Farms For Sale DEVLIN REAL ESTATE MANDEVILLE-SWANNANOA NEW RELEASES BY SOLE AGENTS 16 Ha (40 acres) of well fenced and grassed bare land with some top quality soil and shelter and in a good position. Great value at only $83,000. 15 Ha (38 acres), excellent runoff block for dairy farmer in good position with water race, 4 paddocks, good fences and some shelter, $87,000. A great investment Contact: DEVLINS REAL ESTATE. MREINZ, Rangiora Phone 8829 A.H. Les Hampton 8066. PORT HILLS • GRAZING BLOCK 124 ha (306 acres) of clean tussock grazing hill country, well fenced into 2 blocks. Situated on Inner Harbour, very handy to city. Capable of supporting 1000 ewes with further subdivision. Over 50 per cent sunny faces, near new 3 stand raised board wool shed and good combination sheep and cattle yards. An ideal block for the investor. Price $235,000. Folio CR737. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP ASSN, LTD. CHRISTCHURCH. Phone 795-040, a.h. D. J. Selby 583-754, Geoff Hay 588-723, Bryce Richardson 557-422.
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