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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 141, 17 June 1913, Page 8

McLAUCHLAN ' AND CO., | Real Estate Agents, _ BLEINHEIM. Cheap Properties. Oi A A DEPOSIT for 2 acres, dbJ-UU corner lot, 9 chains frontage; new house with bathroom, pantry, scullery, hot and cold water, . necessary out-houses; part in lucerne, < part in orchard. Very rich soil. Low price, as owner desires to effect quick sale. £20 deposit will secure you a good Section, and new house close to town, in a growing suburb. £25 deposit for a-acre lot, Riversdale. Price, £120 per acre. FARMS. 160 Acre Dairy B^arm, very rich land, one mile to factory; good road, well fenced, with very great future value Price only £35 per acre. Terms: £1300 cash; balance over period from 7 to 20 years at 5 per cent. 100 Acre Farm close to town. Would make an ideal dairy farm. Terms: £1000 cash; balance at 5 per cent. 7|3 Acres, 2 miles from town. Price, £35 per acre. SPRINGLANDS. We liave several 5 to 10-aore lots whidh must soon sell at their present price, thus forcing future buyers further out. ; BUILDING SECTIONS. £5 deposit will secura a good quarter-aore for £75 close to town. Easy terms for paying off. FARNHAM SUBURB Is to-day a model suburb, many fine residence are already up, and more building. Secure a lot here before too late. : i \ WALTER STREET. A 10-acre lot is now sub-divided and opened up to the public at £125 per half-acre for those facing the new road just formed. Buy in Blenheim TO-DAY. Where else in the Dominion can you find land equal to the Wairau Plain for soil, climate, situation, and future prospects? yet -owing to being the centre of aai old agricultural district' is the most backward in every way of any province in the Dominion. Think! Just forty miles of railway built in forty years, a slow and obsolete train service; no Government Experimental Faims as in other districts; many large estates tc be settled almost on the towoi boundary; many large farms held by wealthy ownersl in ,native grass, which should be in lucerne in small holdings acrid used for dairying; , a good river with: 100-ton boats instead of 1000-ton boats. Yet Realise Blenheim is being forced ahead. A progressive Harbor Board intend to open the. river, which means untold wealth to'the district. ~'... •. The; expensive Main Trunk Line must stop at the Clarence Bridge in preference to the cheap revenue-pro-ducing ome up the Wairau Valley to the West Coast. Every argument is for the latter, and against the .former. HILLERSDEN ESTATE of 160,000 acres will be opened up for settlement in about six months' time. There are 12,000 aores of flat land in front which will grow lucerne for dairying. There will be over 1000 applications. Many other estates m*ust soon follow, if only for defence purposes, which will mean in a. year or so the doubling of the land.tax on large holdings, suitable for settlement, Besides what is the use of increasing the birth-rate or bringing out immigrants when 19 persons hold over one million acres in Marlborougih:, thus causing it to be hide-bound, unprogressive,. and depopulated, and to have fewer residents per square mile than any other province in. New Zealand. If New Zealanders* do not develop their land, an Asiatic Power soon will if the country has not the population and wealth to defend itself. Canada, United States, and Australia realise the danger, and New Zealajid must soon do so, and then the land will be settled and population pour in. Buy Your Section FKOM McLAUCHLAN & Co. while cheap, as where else can you buy a quarter-acres for £75, apart from the I easy terms. Blenheim's population and wealth must soon double with the country being settled.