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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 262, 5 November 1912, Page 8

House, Land, and Insurance Agents. Eitraordliiary Bargains. Budge Street, Rtaersdale. £\ 'ACRES splendid agricultural land, £l sown in clover and oats,, Cheap. Terms: £25 deposit on each. section; balance on mortgage 2 years at 5 per cent. 2 ROODS 2 PERCHES,—Good Section; new 5-roomed dwelling, all conveniences; fowlrhouse and run;, fruit trees, hedges, etc. Price, £475. Terms. Only a> small amount of capital required. Dillon's Point Road. IX ACRES, choice Section, road! .4i and river frontages; new five- j roomed dwelling, all conveniences, including gas laid on, gas cooker, crater laid on to dwelling and grounds, bay windows, etc.; grounds well kept; 100' assorted fruit trees in full profit. Price, £630. Terms. Small capital required. Hawksnaw Street. , 2 Quarter-acre Sections, ideal building sites. Price, £75 each. Terms arranged. 12 Acres. 12 s Situated in Blenheim's most healthy and picturesque suburb. Rimgfenced, 10 chains road frontage, few chains river frontage. Subdivided into three paddocks. Large number of fruit- trees well advanced. Price', £110 per acre. Terms: £275 cash; balance easy instalment. This is undoubtedly one of the most fertile and most admirably situated properties offering at the present time, being entirely free from flood's, as well as lending itself to subdivision. For further particulars of this valuable property- apply immediately to— 0. R. MURRAY & GO. ~t (\K ACRES situated' in Pelorus lilt/ Sound. Annual rental at Is 9d per acre. Purchasing clause. Cleared, sown in grass, sub-divided. First-class dairy farm. Two 4-roomed dwellings, all conveniences. Mail services to Nelson, Picton, and Wellington. Price, £400. Stock at valuation. C. R. MURRAY & Co., 'Phone 270. P.O. Box 134. CORRT & CO., Auctioneers and Grain Merchants, Financiers, Land and Estate Agents. WE have the following good investments, and recommend inquiry:— AN ETERNAL LEASE: OQQ7 ACRES, with & very low 4 p rent, £37 7s 83 per annum. This country is now carry ing 808 sheep, which are given in. With a very moderate outlay it can Le made to run at least 2000, and is practically ome-sheep-to-the-acre land It is within 7 miles of a railway station, and is a most desirable property. Chi the property is a large acreage of flat country, and some is already ploughed. Given ia is a small freehold, together with residence, stable, sheds, farm implements, cattle, horses, trap, and ©very required convenience for working. The price is Very low, under £6000, and we cannot too strongly recommend an imspeotion of this property. It is the cheapest offering in New Zealand. FOR §£3000 A NICE FARM, close to Blenheim, within 7 miles of a rail way station. 212 ACRES FPvEEHOLD. 430 ACRES L.I.P. Total Acreage, 643 acres, *akdivid<*i into IS paddboks. The rent of the -L.I.P. is only #8 per annum; and good qaalfty. SVill run a sheep to the acre. Of the Freehold, 70 acres in fine agricultural land, and the whole of it is ploughable. Splendid improvements. Residence, shearing shed, stable, granary, dip, and all modern improvements. lU-zfealth only reason ot the present «nwner offering. 4 large proportion of capital can be asranged. . Cnll and see as about this: it wo&'t be «ypen long, and we can show' it to yon any day. A DANDY "SPEG. Ofm O ACRES FREEHOLD *& &d\J 1 *•_> present .carrying !n6Q fibeep and 20 head cattle. Diviaed into three blocks, and numerous r>sddocks, and exceptionally well watered. On the property is a good six-reamed house, Btableu, sheds. The \>l«ce is ill be given away with above *fcook. *ix draught horses, and .all MnpJementa generally required for working % farm. • £4 5s p«r acre for the lot. Don't miss it. Get in early. We also have » few sections »vaila&le of Mr James Law's line farm at Tua Marina. Don't let these dip. We only want 35 per cent, deposit, and will find yon all the rest of th© money for sor Tyears. That shows oar faith in it. This property is certain to show a big increase in valoe before your mortgage i& dua Situated t«s rt ;a within a song of two dairy flaGjories, it mna* go ?.p in rain©, and as it will grow anything—now isyocr opportanlty. ~ ; Carry, and Co.*-?-High S+rflMwt, Sienhelm.