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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13648, 16 July 1908, Page 8

WEBB AND KEMPTHORN" r\ 001) BARGAINS IX TOWN' PROIX PERTIES OX EASY TERMS. ELIZABETH STREET.—New well-built 6-Roomed Plastered llnu.se, with all conveniences, detached wa.Mdimise, copper and tubs. J -Aero. £OOO. OVERLOOKING THE HAY. Nearly new prettily designed Villa, 6 looms, with all convenieneeis. Nicely laid out garden, high northerly aspect. About i-Acre. This property is go ing at a very reasonable figure, as owner is leaving the district. £9OO. VERY CENTRAL.—WeII built and comm odious Residence 9 Rooms, plastered throughout, with all modern conveniences, detached washhou.se, copper iind tubs. Beautifully laid out garden and orchard. J-Aere land, tennis courts, etc. This is a. fiifit-class property, and very cheap at (ho price asked. WITHIN 1 MILE OF POST OFFICE.--Well designed and splendidly built Brick House 9 rooms, with all conveniences, brick wasbhonse, «•! c, brick stables and coach house, ami other buildings. Nice garden and orchard, horse paddock. 3.1 Acres. everything in perfect order. Verv suitable for retired farmer. Particulars on application. KENSINGTON.—Over -J-Acre, comer action, with good 5-Roomed House, washhouse, etc. Boon* for 2 Houses. A r ery cheap and a good investment. £350. OVERLOOKING BAY, with grand view of harbour and shipping.—Well-built plastered House 7 Rooms, with every convenience, gas, etc., detached washhouse. About -{-Acre. A first-class property. Particulars* on application. HIGH STREET.—Very handy to centre of town and commanding magnificent, view. Good 7-Roomed Brick House in thorough order, with Washhouisei and other conveniences. i-Acre ground, beautifully laid-ont garden. As owner is leaving the district, this* property is going at a very reasonable figure. This is a genuine bargain. Particulars on application. GOOD FARMS FOR SALE IN SOUTH CANTERBURY. fI'KAA ACRES iirst-claw. Cropping or 4JUU Grazing Land, sheltered and lying well to the sun. Flat and low downs, nearly all ploughable, well subdivided and spendidly watered. New up-to-date House, Woolshed, etc., surrounded and subdivided by roads. Very suitable for subdivision. Large area not been cropj)ed for years. Part in oats, wheat, and turnips; balance excellent putitnre. To be ■' ' either in one block or in .smaller ar Price very moderate. . Very easy terms. k O A ACRES first-class Sheep Country, ~fcUv/ lying well to the sun, • low downs. Well subdivided ami watered. No buildings. Carries 2 Sheep per Acre. Easy terms. £ll PER ACRE. IVAA ACRES Mixed Farm, 6 I \J\J miles from railway, well subdivided uud watered. Good Buildings. 80 Acres Rape, 60 Acres Crop. Balance good pasture. Carries 'i iheep per acre. £l2 10s PER ACRE. QR(\ ACRES First-class Faun, well OUU subdivided and watered. Buildings all good. 160 Acres Crop, 60 Acres Turnips, balance Young Grass. Will carry li sheep per acre. Fairly close to railway. £8 15s PER ACRE. OKA ACRES Rich *.-uiet>toiie Country, QOU well subdivided and permanently watered. Good Buildings. 90 Acres Wheat and Oats. 60 Acres Turnips, balance good pasture. Now carrying besides crop 700 Ewes. £lB 10s PER ACRE. (\K(\ ACRES Lhnesloue Country, well of/vy subdivided and watered. No Buildings. Will easily carry 2 shwp per aero. Nice warm-lying country. £l2 PER ACRE.

WEBB & KEMPTHORNE STAFFORD STREET. D. C. TURNBULL & CO HE UNDERSIGNED have in Stock t SEED OATS, Algerians, Early Aligns, Gartono, and other varieties. SEED WHEATS.—Tust-an, V«lve», Hunter*, ttc. SPRING SOWING. We have a Choice Selection of Ryegrass Seed, and all Clovers, Rape, etc., iu Stock and Landing ex Malatua, »l Lowest Current Rates. FARMERS ARE INVITED TO INSPECT ABOVE AND COMPARE PRICES. 0. C. TURNBULL & CO. Christ church, July 7ili. l'JOil. MR 11. H. KINGHAM, Tiniiii'u. \J Herald" dated Monday, July 6tb, statement signed by John Gale setting forth the fact that he has been appointed sole agent for P. and D. Duucan's Agricultural Machinery for the whole of North Ota go, and that "he has decided to relinquish the Agencies of the McCormick and Deering Machinery. Now, wo. wish to stale that Mr Gale has never hail the Agency for either MeCormick or Deering Machinery. We figured with lain at one lime to "give hint the Agency for the Deering; hut as regards McCormick, wo never wished to lake, the same from you, and we- wish you t<i publish this notice in the paper; so give this attention at once and oblige. Yours faithfully, INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OE AMERICA. W. A. McCOMMOXS, Manager for New Kt-aland. T A I L O R, Next Melville. Hotel. OW REMOVED to New Preuii.ee M next to Old Shop. CALL AND INSPECT uiv Urge range A NEW TWEEDS, SUITINGS, ETC., mitable, for the Winter Seaaou. Pricei in keeping with Uoneett Workmanship. INSPECTION INVITED.