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Timaru Herald, Issue 170308, 2 September 1920, Page 12

Gould, Guinness | LTD. j AUGUST PROPERTY LIST. I FARMS: I 1L731.-5Q ACRES AT PLEASANT POINT, flat, sweet lanu, suitab for mixed fanning. Subdivided I live fences into o paddocks, wnn water iu each. Less than a nme j from School, Station, and .-lost Office Vei-v reasonable price. £1297—2600 ACIUi-S «-itii Jfnw *«« j ! ~«... Farm Builuand bandy to rail— all. fiat, splendidly watered and suitable for subdivision.—£ll per Acre. Or Part of the above, 1500 Acres, at £8 10s, with New Residence. The above would make a nae family home, and fanners wita sons to assist will find this a money-making venture. CEPTIOXAL TERMS. VAiT School. New residence, -good Farm Buildings. Good noppusg land and doe 3 sheep and Jarnos well. Has given 00 bushels Oat s to Acre. Grow* roots and rape, lieavv crops, and is presently carrying 900 sheep. PUxCE, £l3" 10* PER ACRE. Terms can be arranged.—One ot 'lie Cheapest Farms on the laaratt and sure to rise iu value. K692 Leasehold. 9s 6d Rent. Limestone, easv rolling downs. I-'ivt-rooined Dwelling and very com 4, ptete Farm Uuildiugs. Close to School, mail and telephone, kaleyards handy Will carry two ewes to acre, und fattens lambs. Yields 45 bushels Wheat and St: bushels Oats. PRICE ONLY £-1200. H 630 with Fine 6-Roomed_ 'Dwelling. Garage and complete farm buildings. School J-mile. Six miles from Point Saieyards. PRICE - £6O PER ACRE. Fanners wanting a really" good residential farm should inspect this. HSBS ricb. land, with some lighter. All capable however, of growing good yielcb of grain. .Very suitable mixed dairying, potato growing and sheep and lamb fattening. House is old, but good, iron woolslied. Splendidly j watered. Presently carrying GOO I ewes, 60 head of cuttle, and' part land under cultivation. All stuek i in best of condition. This property will appeal to any practical farmer wanting high quality land. 1A miles from school. Close to factory and would carry a larue milking herd. £BOOO CASH WANTED.—PRICE PER ACRE, £32 H 635 .325 ACRES at £l6 16s p-r Acre-, 4£ >niles from Temuka. Fine SixI'oomed Residence and Farm Buildings. Has grown 50 bushels Wheat; carries 480 ewes and fatall lambs. H 495 dwelling and complete farm buildings; 4 miles school,- 14 miles Point; carries 2000 ' ev.es and 500 drv shee-p. Fattens all lambs. £K> IDs PER ACRE Folio 560 ing, Woolshed. ileus Hut, Stable and Yards. Ha s wintered 1300 Sheep. No ploughing, but b'oo acres can be cultivated. PRICE. £9 PER ACRE. H 36—This is one of the best specs, in Canterbury. The property is in two blocks, weii roadeel and suitable for cutting u>> into ten or twelve agricultural farms. Rail and schofri iianay. Good, deep soil a!j oi>r watered and wiij s;r.-.w ;;uy crop." Practical man will see >n scot; return in this as an agricultural estate of for subdivision at considerably increased prices. Has carried during recent years 4400 Ewes. 700 Hoggets, and 100 to 150 Cattle. This with very little agricultural work. Fine Residence and complete buildings. A syndicate would lind this a profitable venture and terms can be made easv. WITHIN 1 MILE" OF SCHOOL AND 5 MILES FROM TTMARU H 023—190 ACRES Good Land," fine handy situation, verv good buildings; suitable cropping or fattening stock. All the eight pad- » docks are permanently watered, and this farm will'carry 300 ewes and has-yielded 40 bushels wheat and 60 bushels oats. Buildings comprise 6-Roonwd House with conveniences (windmill supplies water to bath and washhouse). dairy, garage, loose boxes, workshop, smithy," 2-cow byre, implement shed, "shearing shed, 13-stalled stable with spacious store loft. PRICE. £-!-■; per Acre. Well worth attention. A CHEAP FARM

ONLY £BtKi CASH WANTED. 1«) A ACRES —Near Esk Valley J -v Kt-. Andrews district.— Xt v.- House, with Bath, Pantrv. Ch-iff-lir->!tso. Stable. Good farm, all ploucli-j :.'>!•• lands. 33 Acres' in Wheat. Acres for Oats, balance , i» Grass, j tiedrot-k Price, for Quick Sale. £29 PER.ACRE TERMS. £BOO CASH. [.aland* :n ."» per cent. ft«l 192:?. I FARMS.—The above are oiilv a few of those recently entered on our books. The under-noted are equallv worth attention. Full details on "application. Hfi3sa —-2-10 ACRES. close to Pleasant Point. Fine Homestead —£3o IDs PER ACRE. H6?:>_i;A SOLDIER'S SELECTION, owner now in Hospital).—,26o ACRES nb £ls. Soldier car. take over £2400 Govenment Grant. Hut. Barn. etc. H6?l BOYE. Hut and 23 Acres Turnips. Freehold Land. Price £lO PER ACRE. H 679 Tieaseliold. as a going concern Two. Dwellings, Stables. Woolshed, etc-. All new; 600 acres -best quality tnssock, sown with cocksfoot and clover. Some na* tive bush, remainder level agricultural land at present- carrying 1060 slieep, 20 cattle. 7 horse< H 693 TEMUKA FARM. Verv high-class land; 40 acres wi:li Fine Buildings. £8.5 PER ACRE E603 Also at TEMUKA—23 ACRES Dairy Farm, with milking Plant. Dwelling, etc. Carrying 22 Cattle at present. Usuailv"earrvmg IS cows.—PRICE. £2300 " E676—500 ACRES, for £2OOO. Tf'-s Farm with Two Cottages is a Lease at lis per acre; "carrvinir right of purchase at £lO. ~Ad~ joining land selling at £2l per Acre. On this farm present owner threshed 60 bushels wheat, and half will grow wheat, remainder tussock. \x ntiles from rail, 2 from township. tHEEP RUNS DATRY RARAIS SUBURBAN RESIDENCES TOWN DWELLINGS INTENDING BUYERS CONSULT Land Department Pyne, Gould, Guinness LTD.