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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16856, 9 June 1920, Page 3

I S®od Farms | . ibSs :*:fl U l|S I plus- I m ' l| S jVof on/y is fAere good money to be made from ' J 111 the products of the properties below, but the P ' prices are such that each one is a good invest- || B merit that can be turned over at a good profit '/ I ||| in a couple of years. jv^| | That's their "Ptas" value • g h We know the properties below. They are the ||| I kind that are easy to sell. They stand any kind |§§ of investigation. Good properties with big |§| "plus" values in a few years. j§§ A SAFE INVESTMENT —GOOD LAND— conveniences, woolshed and stable and granary, GOOD FATTENING FAEM combined milking shed and engine room, and man's whare. 3 miles from school and railway. 150 ACRES—more or less—freehold and 50 Laud Transfer Title. Watered by artesian jEßjp3 acres leasehold, medium land, with 4-roomcd wells. 15 paddocks, gorso and wire fences. 6 WMI house, scullery, dairy, etc., 4-stalled stable,, acres mangolds. Carrying 1700 sheep and 80 challhouse, grainshed, cowshcd, etc., 1J miles head of cattle. This property is capable of - from railway, and school 1 mile, post office great improvement Price £35 per acre. Easy miles. Hail delivered at gate every morning. terms. - Pol. 142 Pj|g 50 acrcs leasehold, rent 10/- per acre. Watered ' It'/ J 11% by county races; gorso and wire fences. 20 ££$-3 |yße acres green feed looking well, grows good crops £$$ turnips and rape, good fattening country, lambs nv tjatrv T»m ||§ sold last year on the place at 31/- per head. ° r DAIEY LANI) Average yield of wheat 35 bushels to the acre. ' ■ Afror -,a v .«« M » .. , ' ° J„ n in in +Anon +i,o 50 ACRES, about 20 miles from Chnstchurch, S. acm All' flat land, easily worked. Price 'C 22 mil. 4;raomeaho» S o, C-stalM stables, cowstel, m psr £ iooo ai™. y - M #ng 31 cows, 15 horses, 26 calves and 4 horses. f£;-v;VI ||i A CHEAP PROPERTY —CALL ON US FOR Price £60 per acre. Easy terms arranged. _ p||] ||g| FURTHER PARTICULARS ( Fol ' 185 pfvl _ 100 ACRES—more or less—situated 12 miles Pf *|i' from Christchurch, with washhouse, copper and ONE OF THE FINEST DAIRY FARMS—2O assS tubs, 5-roomed house, stable, granary, trapshed, !&'s•: |||| cowshed, etc. Accomodation for about 60 pigs. MILES FROM CHRISTCHUR6H , _ 2 miles from school and railway. Land Trans- , , . , fe"s§ Egg for Title. Windmill on the property. About "0 ACRES—more or lesg. The land is heavy £££?•'$ SImI ' 6 paddocks, gorso and wiro fences. All in grass. swamp land, good subsoil and shingle bottom. li. 't'-i Wk Price £20 per acre. £500 down. Pol 164 There is a 6-roomed house, pantry, scullery, Bap washhouse, etc., and cowshed, trapshed and pig- - ESS . , styes, and chaffhouse. 1 mile from railway and K-3| ill THIS PROPERTY IS FOR SALE OWING TO school adjoins tho property. Watered by II ■ OWNER'S ILL-HEALTH-294 ACRES OF « - and crc * m «J rt . P^ scs the I d ° or * 7 Pf| jjWj paddoclcs, good gorse and 'wiro fences. 13 acres " ■ OATS GIVEN IN. voung grass and oats, balance grass ; good gar- . £s;;* 600 Canterbury, good loa„y ' fcl « riS §§ - smith's shop, washhouse. 4 miles from school 5 ... .and 10 miles from railwajr. Land Transfer Title. Woll watered in 15 or 16 paddocks. 294 ______ ______ __ ___ ___ _• WM |K|| acres of oats iu crop. Carrying at present 400 A PARTNER WISHES TO SELL OUT HIS ewes and lambs, besides other fattening stock. RTTATt.T! Ilj A VERY FINE PROPERTY— m £1000 amm. Price £14 pet acre. F01.151 paetioTTLASS EpLOW gg§ GOOD CATTLE AND SHEEP FATTENING 2500 ACI&ES, best cropping and sheep land, with ||gs SS»a two lots of buildings. v Admirably suited for • xAKM • . cutting up purposes. Fattening 4000 sheep, be- i|pfj 1000 ACRES good sheep fattening and cropping sides carrying 2500 ewes.. Seo us for further . |||j| . country, with 8-roomcd house (fairly new), all particulars, and we will take you to inspect. ' Limited InglisT BuHdings, Cashe! Street, Christchurch jjm

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