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auctions. H. MATSON AND CO. VALUE OF LAND: VALl'i; of LAND: HOW IT IS ARRIVED AT: HOW IT IS ARRIVED AT: BOW IT li? ARRIVED AT: a wvnt meeting: of practical farmers 'hey were asked how they ■would arrive at the value of land. Trie fallowing are a few of the reph<es:-~ <jj The value of land is the price It will fetch on the market. a.< The value of land can only be *mved ut by finding out the average id the prices paid for the same type «? land in the same district. (3) The value of land i 3 its unimproved value, plus the improvements which have been placed on it. (4) The value of land is Aits productive value, and will vari just as the return for primary products varies. | 15) "You are all wrong,"' said the ktst man, "tha value of land depends entirely upon the capacity of the man Who ia farming it." WHY GO ELSEWHERE "WHY GO ELSEWHERE WITH YOUR ENQUIRIES? WITH YOUR ENQUIRIES? HERE ARE A FEW PROPERTIES. JLOOK DOWN THIS LIST OF FARM PROPERTIES. ONE OF CH HIST CHU RC H'S MOST COMPLETE DAIRY AND STUD FARMS. .REDUCED TO FIVE THOUSAND. 1K A ACRES, within 7 miles of A*J\r City. Terms Arranged. 20 bail eov/she , concrete dairy, all conveniences. HOMESTEAD, good order. Subdivided 10 paddccks; well watered. ADJOINING FARM Scld for over £BO Per Acre. THIS FARM UNDER £35. Sole Agents.

TYPICAL CANTERBURY GRAIN AND WONDERFUL FATTENING FARM. WORTH £22 PER ACRE. ON' THE MARKET FOR £l6. ACRES, c-asy to work soil; complete with best buildings. Magnificent as a fattening farm, has DO equal. Thousands of Lambs, hundred,; of Wethers. Rural mail. Adloins school. We'll watered. It's a pteve at the price you dream about. Money to be made, and auickly. 2»o use without a fair deposit; say, ene-third. NORTH CANTERBURY. IDEAL SHEEP RUN. 1.11)1 1 ACRES, Homestead, Sheep Yard j, Dip. 100 PER CENT. PROPERTY. C&iryin;: 1200 sheep. Owner out to sell for health reasons. No reasonable oiler refused. Splendid neighbours. REDUCED FROM £6O to £4O. PART OF FAMOUS ESTATE, RANGIORA DISTRICT. 200 ACRES—GROWS EVERYTHING—SEE THE SHORTHORNS ON IT. A capable fanner, with ploughing Strength, could reap an enormous harvest from this Rich Soil. £2OOO required,. SWEET LAND. FAT LAMBS A SPECIALTY. WHEAT, CLOVER, POTATOES. OA/k ACRES, EYRETON DISTRICT. " Good buildings. Well subdivided. Abundance of water. Always Workable. In town, yet in the country. No mortgages. Clear title. First time to the market. We are Sole Agents. £2O per acre. K()(){) ACRES. 30 miles from Christchurch. Beautiful modern homestead of live rooms; excellent outbuildings. Carries 3500 sheep, all CorriedaJes. Subdivided into 20 paddocks, ail well watered. Cottage which includes shearers' quarters, situated quarter of a mile from railway station, Aarjdy to Christchurch. Price £4 10s 5M?r acre.

99ft ACRES (Leeston District) of &t*\f first-class land, six-room, two-storey house, six-stall stable, granary, implement shed, cowbail, pigstye, etc. Quarter of mile from Post Office, ouarter of mile from school, half mile from railway. Subdivided into 10 paddocks and well watered. This property is situated within a stone's throw of a prosperous Canterbury township. Price £22 per acre. £SOO cash. WL MATSQN and CO. ARE LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, •swtrialislng in Farm and Station Projwties. Details of Saleable Farms should be sent to us. Inspections made •ad places advertised free of charge to owner*. No sale, no charge. Call or write us if you are a Seller V «£ Property. It MATSON and CO., 143 Casliel street. - : TST