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Southland Times, Issue 21271, 18 December 1930, Page 12

F. BOWDEN AND CO., F. BOWDEN & CO. SOUTHLAND SALEROOMS. CHRISTMAS POULTRY SALE WILL BE HELD ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, and TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, at 12 o’clock. CONSIGN YOUR POULTRY TO US! TAGS AND CRATES SUPPLIED. Do6Bl F. BOWDEN & CO., A.M.R.E.I. SOUTHLAND SALEROOMS. AUCTIONEERS AND PROMPT PROPERTY SALESMEN. YOUR INQUIRIES OUR PLEASURE. THE FOLLOWING WILL SELL THEMSELVES. 36 ACRES within 4 miles Invercargill, good 6 roomed house and necessary outbuildings. PRICE £l2OO with exceptionally easy deposit to good man. 40 ACRES —First class little Dairy Farm, exceptionally good rich heavy land, grows chou mollier to perfection, specially fine 4-roomed house with spacious rooms, outbuildings in first-class order and consist of 2 stall stable and barn, 7 stall cowbyre with concrete floor. Dairy, Garage, I owlhouses for 190 birds. 14 miles to school, 2 miles to Railway, and Saleyards. Owner supplies dairyman at lOd gallon, this can !e taken c.er. Deposit £4OO. Would exchange for 10 to 15 acres with good 4 to 5 roomed house. PRICE RIGHT. 50 ACRES only 4 miles from Invercargill 1$ miles from school and Post Office. An exceptionally good 5-roomed house with sun porch and other conveniences. 16 stall cowbyre with concrete floor and concrete yard, Dairy with concrete floor, concrete feeding trough, 2 stall stable and 2 extensive sheds besides, these outbuildings are up-to-date and equal to anything of its kind in Southland. Fences extra good, divided into 15 paddocks, well drained, drain ploughed and limed. PRICE for an early sale £1590 with £250 deposit. CALL WITHOUT DELAY ABOUT THIS. 65 ACRES, suitable for mixed farming, new 4 roomed house, 3 stall cowbyre, pigstyes, Fowlhouses, specially good fences and suitably subdivided, well watered. 18 acres in turnips, balance in grass, close to rail, store and factory, on good main highway. PRICE £lOOO with an easy deposit of £2OO. 70 ACRES—S miles from town, good 5roomed house, conveniences and ample outbuildings in good order, first class and. PRICE £l5OO. Deposit £5OO. 95 ACRES as a going concern, 13 first class dairy cows, horse carts, etc.; new house, 7 miles from Invercargill, necessary outbuildings, good fences. PRICE £l5OO. Deposit £5OO. > 110 JCRES—IS miles from town, good G roomed house with all conveniences, cowbyre, stable v/ith loft. Implement shed. PRICE £l5 per acre with £5OO deposit or would exchange for small noldim. of 5 to 10 acres. 115 ACRES; S miles from town, close to school and factory, 4 roomed house, stable cowb.,re, etc. PRICE £BOO w:.h £lOO deposit. 130 ACRES—First class farm, house, buildings, fences and land first class. PRIUE £2l per acre. Deposit £5OO one o£ the cheapest farms on the market. 140 ACRES —Sheep or dairy farm, small but good house, will run 40 Dairy cows and 200 ewes. PRICE £l6 per acre with £3VJ deposit. 250 ACRES; 16 miles from Invercargill, ideal homestead. First class 6 roomed .ouse, telephone, e. 1., h. and c. water,, extensive buildings for dairying, sheep or cattle. PRICE £lB per aero with £3OO deposit to good man. 300 ACRES—Sheep or dairy farm, close to school, rail, store and P.O. First class 7-rooru.ed house with, every convenience, coucrete paths, and every necessary outbuilding required, for Dairy. Sheep or C-ttle laniimg. Present owner -ias been in pos--ssioir lor 18 years, and now wants to lake matters easy, would consider a snail place of 30 to 50 acres as part paymen,. PRICE £l2 10/- per acre with £750 deposit. For straight out sale. A GOOD I LAUE. 300 ACRES—Dairy or Sheep, good house and outbuildings, e.l. laid on everywhere, good out buildings, well subdivided and urained. PRICE £lO per acre with £350 deposit. A REAL SNIP. 1400 ACRES—First class homestead and buildings, 700 acres been cultivated, balance in tussock, will run 1500 sheep. Only £3 10/- per acre. This is a gift for someone. The above are not 2 per cent, of the farms wc have tor sale. You will therefore realize that our list is so comprenensive that we can supply every need, small, medium, large, sheep, cattle or turned fanning. No matter how small or large your capital we can suit you. “BOWDEN’S FOR BETTER BUSINESS.” INVERCARGILL-OTAHUTI RURAL DELIVERY. Subscribers to the southland TIMES AND BOX-HOLDERS on the former Winton-Wallacetown and Winton —Otahuti Rural Deliveries are hereby notified that these services have been amalgamated and will be known in future as the Invcrcargill-Otahuti Rval Delivery, commencing from Invercargill at 5 a.m. daily and terminating at Invercargill 11.15 a.m. Mail matter addressed to box-holders on this service should bear the section number, the route having been divided in the following manner: No. I SECTION commences at Mr W. A. Gray’s, Wallacetown, and terminates at Mr J. A. Fowler’s, Branxholm. No. 2 SECTION commences at Mr Chas. Carney's, Ryal Bush, apd terminates at the Experimental Farm (L. G. Smart) Winton. , No. 3 SECTION commences at Mr W. Malcolm’s, Gap Read, Winton, and terminates at Mr Jas. Drain’s, Northope. No. 4 SECTION commences at Mr John Drain's, Northope, and terminates at Mr T. Cole’s Snar Bush. No. 5 SECTION commences at Mr W. Anderson’s, Spar bush, and terminates at Mr Shield’s Store, Otahuti. No. 6 SECTION commences at Mr A. J. G. McLeod’s, Otahuti (and includes boxholders up to Messrs McLeish Bros, Drummond Rd.) terminating at Mr R. Begg’s, Monte Christo Rd., Otahuti. No. 7 SECTION commences at Mr J. C. Lindsay’s, Block Rd, Otahuti, and terminates at Mr A. McPherson’s, Block Rd., Waianiwa. It is the intention of the Southland Times Co. to publish their 2nd Edition of the “Rural Mail Deliveries of Southland” booklet and Business Houses and the public are requested to make application for a copy of same. Publication will take place about the 15th inst. T ET US develop and print your Snapshots; quick and expert work.—G. L JdOFFETT, Chemist.