PUBLIC NOTICES. TO RETIRED FARMERS AND OTHERS GENTLEMAN’S RESIDENCE in city; every possible convenience; lovely largerooms; latest friezes; electric light throughout, with most expensive fittings, gas, sewerage, hot water over tubs in washhouse; splendid fowlhouses, motor shed. Land comprises 4-acre of land with frontage to two streets and is nicely laid off in lawns, flower garden and native trees and tiptop vegetable garden. The dwelling face.i the East and is in practically new condition and could not be built to-day for the pric, asked for the property. Owner leaving Southland, otherwise property would not be on the market. It costs nothing to « inspect this. See for Yourself. Price: £l6OO. Terms arranged. R. B. NICHOLSON, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. No. 4 Arcade. Invercargill. Tamblyn, McKenzie and Rhodes. ’Phone: 1478 REAL ESTATE, FINANCE, INSURANCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Deschler’s Buildings, Esk Street. SMALL DAIRY FARM FOR EXCHANGE. With a town house. 80 acres first-class flat land situated close to rail, school, factory, etc. Carrying capacity 25 Dairy cows, besides crops. Comfortable dwelling; 6-stalled cowbyre, stable and chaffhouse. Price: £27 10/- per acre. WEST PLAlNS—Leasehold for sale as a going concern. 50 acres. Cheap rental. Lease has 7 years to run; 7 acres turnips: 5 acres oats; 8 acres young grass; balance good pasture; 17 dairy cows; young stock; 2 horses; full set of farm implements. Modern six-roomed house; two looseboxes; 5-stalled stable; 5-cow byre and cooler shed. Price £5OO. Ingoing £320. £l5O DEPOSIT —18 Acres extra rich land; Winton district; alongside rail, school, P.O. and factory. Splendid four-roomed house, cow byre, etc. Carries 8 cows Price £650. 115 ACRES—Choice Dairy Farm, Mataura. Sub-divided into seven paddocks; carrying capacity: 30 dairy cows. Comfortable dwelling, cowbyre, stable and loft. 18 Acres turnips; 10 acres oafs; IS acres young grass; balance good pasture. Price £l4 10/- acre; ingoing £5OO. FOR EXCHANGE—With larger farm, Southland, 18 Acres heavy dairying land; six miles from centre Christchurch; will carry 12/14 cows all year round. Modern Bungalow; all outbuildings. Price £2900. Mortgage £2200. TO LEASE—BO Acres rich dairying land; situated close to Invercargill. Splendid steading; carrying capacity: 30 Dairy Cows. Rental £l6O per year.
MOTORISTS! TkON’T DISCARD YOUR TYRES Because they are Blown through the Canvas POST OR RAIL TO: W. J. BOYCE KELVIN ST. ’Phone: 1557. TO POULTRY KEEPERS—We stock Meat Meal, Spratt 3 Laymor, Chicko Chicken Food, Chopped Lucerne, Shell, Flint and Rock Grits, etc. Use of these means Healthy stock and more eggs.—LENNIE & SONS, Esk Street. BAIRYMEN —Let your next skimmer be a “CERES” Swedish Separator. Leaves only 0.09 per cent of fats in the milk. Simple to use and clean. Catalogue from R. P. M. MANNING CO., 5 Bedford Row, Christchurch; or 39 Tay Street, Invercargill. 6
Fl Bkr fife A Io and a Coat would have Saved it One gallon of Berger's Paint would have put a real property-preserver over 850 sq. ft. of that house which is now ruined—would have covered it with a pleasing, durabie, damp-proof and decay-proof coat of colour-retaining paint. For this is the truth of Berger’s Paints—“ Their lasting properties make properties last.” WHITE LEAD. Every pound of Berger’s White Lead has to pass through FIVE silk screens finer than the finest silk handkerchief. It is guaranteed absolutely pure. Beißerb Paint „ ~ , BROAD, SMALL & CO., Invercargill. Sold by GEO. PETERSON Gora.
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Southland Times, Issue 19771, 20 February 1923, Page 8
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