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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16591, 14 January 1916, Page 8

PROPERTIFS FOR Sfll" -"."JO TO LET. £11: 5: 0 going concern. £11 :5 : 0 TIP-TOP ALL-HOUND FARM AS GOING CONCERN. C[K A. ACRES FREEHOLD; 400 acres rich flat, 50 acres bush, balanco undulating; 35 acres oats, 30 acres turnips, 10 acres turnips and grass, 50 acres young gra ? s, 70 acres two-year-old grass, 60 acres tussock, balance in old grass; subdivided into Is paddocks, well fonced and watered. PRESENT STOCK: 400 sheep, 23 dairy cows, 30 young cattle, 9 horses, and necessary implements. Buildings comprise 6-roomed House and conveniences, dairv, 18-etall byre, 6-stall stable, barn, chaffhousc, water-wheel, pigstves. ONE MILE FROM SCHOOL, 2 MILES FACTORY, BY METALLED ROAD. WE WANT A MAN WITH £1000 TO HANDLE THIS. WHICH IS A SURE MONEY-MAKER AT £11 ss. Fol. 1/97. SEND for Particulars of DAIRY FARMS. Wo havo them to suit all pockets, and are prepared to assist our cliente. THE OTAGO FINANCE AND AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED), 15 EMPIRE BUILDINGS. DUNEDIN. BATTER SB Y & CO., LAND SALESMEN, B.TCAT, ESTATE. AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, No. 25 DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. 1 AAA ACRES FREEHOLD; £350 CASH, balance arranged; all flats and rolling XW" downs; 350 acres grass, balanco in tussock; in 8 paddocks; watered by crecks and springs; 17 acres oate, 100 acres fescue; 6-roomed House, shearing shed, looeeboxcs, implement shed; 1£ miles railway station; carries 100 sheep with turnips. £3 per acre. OQRA CASH, balanco arranged, purchases 200 ACRES FREEHOLD; rolling wOO" downs country; good cropping and dairying land; well watered; acres oats, 13 acres turnips, balance grass; 5-roomed House, stable, barn, yards; 1 mile rail and school. £12 per acre. 1 A A ACRES; £300 cash, balance arranged, purchases 900 acres Freehold and 200 J.JLvPU S.G. Run; all in tuesock; good eiwe country; rabbit-netted; well watered; close rail; carries 700 ewes. Price, £2100. "I /JAA ACRES tussock country; £300 cash, balance arranged; S.G. Run; 13 years J.OUI/ (renewable): right to convert into freehold; carries 1000 ewes; 4 miles rail. £1700. ' OAA ACRES FREEHOLD; good agricultural land; all plougliable; lying well to OW the sun; 6 paddocks; good House, yards, stables, cow byre; 2 miles rail. £12 per acre. Mortgage £1400. Owner will exchange for house and section. 1 /»QA ACRES FREEHOLD; £2 10s per acre. This property is situated north, in JLOOvJ 14 paddocks;' well watered; a large portion is flat, balance rolling downs in tussock; crops 40 acres oats and turnips; 5-roomed House, yards, stable, shed; has grown up to 60 bushels oats; carries 1100 sheep; 1 mile school. OQAA ACRES FREEHOLD; £500 cash, balance arranged; of this block 900 acres 1/ is ploughable, balance in native state; 8 paddocks; well watered. This property carries 2300 sheep, and is good fattening country; House, woolshed, yards, stable; handy rail. Decide to, inspect this, and we ■will arrange finance with £500 cash. QCA ACRES GRAZING RUN; handy to rail; good buildings; 1300 aheep, horses, iOJU cattle, implements. £4300, as going concern. , FOR EXCHANGE, SHOP and HOUSE. PROPERTY in Dunedin; first-class buildings; rentals £300 per annum; showing 7 per cent, clear. Equity about £2000. Owner will exchange for a Farm. MUSSELBURGH; superb 5-roomed SEMI-BUNGALOW; beautiful wallpapers (Empire); lovely steel oeilings; h. and c. water, electric light; wide welcome hall; pantry, cupboards, presses (hot); substantial mantels; latest 6lab grates; all material of the very best, and workmanship positively A 1; sunny, sheltered spot. Terms. BATTERSBY & CO. D AIRY FARMS FOR SALE Messrs WATERS, RITCHIE, & CO. Have for SALE Two Choice Dairy Farms, situated close to Dunedin. One Property will carry up to 20 milkers, in addition to other stock; while the other ■will carry from 40 to 45. Full particulars on application. PRICE, £25 PER ACRE. WATERS, RITCHIE, & CO., AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, CRAWFORD STREET, DUNEDIN.

MEtfICAL. A MATTER OF MOMENT to every man is the state of his digestion. A defective digestion ie the root cause of most of the minor ailments and some of' the more serious ones which beset humanity. Food which is intended to nourish the body and mako good the wastage, fails, when the digestion is deranged, properly to accomplish this objeofc, so that the health speedily falls below par. Biliousness, 6ick-headaxihe, constipation, weak stomach, poor appetite, and low spirits make tho life of the dyspeptic miserable. Care of the digestion, therefore, is one of the duties necessary to the haprpiness of ourselves and others. One o: the best medicines for keeping tho digestion in a high state of efficiency is Beecham's Pills. For this special purpose they are greatly_ in demand and justly renowned. By their judicious use the organs of digestion are kept strong, healthy, and active. The taking of Beecham's Pills is not attended with any discomfort. Their action is mild, yet thoroughly efficacious, and good results always attend the use of BEECHAM'S PILLS. Prepared only by Thomae Beecham, St. Helens, England. Sold everywhere in boxes, labelled price IOJd (36 pills), Is l|d (56 pills), and 2s 9d (168 pills). »

Mr D. Buick, M.P., speaking at Palmerston North last week, said he considered they wero engaged in a life and death struggle with tho Germans, and if the National Government considered that conscription was necessary to victory, then ho could assure Mr Massey that he would find a united House behind him. —(Applause.) Thero could only be one result to tnis war, and that was victory for tho British arms, if it took six months or six years. In a private letter to a member of Trinity Church, "Wanpranui, Chaplain-major Luxford, writing from a hosoital in England, said he hoped to leave for New Zealand cither in February or March. — Liege was the ohiof manufacturing city of Bel gram.

Mr and Mrs A. J. Ellingham, of. Hastings, received a telephonic message a few days ago from Lieut. Casserley, a returned Napier soldier, at present in Wellington, that their son, Private Claude Ellingham, was in tho Pont do Koubeh at Cairo (says the Hawke's Bay Heraldl Private Ellingham was reported missing after the Suvla Bay landing on August 8.