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Marlborough Express, Volume LIIII, Issue 81, 7 April 1920, Page 8

liAND AND JBJSX'AI'E AGENTti. "CANN AND WALTER, LAND ESTATE, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, And AUCTIONEERS. WYNEN. STREET. fobTsale. 18 Acres; 6 acres in orchard bailee in lucerne and grass; at^d 2 miles from P.O. Price £1225. 6 Acres first-class land situated Al^ bama Woad, with 4-roomed c^ el .. ling. Price and particuJ^ on application. 5-roomed dwelling/, wi+ * a bathroofia, scullery, i acre l>nd, laid! out in orchard and garden; fowl-foe-uses and store shed,; ten minutes fram P.O. Vox auiok sale—£7oo. 5-rootned Dwelling with featfcrwm. scalVjry, gas laid on, newly papered andi painted? $ adte land with 1* chains frcflitage; seven minutes front1 P,O. Brke and particulars on Application. i Acre Land sitiaated Walter and Stafford Streets; 100 ft. frontage Walter Street, about 132tt. Stafford Street. Price £750. Seven-roomed House with bathroom, pantry, wash-house, tubs, etc., water laid' on; 5 minutes from P.O. Pric-3 £675—£175 down, balance arranged. CANN AND WALTER, WYNEX STREET. M'LAUCHLAN & G0... LAND AN© ESTATE AGENTS., K-ROOMED House, half mile P. 0., t J hot and cold water; half-acre well planted—£9oo. QA ACRES; 5-roomed house, every O\J convenience rich land, close town—£36oo. t ' 6i£ ACRES, house, Jt Springlands—£l!soo. i O QUARTER-ACRES, George St. £ £150 each. 7 ACRES, Old Renwick Road,* very richest <>f soil; in lucerne and clover—£los per acre. ■i f] ACRES; new house, every conl I venience and all necessary outbuildings. fif ACRES,.OId Renwick Road, with t) sheds arid 7 cows—£Bso. OA/Y ACRES, 4 miles town, with &\j\3 two houses and all necessary buildings—£4s per acre. 6 -ROOMED House, right in town, in thorough repair—£700. McLAUCHLAN & CO. P.O. Bos 85. THIS SPACE RESERVED ■■■'■'._ ' FOR -, Glouston & Pyne, AUCTIONEERS, STOCK. AND LAND SALESMEN. SUBDIVISION Birch HiSI Station, 23,769 Acres. LAND TRANSFER TITLE. : •■■-"^ ■ , $ Subdivided into 7 Compact Blocks of from 1500 TO 6028 ACRES. 7TIHE property consists of about X 6000 acres fiat, 3000 acres low downs, and balance easy hills, lying well to the sun, and exceptionally well watered by numerous streams and springs.. The greater part of the flat land is capable of growing excellent crops of turnips and oats, whilo the hills are well covered with danthonia, tussock, and other native grasses, and the valleys carry a good supply of cocksfoot and clovers. Subdivision has been carried out with a view to giving sufficient good flat Jand to grow winter feed. Situated about 37 miles from Blenheim by good fiat motor road, and adjoining the Hillersden ment.NOW OPEN FOR PRIVATE SALE. TERMS: 75 per cent, may remain on mortgage at 5£ per cent, for 5 years; balance on possession, which can be given immediately. No option to purchase will bo given. Apply to your agents, or— CONOLLY, BURDEN, AND CHURCHWARD, Solicitors, or G. H. ANDREW (owner). Wooltorokers' Association. FUTURE VALUATIONS, 1920. Sheepskins—April 9th. Hkles and Fat—May 4th. Fifth Wool Valuation—May 4th. I Jicron valuation will be h«ld on the day following Sle»««»m in. «*»»*» case. GOATSKINS. WANTED TO BUY—2O,OOO Gfoatskins, at advanced prices. Apply— ; HOJIACE TAPP.