Page 8 Advertisements Column 4

Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 59, 10 March 1911, Page 8

Auofclonoeps ''«l*»«A Land Agents Griffiths M Sea, AUCTIONEERS, UM AMD ESTOBAOEPS. 120 Acres—f 500 AS A GOING COHCBKN. WE have for immediate Saler—A 9 years' loose of. 120. acres of low, hill country, situated at Para, on. the Blenheim-Picton railway, line. The buildings comprise a 6rroomed; house, woolrshed, shearingTshed, etc. The Rent is £50 a year. The Price is £500, which includes, the goodwill of the lease and all' the stock and implements, and furniture on the- property,,, which/ comprise 250) sheep ■, 8 cows, 2 heifers, 100 fowls, 2. horses, di ay, trap, plough, harrows, harness-, etc.,. and' air the furniture, and a stack of hay, or without thefurniture, £400. This is a fine property,; and a bargain at thtt prioe. GRIFFITHS AND SON;> Land Agents, Blenheim; 250' ACZ_ ms 25© AGRICULTURAL FARM CLOSE TO ELENHEiIVL £ia 10/- per acne. $MW~ mHIS FARM has beem inspected; J- this week by three' of: the; best agricultural farmers- in Marlboreragh'j. and they say it is .- ■ " " Easily the Cheapest Farm for sale in Marlborou^h." It has only just been •placeds in: til©l market for sale, and' will1 not1 remain' long unsold. There- is money in-it. It is capable of much improvement at' a- small outlay. Get particulars at once* GRIFFITHS ABKD^ SON; SPRING CREEK. 2 Blocks of 30 acres EACH. SPLENDID AGRICULTURAIi. LAND. f-mile from Spring Greek; Railway Station. ON VERY EAST TERMS, £200 cash, balance at-6'per-cent; / ■ ■ . This is an opportunity to secure- a piece of Spring Creek's ricli agricultural land on terms never before offered to the public of Marlborough. GRIFFITHS AND SON. FOR PRIVATE SALE AS A GOING CONCERN, MR R HEYWARD'S CARTING, CONTRACTING, AND MILK BUSINESS. Included are the following:— 4 Horses and Lorry, Express, Dray, Sulky, D.F. Plough, Cultivator, 2 Sots Harrows, Roller, 2: Sets Express Harness^ 1 Set Sulky Harness, Four-in-hand set Har-. ness, Plough Chains, Swingiietrees, Contracting Plant, Draw Bars, etc., 4 Milch Cows, Stack Oat Sheaves, Stack Hay, and' Stack Straw. Tho purchaser can, if desired, obV tain a leaso of Mr Heyward's property of s"f acres in- Hutche&on Street, with' all buildings thereon, including dwelling, stables, etc. Early application necessary. GRIFFITHS AND SON, Agents-. A GOODJ_' SPEC." 6 ACRES, Redwoodtown, three , frontages; magnificent land1; £750. Would cut up well and sell at £50 a i-acre. ANEW RESIDENCE of 5 rooms bathroom, wash-house, large $ aero of land, one mile from town: £400. ONLY £10 DEPOSIT REQUIRED; balance on easy weekly payments. This property is situated in the nicest and healthiest part of the town. 41 ACRES SCOTT STREET, lately 2 occupied by Mr Charles Satherley. A bargain—£6oo. ISLINGTON—OnIy three sections re- ■'. main unsold upon the popular suburb. Secure one of these before they go. RIVERSDALE—Three blocks of 2*, 3, and 4 acres respectively; £100 to £125 per acre. FARNHA.M—2-acre block, £175 per f acre, or £ acres of same at £100 each. MAXWELL ROAD.—New 5-roomud House, all conveeiiences, 1 acre of , lax?d—£soo. SPRINGLANDS—One acre in fruit trees, good dwelling and shop. HOWICK ROAD—Fine residence and If acres—£6so. HOUSES TO LET. 5-rboraed House, Seddon. Rent, 10s. 4-roomed House, Main Street. Rent, 5-roon:ed House, High Street. Rent, 6s 6d. Scott Street—Very nice six-roomed house, well planted. Rent, 12s per week. Two four-roomed houses, nearly new. Rent, Bs per week. 6 Rooms and Scullery, Main Street, with bathroom. Rent, 10s. 6-roomed House, Muller Road. Rent, 14s 6d. S-roomed House, Weld Street. Rent, &1 7s 6d. Offices to let in centre of town. 8-roomed House, Weld Street, in good order. Rent, 15s. S° p» & Queen Street, Blenheim Shop, High Street. Rent, 10s per week. F GRTFFITHSTSON LAND AGENTS.