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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16547, 22 November 1915, Page 8

PROPERTIES FOR SALE /'■HP TO LET. gIEVWRIGHT, HAGGITT, & CO- (LTD.), EMPIRE BUILDINGS. PRINCES STREET. DUNEDIN. a U if?OA ACRES FREEHOLD; about 1200 acres in tussock, balance been cultivated; JLO*/l/ would carry 10C0 owes in its present state, but the property could be improved; six-roomed House, shearing shed, yards, and stable; 2 miles by level road to school and railway station. A great snip at £3 153 an aero. Only £750 cash. waa ACRES .FREEHOLD; 21 acres oats, 50 acres old grass, 2 acres wheat, 30 ( vfV/ acres ready for turnips, 15 acres new grass, balance tussock; carry a sheep to acre; hut, stable, barn, and yards. Owner wishes to enlist, and will sacrifice at £2 15s an aero. Only £300 required. H OOA ACRES FREEHOLD; 40 acres heavy flat land, balance good ridges, 20 acres /4JOvf 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.; li miles to school and P.O. As a going concern, £7 4s an acre. Only £750 cash. 146 iqaa ACRES FREEHOLD; subdivided into 10 paddocks (partly wire-netted); IJUU about 350 acres cultivated, balance surface-sown tussock; carries 1500 sheep; good five-roomed House, woolshed, stable, yards, dip, etc.; 2 miles from township, saleyards, etc. Owner will sell at Government valuation, £3 2s 6d an acre, or offer. 28 ACRES FREEHOLD (Southland); majority is flat land; carrying 300 ewes, ODV 60 hoggets, 60 head cattle (including 27 head dairy cows), 6 horses; implements, harness, etc.; good seven-roomed House (bathroom), byre, stable, chaffhouse, and chaffcutter, etc; one mile from school, mile and a-half from factory. As a going concern, £1.1 an acre. Only £800 required. 46 WE HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF FARMS FOR EXCHANGE.

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A farmer who takes a koen interest in land transactions in the Ashburton County informed a Guardian reporter that land is selling fairly freely in the district at satisfactory prices. A number of farmers have recently acquired land for their sons, which is a particularly noticeable feature during the last 12 months. — Both the eyes of the halibut, as is tho case -with most flat fish, axe on the rightsido of it* head.