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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 78, 10 March 1943, Page 6

LAND AND ESTATE AGENCIES ALAN GRLLNSLADI keal estate agent & valuer Norwich Union Chambers | | OPE: 5 acres and modem Bungalow with all conveniences Good sheds and the whole in first class order Will sell or EXCHANGE for Nelson house property I I OUSE of 7 rooms situated in Coliingwood street. This home i? in excellent condition and is a good pro position for a family £1350 CITOKE: Modern Bungalow and 151 acres first class land on Main road 7 acres mixed fruit Good sheds, garage The price of this property is reasonable and we can strongly recom- j mend it. JT'LATS: House of 2 storeys in very i goon situation, converted into two j fiats. This represents an excellent in- j vestment at £IBSO *7 ACRES of good land close to city. * Suitable for building cortions £550 I F. to |> KI)\VAIU)S LTDLAND AND ESTATE AGENTS TRAFALGAR STREET NELSON DWELLING 5 rooms, kitchen with all conveniences Large section 5 minutes from Citv. £1350. / COUNTRY STORE: A few miles from City in growing residential area, showing very profitable turnover Together with stock at valuation This is an excellent proposition and has good prospects for the future. 1A WELLING H rms , all conveniences garage, etc. Excellent locality Handy to Town, on slight elevation Concrete paths, i-acre section welt laid out in gardens and shrubbery, etc. SUPERIOR RESIDENCE 6 rms. all conveniences, recently renovated, in best residential part of Nelson Vacant possession OQAIY-S-rmd Dwelling, conveniAnres Handy to City GEORGE M ROUT A SONS TRAFALGAR STREET Enquiries: Holiday? and After Hour* 8 Kawai Street |Y| OANA : Modem Bungalow 4 rms and sun porch Well built ar.d every convenience Garage Concrete oaths Owner leaving, will accept £1475 VfACANT POSSESSION: Rungalow 4 rms., sun porch all conveniences Handy Town and Port Concrete path* Garden. Fowl nouse Price only £IOBS CUPERIOR RESIDENCE: 6 large rooms and kitchen Every convenience Splendid locality, i-acre level section Garage Shed, etc Vacant possession Price only £I6OO I> ICHMOND: One of the finest crop 1V ping farm? in the district At present in full crop. 16 acres Splendid modern dwelling sheds, outbuildings Sacrificed on account of ill-health Particulars on application. DUNGALOW 5 rms . all conveniences 19 Workshop Nice garden Owner leavine Price only f 1090 ?o!e Agents FOR SALE P-RMD. Semi-Bungalow with conveniences and J-acre section, in the City, nice surroundings. Price £950 Terms to be arranged. Y\T ELL-BUILT Home of 9 rms. in two ™" complete Flats and all modern conveniences, i-acre section. Garage, nicely laid out gardens and lawns Glassed-in sunporch. Price £ISOO. Terms. XFODERN Bungalow of 4 rms. and glassed-in Sunporch, Garage, in nicely elevated position on Moana. Built-in concrete foundation Price £1475. Terms can be arranged Cottage, verandah, A sunporch Electric light, range, h. and c. water, bath, etc. In heart of the City. Price £7OO. Easy terms. XT EW Bungalow 5 rooms and kitchenette and sunporch, with all modern conveniences. Situated at Port Nelson. Price £1475 H B. JONES Si SON. FOR SALE A MODERN BUNGALOW ol 4 Rooms, Glassed-in Sunporch, Combination Gas Stove, Porcelain Bath and Basin. Elevated position, £llOO. <> BEDROOMS sitting room, dining *-* room, kitchen, bathroom. Combination Range Gas Copper. Garage and Shed. Concrete paths. Elevated, sunny position. £I4OO A SOUND 5-rmd. HOUSE, good sunny 1 * locality Handy to Town and Schools. For quick sale £BBS A 4-Rmd. COTTAGE with sunporch 4 • at Motueka. Only £4OO. BUY YOUR HOME NOW! II Buying or Selling, consult us re Values and Finance J. B. CARR. Real Estate Aeent and Valuer COMMERCIAL BANK CHAMBERS Trafalgar Street A. B. Kidsan, Sharebroker, Country Member of the Wellington Stock Exchange, F. & D. Edwards Ltd. Buildings, Trafalgar-*! Phone 206. STOP PRESS FOUGHT TO STANDSTU*. LONDON, Mar. 9.- British paratroops defending Tarncra, fought the Germans to a standstill yesterday j when between 1000 and 2000 veteran Germans attempted to strike through the hills to capture Jebel Abouid, says the British United Press correspondent in Tunisia. The British flung them back to their initial positions and captured more than COO, many of whom vere wearing paratroops’ uniforms, and m/lictiug casualties estimated at to on**. The Germans after being repuhod brought up tanks which British planes attacked and at nightfall the British positions were intact. Informed quarters in Cairo express the opinion that a big Allied air ollcnsive over Tunisia is eventually swelling into what may be the African continent’s last great battle which cannot bo f nr • off, says Reuter's Cairo correspondent. Ay activity over the Marrth Line has certainly been greatly stepped up io the past two days, but it is Impossible at the moment to say whether this is thr beginning of a sustained air effort Field Marshal Rommel is husbanding his air £orcc ; but it would be a mistake to underestimate the Luftwaffe iUangth or imagine the imai air ***> ils will b«* anything but grim and ktrenuou£y--P.A.