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Farms for Sale AN old colonial historic homestead on 43 acres and situated in Amberley. This is a Governor Grey type gracious old lady, faithfully maintained but in need of continual loving care. It is 2 storey with little gabled windows and an olde worlde veranda downstairs. Surrounded by a half acre of lawns and shrubs plus a sweeping drive to front door. Need we say more, its obviously for the genuine collector only, being over 100 years old. All this plus all that land, you could run a racehorse for dad, some black sheep for mum, and lots of ponies for the kids. Priced at 890,000. Ring Jocelyn Spiers, 66-917 or a.h. 856-972, Mercer Real Estate, MREINZ. BURNHAM o . . first day offered . older type four bdrm family home set amongst some of the best shelter around. Features spacious living quarters, double bedrooms, private setting, 5 minutes walk to shops and main road. Get the good life on your 3 acre mini estate by phoning Clarrie Wilson. Collins Real Estate, 488-784. a.h. 598-423, MREINZ. WFS23 WOODEND: 50 acres of good medium land complete with 6in irrigation bore. This property is suitable for grain. lucerne, market gardening or grass and very realistically priced at 81200 per acre. Details from George Kidd Central Homes Ltd, 69-234, MREINZ; a.h. 852-679. Fargrs Buy GENUINE buyer is 1 ooking for 5 to 20 acres within 30 minutes of town, with 3 or 4 bedroom home. Price bracket between $90,000 and 8130,000. The house doesn’t have to be modern but must have shelter and 4 bedrooms. Please Ph. Bill Smith. Collins Real Estate, MREINZ, 488-784; a.h. 8551 133. FTH2B

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