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Marlborough Express, Volume LIV, Issue 129, 3 June 1920, Page 6

■ Horrockses Flan- 1 I wear better and last I I longer. I Look for " Horrockses" on the selvedge. fc For further information write Box 914, Christchurch. j(J)oper'sseedsj The High Cost of Living. YES, it's in everyone's mouth just nOiV— in both senses •of the words. Meat is about Is per lb. Well, the best remedy is to eat less meat and more vegetables. The Nor Zealanders eat too much mew in the summer. You can produce your. own vegetables \by simply spending a few ■ shillings ■in seeds and your spare time. But be safe you; start correctly, by buying the best seeds. Procure COOPER'S CATALOGUE from local sellers and buy COO PER' 9 SEEBS^-"THE SEEUfS i OF SUCCESS."' i ■ ■ F. Cooper, Umitedf WELLINGTON, N.Z. ' '' {.and and Estate Agents, THE N.Z.: FAEMERS' ! CO-OP. ASSOCIATION ... ..; •:. 'BLENHEIM.'..;;' ," : '. ■-i .\-L:' '■':"■ •'"■'■ LAND DEPARTMENT. _ ; ~;,i ■■■.-■■'.: . . : • .?•. V" / "I O/JA ACHES, •■ Renewable, I i"±U Lease, with right of ■'purchase. Annual rental £125 3s. Property carries (900 sheep in present state) \SOO ewes and 100 dry sheep,, Resides cattle, and with sub- ] division"',-coiuld hd made to produce ■; considerably more. Good house and conveniences of 5 rooms; new shearing shed and yards. This property is to-be sold as a going concern, and_ is I well worth inspection, and we advise land seekers to apply immediately. i .'-. :- • ■■■ ■■ ". ■■'■.'■ ' No. 20. ; O1 AA ACRES Freehold. (Land ' £ I.UU Transfer IjTitle). Subdivided into 25 paddocks, with] permanent Water. ■'. This property ■carries 1750 sheep and between ,two •and. three, hundred catMe, most ,of which are fattened on the 'place. '^Country consists' of rich river., flats;, ~and! easy low-lying hills; ; excellent liim&ing country, uood house, 7 rooms, men'-s quarters,: woolshed, yai'ds, dip, implement shed; stable and,all necessary outbuildings. A good property. ;1 (\A X: ACRES Freehold. Land X K.Jt-ktJ subdivided into 7 pad- ■; doclcs. Well situated. Six miles 5 from railway.- This property carries 1252 sheep and 20 head of cattle and ] 8 horses. Country consists of rich -limestone flatsj 150 "acres ploughed | ready for croty; balance easy lime- , stone hilL. Buildings comprise three-, roorted cottige (telephone laid on), , 8-stalled stable, and wool shed. v. ' , No. 22. Q4 A i ACRES, 779 acres of< whi;h arc freehold, balance L.I.P; and O.R.P. at an annual rental«of/£44. Five hundred acres of rich flat land in grass, balance easy hills,, capable of immense improvement! ,50 acres of flat have been ploughed and 40 acres ready. Buildings comprise 6-roomed house and all conveniences and necessary outbuildings; also 5-roomed dwelling, implement shed, wool shed, dip and yards, men's whaxe, cowshed. , Property subdivided into- 15-20-^pad-docks and well watered. Carrying 2970 sheep, 70 head of cattle, "-8.< draught horses. A good sound, proposition and worth inspection. For further particulars apply. No. 36. , i)QI ACRES Freehold. Sub-j JLtJ I divided into 6 paddocks. ! 7Q'7 ACRES Leasehold, L.1.P.,, •Of at an annual rental of £18 ] 3s 6d per annum; 100 acies plough- i able land, balance Lilly. Buildings comprise 6-roomed house (new) and | outbuildingSi, stable, cowshed motor- j shed, arid whare. This property is j well situated, one mile to school, four - miles from creamery, and post office on the property. This property is capable of a lot of improvement, and is offered at a reasonable price to a bona ; fide purchaser. No. 40. Armigcr and Company, Limited. EXPERT DYERS AND DRY CLEANERS, 76 Gashel Street., Christch'urch. Established 1890. IN response to repeated requests, we have decided to open our activities in the Blenheim district. Our business already extends>-to all parts of the Dominion, and we specialise in country orders received rhrough the. medium of the Parcels* Post. ■ . " ' . Note bur Address: ARMIOERS. LIMITED, ' CnitISTCHURCH.