F. BOWDEN AND CO. B F. BOWDEN & CO. FARMS FOR SALE. LAND’S WORTH FOR MONEY’S WORTH THE FOLLOWING ARE 25/- FOR 20/—SOME CASES MORE. 150 ACRE DAIRY FARM—As a going concern; heavy bush land, 20 acres cleared and ploughed, balance been felled and in splendid grass, except 10 acres left in native state for scenery. Well watered and fenced. Herd was heavily culled last year and* the 20 cows left are young and something special, there are also four 2 and 3-yr.-old‘heifers, 8 yearling heifers and one yearling bull, two horses, ten milk cans, Sp. Cart, Tip Dray, Milking Plant, Engine, Pump and some implements. Up-to-date Five-roomed House, e.1.,' good outbuildings. One mile from school and factory. Price £1700; with £5OO deposit. 50 ACRES GOOD LAND; within three miles of Invercargill; good House and outbuildings.. Price £l5OO with easy terms to right man. SEVEN-ACRE SMALL HOLDING; on Main North Road; good house, outbuildings, garden and well sheltered; first-class land with great prospective value'. Price £1300; with £l5O deposit. 150 ACRES IN WESTERN DISTRICT; close to school, rail and factory; 100 acres rich river flat, balance good ridges; Five-roomed House and Outbuildings. Only £ll per acre, with £l5O deposit. 160 ACRES; in splendid district, two miles from factory and rail, half a mile from school, land in good heart, well fenced and watered; Five-roomed Houfie and reasonable outbuildings; land in vicinity cannot be bought for nearly double the amount asked for this, but owner is in ill-health and is willing to sell at the bargain price of £l3 per acre with £2OO deposit. B 15 ACRES FOR LEASE to an approved tenant. This is a handy little Dairy 3 Farm or would suit a dealer; close to Wallacetown saleyards and Underwood Factory; up-to-date Five-roomed House - and good outbuildings. Get in early for this for you cannot beat it. FARMS! FARMS! FARMS! SEE US ABOUT THEM. We have dozens for :- sale. It would take columns to adver>s tise them all. We also have a large is quantity of suburban properties for ,r sale from 3 to 30 acres. d "BOWDEN’S FOR BETTER BUSINESS.” F. BOWDEN & CO.'S SOUTHLAND SALEROOMS ARE AT D YOUR SERVICE. * DAIRY COWS FOR SALE. 25—Shorthorn-cross; 2nd to 4th calvers. o 14 —First-class Cross-bred; all young; due i- for factory; complete herd. 4 Shorthorn-cross, 3rd to 4th calvers; n due September; in calf to Shorthorn. 20—Two-year-old Heifers; mixed breeds; y well grown and showing well in calf. 12—Factory Calvers; mixed breeds. 6 —Two Cows due for factory; 4 Heifers due August to December. r 31—1st to 4th Calvers, in calf to P.B. Shorthorn. 15—Holstein and Holstein-cross; due September; 2nd to 4th tjalvefs. 30—Mostly Holstein. This herd has been well culled for several years; mostly 3rd calvers; due September-October. 5 Good Cows; due September; 2nd to - 4th calvers. p 12 —Jersey-crass Heifers; 2 years old; due> from now to middle September. 9—Good Cows; early calvers. 4—l Three-quarter Jersey, 2nd calver; 1 Ayrshire, 2nd calver; 1 Ayrshire, 3rd 3 calver; 1 Shorthorn-cross due end of j August; others due September. NOTE—we always have a lot for sale. They are coming in and going out continually. e HORSES FOR SALE. I—Draught Mare, 10 years, sound and right, any yoke, splendid leader, clean legs. 3—Draughts. These are a good lot. Reason | for selling owner bought Tractor. • I—6-year-old Draught; used to all classes work. 0 I—s-year1—5-year old specially fine Draught Mare; brolcen to chains, sound. g I—7-year old Draught; sound and good worker. I—7-year-old upstanding Gelding, sound, s guaranteed good .worker in any yoke. I—4-year-old Draught Filly, eligible for b Stud Book, unbroken, but been handled; very quiet, in foal to ihiported » horse. I—6-year-old Draught Gelding, shafts or anywhere else, sound and right, bred by owner. I—9-year-old Heavy Draught Brood Mare, any yoke, tip top leader; bred by owner. >, I—Turnout; Horse, Rubber-tyred Gig with three-quarter shafts, and Harness; splendid turnout. I—2-year-old Sp. Cart Filly, never been J ‘ handled. - 2—4-year-old Geldings; just mouthed; be broken in within a week. l - WE HAVE DOZENS OF OTHER HORSES J TO SELECT FROM: Milk Carters, Sp. Carters, Gig and Draught Horses; also Sp. Carts, Tip Drays, Gigs and Farm Waggons. "BOWDEN’S FOR BETTER BUSINESS.” TIMBER. USERS of tiitober are being educated almost daily to the use of DRY RUN TIMBER, and there can be no doubt whatever that its use reflects greater credit on the job, and on the builder. We are one of the very few mills that can supply promptly all classes of Building Timber, and we specialise in DRY RUN. STOCKS AMOUNT TO HALF A MILLION FEET. Why not visit the Mill, and select your requirements? BIRCH & CO. SAWMILLERS .... TUATAPERE. Correspondence to Box 1, GORE, for prompt attention. STOP! LISTEN! jQO YOU WANT THE BEST MEAT? IF SO MAKE.STRAIGHT FOR ANY OF OUR THREE SHOPS : , TAY STREET; ETTRICK STREET; CONON STREET. QUALITY OF THE VERY BEST. J. L. HANNON & CO. KUDGE-WHITWORTH; made in England and guaranteed first quality throughout. Priced at £l2 10/-, this machine is of outstanding value in the cycle world. Buy a Rudge and you buy the best.—GEO. WILSON, Barb Cycle Stores, Dee Street, corner Spey Street.
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Southland Times, Issue 20617, 16 October 1928, Page 12
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