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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 6 May 1914, Page 8

AUCTION BAIZES. Alfred torn*. SATURDAY NEXT, AT 11 A.M. •!.■' THE ROOMS. HARDV-STREET. Bt'ILDINii FOR REMOVAL. EDWARDS, -.vill THE r.rn.DiN'i i.cL-up'n-tl bv tl>«' (Si-D-'.R. situated together with At. ,D. acting under in,,m Messrs K. & D. •1 las above. rerentlv owned and la', i- THOMAS R>. ABSOLI' A NO RESERVE. t from ,LERED OOl'LT). Auctioneer FRUH AND Pnor.-'v'' AILMOMS. Prompt Settlements & Ar-count bales. -™IAHON& LEE, AUCiTONE^RS, REEBTOX. Aictior. Sele of Fruit and Produce held every TUESDAY and SATURDAY. C-or-'esr md* nee Lv v ited. AND SGMS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. HAROY Si;., NCLSOK Properties worib your while enquiring about. q ff* ACRES—situated 3 miles from Ov) G.T.O. This property would subdivide weli, or would prove a very profitable holding. It has a fine sunny position, and comma ia* an excellent view. There is a new house on the property. Price £-550. f»C\f\ ACRES CHEEP WN—all Qt/Umore or .ess hilly, situated i=. Pokororo. 50 arves are in cultivation, 150 acres plo'ighabl.e, 400 acres cleared, of which 350 acres are in grass. House contains 5 rooms. Opposite P.O. f.nd School. The whole property is fenced, and the cleared portion is divided i-.i 17 paddocks. There are 500 sheep and 20 head of cattle on the property, but it would readily carry 700 sheep. Price £7 12s 6d per a-sre. -i -1 OK ACKF.S SHEEP RUN—- | 100 STOKE—divided into 9 paddocks, first clais fences. About' 900 acres in Native grass, and 40 acres in English grasses. The property is exceptionally well watered, and is bounded by roads on two sides. 200 Acres are plo-ighable. Carrying capacity 1500 Sheep, besides lambs, all the year round. Price, £6 10s per acre. 1q ACRES Level Land at Hope, jZ divided :nto Four PaddocKS. New Four-roo.-.ied House, Stable, Trapshed. Fowl'uuises, etc. The Property is 3-mile from Railway Station. Price £650. 2 Arj ACRES, in RIWAKA. 8 4fc / Acres Orchard, . 4 Acres Ras> - errics, and 3£ in Hops. Buildings consist of 7-roomed House, New Hop Kiln, Shearing Sheds and Stablj> the latter being; a'ecently erected at a cost o' £3OO. Water is laid onto house, garden, stable, an J orchard. The property will carry 400 Sheep, besides a few head of Cattle.. Further particulars on application. These are only a few of tne Properties .we have for sale. Call at our Office and we will be pleased to give particulars of others. HAKDY-STREET.

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