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Marlborough Express, Volume LIV, Issue 166, 16 July 1920, Page 8

LAND AND USTATE AGKNTS HUNTER, THOMAST AND PEBANO. LAND & ESTATE, INSURANCE. AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Market Square, Blenheim. GREAT PROSPECTIVE VALUE. O/ini ACRES of land; 780 Z^trUl Freehold, balance L.I.P. end O.R.P. 50 aores in Rape and Turnips and j other crops. 450 acres in bush. 100 acres ready for cultivation. All fencing in goad order, subdividing into 45 or 20 paddocks. Property well watered by running streams. Good sheep and cattle country At present carrying 3000 sheep, 80 head of cattle, and 8 horses. There are -two modem dwellings, with all conveniences; also whare, woolshed, yards and dip, milking shed, machinery ehed, etc. Telephone installed. Situated i mil© from Post Office anl School. Price £8 pc;- acre; stock at valuation. Heavy mortgage at low percentage. AN IDEAL HOME. ("iOOD Modern' Dwelling, practiX cally new, consisting of 6 large lofty rooms, with bathroom, pantry, scullery, linen presses, wardrobes, wash-house- with copper anS; tubs set in, motor-shed and other outbuildings ; 1| acre ox very rich soil. Northern aspect. • Price- £1250. Immediate possession. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. QQ ACRES, comprising. 12 acres OCI of Freehold, 26. . acres of Leasehold, together with six-roomed dwelling and general conveniences. The property is subdivided into six paddocks, well watered by artesian flow. lPrice £1650. This property is an ; absolute bargain, and well worth in- | spectipn. , HBALTAND~HOBTON, LAND AND COMMISSION ■ AGENTS. . '■' ' .VALUATORS, etc. \ Wyncn Street, Blenheim. . FOPv SALE. > i 5 ACRES, 4-roomed cottage, situate Springlands, largo shed, stable, etc. Price £L4oO;<£soo cash. SPLENDID Agricultural Farm about 100 acres. Good house ; and all outbuildings. Price on applition. ■ rrQ ACRES, Spring Creek. New 4 O house and bai;n. .One of the best farmk in district.; * K-ROOMED Modern House, all con- . TOhieiiees;- situation — £1150. : -HEALY AND HORTON. .■'■■ '"■, -To*he ~• ',:'.; '". [ \ Woolgrowers of Marlborough, A S yoiu are no\ Soubt. ■f*- aware, next year ;will .:, be a free market insofar as wool is concerned. Before you decide to whom you will entrust the sal© of your next year's qlip, wo would suggest that you avail yoursoilves of the inTitajtion • which we hereby extend to you to pay a visit to our Wellington wool store. This store has a floor space area of 2" acres, si ml is the most ► modern and up-to^dat© Wool Store in New Zealand, and cost us, £45,000. Our 60 years of business experience lias enabled us to build up an organisation which we claim can render you services such as you are unable to obtain elsewhere, in _~ the ik>mimon, and we are asking I that you give us the privilege of proving that our claim can be justified by the results which v/o can obtain for yiou should you decide to give us your confidence. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LIMITED, BLENHEIM. PIGS PIQBSLPIGSI HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN ifOR BACONERS. Receiving Pigs at Havelock. G. A. BELL ~"~"~ - BUYEF, Upper Weld street. N Z. .MEAT PACKING & BACON CO., LTD. P.O. Box 168, .Turner Brothers. 63 RATTRAY ST., DUNEDIN. WE ARE CASH BUYERS of.' these and pay full market : rates, free of commission and classing charges. Send us » trial concern-. ? flstsrasta.