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Southern Cross, Volume 10, Issue 30, 1 November 1902, Page 4

Highly.cultivated dairy farm, 181 acre (carries 200 head of cattle). Homestead, of 6-room house, stable, 9 paddocks—£l,BoU. Mokotua west, 251 acres, 80 acres Hush, dwelling, £750. Leasehold of 120 acres, with 30 cows, milk cart, and goodwill of milk walk. Capital | opening for an energetic man with a little I capital. j INVERCARG T LL Unoccupied Sections; If acres adjoining railway. Site for timber yard or grain stores. Esk and Doon streets, 4 acre, freehold <£soo. Clyde street, freehold section £l7O. Tyne street, near Clyde street, 2 sections. Tweed street, 2 sections on easy terms. Earn street, section, £6O. Biggar street, section near Ness street, £4O. 44 acres, superior site for suburban residence. Teviot street, section, £BS £ Acre, Bowmont street, £IOO aOUTH RIVERTON, adjoining the Borough of Riverton, sections 1 to 10 in block 6, 1 to 10 in block 5, and 23 to 31 in the township of Croydon, 28 acres, 1 rood, 37 poles also adjoining ; sections 40 and 41, block 1, Jacob’s River Hundred, 202 acres, 2 roods and 15 poles. This fine block will be sold in one lot at a low price. MISCELLANEOUS. Working sawmill and plant, 800 acres bush three miles from station, £7OO. Country hotel, 20 rooms, 3 acres, good farming district, £3OOO. Country storekeeper’s business, pos,t and telephone office, no competition. Country Blacksmith’s, excellent stand in large district, Blacksmith shop, Wrey’s Bush, 2 acres, 6 room house. Blacksmith shop and dwelling, Mararoa, 20 acres, £l5O. 2 Shops, dwelling and stable, Woodlands. Bee farm, 3 miles from town, 3 acres land 5-room house, wash-house, stable, and cowbyre, comfortable home. Beehives for sale also. Price of property, £l9O. EXCELLENT freehold fruit-grower’s business for sale ; 3f acres ; garden ; over 1000 fruit trees; six room house ; with hot and cold water laid on ; washhouse, cowshed, stable and storeroom. Two vineries in full bearing, 130 ft y 30ft; 1 tomato house in brick and concrete 100 x 39 ; l.do do 50 x 24 ; Idodo 50 x 16; 1 tomato forcing house ;uot water; 20 xl2 ; 4 concrete forcing pits 18 x 6, PASSAGES to London, Europe, America, and elsewhere. THOMAS COOK & SON issue passages by the P. & O. Line from New Zealand to London from £39 to £73 ; by the Orient Line from £l6 16s to £73 ; by the North German Line, £ls 15s to £6O; French Line, Ist class to £73,- Vancouver Line, £3O 5s to £74; ’Frisco Line .£35 7s 6d to £77 ; Torres Straits, Batavia* Singapore Line, £22 to £6O ; Aberdeen Line, via Durban and Cape Town, from £l7 6a to £56 10s ; Direct Lines, via Cape Horn, Monte Video, Teneriffe, from £l7 6s to £63 16s. _ Passengers booked to any part of Asia, Africa, and America, where ships railways, or coaches ply. Send for Thomas Cook and Son’s Shipping List with mast (free). For further particulars apply to W. B. Scandrett, LAND AGENT, CORNER DEE AND ESK STREETS, INVERCARGILL. Agent in Southland for— REUTER’S TELEGRAM COY., Ltd. Cablegrams and Money remitted to Home and Foreign Countries at Lowest Rates by Cable. Cook’s Tourist and Shipping Office, Imperial Insurance Company, (Eire) Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation Company. Obtains loans on Freeholds at 44, 5, 5£ and 6per cent., according to amount of loan and locality of security.