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NZ Truth, Issue 583, 19 August 1916, Page 3

H. H. COOK and CO. PRACTICAL FARM SALESMEN Inglis Buildings CASHEL-ST. :: CHRISTCHURCH ALSO AT 24 GREY-STREET, WELLINGTON. « One of tho best hotels m Canterbury for sale, with 28 acre« of land. The building consists of 22 rooms, good outbuildings, loose boxes. 11-stalled Blablo. Turnover, £77 per week. Wages only £4 10«> per week, rates £4 10s. Furniture of the best Insurance £60 per year, including furniture. Freehold £(5000. stock and furniture at valuation. Owner's interest £3000. Will accept £1000 down, or will tako for hla eauity a good farm or city property. Tlmaru Hotel, with an equity of £9000. Rent £14 I>cr week. Tho lease has about one year to run when another goodwill will have to bo paid. Owner will exchange for good sheep country for his equity. For exchange for .nheep country, a l.'-auttfui block of buildings m Chrlstchurch price £20.000. Showing good 1 rev.ts *Thi> building" are now and all of brick. Owner's iute/est £ 10,000. I Will accept In exchange good sheep I country m the North Island preferred. ' We have ono of the beat farms In the I noted Lincoln District comprising 200 I acres with good 8-roomed house and i nil modern conveniences. Land threshed CO bushels wheat and grows 18 tons of potatoes Prlee of the land is £GS per acre. Owner's Interest Is <£ 13.000 and is free from encumbrances. He will ■ accept m exchange a good block of I sheep country as a going concern. ■ Xorth Canterbury. 5000 acres splendid nheep country with good buildings, carrying 5000 ewes and fattens tho ;am»>s. Price £10 nor acre, owner's .interest £25.v00. will accept m exchange gooil buildings m tho city. showing good interest, as his sons havgone to the war, and he must roali." One of the finest sheep propositions m North Canterbury and is one of th<- \ lirst select ion-''. I Suial for our catalogue of Canterbury I farms, correspondence Invited. ; H. H. COOK and CO. Inglis Buildings I CASHEL-ST. :: CHMSTCHURCH

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