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Otago Witness, Issue 2817, 4 March 1908, Page 9

Who Wants to Mate Money by Buying 1000 ACRES? rpOBIS is a really charming property— one _L which we have personally inspected and vouch for. All felled and grassed with the exception of about 30 acres of shelter I bush. Fully 500 acres either dead level or the easiest of low terraces. About 300 acres have been ploughed and sown in English grasses, and the whole of the flat land is j worth £25 per acre and ! The Finest Xoney-makingr Properly in | Market ! ! ! Is cheap at that, being just as good as you could get: strong, black loam on top oB papa. Balance of the property is magnificent Sheep Country, being mostly one big! gorge, with easy slopes down to a wide, flat bottom with flats many places 20 or 30 acres in extent the whole length of tho | gorge. The Fana is worth £20 per acre, and I will fetch it I This gorge is no drawback to the property, being rideable v and is like a boundary fence, being at the back of the flats on the frontage. The Sheep : All breeding Ewes are looking splendid (Lincoln-Romney cross, with a small flock of stud Lincolns^, and are lambing down fast, and can be had at valuation after shearing, as owner will not give possession till after December. Within 8 miles of Waverley Station; Wintering 3J breeding to acre. 3000 Sheep were shorn off this last year, and it Is wintering 3000 breeding Ewes, 100 head of Cattle, and 20 Horses, mostly draughts, and the feed is beginning to beat the stock. We firmly believe this to bo a property which will sell in the near futuro for £20 per acre. And we can sell it for £14 per acre. A dead snip ! ! ! There is a 10-roomed House, small Woolshed, larga Cowehed, Stables, etc. Tho Building 3 are not first class, but ire in good ordar and. quite habitable. Tha house has been added to, at odd timee, but it very comfortable inside. PRICE: £1+ per Acr«. Terms. Appl? ■harp. , 4 E. GRIFFITH* A CO* NEW PLTMOXJTH,