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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13651, 20 July 1908, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS. GUINNESS k Ut.REN, LTD., £390 '.-Study your Rent Bill milK above amount represents I lie total I sum paid away in House Rent at/ ltjs per \veik iu 10 years' time. .lust think "£ it. Lnough to purchase a House of your own. 'ibe following Properties are well worth your caiciul perusal : £4O Deposit. ami balance -weekly payments. Pun liaws 6-Roomed House ;i/id thop. .Stable, Outbuildings; Acrc, Diehard, e t c. Particulars oil application. (1038) £3O Deposit and balance at 12s weekly.— 5 Rooms, bathroom and convenances. j-Acre. ijSld. AViiliin 20 minutes of Pust Ortiee. (1136) £SO Deposit and balance in rent. 4Roohied House, bathroom and conveniences, detached washhouse, etc. £375. Within 20 miiiut « of Post Ufiice. House K-c at 10s weekly. (1139) £4O Deptxsit, balance 12s. weekly. 4Roonied Collage, Scullery, Pantry, etc., and Section. £550. Centrally situated. (1055) £4O Deposit and balance 12s weekly. v - roomed Cottage and Washbousc, Copper, etc. Vegetable garden, etc. £3OO. 10 minutes from Post Office. (1034) £IOO Deposit (or less) and 12s 6d per week.—s-ltoomed House, Verandah, Bathroom, anil conveniences (recently built), spienuid Vegetable Garden. a-Acie. Fowllmuso and run, etc. . Only £425. (1152) £SO Cash, and balance easy terms, secures Modern House of 6 Rooms, replete with all conveniences, detached) waidihau.se, ilower and vegetable garden. i-Acre. Only £460. (1148) £SO Deposit, balance IC'u -weekly. Gieniti. 4 Roomed Cottage, Washhouse, etc., and i-Acre. £275. (1207) £2OO Deposit. Central. Jlonw of 4 Rooms (plastered), Scullery, Pantry, etc., Washliouse. Two splendid Tomato Houses, showing a return of nearly £IOO yearly for a few horns' work daily. £650. NOTE.—CaII and let us know -what deposit you can pay down. Our PropertyRegister contains Houses from 3 Rooms (upwards), also Sections, Businesses, Small Farm-', e;c.>. for sale oil easy terms if desired. TO LET. 6 Rooms and 14 Acres, 25s -week, North End ; 6 Rooms, 2Cs week; 10 Rooms, 17s 6d week; 6 Rooms and Shop (central), 20s week; Boardingbouse 12 Rooms (central), 30s week; 5 Rooms, splendid orchard and nearly 6 Acres. Guinnfiss & L'Crfin. Lid.. HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS, TIMARU. FARMS FOR SALE. 7061 3315 ACRES Splendid Sheep Country, will cany and lamb 4000 ewes in its present state, and with growing 100 Acres of Turnips 6000 Sheep could easily be carried. Well subdivided and watered. Small Hou.vc, Sheep Yards, etc. ; 10 wiies from railway station by good road. Price, £3 5s per acre. £SOOO cash, balance at 5 per cent. ACRES First-class Sheep Farm, all rolling downs, in great heart, in 11 paddock*; new fences, jH-rmanenfc water, carries 1200 Sheep, and grows 65 bre. Oats to the acre. Near school, telephone and blacksmith ; 7 mi'.es to rail and saleyards. New 6-Roomed House, with bathroom, scullery, daily, store, men's hut, wool shed, sheep yards, etc. This is excellent fattening country. Price, £8 10s per acre. ACRES, Splendid Grazing Property, all rich downs and flats, well subdivided, permanent water; 130 acres Turnips and Grass, 80 acres Turnips, 20 Rape. 20 Oats, 40 Dun Oats and Grass, balance Tussock well grassed. Will cany 3000 Ewes and 500 Dry Sheep. Good 8Toomed Ilous- 1 , Slab "es, Woobdied, Grain Store, Men's Hul, Sheep Yards and Dip. School 2 miles, Rail 6 miies. . Price, £4 10s per acre. £SOOO cabh, balance at per cent. We have for sale Grazing Ruiis, Sheep Farms, Agricultural Farn's, Dairy Farms, and Government Leaseholds. Land Buyers should "call or send their requirements to Guinness & Lefren, Ltd., Land Agents, Timaru. Guinness & LeCren, Ltd GRAIN SEASON. WE Jj»v« Order* and Enquiries foi WHEAT, OATS, ETC., And can Supply at. Lowest Rate*: CORNSACK3. SEWING TWINE. FARM AND STATION STORES SHEEP NETTING, FENCING \IATEI- - ETC- ETC. AGENTS FOR: KtUs Pit* ■ Office. Liv«- Stock tusur&ni« Co of N.Z., Ltd Vn?tralian: Widows Fund Life Offic* While's >Sh*-ep Dip and We«d Kill or fiigbland I>ip«* (Paste. Powder and Fluid) Guinness & LeCren, Ltd. MERCHANTS, I'IMAKb THE BEERY BIT. HUNTING. Wanganui, Sept. stli, 1907. Dear Sirs, —For hulling purposes and geiieral use 1 consider the 13eery Bit t.lie finest 1-have-ever used. It gives perfect control over the hardest puller with the expenditure of a minimum of energy.— Yours, etc., POLO. - • Wangjnui, 2/9/07. Pear Sirs, —f have used the Beery Bit now for nbo'iit nme months, and must, say I think it. the best all-round Bit I have i-rer I'ped. It does away coinplete'y with lb" curb bit, :iud 'win be made severe or riot as occasion requires. For Polo I think the Bit cannot be beaten, and it is equally good fur ordnaty purposes or driving.—Your* trn!r. W. B. GIESEN. HORSE-BREAKING. Wanganui, 6/3/07. Dear Sirs, —I have given your Bit a very good trial on a maro about 10 years old that had never been mouthed. In about one hour she was under perfect control. I have had a life-time's experience of bad horse's, ami must say ill is the best Bit 1 have ever w*n. It should be used by every one, and should sell well.— Yours truly; FRANK KING ■ (Managei Australian Buckjirmpers). , To by had from WADE'S, .SADDLERY AND TOURISTS' OUTFITTING DEPOT, Timaru..