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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16541, 15 November 1915, Page 8

<*nnpFRTIEB FOR BALE AND TO LET. SIEVWRIGHT, H A G GITT » & C°- (LTD.), EMPIRE BUILDINGS, PRINCES STREET. DUNEDIN. TO AAA ACRES FREEHOLD (Canterbury); good House and outbuildings; all good tussock country, lying well to the sun; capacity 9000 sheep; at present 7500 sheep (principally ewes); £4 an acre as going concern; equity £23,C00. EXCHANGE for AGRICULTURAL FARM, Otago or Southland. 151 A t)(\ ACRES FREEHOLD (Southland); subdivided into 13 paddocks, well watered; 85 acres in outs, 50 acres ready for turnips, 25 acres ready for turnips and grass, balance young grass; very good buildings, 6-roomed House, 6-stalled stable, loosobox, implement shed, byre, etc.; 1 mile from school, 2 miles from factory. This is one of the best farms in Southland, and carries 200 ewes, 80 hoggets, and 130 head cattlo. Price, £14 an acre; £800 cash. ' 9 ° ia ACRES LEASEHOLD; market garden; 5-roomed House, stable, sheds; horse, JLI/ implements, furniture; all vegetables well forward. As a, going concern (including buildings), £250. HO qqa ACRES FREEHOLD •, 40 acres heavy flat land, balance good ridges, 20 acres <40\9 now grass, 30 acres one-year grass, 30 acres two-year grass, 30 acres threeyear grass, 20 acres ready for rape and grass, 20 acres ready for turnips, 16 acres in oats, balance natural state; 400 sheep (including lambs), 4 horses, 16 cattle, implements, fowls, etc.; 4-roomed House, stable, barn, etc.; 1£ miles to school and P.O. As a going concern, £7 4s an acre. Only £750 nash. 146 1 TAA ACRES FREEHOLD; 2 miles from .township, railway station, school, etc.; J. 9 UUabout 450 acres under cultivation, balance tussock; capacity 1000 ewes; 5roomed House, stable and loft, shearing shed, etc.; 650 sheep (principally ewes); 6 horses, implements, etc. £4 7s an acre, as a going concern. £750 cash. -i/»A ACRES FREEHOLD (Clutha District); all limed with 3 tons to acre; all JLS3I/ ploughable, and lies well to the sun; 10 paddocks; 40 acres new grass, 44 acres in oats, 20 acres ready for turnips, balance grass; 4-roomed House, stable, barn, byre, men's hut, etc.; young orchard; 1 i miles from railway, school, etc.; carries 100 ewes (120 per cent, lambs), 11 horses, 9 cattlo, and crops. £1600. Terms. A snip. 197 WE HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF FARMS FOR EXCHANGE.

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