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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 261, 4 November 1912, Page 2

Auctioneers and Land Agents McLAUCHLAN AND CO., EEIL ESTATE AGENTS. THE CHEAPEST LAND in fliß Dominion is in Marlborougii. NO ONE can contradict it. Whore else can you grow such record yields of grain or find such a magnificent climate, rich soil, and good roads? !ISB-Acre Dairy Farm. Very rich soil, one mile from cheese factory, capable of great improvement: necessary buildings. Cash, required £1200; balance at 5 per cent. for 7 years. 10 Seres Springiands. On Old Road, 5 acres in apples, *ary rich soil, good locality. 10 toss, Spring Creek. Close to township; _6. acres M apples; two frontages. Price, ±,IWHJ. 09-tae Farm. Four miles from town; very suitable for lucerne; £200 deposit, balance at 5 per cent. Cheap Quarter-acres. Close to town, in a very fast'growing suburb, where several houses are aft-eady built and several contracts let* Price, £75 per quarter. Terms: £5 deposit and £2 10s every three months. Secure one at present prices, as they must double m value, and nowhere else can you obtain such a good investment, as sections in Blenheim are cheaper than in any other town in the Dominion. Springiands. 5 Acres, corner lot, close to school, rich soil. Price, £125 per acre. Also 10 acres adjoining for sale. Money to Lend at 5& w cent, On freehold security up to two-thirds the value of tte property, and if amount required over £2000 the rate is 5 per cent, for 5 years. BLEBIHEIM haa att Its future,.before it,.as it is the centre of a large district "k&^i^back by large holdings such as fiillersden, consisting of 160,000 acres, beMt.by outsiders,- so that: three-parts ■ «f. the yearly income goes out of the ■district; ; but this estate and many others must soon be settled^ as what is the use 'of—the defencel, scheme without population ? You can travel, up the Wairau Valley by level road ifor. 50 miles and through three estates for 26 miles, and through one estate for 14 miles, all of which are starving -ior population. , Lucerne Growing will double land values and exports. In Australia to-day good lucerne land is valued for taxation purposes at dBiOO per acre, and sells up to '£140 per acre in 50-acre lots for dairying, and we have figures to prove this. Light dry land will grow lucerne, and it is nat yet too late t« sow this season. T3ie Dairying Industry is only in its infancy, but it will now boom with lucerne-growing, improved stock, and assured high prices, and new foreign markets. On the coast si3e of Mt. Egmont alone there are over eighty factories and creameries, and yet they have not the same rich bo 3, good roads, and climate we have here. Taranaki experts state with good; cows they can make a good living of* £100 per acre land. BEIENBER! the town of Blenheim is now growing, and is going to be a large and important town, and you will never get sections cheaper than offered you today, .and for wkick you would have to pay elsewhere. Buyers are coming back from the Waikato at last, -and they are all of the one opinion, and that is that "Marlborough land' arid climate is un--, . equalled," and that the town and dis- \ trict has a very .great future. BUY THROUGH —AND— SELL THROUGH HfeMBCiMN:-* CO., Reaii Estate Agents.