tl and inspect at TAYLORS LIMITED 643 COLOMBO STREET