Page 20 Advertisements Column 2

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21466, 7 May 1935, Page 20

AUCTIONS, EVANS AND BULL. Roland Bull. George J. Leech. ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS. (Established 1881), 63 CATHEDRAL SQUARE (Upstairs, Government Life Insurance Buildings, opposite Post Office). IN FIRST CLASS DISTRICT. Qflfl ACRES, good mixed cropping and sheep farm, 7-roomed house and outbuildings. Paid £l7 acre, WIDOW ASKING £lO ACRE, with £3OO down. Got to sell. Enquiry invited. SUITABLE FOR POULTR Y NEAR TRAMLINE. (J ACRES with 4-ROOMED BUNGALOW, every convenience and numerous outbuildings. £BOO ONLY. Terms. Very keen seller. 389/63 NEAR RANGIOR A. 390 ACRES £IBSO. 11A ACRES FREEHOLD and 280 acres, rent £9 yearly, GIVEN IN. Nea 1 - Rangiora. Freehold has grown 60 bus. wheat per acre, and is in good going order. 4 ROOMED HOUSE and outbuildings. The 280 acres IS ALL IN THE NATIVE. Carrying capacity depending upon a the amount of crop grown. Terms £325 DEPOSIT. Just on the market for genuine reasons, full details on request. YALDHIJRST. AK ACRES, ACCOUNT MORTGAGEE. Good mixed farm, no buildings. PRICE £25 PER ACRE. Good buying, easy terms. 'lO ACRES EARLY HILLSIDE 4? ft A DOWN, PRICE £9CO ONLY, 10 ACRES EARLY HILLSIDE LAND within 4-\ miles of the Square. NICE 4 ROOMED UP-TO-DATE BUNGALOW, glasshouse, etc. A bargain at tjie price. Inspection invited. #42/60 READY TO - STEP 'RIGHT IN THE MORTGAGEE HAS PUT THIS FARM INTO PRACTICALLY PERFECT ORDER AND IT SHOULD NOW CARRY A EWE PER ACRE. oan ACRES, NORTH CANTERO"" BURY, handy to saleyards and township, well watered and fenced, clean, no gorse and in good rotational order. Can be bought as a going concern if wanted. 6 ROOMED HOUSE and all necessary outbuildings £5 10s acre, WITH SAY £SOO DOWN to a practical farmer. 35 miles from Christchurch. GOVERNMENT MORTGAGEE SALE. Ktj ACRES, DARFIELD, cheap small farm. 4-Roomed House and outbuildings. £BSO WITH £IOO DEPOSIT, and balance can remain for 34J years on cheap scale Government Mortgage. Only means a small rent, enquiry invited. * FARMS WANTED FOR WAITING" BUYERS AS FOLLOWS: 1. WAIKARI, OMIHI, OR CHEVIOT. TO 400 Acres, with or without buildings. £2OOO deposit. 2. RAKAIA-METHVEN. ACRES (about), Cropping and Sheep, with buildings. VERY SUBSTANTIAL DEPOSIT. 3. FARM, to carry 750 to 1000 ewes. Good improvements required. Will pay cash out. 4. RAZING FARM to carry 600 to 700 ewes. Improvements required. £ISOO deposit. 5. WITHIN 20 MILES OF CITY. 1 "TA ACRES (about), with buildXtJXJ 6. T EASE WANTED of about 100 acres ■*-* with improvements. Sound tenant with retaii round. 7. HALSWELL-TAI TAPU. OA TO 25 Acres Good Land, with improvements. Substantial deposit. WILL SELLERS KINDLY COMMUNICATE WITH US. No sale—No EVANS and BULL, 63 CATHEDRAL SQUARE. 300 300 N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD. £4OO, A REAL INVESTMENT. 5 MINUTES FROM CATHEDRAL SQUARE. A good 5-Roomed Dwelling (plastered), with Electric Light, Hot and Cold Water, Bathroom, Washhouse, Copper, and Tubs. RECENT GOVERNMENT VALUATION £535. LAND VALUE £3OO. High, dry, Section of 25 perches with good frontage. NO TRAM FARES. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., Sole Agents. FARM TO LET. A DAIRYING PROPOSITION. K A ACRES and Good House. Handy to Cathedral square. ONLY £385. A SPLENDID T HOUSE. A solid house. VERY HANDY. Electric Light, Gas, H. and C. THE BEST INVESTMENT TO-DAY. WELL LET TO GOOD TENANT. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., Land Department. N0925 BUSINESS NOTICES. CTEELITE Green Paint retains its glorious freshness after years of wear. New Zealand made. 28/- gallon. Smith and Smith, Ltd., Cr. Tuafn-High streets. 57697 MIGHTY POWER IN BUSINESS. OIR Gomer Berry, Bart., writes: "Advertising the power over-ruling the old law of supply and demand —has transformed one-man business into mass-production industries. "It has played a vital part in achieving higher standards of living, has moved people to study, to travel, to surround themselves with comforts and conveniences that conserve health, ensure happiness, and produce efficiency. "It is the dynamic force that has maintained old markets and created new, and has increased the spending power of multitudes employed in the manufacture of the hundreds of articles and commodities to which it has given selling value. "In a testing year of trade depression advertising has proved itself a necessity and not a luxury. Reduction of advertising for temporary gain may result in the gift of a market to a trade competitor and lead to permanent loss." "THE PRESS," Canterbury's Leading Daily, for Assured Results. The big paper with the big circulation, nearly 23,000. Covers City, Suburbs, and Country Districts. "THE PRESS" has a circulation of many thousands daily more than any other Canterbury paper.