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Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 65, 17 March 1911, Page 8

Auctioneers and i.mnd Agenf McLAUCHLAN & Co., REAL. ESTATE & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. Ti/TUST BE QUICKLY. MALL "p ARM. rro ACRES no £5110s a ; e r re. £31 10s T>RICE "O EDUCED FBOM £35 PEE ACBE £35 In order to effect an immediate sale, as the owner is leaving the district this, month. He has reduced the price to> ths very bedrock so as to make a certainty of selling it at once. ■OEFUSED £37t0s per acre *37 lOs Two years ago, as he intended staying here, aocl we consider it worth &4U per acre. • /^NLY 9 -ly/riLES . . From Blenheim on & good metalled road, c© only a mile out of the Borough. XMEROVEMENTS. , Sis-roomed House, bath-room, scul- { lery, water laid on, hot-air engine, j two 400-gallon tanks, water on tohorse^tronghs, new dairy (matchliitod), new five-stall stable, loose-box, new implement shed, and large barn. Two acres fruit trees; cow-bails, and bay ehed. Sub-divided into 10 paddocks.. Grows first-«lass clover seed and s chaff, parts of which have grown 5 tons to the acre. Take off the value of the improvements, and you have a first-class farm for £24 per acre. . ■ , Tj^NQUIRE AT i^wNCE, As this farm is very cheap, and will sell. It has never been advertised before, and has only changed hands once, as it has never been in. the market. ■T AST Y^PPORTUNTTY Of securing a cheap farm this size close to town. Whoever buys it will be suro to want quite £40 per acre, or even more if he holds it any time. OPRINGLANDS. £600—5 acres of rich soil, good frontage, Suitable for growing any- . thing. c £800—House (new) and every convenience, six rooms, bathroom, pantry, etc.; £ acre land. £250—Acre just off car route. £150— i acre same locality. £200—1-acre, Coleman Street. TJIVERSDALE. £660—Six acres, good frontage on i main road. £135—1 acre in good situation. TjURNHAM. The most go-ahead suburb in Blenheim, where nalf-acfes can be had for £100 to £110 each for £10 deposit. The best houses and gardens in the district are here. We have not been pushing this suburb, as we consider the land in this locality and between it and town has a-great future value, aa owing to the adjoining farm being cut up next month, and owing to ihe excellent situation and quality of the soil, it must be the best residential part of Blenheim, and the town must absolutely go this way. QIGNS OF/DROGRESS. Two more houses are being built on Fiarnham: seven to go up next month in Springlands, and we know, of over tewenty to go on the sections between town and Farnham. -pESSLMIST^ Are those who loft- their buying too late, and are always, discontented^ say Blenheim is not growing, arid will not go ahead. They keep a town back, and would bet--Dottier dead for their own sakes, apart: fir-am the rarm. they do to others and; to, the business of the town; but don-tt listen to them. "OLENHEIM^IS^^ ROWING, But steadily oompaaed to othec towns: but it is. solid!, and its good! times are now. almost on us. MONEY I& PLENTIFUL. . WORK IS PLENTIFUL. SECTIONS ARE. CHEAP. THE RIVER- MUST BE OPENSD* UP, and BLENHEIM MiAKE A PORT THE BARGE ESTATES MUST AND; WIL& BE CUT UP. A §4?^* RUN UP 2IHE; VALLEY. We want you iso buy a section, in, Blenheim at onoo, and to buy through us. We aleo:waat your propecty, fou I* j, v ahox^ insure your, nous© and aw»lling; with us, as we help. yena V ?* f®r*is^3 € BJonheim all ov.er NowZeaSand, th,n& inducing new settler* to, com©. ner.e v wfeioh means moa^ Eettufaa ioi you. FJIHE pRESENT p*O3BHML. MENT JS I%°™ J&*?**™ beyond recognition wJm&b the Land Act is. passed for the cu-ttine np o f large osia^Which scheme k letter JQREADNOUGHT& AT mWO jy-ILLIONS \ FIBOE.' IILS. he T oTls f* 6 *° its fertility, T,Tfr H, ntouched natural resouroei and the Government's excellent iaw? which toniay o^ European counS are copying to their advantage T>UY 1^ ACRES. TOUT A QUARTER-ACRE, DONT WAIT; CALL ON US AT McLAUCHLAN & Co., MARKET SQUARE,