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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIX, Issue XLIX, 5 January 1916, Page 8

ORCHARDS, FRUIT LAND, AND RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES. Sub-Division Plan of tho well-known MILDURA ] MILDURA ESTATE. MILDURA ESTATE. MILDURA ESTATE. COMPRISING 600 ACRES, UPPER MOUTERE, With over 40,000 STRONG GROWING FRUIT TREES, and over 2J,- miles OF MAIN ROAD FRONTAGES. 300 ACRES MAGNIFICENT ORCHARDS, 50 ACRES ORCHARD LAND CLEARED, FENCED, and READY FOR PLANTING AND—--230 ACRES BEST ORCHARD LAND, SUR-DIVIDED INTO 31 ORCHARDS 31 ORCHARDS. 31 ORCHARDS 31 ORCHARDS. On the Nedson-Motneka Main Road. Tor Immediate sale by private Treaty by

MESSRS. BISLEY BROS., AND CO., HARDY-ST., NELSON". Af\ AAA FRUIT TREES—4:U,UUUor.e, Two, Three, Four, ; and Five years old. IN Offering to the .public this magnificent freehold property in convenient orchard blocks, the owners have every reason to believe that the various allotments in this big Estate will be speed- . ily disposed, of, and that "MILDURA" j at no distant date will be adorned by many substantial residences. We think this because most of the trees are coming into bearing, the locality and soil are unsurpassed for fruitgrowing, convenient for shipping, lies well to the sun with gentle northern slopes, has extensive main road frontages, abundant sunshine, healthy situation, and is also well adapted for residential .purposes, and because nearly the whole of Mil-dura irontage is plan-tec and the trees are growing rapidly, il is fast becoming one of the LARGEST! FRUIT-GROWING CENTRES in tin district. As buildings are erected, values musi increase; therefore we strongly advisi you to secure one of these 1 31 Splendid Mildura orchard blocks. 3! I Make this your starting point, an( j make your selection now! Go righ through this magnificent orchard pro perty, "and note the suitability of th | soil for fruit culture, the wenderfu , growth the trees have made, the health; I appearance, the splendid outlook, am j the fine view of the sea and surround j ing country. It will be a .pleasant sur I prise to you and no doubt influenc you to BECOME A FREEHOLDER J I After all, What is Better than Owain ' your own Home, your own Orchard \ Your own Living Moutere land is in great great demani and,; these Mildura sections will be keen ly sought after. Therefore, INSPECT THE PROPERTY TO-DAY and secure one of these valuable block without delay. To the Fruit Grower! To the Town? man \ To the man of small income!andt i you who desire to retain your town^posi j tion and *t the same time invest in a j ORCHARD which in the course of_ [few years will give you an assured iii come. To you every opportunity wil be given to purchase one of these spier did freehold blocks on easy terms; W are always* in a position to assist ;pm chasers financially in every undertaken on the most favourable basis, and th power of finance is a great medium i expediting, business. •""-. Say which block you REQUIRE I W will do the rest. Lots—l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13 12, 13,14, 15, 16,. 21, 24, 27, 29, 3C . and : 31 are planted or partly plante \ with best selected varieties of expoi trees, j Ltfts—l7,' 18,'20, 22, 23, 25, 26/ ar unimproved seceions. , Nelson is possessed of an ideal climate indeed a unique climate, undoubtedl j.lthe' best' in the . Southern Hemisphere j This and suitable land, which MIL i DURA comprises, are what is requii led'.to imake fruit-growing successful | and here the two advantages can ; b equally summed up. MILDURA, the best fruit-growing lan in Australasia with the best climat iq the 'world. The best climate in the world for fruil growing, and MILDURA the bes apple land in Australasia. Mildura comprises about 600 acres o freehold, some 300 acres of which ar planted ■.with 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 year ol< export apple trees, chiefly- Stunners Jonathans, JMuwros, Cox Orange, . Grown, Delicious, Duke of Clarence Statesman, Yates, etc., 50 Acres fenced, and ready for plant ing, and 230 ACRES OF GOOD UN IMPROVED LAND, which can- b cleared at a small cost. The .property ha? -a main road front 'age of over 2£ miles, nearly the who! \ui which is planted, chiefly in ; bes 'selected export apples, and at the pre ■sent time the fine appearance of th trees growing on this estate excite grea interest and admiration. There are many orchard blocks in tin district, but only one ■. ,' MILDURA! MILDURA. MILDURA IS THE PICK OF ALL lb is the pick .of the Moutere vApph Land. 'lt is admired by all. It standi out above all others, and is a strikim picture. with its 2£ miles of plantec frontage, sunny slopes, splendid view beau'tifur position, healthy locality large main road frontarrp. and above al THE BEST IN THE WORLD. THE FINEST FRUIT GROWING LAND IN AUSTRALASIA. ■ BUYING ONE OF THESE 31 MILDURA ORCHARDS 31 If you are fairly well to do, you can not do better than invest in real estate which is bound to rapidly increase'u value to your' immediate personal bene fit and to that 0 f your successors. Th< jots have been carefully sectioned oui to meet the dtsires and financi-il statu! of those who are tired of working t< death for the sake' of a living. There .'."ore, become a freeholder with a'7>ositiv< income, 1 instead of a drudge. Good .'orchard land is getting scarce and the.;'sboner you take up a piece tha' will keep you and yours in comfort, tin less will be the initial cost, andj, th< sooner you will partake of the general increase" in values and accumulating wealth of the Dominion. Apple-grow ing is profitable work, a pleasant ano healthy qcup a tion. You cannot gc wrong in. taking up a. block of MIL DURA, with over 40,000 growing trees to - select from, with a bi>* '■ future ir , Mr Thomas Hoiton's further report "Tho best slopes and valleys of the Upper Moutere and Neudorf country are eminently suitable for growing highgrade apples for export, and I doubt if there is anytliing better in the Southern Hemisphere." (Signed) "Thomas Horfcon,-Premier Nurseries, Hastings.. All lot* will be sold subject to survey, boundary, and dedication.of roads. TERMS will oe: 20 per cent deposit; 10 per <jent. in 3 months; 10 per cent. in 6 montlis; 10 per cent, in 12 months. The balance can remain on mortgage, if required j for three or five years at. current rates. Any purchasers desiring to pay cash, will receive a rebate of 2£ per cent, on ,he purchase money. Further particulars from—- & CO (Auctiorioert, ./NeLson. N.^