Page 12 Advertisements Column 3

Southland Times, Issue 21096, 30 May 1930, Page 12

CARSWELL AND CO. “GOOD~VALuF’ farms. ~ NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. YOU WILL NEVER STOCK UP MpRE ■>, . CHEAPLY. 2650 ACRES; with good Buildings, within three miles of township and siding; 600 acres cultivated, balance low hills clad with silver tussock. Now carrying 1400 sheep (exclusive of lambs). £3 10/- per acre; one-third cash. 165 ACRES EDUCATIONAL LEASEHOLD. Handy to siding, school and factory. Good Five-roomed Dwelling and all necessary farm buildings. Easily carry 200 to 300 ewes. PRICE for improvements, £BOO. Deposit £3OO. 250 ACRES GOVERNMENT LEASEHOLD, chiefly cut-out bush, surface sown. Rental and rates only £lO per annum. Situated within 14 miles of school, raili way and township. Will carry 30 to 40 head of cattle. Buildings worth more 1 than price asked for goodwill, viz., £B5O. Deposit £l5O. 120 ACRES EDUCATIONAL LEASEHOLD; rental 5/- per acre. Good quality land, mostly flat, handy to school. Good buildings. Price only £650. A. bargain. Land suitable for sheep and dairying. LIDDEL STREET — INVERCARGILL BRAY BROS., LTD. FRUITS AND ' VEGETABLES IN SEASON AUCTIONED DAILY. TRADE AUCTION SALE: 10 a.m. FRUIT NOW AVAILABLE: Apples, Pears, Peaches and occasionally an odd line of Plums. TOMATOES WILL SOON BE FINISHED FOR THE SEASON. VEGETABLES ONIONS ARE NOW VERY REASONABLE IN PRICE. Potatoes, Cabbage, Cauliflowers, Cucumbers, Carrots, Parsnips, Green Feas, Beans, Pumpkins, Marrows arriving regularly. We also have Aleions available. BRAY BROS., LTD. AUCTIONEERS., SPEY STREET.

FORD’S DRENCH. GORE. February 20, 1895. Dear Sir,—Re Ford’s Scour and Lung Worm Mixture, I used three tins on my Lambs and am much pleased with the result. I have no hesitation in strongly recommending it to settlers if used according to printed directions. —Yours faithfully, PETER McKINNA. The Drench that has stood high in the opinion of thrifty farmers for approaching half a century. My 1139 J. T. WILSON. House and estate agent, 3 TAY STREET. FRUIT AND CONFECTIOER’S SHOP; in good position. Easy terms. For turther particulars apply—J. '£. WILSON. FOR EXCHANGE —Good G roomed House for a few acres in Suburbs. For further particulars apply—J. T. WILSON. BEAUTIFUL HOME of Seven Rooms; grounds well laid out in shrubs and lawn, also good garden. Every modern convenience; in good locality. This house is for absolute sale; owner going north. For further particulars apply J. T. WILSON. BRICK AND R.C. BUNGALOW OF FIVE ROOMS and Sunporch; one of the nicest homes in town. Owner going north. Would take offer for this place. Apply—J. T. WILSON. GOOD EIGHT-ROOMED BRICK HOUSE. Five minutes’ Walk from Post Office; with every modern convenience. For further particulars applv—J. T. AVILSON.

SAWMILLING TS AN ART —and more care and attention is required than most businesses get. OUR MILL is managed on best lines, and we can supply at short notice almost any specification in RED PINE. WHITE PINE. BLACK PINE OR TOTARA. FARMERS SPECIALLY CATERED FOR. GOOD STOCK OF SECOND-CLASS available at from 11/- to 13/- on Trucks BIRCH & CO. SAWMILLERS - - - - TUATAPERE. OFFICE - - - - - BOX 1, GORE.

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