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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15874, 13 April 1917, Page 4

SOME OF THE BEST WHEAT LAND Farmers who have the right land for wheat will bank some pretty big cheques during the next few years. As practical farmers, we know the truth of this. On our own farms we are sowing every available patch of ground this year, and apart from the patriotic. view, we know we shall be well repaid. Four Choice Properties if that will make Big Cheques \ Altogether we have hundreds of farms on our books for sale. These Four are sure money-makers—write or call and see us about them. 400 Acres First-class Anmial Rent only 9/- an acre to 150 acres near Timaru, 5-roomecLhouse (nearlynew), washiftfOeat Land house, copper and tubs set in, granary, trapshed, etc; 1 \ • 1 j c_ m^c school. A Government lease 27 years to run. 400 acres Waimatn. first-class wheat growincf iSiid. ft- Watered by creeks and water races, 6 paddocksi'-wire posts, roomed house. 8-stallcd Stable, 3 loose boxes, hack just harvested 50 acres wheat, has grown -45 bushels of ' large iron granary, shearing ?hcd. lmplcmcn s wheat to the acre, and 65 bushels of-oats;. carries 2 i to 3 shed, sheepyards. etc., 3 miles from school and railua} , cwes to the acre: it is mostly downs, rich, soil, day sub- ', well watered, has grown up to 70 bushels of wheat to ie • 30acrcs under eultivationferrwheat- Therentis9/acre, is one of the finest wheat growing properties m ie acre yearly. Good-will for crops and improvements, well-known Waimate district. Pnce, /30 per acre; only ' Folio 4305 /",000 dnwn cash ; owner will consider for the balance of security his equity. Foho 4316 100 Acres Only £750 Required near Chrsstchnrch 130 acres Flaxton, good wheat growing land, with a nearly 100 acres near district, new* hofse all conveniences, hot and cold water, detached nearly ne« house, 6 rooms, hot an<Lcold water, all modern dSv and washhouse, etc., 6-stallcd stable, granary, conveniences. 4-stalled harness room 2 wodshedand shearing shed and implements shed. 20 loose boxes, tool^ house.; x* 4 nules chains from railwav, 1A miles from school. Wen watered from railway Has the bv rannine streams ; 26 acres in wheat ; has threshed up to acre ; grows heavy crops of potatoesand etc. 60 bushels of wheat to the acre. Price, £47 10s. per acre. Price, /60 per acre ; only £1,000 to aaap--17=50 cash; balance can remain for period. I olio 4313 proved purchaser- Folio 1 1 > '" r r ~ n r-rrii INGLIS' BUILDINGS, CASHEL ST., CHRISTCMJRCH 'Phone 2293. Telegraphic Address; "TCSCAN/^CSiristclnireh. 1/-irvthe£ - Discount for Cash THERE'S DOUBLE THE WARMTH IN NEW BED-COVERINGS Don't try to see the Winter through with coverings that are worn thin ; every bed should have at least One New Blanket and a Warm Down Quilt, such as those detailed below. DOWN QUILTS BLANKETS Double Bed Quilts, floral sateen with White Colonial Blankets, extra large plain panels size 32/6 37/6 42/6 45/- 49/- 40/- 42/6 45/- 47/6 52/6 In extra quality Floral Sateen Ordinary Double-bed size V 60 1' fey*'" io 38/6 39/6 42/6 52/6 In Floral Sateen, with sateen k ac k _ AA w- t Single Bed size f: 67/6,82/-, 95/6 to 115/- 22/6 24/6 27/6 29/Single Bed Quilts, floral sateen 85 '" 39^ with plain panels 30/-34/« ' ; Cot Quilts, 4x3, FloraTSateen 22/6 21/- 39/6 with plain, panels 16/6 Pram Quilts, in floral sateen Bush Rugs | 7/6 8/6 9/6 10/6 | 8/6 9/6 11/W. STRANGE iCo.Ld. 8146—5521 11. Herbert Smith, C.i neral Manager.