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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 79, 29 September 1944, Page 6

LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS ALAN GREENSLADE Real Estate Agent and Valuer NORWICH UNION CHAMBERS | HARDY STREET / GROCERY BUSINESS in good position, flat attached. £4OO Walk in. walk out. I3UILDING SECTIONS: Several available close to City Three in Hampden Street West, £l3O each and easy terms I3UNGALOW 4 rooms and convoniences few minutes from City, £750 Easy terms arranged 13 ESIDENCE 6 rooms and porch, in ”Ood condition, with §-acre section Ocirage and sheds. Fine view but not high position, £IOOO. 13COT REPAIR. Old established Good Machines Excellent living. Walk in, walk out, £350. Terms ranged.F. & D. EDWARDS LTD. Land and Estate Agents and Valuers 13UILDING SECTIONS: We are Sole Agents for a number of Building Sites, including the Moana Subdivision on Hillside, Tahunanui. f LET: 2 Shops, excellent locality, * suitable for Grocery, Fruit, Confectionery and Ice Cream Business. MIXED FARM: 17 miles from Nelson—lls acres. 5-rmd. Dwelling and all farm and orchard outbuildings. 10 acres orchard, balance cropping and grazing land. We have Cash Buvers for SHEEP. DAIRY or SMALL MIXED FARMS If you wish to sell, send us particulars GEORGE M. ROUT & SONS LAND AGENTS AND VALUERS TRAFALGAR STREET pXCIIANGE WANTED: Splendid property at Richmond, lj acres best land. Bungalow 6 rooms, every convenience, including septic tank. Reasonably priced Client will exchange for house property in Nelson, small section( handy, on flat. Sole Agents. ■MIXED FARM: 15 miles from Nelson 20) acres. 100 acres flat, balance undulating. Suitable Dairying and Cropping. House 5 rooms and sunporch. All conveniences. Septic tank. Cottage 4 rooms and conveniences. Garage, new cowshed. Low price for quick sale account ill-health. Stock and nlant at valuation. Sole Agents. 13UNGALOW. 4 good rooms and sunporch all conveniences, J-acre section Price £I4OO COUND HOUSE, 6 room? and sunporch, 4-acre land. Every conve lienee. Price £I6OO. FOR SALE W ELL - ESTABLISHED GROCERY BUSINESS, in closely settled Area, mostly Cash Trade. Owner selling owing to ill-health. All particulars supplied on application. Sole Agents. piVEiROOMED HOUSE with all conK veniences. Electric Light, Porce»ain Bath and Basin, Hot and Cold Water etc Garage, Fowlhouse, Workshop, level J-acre section and all in good order. Situated at Tahunanui. Price £950 Several Good Building Sections ¥>RACTICALLY level, overlooking * the Wharf and Bay. Apply early, as these are good. Also Building Sections in Nelson, I Wakapuaka Stoke, and Tahunanui e ron i 100 upwards. Particulars on application. B. B. JONES & SON, Land, Finance and Commission Agents 154 HARDY STREET NELSON FOR SALE' ANEW, Up-to-date Modern BUNGALOW, 2 Bedrooms, Sitting Room. Sun Porch, Kitchen, Bathroom, Porcelain Bath and Basin. H. and C. Water, Combination Gas Stove. Nice level section. This new Bungalow will be ready 'or occupation in a few weeks. The price is very reasonable. A MIXED FARM, 234 acres—so acres first class river flats, balance undulating, sown in cocksfoot. 5-rmd. dwelling, 2 whares, hop kiln, sheds, cow bails, pig styes. About 2 acres in Raspberries Walnut, Peach and Plum trees. Price £1950. J. B. CARR, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Phone 310 COMMERCIAL BANK CHAMBERS TRAFALGAR STREET A. B. Kidson, Sharebroker, Country Member of the Wellington Stock Exchange, F. & D. Edwards Ltd. Buildings, Trafalgar-st* Phone 209 STOP PRESS ALLIED TROOPb IN FRANCE LONDON., Sept. *8 - In lus report c-n the position of the Allies in Europe Mr Churchill mentioned that on DDay the Allies had landed 250,000 troops in Franco in the face of the stifle:.! opposition. There were now between 2,000,000 and 3,000,000 Allied troops in France, the proportion of British troops in the cro:^.-Channel armies was still two to three to Americans, and in the fighting division:, four to five and a-half. The enemy had lost 400,000 in killed and wounded and nearly 500,000 prisoners. Cut off in the coastal areas there might well- be 200.000, whose destruction and rapture' was highly probable. FIGHTING IN HOLLAND LONDON, Sept. 28.—A battle is ill progress at Bemmel, about four mile ' north-north-east, of Nijmegen, says a. SHAEF correspondent. Our troops are attacking - towards Liner Canal, mid-way .between Arnhem and Nijmegen. W have cleared the enemy from Els.t and are now clearing up the area east of the Aroheni-Nijmegen road between the road and river. Freer the bridgehead at Ryckeboursel on the Antwerp-Turnhout Canal we have advanced some two to three miles. • INVASION OF HUNGARY LONDON, Sept 28. —Moscow radio announced that the Red Army should he allowed to enter Yugoslav territory t‘> carry on the light against the Germans and Hungarians. The an- ... Russians had made a new penetration Of Hljngarv north-eart oi the points Where fighting was earlier reported^ in rail junction three miles inside the Hungarian border, al o at Kungaota, eight miles beyond the border. AIRBORNE DIVISION COMMANDEJI LONDON. Sept. 28- The War Othet announced that the commander of the First British Airborne Division, Muj.Oen. It. E. Urquhart, v.as taken pritaeer but escaped