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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16166, 21 March 1918, Page 3

|.*T Jjpit'. The Chance I m of a Lifetirae 1 *?J if ># r S li ET XCEPTIONAL circumstances are respon- • || W&y' £■• Gi « 3 ' 6 f° p these valuable properties 3g| | Mllf being offered for sale at prices that || /ff|f wili never be lower. Wool, Meat, Fat, and || oMss Dairy Produoe are bringing big prices, and pj •3|p||j&§&s #$Pff will bring stili bigger prices in the near Sgj Jim future.—lt's a chance of a lifetime to buy ra| I k FAR! THAT WILL MAKE YOU RICH f I 1 jl ONE OF TAI TAPU'S BEST DAIRY FARMS. 2.000 sheep, an:] 25 cattle and horses. last year's g i£t <nn , , . , , n . „ , won: !..iir> averaged 1/51 all round, l our to five huii- u i I > f?' w !', h - SOOj 16-stal.ed cow d;cri lou - hab(c; Government valuation. £1.400 ; M b^', v.ith niiiAins mac.ui.'.'S. u°>. ; p<£ styes, etc., there is no compulsory residential clause. Pricc, |j II • or ; f ; an '» ,n,) " s f l ):' n /- 1 **» »«•' AM.OOO walk in walk out. Owner will accept in cx- || i la P u >a!rv \Wl\ u s . J: ,ivuie.rl. aivl well change a pood f«rm near Christclmrch. B§ Ufi watered nv artc-saii -.veils : jscarrvnji; (;'l cons, ,-. A mo »? m }r,..n- rattle. Price. JM7 10,. per acre. Oniv £700 0 0 4013 ' || BjSI deposit, l-a'ano* lor 5 yca'K. Folio 4402. rmr.^, R n.,T n n«. j 1,050 acres of first-class land situated Kaikoura. good || g™ w. LEPiDID PA* TO.. A- LEAwE. | with all necessary outbuildings, Govern- 5g ffijj 3,600 acres situated Marib.-,vo;i»h. r r »*l sh'eev and I nwnt lease. 21 year* with right of tenewai. fi >. fc'fi ';?..r:n = rountrv. v.itli «-roons»-' h'.-cv 7 FlalVd Stable ' <'arry:ne 1. JOO en-cs. 8 head of cattle, horses, etc. ; will gg lien's whaie. storeroom, livc-slan-i .i-.carin" shed. fowl j casilv wini'.r 1.400 sheep. All low downs. Price, as K K::1 ~.,jSchool i- 4 mile- awav Pastoral !ra«e has is a Jjoing; concern, -vvalk in walk out, £6.000. Kasv terms Eg Bp vfars to run ; real. ImVo'jw an»un\* 'Subdivided "into j -•t.-anged. or owner will exchange for another farm. g I'' b'.ocks, 25 iv.iies ci lcncinj;, stiuk «::i lite property, | I'oiio 4483. H | H. H. COOK & CO. I h F&RM SALES fVIEW - - Inglis' Buildings, CHRISTCHURCH § p t. = «. fi

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Removed ? M, HOLLANDER has pleasure in intimating to his large and increasing number of patrons that his extensive .Stock has now been removed from the Colombo Street shop to STEWART DAWSON'S LATE PREMISES Additional space for the dis- 1 1 playing of our comprehensive J range of Goods will enable our ! Lady Patrons to more fully realise the outstanding quality of each article in our huge stock and the extremely reasonable prices at which we sell. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY Study the prices of the Garments in our Windows —come, in and handle our Costumes —" feel " the quality of the materials, and your surprise at the reasonable prices will be the greater. The secret is— GOOD BUYING AT PRE-WAR PRICES Our patrons to-day are getting tbo benefit of our business foresight in having bought our materials before the phenomenal rises in I prices took place. This applies also to onr extensive Stocks of Ladies' Coats, Skirts, and Blouses. Our beautiful range of Underwear and Hosiery is an attraction in itself , CALL TO-DAY And look over our New Premises. No one pressed to buy. M. Hollander LIMITED 266 High Street, Christchurch ■jmrnrr—ii Brooftes tofac Q<M&U£+l£ctiCaa/ty / ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. » MEETING OF COUNCIL. The council of the Canterbury Acclimatisation Society met last night, i3r. C. Mor-ton-Anderson presiding. The Auckland (Society wrote strongly opposing the use of cylinders. The Mangonui Society wrote expressing the opinion that the use of cylinders stiould be regulated by each Society. Both letters wero referred to the Cylinder Committee. The Springs County Council wrote that it was not aware that it had authority to regulate the speed of motor boats on the river Solwvn. —.Received. The South Canterbury Society wrote urging that legislation should bo promoted to prevent dogs acti guns being taken" within the boundaries of sanctuaries.—Referred to the executive. The curator reported that the races and ponds had been cleaned; CS etock rainbow tish had been liberated in the Avon, and 900 two-year-old rainbow to the ponds for stock. The Society wrote on the subject of salmon fishing in the Waitaki, and urged that there should be a conference of South Island societies on the question. It was stated that many in search of salmon fishing had to go away disappointed. Mr E. F. moved that a reply he sent that the North Canterbury Society would initiate a conference or attend one. He Mid that at present the Waitaki waa dirty, and owing to it» liability to floods, there was no certainty about the run of ecimon. Mr J. Sutherland, who 6CCo.ided the motion, said the opinion of some anglers was that the ealmou was spoiling the trout fishing in the Waitaki. After discussion, the motion was a Toed to. Mr M. H. Godby said that a conference of some of the southern societies, called by the Minister of Marine, was being held at I Oamaru on Saturday. i Mr Stead moved that a telegram should I be sent to the Minister asking if a representative from tho North Canterbury Society could attend the conference. Mr P. J. Delacour seconded the motion which was agreed to. and it vra* decided tnnt. in the event of the request being granted, Mr Stead represent the Society" the appointment of a second representative was l«ft to the oxecuiv?. Estimates were submitted in respect of the new hatchery. It was decided to refer to tho Garden Committee, with power to act the matter of sinking h well, t0 ftct *