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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16645, 17 March 1916, Page 8

PROPERTY (Christchnrch); first-. class block of brick buildings, showing splendid return on money invested. Prico, £9000. Equity £5450, owner WILL EXCHANGE FOR FARM PROPERTY. (\f* ACRES 0.R.P.: dairying land ; partly •7O cleared, balance bush, partlv flat; 1 milo from rail; small House; carries 10 cows. Prico, £200. Only £50 deposit. Or will exchange. JS?OAfk CASH down, balnnco arranged, &iA\y\J purchases 250 ACRES (south); flat and rolling downs; well watered; it is good cattlo country, and a property that can bo' greatly improved; crops—7 acrss oats, 14 acres turnips, 1 aero potatoes, 20 acres English grass; buildings—s-roomed House, stable, byre, loose-box, trap shod; 4 miles from rail, 1£ miles from school. Price, only £7 per acre; balance arranged. £*f\f\(\ ACRES GRAZING LAND; all Wvl/ good tussock country; rental £150 per annum; long lease, right renewal; first-class Homestead; stock —2800 sheep (1600 ewes), horses, cattlo, implements. Price, £5750, as a going concern. Half cash, balance at. 5i per cent. THE PROPERTY IS AN IDEAL ONE, AND EASILY WORKED. r I TO those -who are anxious to one day have a home of their own, and who only have a very small deposit of about £15 to £20, and are prepared to pay a fair rental, here is the very thing you have been looking for: —Six-roomed up-to-date SEMIBUNGALOW; handy to car; first-class locality; corner section; gets eun all day. AN EARLY INSPECTION RECOMMENDED. With these exceptional terms to purchase this house will not be long on the market.» Don't let this opportunity slip by.

Tho Rev. H. Clark, of the Waiareka Presbyterian Church, intimated to tho congregation at Ngapara on Sunday (says tho North Otago Times) that he had boeri accepted as chaplain, and would sail with the Twelfth Reinforcements.