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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17944, 25 May 1920, Page 10

Qfinf ACRES (Edendalo Plains); 95 acres Oy * good drilled turnips, 20 acres rapo and grass, 15 acres medium turnips. 15 acres ploughed and sown young grass,' 20 acres stubble 20 acres new grass. 40 acres old pasture. Buildings: 7-roomed House, 6-stallcd stable (with loft), loose-box, barn, shearing shed, implement shed, 24-stall cowbyre (concrete floor). This is an ideal farm. PRICE £30 per acre. Good terms. Folio 525 IOR CR ES (north line); all j n grasg ,V" except 23 acres under cultivation; subdivided into 6 paddocks; S-roomed House bathroom, e(c., 10-stalled cowbyre, 3-stallcd stable, barn; situated 1£ miles from creamery, school, and rail. PRICE £20 per acre Easy terms. Stock and plant at valuation if desired. Vn\in MR pKIVATO HOTEL (in provincial town, Jf- Otago), containing 23 bedrooms, 4 sitting rooms, 2 dining rooms, billiard room, not and cold water and every convenience; doing splendid commercial and casual busiJifcss. In connection with above there is a livery stablo and a fib op selling fruit, soft drinks, tobacco, a.nd fancy goods; about 2 acres freehold. PRICE £2000. Stock and furniture at valuation. Easy terms or would consider a Dwelling in exchange. J Ins is a K ood proposition, and quick moneyA A&Ta , i * r, Folio 5 39 Q ACHES (close to Dunedin City). Build- «/ nigs consist of: 4-roomed Hoiise, stable, cowbyre, fowlhousos, pigstyes; 1 acre turnips. £600 as a going concern. Prompt inspection. Folio 516 ORT ACRES SUBURBAN LEASEHOLD O.J DAIRY FARM, as a Going Concern; 3* years, rent £1 per week; 9-roomed House cowshed, stable, etc.; on Main 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 qn ACRES, Taieri Plain; education "" 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. PR3CE, £800. Folio 509

4>AA ACRES FREEHOLD, 560 ACRES <l\}\} RESERVE (rental only £3 per annum), Milton District; subdivided into 8 paddocks; 2 miles to school; 4-roomcd House, shearing shed, barn, stable, cowshed, etc.; 50 acres young grass, balance turnip ground, stubble, grass, and native state; 250 ewes a<nd hoggets; 6 horßes, 9 cattle, full set implements, 3 stacks sheaves. By instructions we are to sell the whole lot as a going concern for £2000. Terms: £500 cash, balance arranged. Where could you beat this? Don't delay. It is a sure seller. (5 Fol. sea QJA ACRES FREEHOLD, Milton DisOrfcl/ trict; 17 paddocks; 1 mile to rail and school; 6-roomed House, men's hut, stables, barns, cowshed, etc.; 100 acres limed, 45 acres stubble, 12 acres ridged turnips, 35 acres young grass, 40 acres fallow ; will carry 600 to 700 Sheep, besides cattle and cropping. Price, £7 per acre. Owner would consider EXCHANGE for 100 ACRES GOOD LAND. Fol. 586 I K A ACRES (near Balclutha) for straightJLtJrib out lease. This property does not flood, and would be suitable for a farm in the flood area as a run-off farm, or would suit a man starting. Two-roomed hut and stable. The land is in great heart, and grows splendid grain and root crops. Fol. 584 6 ACRES L.1.P., Mosgiel; 5-roomed House, electric light, hot and cold water, cowibyre, stable, looseboxes, etc; an ideal place for a retired man or poultry farming. Price. £1400. Fol. 568 KKfk ACRES FREEHOLD, Southland; tJOvK new House and all usual outbuildings; for sale as a going concern, including 200 sheep, 40 cattle, 6 horses, implements. Price, as a going concern, £11 per acre. Terms, say, £1000 down. Fol. 579 K/» ACRES FREEHOLD and 35 ACRES OO LEASEHOLD, near Outram; sixroomed House, stable, byre, etc.; only 10 minutes to school, »tore, etc.; all first-class land; easily carry 30 cows. Going concern, ■ including 4 horses, 15 cows, 4 heifers (two-year-olds), 15 young cattle, full set implements. Price, £2940 for the lot. Easy terms. Fol. 592

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