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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 259, 25 July 1908, Page 14

GENTLEMEN. ' . THE AMERICAN FLEET VISITS OUE NOETHEEN CAPITAL' r SHORTLY, ; AND our Main Trunk Bail way Line will j Jfx be so nea,r completion by then that yon 5 will undoubtedly take that route to add your i enthusiastic) assistance to welcome our Ameri- . can cousins. In doing so, we strongly adviso 1. you to do the trip, leisurely, giving us an f opportunity to show you some of the finest j and cheapest grazing country in the Dominion. 1 Should''you decide to do as we'suggest,' wa j will 'meet yon at any 6tation along tho Una r -and ■ 6how you investments . which, if taken, will mako your trip not only one of pleasure, . but one of great financial success as well. Appended are particulars of on# af tho • many hundreds of genuine bonk fids rpccs, wa • have to offer. ' 970 ft ACRES FREEHOI.D. Rich. low, . rolling, 6unny, limestone country. • all in grass, tut 200 acres shelter bush; ■ area ploughablej well watered, well fenced 1 and subdivided into 20 paddocks. Tho traild- ! ings compriso a large 10-roomod gentleman's 1 residence, replete with every modern conveni--1 enco, telephone, etc.; stables, loose-boxes. 2 wool sheds, manager's "ottoge. men's cottage, dip, 6heep and cattle yards. Only 5 miles by good metalled road from town and railway and tho best stock market on the West Coast. The property is now wintering 5100 sheep and 300 head of cattle. • • ' Prico £3 ss. per acre. First-class terms can be arranged. For further partioulars apply ROSS AND MACGREGQR, 1 MASTEBTQN.