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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16164, 19 March 1918, Page 3

I Chance I ''n" a 1 circumstances arc respon- if sible for these valuable properties || ( Igpsly being offered for sale at prices that | Hi mlfm Msm wi " never k® ,ower - Wool, Meat, Fat, and I Dairy Produce are bringing big prices, and | Wifflggk Mwl&r w '" bring still bigger prices in the near | future.—lt's a chance of a lifetime to buy | A FARM THAT WILL MAKE YOU RICH £ OWE C. -i TAPU'S BEST DAIRY FARMS. 2.000 sheep, and 25 cattle and horses. Last year's H wool clip averaged 1/5| all ronnd. Four to five hun- g 100 acres, with qoa! six-roomed house, 16-stalled cow dred plou £ ha bl e ; Government valuation, £1.400 ; Eg §bail, with machines, looso box, p:g styes, etc., there is no compulsory residential clause. Price, u etc., one am! a-half miles from school, and near Tai £4000 walk in walk out. Owner will accept in ex- S Tapu Dairy Factory. Weil subdivided, and -well c han«e a good agricultural farm near Christrhurch. K watered by artesian wells ; is carrying 60 cows, besides ° Folio 4013. nj young catl!;.\ Pricc. JJ47 10s. per acre. Onlv £700 ' KB E«B deposit, balarce for 5 \ears. F"o!io 4-162. D| 83 -J 00# acres of first-class land situated Kaikoura, good M ) |8s SPLENDJD PASTORAL LEAG-. homestead. with all necessary outbuildings, Govern- gj i 3 600 acres, situated Marlboro,,-ch. ? ood sheep, and ™nt lease 21 years to run with right of renewal. | | grazing couAtry. with G-roomed h0,..,. 7-stalled stable, j Carrym? 1.100 ews. 8 head of cattle horses, etavnlt | men's wh.ire. storeroom, five-stani shearing shei, fowl I easrlv winter 1,40 oheep ow dwn ■ * « 1 runs. School is 4 miles awn v. Pastoral lease lias IS j a S«ng concern, walk m walk ont £6,000 F^y terms H M years to ruu ; rent. £140 per annum. Subdivided into arranged, or owner will exchange for another farm | « 10 blocks, 25 miles of fencing, stock on the property, j Folio 4483. Kg | H. H. COOK & CO. I

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