I I It's Dollars to dongh-irats that — wszw y yS&vr V^B In a few years -money-making farmsTTkcf^theflonr _ only be procurable at very high prices—if obtainable at aIL ;MjJ TvJ Make no mistake, the farmer is the backbone of this Dominion's prosperity. He enriches himself and the Nation, as well, so ifs only natural that with normal conditions the pnee yq^T\\A o£land.mnst must ,go up .double- or treble-present-day-;pric«. ( wYi'^ Buy now and let the shekels roll In ha fa JUST SOUTH OF DUNEDIH. . A FIRST-CLASS LINCOLN PRORERTY. 1,200 acres of first class land all flat, 250 acres ! 200 acres dairying and cropping land. Close to (KTJ. of it is geod cropping, worth £25 per acre. Well school, railway and creamery. iStibdevided inte 'II yvi subdividedand watered, 35acres in oats.so iicre« handy paddocks with gone and wire in turnips, balance in young grass. Hons® 8 fences, together with bungalow. 6 rooms, all con- |y7 rooms and all conveniences, necessary out- veniences, stable, implement shed, chaff-bonse, VLj boildiDgs. Will easily carry 1,000 ewes and motor shed, _ Everything in first-rate order. VM fatten lamb*. Mortgage has 5 years -to rnn. This land is in the best of heart, only being [\F2 Price £6 per acre. Owner will exchange his lightly cropped for years, and for dairying will Ar7 interest £2,200 for a small farm in Canterbury. be hard to beat. Call for fall particulars. W* 3734.. Price £43 per acre. Easy terms. 357 J//1. IN THE HOtnVEST AREA. IJWv RORTH-RAKAIA. . «V/. , , .... t 202 acres of Rood quality sheep cropping-ond JV*? 1,160 seres good sheep fattening conntry with dairy land, 42 acres in wheat, 22 in oats, 52 AW; house 5 rooms, water laid o«, stable#,implement rape and grass, 13 acres in tnrmps and crass jLi M shed, etc. Hirndy to school, rail 5 miles. 65 The land is flat and all ploughable, house 7 LVJL acres ia turnips, 100 acres in young grass, 100 rooms, stable 10 stalls, 3 loose boxes, large Iy7' resdy for sowing. Balance in old pasture and granary, implement shed, wool-shed- yards and A/7 really heavy native. Subdivided into 7 pad- 3; p All buildings are of the best. School H XvTl docks, good fencef. and watered in every pad- miles, rail 2 miles. Subdivided into 7 paddocks, dock. This is one of the best farms in the iratered by natnral streams. This land grasses ri district, and the owner will give very easy tefms exceptionally w«ll and is practically free from H8 to sound man. Price-only. £7/10/0 per acre. drought. Price, with crops in, £22 per acre. KB 3-° On the market for one-month only. 389 jSS I u U /ft. rn rocus* buildings : : I I lie Oo Cashel Street, Christchnrch. || Work We frequently hear of people having the Greatest Difficulty in lawn mowers getting Repair-Work Satisfactorily a sharpened & adjusted. Done. We have a well-equipped I garden tools workshop, in charge of an Expert I re-handled^ put m an d undertake light " keys repairs of all kinds. I J cut to an, kind of lock wfi £an do almost any I ' KNlVES°Sharpened. Job that is brought Oltf I SOLDERING- and J brazing- work. Moderate. Ashby, Bergh & Co. LtA"^P~ HARDWARE MERCHANTS, HIGH ST., CHRISTOHURCH / /« —I , : * i
Finish Off Breakfast with St. George Marmalade This delectable delicacy made from New Season's Oranges, is 1 now obtainable from all stores. St. George Marmalade represents the acme of S Marmalade Manufacture—its popularity is proof of its appetising qualities. Only the finest N.Z. grown Oranges and the purest cane-sugar are used, without the addition of glucose, producing a jelly of surpassing deliciousness which for all meals at all times will satisfy young and old alike. It pleases the palate/ —the Marmalade for all at a price all can afford! Get St. George Brand New Season's Marmalade from your Grocer. Sold in lib., 21b. and 71b. tins. 19 I— —* Taking It all round \ you cannot do better plVy i|4| B | than fit MICHELIN UNIVERSAL TREAD \ # Tyres for MILEAGE and ECONOMY. >/ All Slras Stocked. JJT A. W. SMITH & SON MICHELIN TYRE STOCKISTS 1 S&jSr
Straw Hats —Brimful of Value! Though manufacturers' prices have in most cases advanced, we haven't "raised" our Hats. Here, then, are smart, seasonable straws, at keen, reasonable prices. See these to-day:— Latest Boaters, in all width brims, Bon Ton. Cushion Pitting, from 6/11 to 10/6 Others .. from as low as 4/6 Folding Panamas 12/6 to 29/6 Imitation Panamas .. .. 2/11 AND HEBE'S A SPECIAL! Several dozen oddments in Men's Cool Boaters from 1/- to 4/6 BUY YOURS TO-DAY— WEAR IT TO-MORROW! PLIMSOLL'S Cr. Manchester & St. Asaph Streets, CHRIST CHURCH. , • 'y ,
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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16427, 22 January 1919, Page 3
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