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Nelson Evening Mail, 16 November 1916, Page 8

LAND, LIVE STOCK AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS. INSURANCE, FINANCIAL, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS. HARDY-ST., NELSON. Those intending to purchase properties would do well to consult us. We have a very large assortment of first class properties to offer, town and country, including ''Orcha-Tds, agricultural farms, Small Mixed Farms, and Sheep- Stations. Buyers special attention is called to the following desirable properties : WAKEFIELD. —68 acres freehold land ; i 48 acres of rich flats and 20 acres of . undulating; 20 acres are in crop and about 40 acres axe plougha.ble, balanc* in jyrass. The property is divided I into" 10 paddocks -watered by creek and' I springs. Half-mile from school and railway station. One acre in full bearing .peaches and apples. . Pnce £2IOO. ' Re S- 11® HOPE. —35 acres freehold land ; 18 acres are flat and undulating. aU in English K rass and subdivaUed into nine paddocks, well watered. Seven-room-ed house with, hot and cold water, and 5-stall stable, glass-house with water laid- on, dairy, etc. The property is capable of carrying ,20 to 25 cots, and cheese factory, sohcol a.nd railway station are near property. Price £IBSO. Very easy terms. Reg 118.

UPPER MOTJTERE.— 40 acres freehold, all ploughable and excellent orchard country; 21 acres now in orchard,'' 7 acres being 5-year, trees and 14 acres 1-vear trees. The property is clean and ring fenced. Price £SO per acre. Reg. 116 WAKAPUAKA.- 964 acres freehold, low bills, excellent sheep country; divided into 9 .paddocks well watered by springs. Buildings comprise 8iroomed dwelling, -with hot and cold •water and all conveniences, shed and ■necessarv outbuildings. Carrying capacity 1000 sheep. Four miles from: the school, creamery and town. Price £55530. R e S- 116 - HOPE.—2S acres freehold, all flat country and_ all planted in orchard; 3100 ' trees, apples and' -pears. The property adjoins the school and the railway station is within, easy distance. The property will be soldi as a -whole or subdivided to suit buyers. The apples are all export varieties. Call on. lis for fuller particulars. Reg. 119. STOKE. —23 acres freehold, all fl- 1 9 acres in orchard. BiiUdings-compri.se new dwelling, barn, trapshed, etc. Abont one mile from) school and railway station. Price £2IOO, £750 cash, balance of purchase money can, be left on mortgage. Reg. 119-

BELGROVE —2063 acres freehold; 1000 acres flat and plcmghable, dividedinto 14 (paddocks, all of which are well ■watered. \At present it is rnraning 1500 sheep. Carrying capacity 2000 sheep. Dwelling 12 rooms, .wool shed, trap shed, etc.:. One mile from school and - miles fromi railway station. Price £4 10s ,per acre. Rag- HB- - acres flat lan*.; 90 acres in English grass, and 60 acres ploughahle; 11 acres are in crop. It as,-suib-dd-videdi., into <8 paddocks and well watered. Buildings .coraprise 6roomed house and outbuildings, cowshed, «tc. Two miles from.' the school and cheese factory. Sea frontage with natural harbour. Price £2325. Reg. 117. BATON. —1659 acres freehold; 300 acres flat, 1000 acres undulating, and 300 acres hilly ; 900 acres are in bush and 750 acres in English grass. It is subdivided into ten paddocks,: well watered and carrying 700 sheep and 40 head of cattle. New 9-roomed, also 6-ropmedi house" and' 2-roomed fwhare, hop kiln, blacksmith's shop, eie. Half-imile from school and 10 aniles from Tail way station.. Price £9OOO as a goingr concern. Owner will exchange'.for a North Island property. "-'".-'• Reg. 117 BRIGHTWATER.—3I acres freehold, all flat and ploughable; acres fruit, 'balance in- crop's and grass, suh-divid-ed into 6 pacfdiocks -well watered ,by springs and creek, 8-roomed dwelling witlr etaible*, cart-shed, ham, etc Halfmile from town and l railway station, and f-mile from factory and school. Price £3OOO as a going concern. Very easy' terms "of payment can be arranged. , Reg. 114.

WANGfcAFEKA.—I3B acres leasehold, all flat; 113,.acres ploughable, 25 now in .'crop. Divadied into 10 paddocks, all of ' which are well watered. The 'property is carrying 10 cows and 150 sheep. One miinufce's walk from school • and post office, and li miles from railway station.. ; Title L'.I.P.- Rental £63 per year. Price £I3OO. This property would easily run 2 sheep-.to-the' acre, and can be converted to freehold. Res. 111. MOTUEKA.—i-acre freehold land. 5roomed dwelling and outbnildings. , Price £500.. Title L.T. Reg. 11l KORERE.r—264 acres; 60- acres flat and 204 acres hilly; 10 acres'are in .bush, 60 acres ploughable. and 26 in crop.It is divided' into 12 tgaddocks, well watered and ring-fenced", and is carrying 250 sheep, cows, and horses. 9Toomed house, stable, trap and implement shed, i-mile fromi school and g-mile fromi post office and l 8 miies from railway station." Price £2IOO, including crops and stock. Title, Land Transfer. £IOOO cash required, bal-, ance 5 vears at 4 :oer cent. Reg. 109

MOTUEKA.—-114 acres freehold, situated Brooklyn; 60 acres good orchard land, ninig fenced 1 and well watered. At present it is runiimig 100 sheep. It is 2 miles from, the school arid % hour's dTive to the Motueka wharf. Price £l5O0 r - Terms, £SOO cash, balance can hfe left on mortgage. Reg. 109. LOWER MOUTERE—26 acres .freehold —all flat and plcughable. -well watered. No Wildings. ";■ Title, C.'G. Price £3O per acre. : Reg. 308. acres freehold land.: 25 acres flat and 50 undulating, and all in grass. It is next to the school and railway station. Price £2OOO. BRIGHTWATER.—63 acres, all undulating, has been ploughed . The •hulk in crop, and is divided into 9 paddocks well watered by springs, 8-roomed l house, with all conveniences, barn: and stable. The crops include peas, oats, barley, early potatoes ,etc. Price as a going concern, 3 cows and 5 horaies, and itnpjleinenite, £I6OO. Reg. 90.