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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16156, 9 March 1918, Page 3

The Chance | of a Lifetime j B hi 8" XCEPTTONAL circumstances are responL sibie for these valuable properties jl rar«rafgjf |B ay being offered for sale at prices that || Jh W never be lower. Wool, Meat, Fat, and iLjMf P Dairy Produce are bringing big prices, and || ' f will bring still bigger prices in the near |a future. —It's a chance of a lifetime to buy j| I A FARM THAT WILL MAKE YOU RICH | H orfp 0F TA j TAFirS BEST DAIRY FARMS. 2.000 sheep, and 25 cattle and horcs. year's | eg oritur i«i I «ru wool clip aver-aspd l/o} all round. Four to five hnn- p E acres with good six-roomed bouse, Installed cow dred acrcs p} oU ghablc ; Governmrnt valuation. £1.400 ; || Hj bail •with mil kins machines, loose box, pig styes, etc., fherr js no CO mpulsorv residential clause. Price, || Kg etc _' one and a-haff miles from school, and near Tai £4.000 walk in walk oat Owner will accept in ex- «g ia Tapn Darn.* Factory. Well subdivided, and "well change a good agricultural farm near Christchurch. go km -watered try artesian wells: is carrying 60 cows, besides Folio 4013. m 1 voting cattle. Price. £47 10s. per acre Only £700 | lEg deposit, 5 years. Folio 446- | B 1,000 acres of first-class land situated KaLktrtrra, good S Ef SPLENDID PASTORAL LEASE. homestead, with all necessary outbuildings. Govern- « §5 , , , , ment lease, 21 years to run. with rio;ht of renewal. % I 3,600 acres, situated Marlborough, gocrf sheep and CalTving t.lOOewcs, 8 head of cattle, horses, etc. ; will | re grazing country, with 6-roomed h ™ is f ■ 7-stalled * ta J 0 - easily winter 1,400 sheep. AH low downs. Price, as 1 H men's whare, storeroom, five-stand shearing shed, fowl > , valk in walk £6,000. Easv terms W | runs. School is 4 miles away. Pasto^lJrase hns lS nS ed, or owner will exchange for another farm. | E vears to run ; rent, £140 per annum. Subdivided into arra 0 . ° SB Bp 10 blocks, 25 miles of fencing, stock on the property, i| I H. H. COOK & GO. I 1 FARM SALESMEN - - Bnglis 1 Buildings, CHRISTCHURCH gj ■ ■» T o matter how long you have been suffering from ailments I ■ JM of the sttfmach and you will be greatly benefited | fl orders of the stomach and liver. A trial to-day will convince you || ■ of their great merit. Sold by all chemists and medicine vendors. I| Snowball Flour "The Dally Knead!" I ■ • I at Riccarton, hitherto owned by Mr. R. Allen, I have been purchased by Messrs. Fleming & Co., Ltd. I a The name of Fleming & Co., Ltd., is already wel | I „ known in every New Zealand home as the owner or j I flour mills in Gore and Invercargill, and as proprietor of : - | " Creamoata" and Thistle Cereal Products. The New Proprietors of the Riccarton "Snowball" Flour Mills j J hope to be favoured with the support of all who have I aaed " Snowball" Flour in the past. " Snowball is pure, > 1 ' • first-grade flour, milled by a special process. Throughout | B New Zealand it has a huge sale, proving that it is second | to none in the opinions of thousands of bakers and j housewives. E For purity and fall value buy "Snowball" Flour. It 1 is sold in the following convenient weights to suit I families of all sizes. 1 L- 1001b., SOlb., 2Sib., 12Y 2 1b. bags. Awarded Gold Medals New Zealand and London Exhibitions j /kjjjX. Fleming & Company, Ltd. Maker# o{ "Creamoata." "Thistle" Oatmeal, "Milk | \\ IB //.' Oaties.** "Thistle Flaked Oats." "Cream o" Groats," I \\ «tc«STTRto JJ "Barolia." "Snowball" Flour, "Thi»tle" Semolina— 8 and other well-known cereal foods. |