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Grey River Argus, 20 October 1915, Page 7

'JOEEESPONDENOB DEPARTMENT We have provided a SPECIAL COBBESPONDENCE DEPARTMENT, and will be pleased to correspond with persons who are anxious to obtain further, information concerning these parts. The information will be caref ully given matter supplied, and no attempt will be made to either worry or unduly influence anyone SIMPLY SEEKING INFOEMATION. You will be given every facility for using your own judgmetiC. DONOT HESITATE TO WEITE AT ONCE for details. You will not be troubled with propositions. We have .'it the moment: — KKf) ACRES FREEHOLD, &-$* *-**J*J per acre, j£ioo cash, balance in five years, on share profit! system, interest 6 per cent, revenue first; year estimated £800 ; expenses, including living and home charges i ,£6OO. Good roads, fertile land, and excellent prospects for man with family . Property should, at end of term j^when West Coast-Canterbury railway is completed) under cultivation be worth £20 per ■ acre. Early application is necessary. AND many other propositions throughout the whole of the West Coast. We know the District from end to end, and almost, every -Farm in same, therefore enquirers can rest assurd upon getting practical knowledge. Our business was established in 1865, JUST 50 YEAES AGO, and during the half century the Firm has been the means of placing thousands of clients successfully. Of course, in common with other commercial houses we have struck some blanks, just as there are some shirkers to-day, young men who ;^ught to be doing their auty but have the tired feoling. '■, 1 To. the Bona fide settler we invite correspondence and will, it satisfied with conditions materially assist finanei ally into one of the good propoiitioni we have to offer.