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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15, 19 January 1914, Page 8

Auctioneersiand Land Agents McLAUCHLAN&GEE REAL ESTATE AGENTS. . . INSURANCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. SPRING CREEK. -| (\ ACRES, <jlose to township, two X. LI frontages, good 'soil, could be j easily subdivided. This is the cheapest block close to the township, and the only good one in the market. UPPER SPRING CREEK. Several 10 and 20 acre lots very suitable for apple-growing or lucerne; also 7-acre and 11-acre blocks planted in apples, about one mile from railway station. * SPRINGLANDS. 10 Acre corner section, with fine frontage. Would subdivide into acre lots. Price, £110 per acre. Land just two chains away £150 per acre. 12 Acre block, one mile from town, very rich soil, with a creek for one boundary: £150 deposit required. Also in the Springlands district, several blocks from one acre upwards at prices from £125 per acre. FARNHAM SUBURB. ' This is now 'the very best suburb in town, all new up-to-dat© dwellings, four wide roads with wide footpaths. A few" thalf-acre and acre lots still available. Also one corner quarteracre . section; £10 deposit required; £10 every six months will secure any section, MAXWELL ROAD.. Six-roomed house, with conveniences, small' quarter-acre," well plantedPrice £775; easy terms if required. LEITRIM STREET. Only four Sections now left to be sold at very, low' price om easiest of terms. FARNHAM.' Large new modern house, 1J acre land, well planted. As the owner has left* the district, the price has been 'fixed at cost price. AT RIVERSDALE. A few blocks from 3 acres upwards, on easy terms; also a good four-acre block, sown in lucerne, at £110 per acre; £35 deposit, balance arranged.. . ISLINGTON. Two new houses, every convenience, nearly $ acre land. Price £550. Terms: £75 deposit. Also a few good quarter-acre sections at £75 each, with £5 deposit. • . MAYFIELD. Two good new houses on very easy terms .»tJo w prices. Quarter-acre if or £5 down, and when £20 is paid off the buyer can erect hi 6 own home. WALTER STREET. Half-acre lots at £125 each. Very rich soil, and a locality that must soon be thickly built over. 80 ACRE DAIRY FARM. Close to factory, school, and P.O. Has necessary buildings. Terms, only £400 deposit. 150 ACRE DAIRY FARM. In good locality, "rich soil, very suitable for subdivision. Price, £33 per acr?. 70 ACRE~FARM. .. - Close to town, very suitable for ' apple or lucerne growing. Price, £35 pei^cre. / > 1 • pictoFland. A few five-acre level blocks at £75 per acre; if. planting ml fruit ■ trees only £5 per acre deposit required: This land in the very near future will sell at per-quarter. '■ ' 100 ACRE FARM. Four miles from town, rich soil unequalled- for lucerne and dairying. Pyioe, £55 per acre. GENERAL FARMS. RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES. SECTIONS FOR SALE IN ALL LOCALITIES. Buy Property in Blenheim to-day. The town has a great future, and its population must double. \lt has been kept back in, the past, and is still the centre of the most neglected and backward district in the Dominion. Look at the obsolete steamer and train services. Large estates^ arid runs to be opened up. Poor light land is to-day being sown in lucerne and made into dairy farms. Large areas, say quite 2000 acre 3, will be'planted, in export apples during the next two years. This means extra labor and increased' revenue. Already a 100-acre block and several 50-acre blocks are to be planted, apart .from smaller areas. HILLERSDEN ESTATE. Of 160.000 acres, is already subdivided, and will be settled in March, and several other large estates must follow. The dairying industry has at last got a hold, and will soon with the ' growing of lucerne help to make the town. EXTENSIVE CULTURE must follow closer settlement and the rise in value oi land. To-day we import into Marlborough produce which should be exported, such as large quantities of apples, dried and tinned fruits from California, onions from Japan, bacon from the North Island, , and even vegetables from Otaki, all at very high prices. These imports mean a very serious loss in gold to this district every year, which with up-to-date methods of farming and daily river service to Wellington should export immense quantities to all parts. Fire Insurance. Dwellings, Furniture, Grain Stacks insured at very lowest rates. McLAUCHUAN&GEE