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Nelson Evening Mail, 13 February 1917, Page 8

LEVIN & GO. LIMIT 10. HARDY-iT. OBLROJT, TAA ACF-ES. Ul ploughab~e, 6 acres XUU 3-yerr-ciu Aples, new 8-room- | cd house ; 3-stdli stable and other buildings. Good road frontage. Close to school, Township, and Rauway. £l7 per acre. Good terras. Immediate possession. . , ~ • ORCHARD PROPERTY wifrh Main Road frontage dm good locality, 10 acres; 8£ acres bearing. Cloae to ■chool and railway station. Glas» House 130 x 38. Water laid on fxoni windmill. New 5-roomed house and outbuildings. Price £I7OO. SHEEP RUN. 1000 acres with. 1000 sheep. Residence and outbuildings. Price £6 J per acre. Immediate possession. j and subdivided into 15 paddock Tying 500 sheep besides cattle and horses. 4 acres orchard bearing. Residence, woolshed. stable, etc. Handy to school, post office and railway,, Price £2700 as a going concern, including Owner ib camp. I 1»5 4.GHES. KjHgHs» *MLlsatlv» «'«"• and sub-divided into con- 1 bloojoi, good natural -water J ■amply, at present carrying about caw J •(beep per acts*. vtsfch farther im- ] and euti-da vision vriEeajgra more. <Sopd residefi|e arid on*sbjbllding», woolshed, yarda, dig , etc. ,Erice £3 2s 6d ©or acre. Term* 12 per cent cash, balance arranged ** £ per c«nt. Possession at once. 3GOD MIXED FARM .—l6B acres in •plendid order, Main Read frontage. House and Outbuildings, price £lB per acre, icduduig implement* wid stock. rAMBS BRUCB, Lead Departmeat. YOUR OPPORTUNITY! I I "AVE yon thought of the FrnitM _ m _ growing Proposition! Do yon know that there is no other class of farming which can compare? Have you studied our unique system of supervision for absentee owners? LAST XMAS we offered you the Broadlands Apple Lands, every acre of which was sold, and is now planted with thousands of apple trees, AND ALL FOR ABSENTEE OWNERS, who later will farm on their own account. THIS X24AS we have received instructions, to offer the SEA VIEW ORCHARD LANDS, MOTUEKA, comprising a small planted area, and sections from eight acres upwards, all ready for planting. TERMS, 10 PER GENT. GASH! Choose your Section during the Xmas Holidays. Buyers are waiting for this sub-division, which will he open for selection on December 23rd. SEA VIEW ESTATE is in the centre e industry. Quite close to th tueka new harbour, wharf, and cool utores. Every section presents a complete panorama of Bay and *U its coast-line grandeur. Perfect building sites; close to school, P. 0., ««omail motor service several time© daily to and from Mot-'.eka or Nelson. There is excellent accommodation at Motueka, and a good steamer service from Wellington daily. Write for Plans, Booklets, and full particulars of the SEA VIEW ORCHARD LANDS. P. B. LOMAX AND CO.,

Orchard Specialists and Supervisor*, MOTUEKA. COME OVEK HERE I WORTH BUYINGHUGE PROSPECTIVE VALUE. FUiLLY-IMPROVED ORCHARD AT MOTUEKA.. ACRES TOWN SECTION. 1 ACRES TOWN SECTION. Particulars: 8 ACRES, In commercial apple orchard, in pertect order and now coming into profit; this year's returns about £3OO, but will show £6OO to £7OO per annum when in full bearing. Planted with the very best export varieties, notably Munros, Worcester, Permain, Sturmers, Delicious, Doughertys. Also 3 ACRES in good and clover, 3 paddocks well watered. Magnificent two-story home containing 14 rooms, insured for £IOOO, inot and cold water supply,, gas, 3-stall stabel, fruit sheds, garage, well laid out grounds, carriage drive, cement curbed. Truly a gentleman's home, a perfect property and the best in the district. The first genuine inquirer is sure to buy. This year's fruit returns to go to the purchaser. PRICE, £2750. Terms, £1250 Cash; balance, 5 years at 6 per cent. Telegraph for photos and further information. Pi.: B. LOMAX ANI> CO., Orchard Speciaii*ta f MOTUEKA, Sole Agents. HOICK*. MONEY. MONEY. MONEY. MONEY. ANY SUM %ENT MONEY. MONEY. From £5 *> MONEY. MO'NEY. £2O. MONEY. MONEY. ApiH'y MONEY. MONEY. E. W. BAUSJSV. MONEY. MONEY. MONEY MONEY. Kelson Aran, MONEY. MONEY. E. CANN, MONEY. MONEY. MelMtt. MONEY MONEX. MONEY. MONEY. IBS Tra**»«*r-«». MONEY tf4JM«7 UOKIT fcONEY LENT PRIVATELY AND Df (JPON APPBOVED NOTE OF HAND. ALSO upon HoTuehold Fnrniiur*, Pianot.( V *hoa.6. removal) j alsa apoa.HbrnM, Cutis, Motor Cars. jf*xm ixnpimnnoaLUi, a%o. S*psy*bl* bj «*ay *aniil we*a.jy instalment. a* W: BALKXND, H-\9tm Ag««rt«i, E. OAIIE, My three' children had bad coughs and sore throats. After afewdoseHof mixed as directed the coup-hs , ■were eonennd the throats cured. , I will never be without it." 3 THE PUBLIC TRUST OhFICE ACT, 15)08.—(Section 51.) In tin? Estate of-NORMAN HAZELDEAN MARSHAL!;, of Nelson, farm labourer, but at his death a private in His Majesty's New Zea r land Expeditionary Force, an Feafchei'ston Military Camp. ALL Creditors and others having claims against this estate are hereby required to send them, with particulars, to the District Manager of tha Puhlio Trust Office at NELSON, on or before the 6th : day of April, 1917. Accounts not rendered by the date named may be rejected. ALL moneys payable to the above estate, may he lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee's account at any postal. money-order office, or paid to the-Dis-trict- Manager of the Public Trust Offko at NELSON. j FRED FITOHETT, Public Trustee. sth February. 1917. I "*»■*' FAMOOX ML WAUHT i ippiieatiam*. ■■btlMt ♦>-. V: « Botttca, »»* * JV*L WBJTM T&-DAT. o>. i ftaMH}, DwMtti, Sail ffigj—