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bush, balance with little clearing up, ploughaMe. Will carry 70 to 80 cows m present state;; can be made to carry 100. Easy terms, apply promptly. MARK SPROT ANL (JO., Land and Estate Agents, Greymouth. 34(> ACRES, L.I.P. ROTOMANU. Splendid dairy or fattening farm. Six-roomed homestead, cowshed, all necessary farm buildings. Will carry 70 to 80 cows. A splendid preposition. Terms. Apply prompt— MARK SPROT AtfD CO., Greymouth. 6QO ACRES PASTORAL LICENSE, about miles from Railway Station. 400 acres felled and in grass; about 2g miles fencing (sheep proof); the whole practically naturally ringfenced. Carrying capacity in present state 75 grown cattle and 100 sheep. A cheap proposition; well wortn the money. Price £1,700. (£BOO may remain at 6 per cent, for three years). Apply prompt MARK SPROT AND CO., Greymouth. CS f 44 acres Freehold, Pastoral License), near Grey-Reefton railway line; lourroomed house and out-buildings, hut and cattle yard Large proportion ploughable; 50 acres felled, grassed and fenced; large proportion fern and bracken country, which has been fired and laid down in Danthonia. Has wintered 300 sheep and 50 grown cattle. Price £I2OO "(£SOO may remain for five years at 6 per cerft, Apjiiy prompt • MARK SPROT -ANP™\. Gjsymouth,