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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16159, 13 March 1918, Page 3

I JB" The Chance I of a Lifetime C* XCEPTIONAL circumstances are reapon- 1 sibfe for these valuable properties | B jr mi being offered for sale at prices that | will never be lower. Wool, Meat, Fat, and | Dairy Produce are bringing big prices, and j| 0 V win brmfi still bigger prices in the near | futarou—4t*s a chance of a lifetime to buy I H I a firm that will make you rich B OHE OF Till TAPITS-BEST DAIRY F*KWS. 2.000 sheep, and 25 cattle and horsw. Last year's Kg g qj. ■-*■ ■wool clip-averaged 1 /Si- all round. Four to fnro faun- g|fl H ytifh .good sbt-xcuuied acres tjiotrghable; Government valuation, £1,400 ; B|3 ■j fajfl rrriTlfTTTg- marfmrfs. loose box. pig there is no compulsory residential clause. Price. MB B and «*ta2f nrifcs from school, and near Tai £4,000 •walk in walk ont. Owner win accept in ex- gg fl tzxm Dairy Fixctory. Weil subdivided, andjwell change agood agiimllural farm near Cbristchnrch. HB H MJateared by fecaHxyiug besides Follo 4013. B yotrttg cattle. Price. £47 Hfe. per acre- Only £300 fig? ■■ deport, -balance for 5-years. Fofic-4462. HS B IJHH> acitrof" ficstrdass land situated Kaikcwra. good g|| Eg SPLENDID PASTORAL.LEASE. homestead, -with all neccssary outbuildings, Govern- jag B9 —« , , rrl _ ,1 -iw»n anrf racnt lease. 21 years to run. with right of renewal. Eg| m 3 - 60 ? carrying 1.100 ewes, 8 head of cattle, horses, eta ; will | §9 grazing country. with 6-roomed honse. |tab(e, easily -vwntcr 1,400 sheep. All low downs. Price, as Eg §§ men's h^. stor i f roo ? < : a going concern, walk m walk ont, £6,000. Easy terms || g§ rnns. School is 4 mites away. Sj. or owner will exchange for another farm. §g Eg yeais to ran; rent, £140 per anzram. Snbdnwxied into b -PoKo -UfW IKS B 10 Hocks. ; 25 miles--of fencing. stoefcotrths property, J jgj I H. H. COOK & CO. I I FARM SALESMEN - - Inglis' Buildings, CHRISTCMURCH | Surety of Satisfaction. The purchaser of a Studebakcr car is always sure of getting absolutely satisfactory service, because this has been the universal experience of Studebaker owners all the world over. Owners who have used the. Studebaker in hire service, which imposes perhaps the strictest possible test of durability, reliability and running economy, are enthusiastic regarding the Studebaker car. Here is a letter from a well-known taxi-proprietor in the Nelson district. Mr. W. J. Phillips, which speaks for itself:— Messrs. ADAMS LTD.. Christchurch. Nelson, February 22. 1918. Dear Sirs,—The FOUR STUDEBAKER I purchased from J. C. Mercer <Z? Son, Nelson, last July, 1917,' has now run about 13,000 miles, during which time I have never had any trouble with the Elcctric Starter, or Electric Lamps. The petrol consumption is averaging 20 miies per gallon in hilly country. In my opinion the STUDEBAKER is out on its own for HIRE and SERVICE work. The car rides smoothly, and there is no doubt that the car greatly assists me in my business connection. •A: On the present run-Nelson to Christchurch-the car ran really splendid with 6 adults and .'' S luggage. 2 spare tins of petrol, and 2 extra tyres, having come through without a single hitch. i 5 ■ Although the road conditions were very bad. we have not touched the tyres since having 1 Nelson. In fact, the people at Blenheim strongly advised me not to go on owing to the flooded i . roadS ' (Signed) W. J. PHILLIPS. Nelson. •' I •i PRICES* Tourinjr Roadster and 10-passenger Express Models, 4-cyiinder, £445; 15 cwL van . PRICES. £395.'raring and Roadster Models, 6-cylinder, £525. Fitted with " Dixie " Waterproof Magneto. ADAMS LTD. New Zealand Importers of Studebaker Motors GARAGE 219 TUAM STREET. CHRISTCHURCH AWD i ' > r ' CHARMING Autumn Fashions - f L ■ mr j; c 4fv and. undoubted fashionable style has been oar-ideal for Autumn and Winter and rt * m New Goods now showing. These Models of-correct style and SS32? as - are confident ™U appeal to evejr lady. b May we show them to you ? SMART-TWEED Ft» ' collars ana voth «r and perfectly nsatehed and made op. belts* in. plain browns xnd greys , and are reason ably, priced that they in very stylish, fit|i||rr , not a luxury- if purchased here 2fEW ia Gabardine. Garingly smart Coat, ootu stvies_ skilfnllv cot ami beautifully caJoar. It has the new-coUac. 5, 6, SM 7 Gslnus and belt, and we have only yUR SETS, in Black Fox. Squirrel, rarh mtonrigg. «. Skunk. Bear. Kid. Fox and Wolf, etc . FUR-UMED TWEE 3 COAIS, wm—, in all the new styles, incloding the cdttaxa, in stades collars- and melon muffs ; also a sqmrrel tnrng- Ttese selection of Necklets in all the fashion-C^R-andsee^firese^to-day. | Graham, Wilson & Smellie the house for value