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King Country Chronicle, Volume XX, Issue 2065, 10 January 1925, Page 4

SHEEP AND DAIRY FARMS WANTED. THERE HAS BEEN AN INCREASED DEMAND during the last few weeks for SHEEP COUNTRY, and I am already in touch with several CLIENTS wanting Good, Clean Grazing Country. I have also several enquiries for DAIRY FARMS. I have been in touch with several of the LEADING ESTATE AGENCIES hoth in iihe. North and South ,and a steady DEMAND for land is anticipated. Properties offered at a REASONABLE PRICE should sell readily, but the present MARKET PRIDES will not influence buyers to inspect properties that are ait. all inflated in value. 1 intend INSPECTING properties forwarded to me for sale early in Uie NEW YEAR. PLEASE FORWARD PARTICULARS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. AUTHORITY TO SELL FORMS FORWARDED ON APPLICATION. J. R. MORTON, Tolephone:— Office, 180. P.O. Box 60 Residence 275. Office Hours: 8.30 a.m. to o p.m. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. of the Common Fund. Moneys in the hands of the Public Trustee form part of the Con> mon Fund of the Public Trust Office unless by the terms of the Will or Trust Instrument they are directed to be specially invested. Investment in the Common Fund has many advantages. The payment of interest, is uniform and regular; funds are available at short notice when they become payable; the delay which would result if the realisation of special had to be awaited is avoided. The highest rate of interest consistent with absolute safety is allowed, and the interest is payable anywhere in New Zealand free of charge. Interest runs from the first of the month following the receipt of the first capital moneys. Finally, the security of all capital moneys in the Common Fund and all income payable thereon is guaranteed by the State. For information apply to H. J. CRAIG, District Manager, Te KuitL