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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 24 November 1908, Page 4

J. H. RANKIN AUCTIONEER, LAND & COMMISSION AGFNT, HAS FOR SALKt . ACRES Freehold, Ngatimoti, having frontage to 3 roads, and lies well to the sun ; 2J acres in orchard in full bearing; 2A acres in raspberries; together with 30 ewes with lambs- 20 acres under cultivation. ; Th» greater part of the block is plouijhable. Price £750. 44 ACRES Freehold, centre of Borough — 3 acres in orchard. Quality of land second to none. 64 ACRES Freehold, 53 acreß nnder cultivation, 4 acres in orchard m full bearing, 11-roomed house, barn, stable, dairy, etc. We oan confidently recommend this to anyone as a real bargain . 21 ACRES of Freehold, together with 9-rooraed house, blacksmith's shop (let to a good tenant), store, barn, O-stall stable, trap shed, etc. Close to scheol and Post Office on main coach road. 120 ACRES Freehold, Ngatimoti, sroomed house, dairy, etc., 2 acres m orchard in full" bearing; 1 acre in raspberries, wintered 100 sheep bcmdes horses and cattle. Price £8 per acre. 25 ACRES Freehold iv the Borough with two houses thereon, one of 4 room 8» and the other of ni>. Barn, stable, and trapsbed. A few minutefl' walk from Post Office and school. Price £750. 21 ACRES Freehold, 7-rtwmed house, 4-stall stable, barn, etc., on main coach road, close to Post Office. J. H ; RANKIN and CO., '-" Ad^vhs**-}" 1 * •g MO niistJon Agenw, ! Motu«ka. — . ( OOKBiroiNQ in all its branches At the "Evening Mail" Bookbinding Department-, Bridge-street; THE EDISON PHONOGRAPH. . HAVE you a Phonograph? How long has it been since you have critically listened to one? Do y<m:know how good the Edison Phonograph is to-day, howp ure the tone, how satisfying the reproduction?"' lf you have one you know. If you have not one, yon ought to know. It's. easy to know. Come and hear one at my store, or have my representative to calf. on you and let you hear one at your own home. For the convenience of my country clients and intending purchaser!, mv representative, .Mr i. B. Page, will visit the country districts once a month with the latest Edison Recordß and Phonographs. A. BALTING, 113 Hardy-street, Nelson.