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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 30 June 1924, Page 16

CANT. FARMERS’ CO-OP.. ASSN.' A BARGAIN. 280 ACRES FREEHOLD, situated about 0 miles from railway. Very fine agricultural and fattening downs, well fenced and watered, and lying well to tlio sun. 51. acres ploughed ready for crop; 7£ acres to go in rape and turnips, balance grass, all in good order. PRICE, £2O Per Acre. Terms: 15 per cent, on possession; 10 per cent, in 1 year; 10 in two years; balance 5 years at of per cent. The above is one of the best blocks of its kind in South Canterbury. Very easy terms can be arranged to anyone prepared to build. No better proposition on the market. HANDY FARM. 231 ACRES, situated only about 3 miles from Timaru, consisting of the best agricultural and fattening downs in South Canterbury. Well sub-divided, fenced, and watered. About 60 acres ploughed and skimmed, 60 acres young grass, balance old grass and stubble. The land is all in great order, has grown over 50 bushels of wheat per acre, and is ideal fattening land. PRICE ON APPLICATION. The above Farm is recognised as one of the best in the district. It can now bo bought At a greatly reduced price, making it on«; »f the cheapest propositions on the market. LIMESTONE COUNTRY. 950 ACRES FREEHOLD, situated Ger aldine district. Rich agricultural downs in first class order. Splendid fattening land, 1-1 paddocks, watered by springs in every pad dock. About 200 acres in one and two-year-old grass, 40 acres oats and grass, 44 acres turnips, and 35 acres rape sown down. 8 Roomed House, bathroom, h and c water, washhouse, dairy and coal uouse, stable, granary, woolshed, men’s hut. Usually carries 1500 owes and fattens all the lambs, and grows •10 to 50 bushels of wheat per acre. PRICE AND TERMS ON APPLIv CATION. . This Farm is for genuine sale. Any one looking for a really good farm of this area, should inspect without delay. GOOD VALUE. 57 ACRES FREEHOLD, situated only 2 miles from railway station and sfileyards. and only a “few miles from Timaru. All splendid agricul tural and fattening land in good order. 5 paddocks. 26 acres skimmed, balance grass. PRICE, £32 Per Acre. Terms Arranged. Buildings comprise 4 roomed house, wash house, .dairy, and shed. .The above is a good little farm, very suitable for anyone wanting a small farm handy to town. - CHEAP FARM. 560 ACRES FREEHOLD, situated about- 25 miles from Timaru, good agricultural and pastoral land that will carry 400 to 500 ewes, besides some crop. Sub-divided into about nine paddocks. About 30 acres ploughed and 25 acres turnips. Well fenced and watered. PRICE—£IO Per Acre. Easy Terms Arranged. Well built house',"-bathroom, scullery, dairy, trap shed, stable, granary, shear ing shed and yards. Anyone looking for a reasonably priced mixed farm, should inspect, the above. Canterbury Farmers’ Co-op. Association, Ltd. LAND SALESMEN. TIMARU. Intel*, JT. M. MUJNKQ, LAND, ESTATE" AND COMMISSION AGENT. 12,500 ACRES. £IOO per annum rent, woolshed, sheep yards, dip, good House. 3500 good halfbred sheep, ■ about 1200 of them ewes. Easily worked country 7, ail rideable. Good road to the Homestead. PRICE, £10,500 going concern. Easy terms to a practical man. Cash to an inexperienced man. 4000 ACRES FREEHOLD, situated on the main road, handy 7 to rail and town, situated Canterbury. This property carries 2000 sheep and has an up-to-date Homestead. Safe and sound buying to the right man. PRICE, £4 5s per acre. 7000 ACRES LEASEHOLD, Is 3d pci acre rent. Good sweet sheep country, handy 7 to rail and easily worked. Carrying 2000 sheep. This property 7 is ring fenced and subdivided. Just the place for a single man to build up and make money. Good road to this property. Price, C 1750. Improvements and goodwill of stock, per arrangement if you buy 7 the run. Nothing cheaper than this property. Full Particulars on application to — T. M. MUNRO, TAIL’S BUILDINGS. Telephone 1069. Private ’Phone 79. u USE TE PAPAPASUPERPHOSPHATE XE PAPAPA SUPERPHOSPHATE THE POPULAR WHEAT MANURE. WHEAT MANURE. IT ENSURES DEEPER ROOTING, 1 which enables the Plant to withstand Winter better, and gives greater, protection against a dry seaeon. Manuring is not an expense. It i Is a sound investment, paying divi- i dends in pounds for every penny oi i outlay. MOODY, ANN AND & CO., EESWICK STREET, DISTRIBUTING AGENTS. PLEASANT POINT. d. 0. SFViJTH, TINSMITH AND PLUMBER, cw Next Jcpp’s New Building. AIL r-LNUS OF WORK UNDERTAKEN IN ANY PART OF TOWN OR COUNTRY. No 3oh Too Large or Too Small. Expedition, Reliability, Finish. REASONABLE prices. p.O Box 64. TO BREEDERS. THE STANDARD BRED TROT TfN<; STALLION, JOHN DILLON. Will be at tin- Sc-nt!-,; of Brentiers in '[intent and Surrounding J list rid s, during tit.; routing lU2I-25 v>as<>i!. u-nns and inil particulars, apply; D. RODGERS, Tobacconist. Tinea'-