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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14821, 21 October 1920, Page 5

Properties for Sale Easy Terms. Two Freehold House Properties. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF EACH. 4-Roomed HOUSE, Hill, Bathroom, Scullery, H. and C. water, Sound; J-Aci'e Freehold; good Garden— Price ... £750. 9 5-ACBE, 3 minutes from centre of Town; really good 6-roomed house, leetric light, hot and cold water— Price £llOO. INQUIRIES INVITED. J. D. FAMILTON AND SONS.

FOR SALE. iy ACRES, more or less, divided into Pantry, No. 1. Shaekloek Range, Washhouse, Boiler. 2 400-gal. Tanks, Lovely Orchard. Fowlhouse and run," Feed-house, also Gig Shed and Con- Byre. This property situated in Duntroon, and is right alongside of the Railway, Post Office. Stores, etc., and for anyone looking for a Poultry Farm we should strongly advise them to inspect this. -Price and full particulars on application. M, McFADGEN and GO., 579 THAMES STREET. McNAIR and VALENTSNE, tt AND AND ESTATE AGENTS, i WAITAKI BUILDINGS, OAMARU. BOX 130 .

20*000 Acres, rent £137 10s per year, IS years to run, with right of renewal: 200 acres freehold, good 7rooniecl brick house, woolshed, huts, stable, dairy, etc. Large portion ploughable; about 100 acres have been cultivated. Price as a going concern, with 6500 sheep, 20 head cattle, all horses and implements, £20,000. 646 Acres L.1.P., rent 8s 9d less 10 per cent.; 6-roomed house and all necessary outbuildings. Well watered by running streams: 90 acres wheat, 50 acres oats, 50 acres ready for turnips ; balance grass carrying at present 650 ewes. Price £7500. Crops at valuation, also stock and implements if desired. Leasehold 200 Acres, 18 months to run; rental, £'l76 16s 2d per year; W acres wheat, 53 acres ploughed. Good 7-roomed house. Price for goodwill, including crops, £6OO. 485 Acres Renewable Lease; rent, £9B half-yearly, less 10 per cent; 37 •acres oats. 70 acres tussock, 345 acres grass, of ■ which 70 acres is young grass. Sub-divided into 11 paddocks, all watered by springs and running streams. Carrying capacity, 800 ewes, horses, etc.; granary, implement shed, shearing shed, hut, washhouse, dairy, stable. Price, £4IOO, mortgage "of £1000; 2£ miles from school, 13 miles from rail; 7 miles new fencing. Ton chaff and oats thrown in. ] £4OO, as going concern, good sound butchery business. Delivery van, 4 pigs in young, spring cart and harness. All shop fittings. Lease 2 years,to run. Killing at present 2 bodies beef and 14 sheep per week; run could easily be extended to do another body of -beef and 6 sheep extra Turnover, £3OO a month, without skins, hides or pigs. 542 BUTTER. T>UTTER. WRAPPERS, printed in compliance with the HEALTH DEPARTMENT'S REGULATIONS are obtainable at the OAMARU MAIL FULL STOCKS OF VEGETABLE PARCHMENT ON HAND. PRICES MODERATE. 351 f R S HASTINGS JUNCTION HOTEL. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. *' Ifternooa IVa and Soft Drinks during the Summer.

ECURE a pound of good separator Butter at 2s 8d per lb. Apply HANDY STORE, Tees street. Jj thing you want to beautify your ;tiower garden. ..Now js the time to prepare for a glorious display in the summer. —J. MAIN, Tees street. r ATEST NOVEL—"Pink Gods and Li Blue Demons," by Cynthia Stockley; price. 6s—At CAGNEY'S. IE MAN OF THE FOREST, by Zane Grey; price, 7s 6d—At CAGNEY'S. AT.EST NOVEL'The Vanity J Girl," by Compton Mackenzie; price, 6s—At CAGNEY'S. LATEST" NOVEL—"The Top of the World.' bv Ethel M. Dell; price, 6s—At CAGNEY'S. ATEST NOVEL_"Belonging," by 1 Olive Wadsley; price, 6s—At CAGNEY'S. IHE LEOPARD AND THE LILY, bv Marjorie Bowen; price, 6s—At CAGNEY'S. Y ATEST NOVEL—.McCluskey, the l_i Gold-seeker, by A. G. Halusj price. 6s—At CAGNEY'S. A LPINE—The Economical . H. GRENFELL'S. AJ ■ -2-J x 2i Covers now procurable at H. BROWN and COY.'S, Thames Street, Oam'ani. r\T ANTED'- KNOWN—The FARMVV ERS' CO-OP. are now fully stocked in almost every description of FURNITURE. Wardrobes. Duchesse Chests. Tables, Chairs at FARMERS' CO-OP. '..- . ,UR FELT—The Hat for all men.— ! —At H. GRENFELL'S.