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PROPERTIES, FOR SALE. RONALD S. BADGER. A GOOD INVESTMENT. SALE OR EXCHANGE. HERE'S something that will provide you aa income. Five Houses, close to Id Section, St. Albans, let to good tenants. After paying rates and interest on mortgage' they , show, about £80 a year profit,oorr r about 14 per cent. <on £600, the price- asked abbvo the mortgage. Owner will sell to a good man on £100 deposit, or consider exchange for a block of freo land. RONALD S. BADGER, 387 .Manchester street, Christ-church. XJCTANTED, SMALL HOLDINGS, S V V to 50 ACRES. We have several enquiries for Sections up to 50 acres , handy to town. ; Send price and full ■ particulars to ' ' . .. RONALD S. BADGER, - < 187 Manchester street, Chiistchuich. A CHEAP PROPERTY INCLUDES. A ' POTATO CROP. 3 ACRES, within 2d car section. Good heavy land, with promising crops of potatoes for sole. Good_ snog man's -wharo on coocrcte foundation. Sevsn chains frontage. Good cutting-np spec. Price, including potatoes, only £650, or consider exclwrnsre for a ls-rerer section. RONALD S. BADGER, IS7 Manchester street, Christchurch. . . 82136 THE APPLE LANDS COMPANY. v . . TASMAN NORTH. 7 THE Plans of this New Fruit Settlement; on tho MOUTEKE HILLS, Nelson, have now been issued, and can be obtained on application to the TASMAN NORJTH FRUIT LANDS CO., 187 Manchester street. Tho Opawa Subdivision, comprising 31 Compact Orchard Blocks, varying from 8 to 20 Acres in extent, is intended to be formed na a Canterbury settlement. The gently eloping ridges, .ying up to the JNorth, are ideal Apple-growing Slopes. Now i<; tfc- best time of th« year to purchase land for Orchard purposes. Clearing. Burning, and Ploughing can be through without delay, and the land allowed to lie fallow until tho planting season. This sweetens the land for Apple-growing purposes, and gives the young tioea a great si*** in the spring. A practical manager for the block has been engaged, and is now in charge-of tne settlement. Absentee's Orchards will bo caretfuUy ! planted and brought into bearing under the | Company's supervision. THE TASMAN NORTH FRUIT LANDS CO., LTD. P. HERCUS, Managing Director, H4CT72-5)56 IST Manchester street. TWO SPECIAL FARMS FOR SALE. £11 ss. GOING CONCERN. ' £11 ss. TIP-TOP ALL-ROUND FARM AS GOING CONCERN. CKA ACRES -FREEHOLD.—IOO ACRES V"" rich flat, 50 Acres bush, balance undulating. 35 Acres oats, 30 Acrea turnips, 10 Acres turnips and grass, 50 Acres young grass, 70 Acres two-year-old grass. 60 Acres tussock, balance in old grata. Subdivided into 12. paddocks, well watered and fenced. PRESENT STOCK: 400 Shcop, 23 Dairy Cows, 30 young C-attlc, 9 Horses, and all necessary Implements. BUILDINGS comprise 6-roomed House and conveniences, dairy, 18-stall byre, 6-stall stable, bam, chaffhouse water-wheel, pigstyes. 1, Mile-from School, 2 Mile* Factory by metalled roSd. We want a man with- £1000 to handle this, which is A SURE MONEY-MAKER AT '£11 ss. , . Fol.l-97 ORCHARDS! ORCHARDS 1 , ORCHARDS CENTRAL OTAGO. "cENTRAIi OTAGO. Clear, bright sunshine, with a healthful dryness which tends to make life;a pleasure. We hav© yet another fine property with a splendid supply of water to' irrigate • anv portion of this area, comprising some 30 ACRES, of. which a portion fc planted with about 1400 trees, comprising the finest varieties of apples, of which there are 700'treee, a largo number 5 years old and bearing, the balance being stone fruits, ~of which _ this territory has long .since borne the highest reputation. . A comfortable -house of six rooms, conveniences, and dairy, with sufiicieot land to run two or three cows, completes a vary comfortable home. The land is •' l«®fi"-in-perpetuity.. All rates, including water, is £4 7s per annum. PRICE: £1500. Terms.' 'We are anxious'to do business. Write u* for Dairy Farms, Businesses, Hotels in all parts of' Otago and Southland. THE OTAGO FINANCE • AND AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., 15 Empire Buildings, DUNEDIN. 06138 ffIHE Special "Pig» for Women" in SatarX day's Editions of "The Evening News appeals to sitijuiMi A Bright Hom» lbguiM