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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 60, 19 March 1904, Page 4

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FREEHOLD - FARM FOR SALE. TENDERS will be received by ,^x?t. ""^signed up to NOON on MONDAY , the 28th of MARCH, for the purchase of the freehold property, known as "Long Reach," situated in the Pangatotara Valley (Motueka), consisting of Sections 7, 8, -24, and part Section 28, on the plan of the district, containing 364 acres, with a long frontage to the Motueka River. A large portion of the land is rich river flats, is sub-divided into numerous padpaddbeks, and the whole ring-fenc-ed, and practically clear of briars, blackberries, etc. About 20 acres are broken up, some in crop, orchard, raspberries, etc. A small quantity of bush still standing, the remainder sown with grass'; One, house containing 9 rooms, including dairy, storerooms, and scullery. Also one house, nearly new, containing 4 rooms, with a large back-house, large new hay shed, shearing shed and other outbuildm S s > an d a concrete sheep dip, the whole forming a splendid property, pronounced by many to be the t)est farm for its size in the district. .Any information as to terms etc. ' can be obtained on application to Messrs Pitt & Moore, Solicitors Nelson, or from the owner on the premises. Early possession could be arranged for. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted Tenders to be addressed to G. H. SLATTER. — —^—^_____J; Ngatimoti.

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