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Oi£9 am mmm MM mm mm PRICE, £l3 P mm »« SESE H SfflS HSUEHS •u^. R. L: Orbell. LAND AGENT; ; BHAREBRQKER Timaru Land Agency. W. O. Long LAND, ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT, HAY'S BUILDINGS : : TIMARU. A CHEAP PROPERTY IN HIGHFIELD. £96o.—Well-built Modern Houso of G Rooms, 'on Wai-iti Road, }-Acre Section in first, class order. Electric Light, Hot and Cold Water i built in Sideboard in Dining Room, Pantry, Scullery, Washhouse, etc. Plenty of Shed Room for Car or Trap, Fowl Run, Good Garden. To anyone not wedded to a Bungalow Style this is a really desirable property. Cash required about £320. HANDY TO TOWN AND STILL IN THE COUNTRY. New 5-Roomed Bungalow, _ complete with all Modern Conveniences, on 5 Acres of the rich fertile land, well laid out in Fruit Trees, Gardens, small fruits, etc. Outbuildings are Trap Shed, Stable, Harness and Storo Room, Fowl Run, etc. All well built and in perfpet order This i") a most desirable property to 'anyone' 'requiring a small comfortable, up-to-date home, ju«t out of town, being about ]} miles from the Temuka Railway ' Station and about 12 miles from , Timaru., Jr , i ';.,WILLOWBRIDGE. ' 150 ACRES' FREEHOLD. " Some 6r the BEST POTATO LAND in the , DOMINION. Divided into 4 padflocks, each well watered. .lust lemember that the Average Price paid to Growers for Potatoes for - the past two seasons is about £6 10s PER .TON. The 'average vield for AVillowbridae is probably 12 Tons^per. acre. , , JS r THTS, LAND", CHEAP AT £47~PER';ACRE?'' . Then? .is'-only one. Answer. v and the , 'right man/will settle the question , 0 1 'directly -he; 1 sees, this 'property. 1 -""•*"', '.v W. o.'long;*: "- LAND, ESTATE, AND COMMISSION . u , , ' AGENT, HAY'S BUILDINGS: ,-- -Phone BCS-

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