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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 119, 17 May 1912, Page 8

Auctioneers and Land Agents , AND CO., REAL ESTATE AGENTS, BLENHEIM. Special FropeVties THAT WILL SELL RAPIDLY. Spring Creek Township t A 2O ACRE LOT 20 Situated right in, the township, which has a vorygrewfe future i-.w a residential and fruit-growing "district. This, block has three frontages, and can be sold in two lots cf 10 ■acres, each, already planted1 ,vith 700 trees. It must rapidly double in value for buiiding land,, as we can--prove to you, one reason alone being the bridging of the Opawa.; another is th.K.t it is p-ttblibl'y known that t)ieGOVERNI'IENT RAILWAY WOP SISHOPS must soon be built at this ei'd of the line, andi Spring Greek is t!>e' most suitable places VERY EASY TERMS, and the easiest we have been able to ■ offer,-can be given to the buyers i-f----this block, a& OAving to its grsat.| future value it must increase in price. 5 ACRES 5 at Grovetown, three ' minutes from Railway Station. Rich deep>, soil*,,1 suitable for market gardening or fruit-growing. Cash required, £!"00i bala.nce in 3 or 5 yeai*s. 10—ACRES—10 4 miles from town, one mile i front Railway Station, School, Post Oi'J.ce and stores. Price, £50 acre y i>ry vei-y easy termst Springlands Acre to five acre. lots at £125 per acre, only half-mile from the school, in a, locality that must soon Be built over, and close by> where fend is soliing at. double the price. Very easy terms to buyers who are sowing lucerne or planting apple trees. APPLE GROWING is the coming industry, and has hwnneglected in.Ma/rlborough. It oanuo't be overdone for many years, as some people'think. Contracts, have be<*n mod^e to-day for two years ahead' 500-oase lots a.nd over at 4s 6d and' 5s per bushel. The American, Ci>.nn.dian, arid Home markets' axe now open, and the demand ik unlimited' Marlboro.ugh is the most suitable province, as it has good' land and* unequalled climate, as proved time- arid1 again. As much «s £100 per > aer-3 can be made out of a good orchard. I)o not have any of your land lyttfg idle; sow it in lucerne or plant it in trees. One owner of,less than h'\lf an acre in town got £11 for se<d beans this year; others have goi a>» muoli as £30 off ail, a^cre, and £5 olf one walnut tree. ;. ; - .. ; . tolet. •■ ;^;;/' .-.'./;■. 5 Acres at Sprjnglands, with s»lxroomed house,! good stablte ~ and pnt.buildirigsi, small orchard in full bea;>. ing. Rent. 25s per \veek, for a term if desired. You can keep two cows and horse, and if sown in lucerne 5 cows on this property, grow y-jr own vegetables, keep poultry, nrJ live rent free. Only 7 minutes bicycle ride from town. Close tc bus, and on a good roa<t and healthy locality. Good chaaice of tenant obtaining the right to purchase on • asy terms. ' TO LEASE GOOD DAIRY FARM of 125 acrt?. at 35s per acre; two miles from factory in a locality whore, land must rise equal to Taranaki values. The tenant can hi&ve 5 to' 7 yeara' leasf? with right to purchase. Quarter-acre and New House. .:• You can obtain a quiart^r-acre and new house for £15 deposit. Plrice t>f sections, £75 each, "vfhiolr^ypu ;iiiave;: 4 yeiars to pay off, «nd you pay oft" toe house at the rate of 2s 10^d per week ior every £100 it costs you, ?o tha.t in /a few years you own your own property. If you are paying 10* per week to-day, then you are losing at least'4s - per week besides all your improvements. Secure one while the opportunity is offered you. BLENHEIM MUST GROW, as it.is the centre of the most back' ward and neglected proyince in New Zealand, yet the richest, due to the climate and soil. Just think! We have yet a dangerousi bridge to Spring Creek, and an out-of-date train service, nearly half a million acres to be settle! by hundreds of families with.in the next three years, -as threeparts of the Members of Parliament have promised that closer settlement is to be started at once. 48 Miles in 48 Years. Maryborough hfcs had' built 48 milos of railway in 48 veal's, while tlie whole of New Zealand'has 2758 miles now open. Would' any other province have suffered t.s long as Ma>rlboro'u;h has? ■■ ■ ■','.- ■ . ■: 2 Estates in 20 Years have been cut up in Marlborougn while other provinces have an aver-age'of-two per year; but all this proves a golden future for the district, jis this state of affairs mustnow cease, find within a very short time Blenheim will be the most important inland town of New Zealand. . T!?.e Harbor Board are starting next summer to open up the river, the Government hnv-? promised £1500 towards their scheme. This means cheaper coal and a, fast daily service to and from Wellington within 18 months. £500,000 will be spent on the Wairau Plains on works of progress during the next five years. 500,000 will be closely settled, and the railway connected with Christchurch. CHEAP LAND On Easy Terms, in all localities, for sale. Call and find out particulars. THE PREMIER S all la;; K e estates miist -be closely settled nt once, „and he says when the Pfinarnn CaJial- is opened next year a great demand" would ensue for New Zealand apples. BUY NOW FROM MeLauchlan «fe Co.