W. OTT & S(iS , AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, VALUERS, &c., &c, HAVE FOR SALE THK FOLLOWING COUNTRY PROPERTIES: Jo acres English grasses 15 acres rape, 30 acres in crop, 1* acres oSard, 10 roomed dwelling conveniences water laid on, dairy blacksmith's shop, anvil, to lows, odd tools, 7 stall stable tow-loft and chaff room, cowshed, shearing shed waggon, binder and trap shed, 4 h.p, chaff cutter complete, threshing and uiinnowing machine, eic. The greater portion of the purchase money can remain at 4 per cent. WAIROA GOROK.-3100 ,e,cs, subr divided, half grass, half agncultural land never failing water supply, house of U rooms, outhouses, stables, shearing shed, dip, etc., good shooting and fishing, capable of carrying 4000 sheep apart from horses and cattle • 2. 1 , miles from Brightwa'ter Railway Station, Post Office aud Creamery. BELGROVE.-HSO acres sub-di-divided, two-thirds plough-able* together with a nearly new. dwelling of 7 rooms, out-bmld-ings and conveniences. btocK can be taken at valuation, PIOEON VALLEY.— 2O acres with 4 roomed house, cookhouse, large shed, stable, chaff-house, shearing-shed, trap shed, etc. UPPER MOUTERE.— 47 acres near Post Office and School, together with house of 9 rooms and autrhouses, stable, cowshed, hop kiln, etc. HOPE.— IOO acres good land, good water supply, new house, stable and out-buildings. PIGEON VALLEY.— 2IO acres bush land. WAKAPUAKA. — 390 acres bush land. STANLEY 8R00K.— 154 acres and dwelling, two frontages, half land flat, balance undulating hills, ANISEED .VALLEY.— 34O acres (220 freehold, 120 under acres (220 freehold, 120 acres under purchasing clause) , together with house of 4 rooms. HOPE.— IOO acres, together with stock anS farm implements, dwelling of 7 rooms. BRIGHTWATER.— 64 acres, house of 5 rooms, stables, barn cartshed and orchard. REDWOOD'S' VALLEY.— 97£ acres good land, large aud commodious house and complete outbuildings NGATIMOTT.— 92 acres with new 4 roomed house, TAKAKA.— IIO acres land. MOTUEKA VALLEY.-1470 acres house of 12 rooms, complete out-buildings. SUBURBAN NORTH.-27 acres, house of 13 rooms, bathroom and conveniences. LONGFORD, BULLER.-167 acres, with house of 25 rooms and cottage of 6 rooms, barns, sheds, sheep dip, garden, etc, SUBURBAN NORTH— I 36 acres anid 20 acres land. WAIROA GORGE.— lOOacres land all fenced and nearly all grassed 02 acres land, fenced and subdivided, with large house, stable etc. BRIGHTWATER.— 22 acres land, with 8 roomed house, out-build-ings, stable, etc. lUOiIMOND.— » acres rich land, with 8 roomed bouse and con~ veniences, out-buildings, stable, cart shed, etc, PELORUS SOUND.— ISO acres perpetual lease and 417 acres with 13 years' lease, grazing run witu impcovenieuts, dwelling and outr buildings, SHERRY.— 6OO acres, ring fenced, part ploughable, good sheep country, hut, orchard, yards, etc, WAKEFIELD.-2300 acres, with 7 roomed house and 5 roomed cottage, stables, loft, woolsbed. Large area English grass, good ploughablo land, TAKAKA.— 46O acres freehold, having sea frontage of 1 mile, subdivided into 15 paddocks, 30 acres low hills, 40 acres in crop, balance Hat and ploughable, 9 roomed house, six roomed cottage, dairy, storeroom, two large sheds, 4-stall stable, cpw shed, etc., all iron roofed. The property is 44 miles, from the port, 7 miles from the township, ' i mile from the Post Office, 1 1 milo from the school, and the situation is extremely healthy and approached by two good roads. PALMERSTON NORTH. - 113 acres first-class flat land, 4 miles from city, I mile from dairy factory, subdivided into JO paddocks, 10-bail cow shed, granary^ 4 roomed dwelling and coach house, ' ■ J* : PALMERSTON NOltl'H- ~ 318 acresi land, ring fenced, together with dwell'ng and good sheep country, 14 miles from Feilding and Palmerston, 2 miles from dairy factory., UPPER MOUTERE.— BOO acres of land with good 7 roomed house, new stable, etc. HOPE.— 7O acres of good agricultural land, at present is crop_j RICHMOND. - 2 acres of lan 3 (nearly all orchard) with a five roomed house, STOKE.— 3 acres of land and new four roomed house. The land js of first-class quality. W.MJT|iS(p LAND AND ESTATE 'AGENTS, j AUCTIONEERS* •■'- ;■ • - : V. . ■ ; ' . 4
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 17, 22 January 1903, Page 4
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