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Hokitika Guardian, 29 October 1919, Page 1

MARK SPROT AND CO. AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENT? ETC., ETC., ETC. ■iDQAA ACRES L.I.P. AND RE-i-/OUy NEVVABLiE Price £5 per acre, 330 acres ( open country, 2.50 acres felled, mostly all ploughably, balance standing mixed bush. This land is most fiat with easy hills, well-watered. House, hut and shed erected. In four large blocks, withgood road intersecting. Good sheep and cattle country situated about 27 mies from Reefton and Murchison, near Maruia Hot Springs, also close to good Pass through Ranges to Canterbury. Annual Rental £37. A sound and cheap proposition. Terms. £SOOO cash, balance 7 years at 5%. A Kf\ ACRES FREEHOLD. 50 4tOU acre's pastoral lease. 10 acres in oats, 50 acres ploughed for turnips, all cleared' with exception of 115 acres for shelter hush. Practically ! all plough'able. Country is rich river j fiats*‘ring fenced* and sub-divided into | ten paddocks.' Well-watered by springs I Estimated carrying' capacity, 200 cattle ! and 200 sheep.' Eight roomed house, | stable, barn, and cowshed, Gane Milk* | ing plant, water wheel and chaff cutter steam power, and' farming imple--1 merits. 2-J- miles from Railway, 2 miles from School, Post Qffico, and Factory. Price £2O as a going concern,' terms £2500 cash, balance 5% for 5 years. iKA ACRES, ALL FREEHOLD, _L l) L/ ploughable, well fenced, sub divided into six paddocks, six roomed house, new cowshed implements, cart, dray, milking machine, and engine, chaff cutter, 60 cows, four horses. Whole as a going concern. Price £4,800. Situated close to town, 25 acres ploughed and partly in crop.

For fuller particulars of above and her properties apply to MARK SPROT AND CO t v*?'/ v; •- ; f • * • • *!■■' • If.O. Box 72, GREYMOIJTII.

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