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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15868, 5 April 1917, Page 5

j | | for Lambs Iff Careful study of the present situation shows that Sheep Farming holds | IS big money for the enterprising man during the coming years. At present | H Lambs are easily fetching 23/- to 25/-, and it is quite possible that further || H rises will eventuate. So much for the immediate present, but what of m Jf| the future ? Just think of the demand for mutton when peace is declared |H H and shipping reorganised. When communication with hungry Europe || P| is restored prices will almost double. 1| H We say definitely that it is a wise investment to buy a Sheep Farm now. || 111 Futurie values will be much higher. ||j 1 This Property will Pay for Itself in Five Years I |H 0~l O ACRES, near Longbeach ; first-class land, with 6-roomed house, washh'ouse, ||| 83 ,<j 1 and dairy, water laid on, six-stalled stable and loft, chaffhouse, and small I|| (§1 barn, toolhouse, implement and shearing shed cofnbined ; two miles from school, six |19 j§H from railway, one mile from P.O. Subdivided into io paddocks. Has grown 6o ||| W& bushels wheat and 70 bushels oats to the acre. Carried 330 ewes and fattened all the ||j By lambs and most of the ewes this year. Owner also had 75 acres of crop besides. You I|| Bag can easily clear £1000 a year'with this property. Price £23 per acre ; £1000 dpwn, M If balance for 5 years at 5 percent. Folio 4307 || i 1600 Acres at £8; Owner's Sons Gone to Front I fa -< ACRES. Grows good crops of oats, wheat, and turnips. Eight-roomed || f|| JLDUU house, built of stone, men's quarters. Six-roomed house also on the 1 ' $s HH property, i£ miles from Homestead, all necessary buildings. Stable, woolshed, barn, || §H smithy, and implement sheds. Three miles from school and six miles from railway. §9? Watered by never-failing streams and water-races. Subdivided into 26 paddocks; wire . || H§ standards and posts. Water in every paddock. One acre in oats. 20 acres wheat, arid M (11 ~ 100 acres'in turnips. Carrying 1500 ewes and 200 stud Romney ewes, 30 horses, and 40 _ w la cattle. The land is mostly flat, and all ploughable. The stock from off the property || j s f a t' All English grasses and clovers; Price /8 per acre. Owner's interest /8000. * |>j H9 Will accept a reasonable deposit or interest-bearing property for this property,'as his § I sons have gone to the war. Folio 2634 j| Splendid Sheep Country . . 2600 Acres 1 r\ ACRES, situated Otago. Five hundred acres ploughable, rest hilly - % /vDUU 8-roomed house, stable for 13 horses, woolshed, dip, and ail necessary || buildings. One and a-half miles from sqhool and railway. At present carrying 1500 H ewes, zo horses, and 12 cattle. The land is capable of carrying more sheep than are at |g| present on it. The price, as a going concern—walk in walk out —is/io,oco. Free from tm mortgage. Easy terms arranged to an approved buyer. Folio 3619 |j SOO Acres at £5 an acre; only 35 Miles frc in City I r\ ACRES, situated 35 miles from Christchurch, all sheep country; 5-roomed ||j Q(J (J house, etc., seven miles from railway, one mile from schoolis well watered; ||| • subdivided into 8 paddocks ; will carry a sheep to the acre. Price only £5 per acre.. Wk Only /350 cash required, the balance of the money can remain for four years. F4318 ' |f| 1 HUNDREDS OF OTHEB PEOPEBTIES ON OUR BOOK?. WRITE FOR DETAILS I Inglis' Bnildlngs, Cashei St. Christchurch 1 Thone 2293 P.O. Box 893 Telegraphic Address: " TUSCAN," Christchurch H C 4248 H

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