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Nelson Evening Mail, 16 November 1916, Page 8

LIMITED. HARDY-ST., NELSOIff. ORCHARD PROPERTY with Main . Road frontage in good locality. -Lu / acres: 8-2 "acres 'bearing. Close to school and raelwa-y station. Glass House 130 x 38. Water laid on from windmill. New 5-,-rcomed house a net outbuildings. Price £I7OO. SHEEP RUN. ICOO awes with 1000 sh e ep Residence and outbuildings. Price £6 > ipe-r acre. Immediate possession. 433 ACRES in mixed grass, ring-fenced and subdivided imto 15 paddocks. Car- ■. .ryin'g 500 sheen" besides cattle and. horses. 4 .bearing. Residence, woolsbed. stable, etc. Handy to school, post office and railway. Price | £2700 as a goinsr concern, including Jive stock. Implements, tools. Owner in camp. 2S7S ACRES, English and Native Grail, ring-fenced and nub-divided into convenient blocks, good natural water supply, at present carrying about one •lieep per acre. With further improvement and sub-division will carry considerably more. Good residence mid outbuildings, woolshed, yards, dip etc. ,Price £3 2s 6d per acre. Terms 12 per cent cash, balance arranged at 5 per cent. Possession at once. GOOD MIXED FARM.—I6B acres in • splendid order, Main Road frontage. House and Outbuildings, price £l3 per acre, including implements i^id <tock. JAMES BRUCE, Land Department.

L. liingrston, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT.. HARDY STREET. CHANCE OF A LIFETIME SPLENDID Sheep Run of 27,00U ' acres. There are 14 males m length of river flats, 'balance undulating and hlly; 8 convenient paddocks, remainder in blocks, 20 acres in crof y over 30 miles good fences, six - roomed dwell ing, pantrv, and storeroom-, stables /wool shed,'3'sets sheep yards, motor garage; 21 years "iiease with right of renewal. To go with the property: 2000 head cattle. 3 horses.. Price £4300 as_a goin*j concern. Cash required £2593, this as without doubt om of the best proposition offered, and owner would consider" reasonable exchange for eu table farm.

CITY PROPERTIES. FREEHOLD.—32 acres of the richest land in the Nelson district; will produce heavy crops. Easily culti/atea, all ploughable; about 25 acres in grass, winter 4 sheep per acre. 7 acres orchard, test commercial varieties. 6roomed dwelling, kitchen, water .aid ya, etc. Barn,"stables, cow shed, fowl houses, abundance of water. m his property is situated in a beautiful sunny position and well sheltered, and lfi well noted for producing various heavy crops, : Buyers are wise "fiat inspect this valuable property before deciding elsewhere. Price as a goinjr concern £3000; cash required only £9oov bai ance easy terms, or would exchange for small dairv farm. BROnGHAIT STREET.—6 roojos, scullery, b~c.h and. wash-bouse; stable, trap shed, fowl house, *>te. iAnd 185 x 185 feeft, about A acre in garden. Price for &te lot £SOO. Gash xecruired £235, easy terms. • A SNIP- I CITY— -Splendid ; dwellings nearly new. 6 large rooms, caseanent doora >pen on verandah. Wash-house, pantry, bat/hroom, hot and cold; water. gas throughout, connected: with drainage. Price £650. Cash required only, £125, easy terms. •OUNT STREET.VBuildang aecfcion. Splendid, vte>w of City and Bay, —0 x 120. Pi-ice £IOO.

4 GENUINE BARTAIN.— First-class residence, seven rooms, large verandah, hot and cold -water, shower bath, all conveniences; healthy locality, sunny position, well sheltered from cold winds; also magnificent view.of Harbour and sumMindiiig bays. ; Price £IOSO. Gash required noly £250, balance lone term at Aig pe- cent. ORANGI NURSING HOME. — 8-roomed Dwelling; with 5| acres rich land; half acre orchard, A acre raspberries. Close to Railway, Post Office. Price £I2OO. Gash required £9OO. balance terms. HERE'S 4 GOOD CHANCE. /~\NE MILE from City—Over 4 acres pantry, wash house, set in tubs and copper; work. shop. 2 acres splendid orchard, kitchen garden, balance grass; also large green house in good l order, qow in crop of Tomatoes. Price for the whole £1,050, *.«rms; or would sell the 2 acres orchard separately, having two road frontages. Price £350. MUST BE SOLD QUICRLV. ANOTHER LARGE, CHEAP, MAPUA Section, only £SO. 3ATTT.ES FROM CITY.— Splendid 5Roomed dwelling nearly new, bathroom, scullery, large shed, over half an 1 acre rich land, plenty. of water. Price ; £555.'» Cash about £3OO. SPLENDID Farm, close to Railway. llQacres rich flat land, well fenced. 1 NeaTly new dwelling, dairy, kitchen, store room, outbuildings. Nearly the whole of this land is under crop. T Price and terms are right. ()AQ ACRES adjoining Railway £l\J& Station and on the main road. ,50 acTes rich flat land, balance all cleared and in grass; well fenced, now carryng 200 sheep and lambs, 4 horses, 10 head cattle, 10 acres oats, five acres turnips. Stock at valuation. Low price asked, only £7 per acre.

WELLINGTON WOOL SALES.

WOOL SALES will be held in the Concert Chamber, TOWN HALL, Welilngtor.. during the current season, on the following dates:— Sale. Time. Gdtalo. Close. Deo. 11. 1916, 9 a.m. Dec. 4, 5 p.m. Jan-. 24, 1917, 9 a.m. ,Tan. 9, 5 p.m. Feb. 23, 1917, 9 a.m. Feb. 16, 5 p.m. The charge on wool offered but not sold will be 2s per bale for the first offering, and Is per bale for the second offering. Valuations for the main portion of the clip are supplied lo growers, upon request. s The shipping companies having reduced the period of free storage to 14 days, additional storage charges to venders become necessary.

Wellington Woolbrokers' Association. W. P. GORHAM, Sec

|MfO2p:Y LENT PRIVATELY and in I_yjL Strictest Confidence on Approved Wote of Hand. Also upon Household -Vurniture, Pianos (without removal). Repayable by easy weekly payment*. Enclose "tamp for reply to L. W. Balkind. NeUon agent, V. CANN, ISW Trafalgar tfretfk.