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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 124, 2 June 1910, Page 8

Auctioneers and Land Agents McLAUCHLAN AND CO., Real Estate Agents. a£6700 TO LEND TO BUYERS WHO BUY FROM US. HALF-ACRES QUARTER -ACRES £5 to £10 Deposit, and £10 every six months. THESE PROPERTIES ARE CHEAP AND WELL WORTH INSPECTING. X?Knf\ DEPOSIT.—IOO Acres, 2 dWt/UU miles from town; 75 acres of it first-class land ; t old house, stable, and dairy. Price, £35 per acre. This land is well worth £60 per acre. In 10-acre blocks the adjoining farm brought £40, and the farm at the back is worth £60 per acre. OOfin DEPOSIT.—IIO Acres, 3 d&4mi\J\J miles from town, suitable for Dairy Farm; £20 per acre to good man. Oi)AA DEPOSIT.—IIOO Acres, dW^SUU King Country. Six railway stations within 9 miles. All ploughable, well watered, all the adjoining country has just been settled by the Government in farms of from 70 acres to 200 acres each. < Good roads and climate. The adjoining land is carrying over two sheep to the acre. Price for goodwill of lease, 30s per acre. Call and get full particulars. X? Kf\ DEPOSIT.—New 4-roomed awOlJ House and outbuildings in the coming suburb Farnham. Area small I acre; 97 first-class fruit trees now bearing. Price, £325. nf)nn DEPOSIT. — 8-roomed diJ*mj\j\J house, 1 acre of land, nicely situated, well planted, Springlands. Price, £600. jO i X A DEPOSIT. — 6-roomed oW A f J\J House and 2 acres, Springlands. Price, £500. 4? Kfi DEPOSIT.—IO Acres, firstoWt/U class land, 2 miles from town. Price, £55 to £60 per acre. Easy Terms. OftfiA, —One and a-half acres, oW £ \J \J Springlands, with stream down boundary fence. Well worth the money. No Deposit Required. 1 ACRE, FARNHAM.—You can 2 secure a first-class Section on Farnham without a deposit for the first twelve mqnths if you plant it in fruit trees. Over 4000 cases of apples are imported here "every year. New Houses Being Erected. 2 MORE New Houses are now being . built on Farnham, and several more to be built shortly. This land must increase in value, and it is well worth a walk out to see the change that has taken place. There are a few more Sections for sale, which are a first-class investment, as they are out of flood, high, and close to town. BUILDING SECTIONS FOR SALE jp>Yn DOWN.—r acres and J dW LLf acres, with good frontage, at B^arnham, and £10 off every six months. £}X DOWN.— \ Acres and \ Acres, dWt/ at Maxwell Road. Price, £50 to ,£llO. There are three more new houses to be built there immediately. . '. X?OK DOWN.—J Acre, Charles cW,A,t/ ■■■ Street. Price, £125. X* XCI DOWN.—I Acre, SpringdbOlJ lands. Price, £250. 4? IHO DEPOSIT.--5 Acres, oW.JLvJv/ Springlands, in a good locality. Price, £115 per acre. jpl f\ DEPOSIT for Acre Blocks oW JL \J on Riversdale. There are blocks up to 5 acres for sale in this new suburb, which is only one mile from town. Five new houses have been erected there lately, and six more are to be built shortly. Blenheim Imports What Sbe -:., Should Export. OVER!£4OOO WORTH OF BUTTER Is imported here from Wellington every year. The reason of this is that nearly every farmer, owing to the fair prices for grain, have given up cows. Also £2000 wprth of hams and bacon come into the district, all of which should be produced here. And <£4000 worth and more of Butter will be Exported When the growing of lucerne revolutionises the district,, and when all the so-called- poor land on the south side of the Plain is sown in lucerne. This class of land is specially adapted for lucerne, provided it is given a fair chance, and then the light shingly soil, that is worth to-day £10 or £15 per acre, will be worth £40 for dairying and for growing lucerne seed for outside markets. This district is specially adapted for growing lucerne. You can get as many as five good cuts of hay a year, and. if you thresh it 1 for seed the price ranges from 7d to Is per lb. After threshing, the straw that is left is perfect, as all the dust from the leaves is removed. One farm of 150 acres close to town today sown in lucerne will carry and fatten right through the year Quite lO Sheep to the Acre. We would like you to call, so that we can prove to you by showing you different patches that what we state above is correct. > It grows almost equally as well on light gravelly land or rich soil, provided it can get to water within fifteen feet, and that the land is not too clayey. BUSINESS SITES. 102 Feet, Alfred Street. Price £3000. Deposit required, £500. - 66 Feet, Alfred Street. Price £12 10s par footj with £50 down and £50 every six months. M'Lauclilan & Co., MARKET SQUARE, I BLENHEIM.