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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 79, 30 September 1944, Page 6

LAND AND ESTAT* AGENTS ALAN GREENSLADE Real Estate Agent and Valuer NORWICH UNION CHAMBERS HARDY STREET fJROCERY BUSINESS in good position. flat attached, £4OO. Walk in, walk out. ¥>UILDING SECTIONS: Several •*-* available close to City Three in Hampden Street West, £l3O each and easy terms T>UNGALOW 4 rooms and conveniences few minutes from City, £750 Easy terms arranged O ESIDENCE 6 rooms and porch, in good condition, with |-acre section Oarage and sheds. Fine view but not high position, £I6OO. BOOT REPAIR. Old established Good Machines Excellent living. Walk in, walk out, £350. Terms arranged. F. & D. EDWARDS LTD. Land and Estate Agents and Valuers Building sections: we are sole Agents for a number of Building Sites, including the Moana Subdivision on Hillside, Tahunanui. npO 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. i We have Cash Buyers for SHEEP, j DAIRY or SMALL MIXED FARMS ' If you wish to sell, send us particulars GEORGE M ROUT A EONS LAND AGENTS AND VALUERS TRAFALGAR STREET PXCHANGE 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 j and Cropping. House 5 rooms and sunI porch. All conveniences. Septic tank. Cottage 4 roomj and conveniences. Garage, new cowshed. Low price for quick sale account ill-health. Stock and nlant at valuation. Sole Agents. T>UNGALOW, 4 good rooms and sunporch all conveniences, i-acre i section. Prfce £I4OO. OOUND HOUSE. 6 rooms and sun- | porch, i-acre land. Every convenience. Price £I6OO. FOR SALE WELL-ESTABLISHED GROCERY BUSINESS, in closely settled Area, mostly Cash Trade. Owner selling owing to ill-health. All particulars supplied on application Sole Agents. pIVE-ROOMED HOUSE with all con- *■ veniences. Electric Light, Porcelain Bath and Basin. Hot and Cold Water etc Garage. Fowlhouse, Workshop, level i-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, Wakapuaka Stoke, and Tahunanui *rou S 1 00 upwards. • Particulars on application. B. B. JONES & SON, Land, Finance and Commission Agents 154 HARDY STREET NELSON ►OR 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 orice is very reasonable. A MIXED FARM. 234 acres—so acres - r *- 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 20*. STOP PRESS RED ARMY CROSSES DANUBE London, Sept. 29. —Berlin reports that the Red Army has forced a crossing of the Danube into Yugoslavia near the Iron Gate. The Russian drive against Czechoslovakia which is making good headway, threatens the last German defences along a :;reat stretch of the Polish-Czech border region The drive to Cz»:cho: lovakia menaces the German force.- in Hungary an& those massed m the sectors south Of Cracow. It also brings the Russians nearer Silesia, SITUATION.WELL IN HAND XU the British and Canadian armies' area in Holland there is German activity mostly on jthe eastern t ide of the salient. Reconnaissance pilots report movement of troops and transport from Germany westward. The Germans unsuccessfully launched three counter-attacks in the area of Nijmegen, apparently designed to take the town. These attacks were mainly made from the vicinity of Arnhem. Although ii will take time to dislodge them we have the situation well in hand. REVERSES IN CHINA iht'An.' '-ic-.n nay Jose additional v. ii •• hina produced an atmosphere of gloom in Chungking unmatched since the. dark days when China wa flg it ng a’one, says the Associated Press correspondent. The Chinese and Americans. tsel that recent rev< es . already prolonged the war- for several months. In addi- • 0| \ tral Government has been harmed. ■ port, nt in respect to the relations betw<- , Chinese and other • that the Central Government has lor-t. /. certain amount of face in dealings with Co;runun:btt. in the north.