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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16665, 10 April 1916, Page 8

PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET. gIEVWRIGHT, HAGGITT, & CO. (LTD.), EMPIRE BUILDINGS, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. ORCHARDS AND ORCHARD LAND. WE HAVE SOME SPLENDID NELSON PROPOSITIONS. GOOD ORCHARDS, AND EXCEPTIONAL TERMS OF PURCHASE. rtryo AORES for straight-out LEASE, with Purchasing-Clause. Situated in best /V •/4 part of Western District Southland. Rent, 13s ail aero; seven years' lease. Thirty acres stubble, 30 acres rid.ged turnips, 26 acres one-year grass, 5 acres rape and grass, balance grass; first-class level and treraoe land; 5-roomed House, stable, byre, and loosebox; alongside railway station, mile and a-half to school; best of roads. This is one of tho best propositions wo have ever offered. (34^ 1 /\A ACRES, with 6-roomed House and Boarding-house, TO LET. Farm carries 4-l/li 50 cows; best of land. Situated' North Otago. (19) CyKA ACRES, Southland; all flai land; 12 paddocks; 60 acres bueh, 80 acres (40U burnt bush (surface sown), 14 acres turnips, 30 acres grass, balance tussock and swamp; carries 14 dairy cows, 18 dry cattle, and 5 horses; 5-roomcd House, 3-stalled stable, loosebox, piggeries, 6-stalled byre and loft; one mile and a-half from school. 4 miles from factory and railway station. Price, £1C75. Tho Government valuation of the property is £1180.. (33) "100 ACRES FREEHOLD, near Gore; ring fenced; mostly rich river flat land; IvU specially adapted for dairying;' no buildings; half a mile from factory, school, and township. £11 an aero; £120 cash. This is the making of a grand dairy farm. (52) /tonA- ACRES RENEWABLE LEASE, North Otago; 26 years to run, rent Sd Tcl/UU per acre; all good tussock, facing the sun; 2000 sheep; good Homestead, with all conveniences, etc.; 3 miles from school and station. £7000, as a going concern; very easy tcrr.is. (8) THE imperial land agency company •Phone 787. COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS, DUNEDIN. 'Phono 787. IOA ACRES DAIRY FARM; close to Dunedin; freehold; 6-roomed House ;* 28stalled stable and byre; nearly all in grass; 8 paddocks; well watered; li miles from school and tram. Price,- £1500. Easy terms. fypt ACRES FREEHOLD; handy to Dunedin; 5-rpomed House, washhouse; 32o O stalled byre, separator house, trap shed, etc.; 7 paddocks; well watered by permanent springs; nearly all rolling downs; can carry 35 dairy cows with other stock. Price, £28 per acre. rtQO ACRES FREEHOLD; 5-roomed House, washhouse, 6-stalled stable, barn, /V*jO shed, sheep yards; 7 paddocks, waterod by springs and streams; rolling downs (in grass); all plougmble; grows good crops of wheat, oats, and barley; present stock, 400 sheep; can be made to carry 500 Price, £4 per acre. owl ACRES L.1.P.; rent'£63 yearly; 8-roomod House, stable, cte.; 5 paddocks; Oil well watered by springs and river; 241 acres rich river flat, balance low ridges; all been ploughed; rft present all in grass; cairying capacity 1000 sheep and 60 head of cattle; j-mile from school and rail. Price, £2500. A splendid farm; will stand any inspection. , JpOR FARMS, HOTELS, and all sorts of PROPERTIES see our register.

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