Page 16 Advertisements Column 2

Southland Times, Issue 22215, 6 January 1934, Page 16

Farms For Sale. qrn ACRES, FREEHOLD. Situated alongside Railway Station, uuU Dairy Factory, close to Saleyards, and within easy distance of Invercargill. Buildings: Good 6-roomed dwelling, stable, loose-box, cowshed, etc. This is a splendid farm situated in a splendid district. All first-class flat land of exceptional quality. Well fenced and subdivided. Good carrying capacity.

PRICE rip PER ACRE. Reasonable terms to an approved purI U chaser.

ACRES, FREEHOLD. Close to Invercargill, Dairy Factory, IUU Saleyards, etc. A really first-class farm, all in splendid pasture, good buildings. Ideal for dairying or mixed farming. Has a heavy carrying capacity. PRICE: MO Ift / PER ACRE. Reasonable terms to an ap- ’ £I 0 lU/ ~~ proved purchaser.

A n ACRES: For lease, or sale on easy terms; first-class little farm. ZsJ Handy situation, close to Dairy Factor}', etc., and within easy distance of Invercargill. /inn ACRES, on Main Highway: 1 mile from Railway Station, Post Office, School, etc.; about 16 miles from Invercargill. Bus service to and from Invercargill daily. Splendid up-to-date dwelling, all conveniences, also necessary farm buildings. Homestead sheltered by splendid plantations. A splendid property, flat to slightly undulating; easily worked, excellent subsoil. Good carrying capacity, carries up to 1000 ewes, besides cattle. PRICE: PQIfl/ PER ACRE. Terms, £lOOO cash. Balance can IU / remain on mortgage at 5 per cent. WE HAVE VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTIES ON OUR BOOKS FOR SALE. INQUIRIES SOLICITED.

WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & Co. Ltd.

STOCK AND STATION AGENTS INVERCARGILL

SKIN SALES WE HOLD SUCCESSFUL MONTHLY SKIN SALES IN INVERCARGILL Farmers should sell their sheepskins, etc., by auction and receive full market value. Consign or bring your Skins, Hides, Tallow, Wool Oddments to us. SootMamd Farmers’ Asssi., Ltd. CRESCENT — INVERCARGILL

IlliilljllH! llll!!ll!llllllliniBII!llllllllllll!ll!l!IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIII!| == MOW that farmers ars paying more attention ; EE to the quality of Lime and are demanding | the best value for their money our output of I , g Sugpeoos? i CarlNMtat® @£ Lam® | EE consequently has shown a substantial increase | == during the last few months. : | T&e Clifdesa Mm® Co. | g Ltd. g Box 78. INVERCARGILL. Phone 25. |

RURAL DELIVERY SERVICE GORE—WAIMUMU—MATAURA—TUTURAU. Leaves gore daily at 8.20 a.m. for Croydon Bush—Waimumu— Te Tipua—Mataura—Tuturau—Mataura —Terrace Road—Charlton—Gore. Parcels will be carried at moderate parcels for this delivery should be left at Mr Hoffman’s Shop, Main Street, and Parcels from Mataura at Mr Medley’s Shop, Main St.. Mataura. THE SOUTHLAND TIMES IS DELIVERED DAILY. J. F. WILSON, FARMERS are invited to inspect our comprehensive range of McCormick Farm Machinery, Tractors and Trucks.—WßlGHT, STEPHENSON & CO.. LTD., Agents. SKIN DISEASES, Psoriasis, Eczema, Acne treated successfully. Distant patients treated by mail. Write for BookIet.—KLEXEMA Rooms, Invercargill. Phone 1319. TIARMERS! McCormick Deering 1’ Farm Machinery and Implements, international Trucks, and McCormick Tractors will be on view at our premises.—WßlGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., Agents.

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