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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16418, 11 January 1919, Page 3

H The most prosperous men in the Dominion are *3? B H Sheep Farmers, and it is with pardonable pride f H B that we point out that we do the bulk of the VVjjSg^?' / ' H |j| Sheep Land business in Canterbury. H ! I When it's a Sheep Run—come to us. We I I have the best properties that are for sale B H FAIRLIE DISTRICT. DAIRY FARM—FOR SALE or EXCHANGE. H I 248 acres of first-class land, cam-ing 250 ewes, dry 50 acres of first-class land, all in grass, with house of 7 B H v j in.whe.-it 7-subdivisions rooms, telephone, etc.. stables, cowshed, barn, motor H ■ sheep and cattle, 00 acre, m wh«at 7 shed , pigstyes. etc.. school 1 mile, rail a miles, cheese B H mostly post and wire fences, well watered by permanent factory 2A miles. Subdivided into 8 paddocks, with B B streams, new house of 5 rooms, usual outbuildings, post and wire fences. The land is all flat, and just out- B school ? miles. This place is suitable for dairying and side borough boundary. Milking 30 cows, and do the |jj EB mixed farming. Price, £14 per acre. Only /Goo cash >'° un S st °ck well. Situated close to a good North M n . . , , + TViic U a rheiD nroDertv Island town. In a few years will be worth anything Rjl Hj required, balance 3 per cent. «P P P • from /[So to £100 per acre. Owner will exchange for B9 H roiio o/9- sor 6-roomed house, clear title, Christchurch or Wei- H| §3 lington. Price, £60 per acre. Equity, Good B9 ■9 .. terms for cash. Folio 3926. B H GOOD SHEEP PROPERTY—NORTH 3 B M CANTERBURY. B H 3,800 acres, house of 9 rooms, hot and cold water, all V f ,ND ® oß— '°. TA6 °.'. , H m c(-oKIa- rlin ivhare and B 'o acres of sheep and cattle country, with new house ■ ■ conveniences, woolshed, stable, dip men s w hare and of _ rooms _ mot^r shedf usual bui / dings . School i* B B cottagc, chaflhousc. implement shed combined, sub- miles, railway 4 miles ; permanent streams, well fenced, E| H di%'idcd into 21 paddocks, watered abundantly bv in 6 paddocks, 300 acres ploughable, 150 acres young ■ creeks and springs, fences, iron posts, standards and grass, balance good tussock. Carrying 900 ewes, 400 B B wire With - 800 sheep, 9 head of cattle, 0 horses, dry sheep, 60 head of cattle. The stock on the property B B this 'is a zood' sheep property, and vcrv little labour s P eak for themselves-as to the carrying capacity. ■ H m This is one of the best farms m Otago at the price, H required. Price, as a going concern. £22,900, or £5 per £10/10/- per acre. Would entertain exchange for B H acre for the bare land. Very good terms to approve d small place n«ir Christchurch. Equity, £2,550. ■■ B buyer. l r ° lio 3 SI - Folio 3641. B 8 LI LV rArtlf /Bv pA 'incus* buildings ... B 1 11. n. VsV/V/IV Uw vV« Cashel Street, Christchurch g ■ SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT | Our ' I Summer Sale n Commences j MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 19T9 g Whilst we'offer, every business day of the year, the greatest value forethought and judicious buy> fj « ing can make possible, this Sale Period affords an - /\j3 exceptional opportunity to purchase at even much /"VE _ lower prices. Remembering the fashionable, re~ n 9 a.m. liable quality goods we sell—and the notified in- 9 a.m. M crease in price of all soft goods—con cessions such as these aire unusual and worth taking advantage of. . . Be on hand at 9 a jn. on Monday next. J Graham, Wilson & Smellie U THE HOUSE FOR VALUE GU719—232 ''. ■ ■ •;. T<S safeguard against the dreaded , r-ftj jraj > j . : take a few doses of ). I": "Lancer" /jv/ s Influenza Cure if/ | j?and make free use in the home oE / L\ j do full justice to the merits of \CI KjlK , |;K.P. "18" Fluid fnl \HII V These have been found most 1 V"t \ I filll . \ inthe recent epidemic. \ |l \ Every Waterman's Ideal is guaranteed, and there /ff'lß j/At all Chcm'sts. \ ®\ arc iridium-tipped gold nibs to suit every hand. /wy === .. j Kempthorne. Prosser & Co. Ltd, \ , P °?hef^ "Safet/ 1 md i ''fe^S™ ted ' 3 °' / " /J HB' :• K47fi6-6Q9V \ \>\\ • Of Statioaors aid JewellSs /WW / IB ' I'- —■ r= \ \vV UG. SLOAN LTD. The Pen Corner, London, // IB FOR ™ \ EnglaniL MEMORIAL TABLETS| W MOLLER & YOUNG I 1/ ENGRAVERS ' B 1 ( 119 Worcester St. [Opp. Dunlop) B . .M 64574922 "" I. -

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