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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16158, 12 March 1918, Page 3

4tT Chance of a Lifetime | fjj™ XCEPTIONAL circumstances are respon- | sibie for N these valuable properties | ,WJ£ y being offered for sale at prices that I I§se| will never be lower. Wool, Meat, Fat, and I fL llfP Dairy Produce are bringing big prices, and is-jm mm ms will bring still bigger prices in the near jj future.—lt's a chance, of a lifetime to buy | k Fill THAT WILL MAKE YOU RICH 1 ONE OF TA! TAPU'S BEST DAIRY FARMS. 2.000 sheep, and 25 cattle and horses. Last year's a wool clip averaged 1 /5i all round. Tour to five hunff 100 2crcs, with goo. 1 six-roomer! house, 16-stalled cow pjoughable ; Government valuation, £1.400; I bail, with milking machines. loose box, pig styes, etc., there is no compulsory residential clause. Price, i ctc., one and ;i iialf miles from school, and near Tai £4.000 walk in walk out. Owner will accept in exI Tiipn Dairv l artorv. Well subdivided, and well change a good agricultural farm near Christchurch. | watered bv artesian wells :is carrying 60 cows, besides Folio 4013. £1 young cattle. Price. £17 10s. per Only £700 Ig deposit, balancc for 5 years. Folio 4462. I 1,000 acres of first-class land situated Kaikoura, good SPLENDID PASTORAL LEASE. homestead, with all necessary outbuildings, Govern- £■ , <>r ii , , ment lease. 21 years to run, with right of renewal. 8 3.G00 acres, situated Marlborough. =heep and ™ 1,100 ewes. 8 head of cattle, horses, ctc. ; will grazing country, with G-roomed house. 7-stalled stable casil y 1,400 sheep. All low downs. Price, as , e „il e concern, walk out aOOO toytarms ™; 5 .on": lent. £140 per 'annum. Subdivided into arranged, or o»-ncr .HI uchange (or anottefarm 10 blocks, 25 miles of fencing, stock on the property, 1-ouo 448 J. H. H. COOK & CO. FARM SALESMEN - - Bnglis' Buildings, CHRISTCHURCH II 172433 ___

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