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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17943, 24 May 1920, Page 10

TfcAIRY FARM.' 100 ACRES, PENIN: J-- , 8 ULA ; subdivided into 10 paddocks; 6-roomed House, 32-atalled byre, 4-stalled stable, milking machines and separator installedL Price, £32 per acre, crops in. T)AIRY FARM, 24 ACRES, PENIN- ■*-" isULA; 5-roomed House, ecullery etc 10-stalled byre and loft, 3-stall«J stable; verv handy position. Price, £1600 Iflft ACRES MIXED FARM, suitable ±XfV for dairying, TAIERI; 8-roomed House, storeroom, etc. : daily mail; few minutes to school. Price, £41 per acre f*A ACRES DAIRY FARM,. PENINvJ,* SULA; subdivided into 5 paddocks; well watered and fenced; all in grass; 4roorned House, 24-stalled byre (with loft)', 2stalled stable, etc. A cheap Property at £21 per acre. ior| ACRES, SOUTH; handy to Dun-J-*J\J edin; splendid land; will grow anything; 13 acres oats, 18 acres turnips-, good range of farm buildings. Price, £32 por acre, crops in. 900 ACRES FREEHOLD, 250 ACRES 600 LEASEHOLD, SOUTH LINE: freehold is good flat land (reclaimed swamp) half of it has been limed, and is free from weeds; suitable for mixed farming or sheep; 9-roomed House, and good range of buildings. Price for freehold, £25 per acre; leasehold rental, £18 10s per year Goodwill, £750. v

807 AC ¥5 95 acres / go^d dr,lled turni P s - 2° ac «s rap e and grass, 15 acres medium turnips. 15 acres fe| k i Md youn B £ ra6s >' 20 aces stubble d acros new gross. 40 acres old pas- \ TZ\ •P u -'iu 11 ? 8r ?; doomed House, 6-stallcd I stable (with loft) loose-box, barn, shearing J shed, implement shed, 24-stall cowbyre (concrete floor). Thi s is an ideal farm, pffil £30 per acre. Gjod terms. ' Folio 525 106 ACR KS (north line); all in grtss uf- 'j S x ? cpt under cultivation • subsided into 6 paddocks; 5-roomed House bathroom, ete.,_ 10-staUed cowbyro, 3-stalled stable barn; situated 1£ miles from creamery, school, and rail. PRICE £20 par aero iiasy terms. Stock and plant at valuation if desired. p o i: Sl ,- PRIVATE HOTEL (in provincial towi -a- Otago), containing 23 bedrooms 4 sitting rooms, 2 dinin s rooms, billiard room hot and cold water and every convenience : doing splendid commercial and casual business. In connection with above there is a livery stable and a shop selling fruit, soft drinks, tobacco, and fancy goods; about 2 acres freehold. PRICE i>2ooo. Stock and furniture at valuation. Easy terms or would consider a Dwelling in exchange. This is a good proposition, and quick nioneymslnr.g. Folio 539 9 ACRES (close to Dunedin City). Buildings consist of: 4-roomed House, stable cowbyre, fowlhouses, pigstyes; 1 aero turnips. £600 as a going concern. Prompt inspection. Folio 516 3r ACRES SUBURBAN LEASEHOLD DAIRY FARM, as a Going Concern; 3i years,.rent £1 per week; 9-roomed House, cowshed, stable, etc.; on Slain road; 11 cows, 3 heifers, 1 horse, spring-cart and harness, station wagon, 1 s.f. plough, 1 set harrows, chaffcutter, 45-gallon separator, 1 sow, 1 boar, 1 stack hay, 1 stack oaten sheave.*. PRICE, £400. This is the snip of the times. ■ Folio 518 DA ACRES, Taieri Plain; education O \J leasehold (20 years; rent 18s per acre); 6-roomed Dwelling, scullery, barn, cowshed, loosebox; will carry 20 cows. This is a splendid property, and well worth inspection PRJCE, £800. Folio 509

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