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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 11, 14 January 1915, Page 8

1 AH©TIOWEEBS 3 ' Land - and Insurance -g I ACRES, 6-roomed dwelling, Shot .1.2 and cold water laid on, wind* mill and tanks, general outbuildings, greenhouse, orchard' in profit, number small fruit trees: nicely situated in Springlan&s. Price £700. Easy terms. 1 ACRE, corner section, 4-roomed; 2 dwelling, gas laid on, etc.; orchard in full profit, live hedge all round. Nicely situated, few minutes from P. 0., Price £400; £50 deposit. 1 ACRE, two frontages, 4-roomed 2 dwelling, gas laid on; 30 apple trees in full profit; 5 runutes from P.O. Price £400, £50 deposit. jL ACRE, corner section, new five--4 roomed dwelling, hot and cold water and gas throughout, all conveniences; windmill and tanks and general outbuildings; close to town. Government mortgage £350. Price £625. T«rms. jL ACRE, 5-ropmed dwelling, seven 4 minutes from P.O. Recently renovaifced; nice situation. Must be sold immediately, owner leaving district. Price £250. Terms. 5 ACRES rich land,. 12 minutes from P.O. Planted in apple orcnard fourth year. New dwelling, hot and cold water, bathroom, etc.; windmill and tanks. Government mortgage £450. Price £1100. Easy terms. Q*7 ACRES rich land, large area O 4 in lucerne, nice dairying property; dwelling and outbuildings. Orchard in profit. Price £1900; £500 deposit. Af\ ACRES, apple growing block, close to town. Price £40 per acre; £200 deposit. Wi have several choice blocks, apple growing country, ranging from 5 to 20 acres. Prices from £12 to £30 per acre. Very easy terms. £*f\A ACRES L.1.P., low rental; X)\J Lk well fenced and subdivided; 13 paddocks; 400 acres ploughable; new dwelling, general outbuildings, sheep yards, etc.; orchard. Crops include 4 acres wheat, 25 acres oats, 7 acres rape, 16 acres turnips. Close to school, P. 0., etc. Stock: 800' ewes with lambs, 100 hoggets, 5 horses, 2' cows. '• Implements include ploughs, harrows, cultivators, drill, M. H. binder, discs, cart, gig, etc. Price as a' going concern, £2500. Easy terms. • MURRAY a Co., Corry & Co., AUCTIONEERS, PRODUCE MERCHANTS, FINANCIERS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS. DWELLING' House (nearly, new.),. 5> rooms,- '.with' bathroom, pantry, wash-house, h. and c. water;. area of section f- acre; situated' off Maxwell: Road. A bargain, at £520. Government mortgage £360. We recommend prompt inspection,, as -the property is not likely to be in the market long at the price quoted. A*? 1*328 .FREEHOLD. WU/ tU' Rich agricultural! land. Will grow anything. Distant lessthian 3 miles from Post Office. Good sixroomed dwelling and all' necessary outbuildings. Special reasons for selling, and low price fixed 'to- ensure quick disposal. A. dead' smip at £2000, with crops, s|toc!k, and: implements thrown in. 6 ACRES FREEHOLD at Riversdale. New dwelling containing all conveniences. Two acres orchard of well-selerted' and assorted! 6-year-old trees. Price £1300: A good living to a suitable "man. Qf\ ACRES FREEHOLD, distant Ov 3J- n.iles from Blenheim. The property of Mi' G'eo. Boyce, and at present bemg used as a stud farm. *■ No richer or better land in the Waij rau Plain. Will grow anything. First- | class dairying, land. Improvements j include one acre orchard, 9-roomed i dwelling, -wc;ol-j>hed T and all necessary | outbuilding,?. Price £4000; £3000 | can remain. IAA ACRES FREEHOLD, with-t-I \_P\ * hi one mile of railway, > cheese and dairy factory. No richer land in MayJborough. Price, £60 per acre. Cash; required, £500. Cut up into three farms would be easily saloable at £75 per aero. SHEEP mm "within easy distance oi" railway by good motor road. Winters easjly 4500 sheep. For sale with 3000 m;l]-culled Merino sheep, ! including 1000 ewes, for £7000. Free- ( l hold, dwelling, stock, and otiier improvements worth over £700®, oxclusivo of value goodwill of leasehold. i I ■ Box 9. Telepfeome 329. W.- H.V-HUMPHREYS AND CO., denerai Carriers. . Agents: N.Z. Express Co., LM, Booking Agents: Newman Bros.' Motor-cars. /~\WING to a rise of 33} per cent, in ' rent, wn- business from the 11th January will be carried on in com- j modious and more suitable premises in WYNEN-STREET, whore we will be in a better position than ever to attend to tfuo wants of our numerous f clients. . * j Our Motto: Null! Secuiidus. j I'll ICES "1? USUAL. l