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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16153, 6 March 1918, Page 3

|| did orchard and garden, school only a few chains away. B A SPLENDID PROPOSITION IN CANTERBURY. grows si- tons oat sheaves per acre, fcnces good, well B watered, only £27 per acre. The owner will make an 9 B 1.000 acres, good hcalfby sheep country, with house and exchange for his interest of £1,200. Folio 4451. B ■ outbuildings, splendidly watered, subdivided into con- g B venient sized paddocks, carrying 1,100 sheep, 6 horses. 10 ..... _~,M B ■ head of cattlr, pigs, all implements for working the farm. GOOD GRAZING AND CROPPING FARM. gj R Asa going conccrn. only £MOO. Owner will accept one handv placo of 70 acres, situated close to Sheffield, I I ° £, '°° o P 'ven -comfortable house, well sheltered, fine orchard and I | This ft well worth Inspection. subdivided into 7 paddocks, all wen fenced : this I ' 1 Fobo 443»- f s a ,-hcap propcrtv at £24 per acre. Good terms arranged. B I Folio =864. I I c FOR IMMEDIATE EXCHANGE. I | A GOOD DAIRY FARM NEAR RANGIORA. B ■ ■ TI.OCO acres, mostly silver tussock, up-to-date house and H flj outbuildings, carrying at present 6.000 sheep, too acres of 100 acres nf first-class dairying land, with new Bungalow, ■ B oats, 50 bushels crop, 100 acres of turnips. The country all nicely laid out., grows "splendid crops of wheat, etc.. ■ B is hilly, but not high, is will watered and fenced, the lot, subdivided into convenient sized paddocks, the best little H ■ as a going conccrn, only £4 per acre. Will entertain ex- property in North Canterbury. Price, only £55 per acre, fl B change lor a good agricultural farm, this property is only Owner wants to retire, and will give good terms. Bj • B on the market for a short time. Folio 3677. Folio 2865. g I VV BIT St Farm Salesmen 1 A Studebaker is a Good Investment. I Qecurifies bought in the knowledge of an i early rise in value are always characterised 1 . 1 as a sound investment. Evidence as to the soundness of the Studebaker investment is given by Studebaker owners themselves. •> . Here , is a typical letter from a Studebaker owner, written by Mr. D. G. W. McDonald, Agent for Messrs. Pyne & Co., Kaikoura, who gives his car hard work over rough country twelve months-of the year:— Kaikoura, I To Adams Ltd., January 30, 1918. ! Christchurch. r Dear Sirs, — i ! The Studebaker car I purchased from you spme 12 months ago has now run 20,000 miles, during which time given every satisfaction. * The electrical system is good, and gives no trouble whatever, ; The car is fairly easy on petrol and very easyron tyres. l 1 1 have every confidence in the Studebaker as a good allround car for my work. - Yours truly, D. G. W. M'DONALD. PRICES ;■ Touring, Roadster and 10-passenger Express Models, 4-cylinder, £445; 15 cwt. van /_ chassis, 4-cylinder, £395; Touring and Roadster Models, 6-cylinder, £525. Fitted with 44 Dixie " Waterproof Magneto. v ADAMS LTD. . New Zealand Importers of Studebaker Motors __ GARAGE—2I9 TUAM STREET, CHRISTCHURCH . "Try it iff-ryoar' /**>)■ ■ ' • » • 'Km/ • „ >-7 . . . 'SAUCE ... \1 ? owtv.': Jctreeiv \: n ° ihro ' o % / I l ' • | "Some people in England pour L | J Sherry wine into their soup, but I . —I—-. I V> I know something even better than \ ' I that—a few drops of Holbrook s . _v \ \ 1 Try it in your own Tureen." '/ i I I j Holbrooxs SAUCE V > I Had* and bottled in England. ±\ « HOLBROOK'S H °I3KOOK'S SAUCX y WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. lln the * Ld6lFl ITHOS. GAPEB& Go.| JflU HB V fjg| •Wt : I 83 VICTORMtSXasEHT I HBj ■ll| ] TKa ftnanftng House for B . WjnW lIPAIBTIBB tro DEBOBITIM6I hr YOU'LU ENJOY ITJ 1 i 3 Grade*-*!- 2/2 2/4 i- ""