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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17688, 28 July 1919, Page 10

*— - ( PBOPEnTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET. H." H - T W E M L O >7, LATSTD AND COMMISSION AGENT, P.O. Box 128. 84 LOWER HIGH STREET. Telegrams: "TwemW." £1200~i 5 ACpSErarßHOlJ3,.Jfilton; 5-roome<l House, washhousc and ooal ™, ,' barn ' sUMo > cowbyro; including stock and implements, as u, going AsSSiLKiT AP PLACE ' AND 1 CAN A BU ™ wmi £T I uL£ 7SR A £ RE^ M M ACR F? 5 mil« Dunlin; four-roomod INQUmE I'BODT y THIS 1 ' «** to ™s con bo arranged. A SNIP. £K PER ACKB.-800 ACRES FREEHOLD; handy to Dunedin; all necessary buUd£&^H* WILL ACCEPT A SMALL DEPOSIT OR RENT AT 10s PER WEEK. NOTE.-NO CHARGE MADE TO BUYERS, AND. EVERY POSSIBLE IN FORMATION WILL BE AT THEIR DISPOSAL. ■ iJN " GOOD PROPOSITIONS. ' 2000 ACRES L ; LP - 1 10 1 ,?, 3 f 10 " 1 township; up-to-date 7-roomed House, hot ayy\y and cold water; stablo, woolshed, barn, byre, and yards; well fenced into 7 paddocks; carrying 700 ewes, 300 dry sheep, 70 head cattle; HO acres cultivated, balance surface-sown. Price. £3 30s per acre. £2000 down Q77 ACRES FREEHOLD; 6 miles from town and rail; telephone laid on to house<J6 » good 6-roomed House, hot and cold water, bathroom, pantry, washhouse •' dairyman s Cottage, stable, 2 looseboxes, implement shed, woolshod, tool shed hack stables; water laid on to all buildings; 12-stalled byre, with concrete floor; yards and dip; 21 paddocks, boimdary netted; cultivation-877 acres in grass, 36 in stubble 64 in fallow; all rolling downs. Price, £12 per acre 1007 ACRES FREEHOLD; 4 miles from town, rail, and saleyards; large 91j- 4. i°° mcd , D , we , mil ,°' h °* and cold water - and all necessary outbuildings in eluding stable, woolshod, looseboxes, cowbyro, etc., also motor and trap sheds-'wel' subdivided; good water supply; 100 acres in turnips, 70 acres stubble, 150 acres'bush m g graSS; stock - 100 ° she °P- 550 head cattle. Price, £11 per octo! ll)09 ACRES FR f SH ° L ? ; r> 2 cs from township, 3 miles from school and XUW rail; good 6-roomed Dwelling and all conveniences; new 10-staUed sta,b?e loosebox barn, implement shed, shearing shed, sheepyards, oowbyre, men's hut also 4-roomed Cottage; 17 paddocks; 200 acres under cultivation, 20 acres in ridn-ed tur nips, balance in English passes; carrying capacity, 3000 sheep, 100 hoad cattle, 1? horses; rich, heavy fiat land; has grown 83 bushels of wheat 100 bushels of oats to me acre. Jiest of terms. "*™ OTAGO FINANCE AND AGENCY COMPANY (LTD \ 15 EMPIRE BUTLDINGS, aox t " a - Princes street, Dimedin. 'Phone 3542. ceilings; electric light, ? as; bath, basin, h. and c. water service, s3ry • r (I 1 . 5106) _. (F. 5119) ALEX. HARRIS & CO AUCTIONEERS, FARM SALESMEN. VALUATORS ETC 'Phono 171 L 221 PRINCES STREET. ' 'Phone 1711

MEDICAL. rTET WELL AND KEEP WELL A groat mnny minor ailments aro due to a disordered digestive system. So important is the digestive process that even the slightest derangement of any of the great organs concerned, as tho liver, stomach, or bowels, will, if -uncorrected. react unfavourably upon the general health It will therefore be recognised at once that tho basis of good health is a sound digestion. This being «o, it is evident that attention should bo grren to tLo state of tho digestive organs and any symptoms of biliousness, flatulence, dyspepsia, and constipation bo removed as soon as they appear. One of the best, quickest anS surest means of rectifying such irregularities is to take a few doees of that popular medicine— Beecham's Pills. This medicine has many good and well-reoog;\ised qualities. It pun fiee the_ blood exercises a cleansing, restorative, and health-giving influence upon the entire system. A simple way to get w>ll and keep well is to take BEECHAM'S PILLS Prepared only by Thomas Beeoham, St. Helens, England. Sold everywhere in boxes, labelled. Prioe, 104 d (36 pills), Is lid (56 pills), and 2s 9d (168 pilla). >

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