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Colonist, Volume XLI, Issue 9265, 5 September 1898, Page 2

NEW ADVBBTIBEMENTB. W. ROUT & SONS. HARDY STBEET, NELSON. Properties for Sale. MONTHLY LIST. Waimea street— Five roomed cottage, plastered throughout. Good as new, £180 or £2 2s monthly for 9 years. Tasman street — Cottage and land belonging to Mr Hurley. This is a really good cottage property, £225. Hardy street East— Cottage and land (good garden), opposite Botanical Gardens, £250. St Vincent street— Good 6-roomed house and large orchard belonging to Mr Flowerday, £250. Trafalgar-Square— Eight-roomed house with every conveniance. Occupied by Mrs J. B. Saxon, £375. Trafalgar Square— Very superior house property,, occupied by Mr Btapp, adjoining Jewish Synagogue, £395. Waimea Eoad— Commodious house, with stable, paddock, r etc, lately occupied by Mr Webb-Bowen. Will be sold cheap. Alfred street— Cottage property with good garden, occupied by Mr Hudson, £135. Four fifths of the money can remain owing at 5 per cent. St Vincent street— Cottage and land belonging to Mr Brougb. Building of cob ; large rooms ; near Girls' school, £90. St Vincent street— Cottage and land near Girls' school, £60. Mary Ann street, the Port— Superior family residence belonging to Mr J. S. Cross ;g2 acres of land ; a very fine property. CoUingwood street, South— House (brick) and land formerly occupied by Mrs Bunny. Good locality for residence. Wakefield Ouay— Good corner property consisting of house and land, belonging to Mrs Gilbertson. Cambria street— House and land belonging to Mr Ward ; commodious shop attached. Price, £300. Piussell street— Dwelling house and land belonging to Mrs Levestam. Will be sold a bargain. Easy terms. Alton street (off)— House and land, £90. Almost any terms would be accepted, as owner is residing out of Nelson. Hampden street West— 7 roomed house and 1 J acres of land opposite Mr Webster's, £300. Vanguard street— House and stable, &c, known as Eowbotham's. Selwyn Place— A superior house, property, with stable, Ac, opposite Bowling Green. Tipahi street— House and acre of land belonging to Mr H. Bolton. Tasman street— Cottaga and land opposite Mr Griffin's residence, £110. Easy terms or monthly instalments. Waimea street— Cottage property near Soap Works, £150. Alton street— 7 roomed*- house and land, \ £260. Hampden street (opposite Victory Square) —House and land, £170. Waimea Eoad— House and land adjoining Orphanage, £260. Montreal road— House and 3 acres of land. Waimea road— Cottage and land, £250. Good orchard. Waimea road— Kent House property. For sale cheap on exceptionally easy terms. Milton Grove— Superior house property adjoining Mr Lightband's. Ngatitama street— The property known as " Kinloeh," consisting of large dwelling and land, with 1 to 4 acres as required. Brook street — The family residence and grounds belonging to Miss Daniell {i acres of land). i Bronti street — House andjjand near Mr Boon's residence. Wakefield Quay— House and land in 1 a good position. ; Bridge street — Dwelling house bel onging to Mr Geoge Muncaster. Waimea street— Seven roomed dwelling house with every convenience ; subjeot to a three years' lease to a good tenant. Adjoining Mr Cotterell's property. A good investment. Grove street West— Seven roomed dwelling and good garden. An acre of level land in St Vincent street. Several excellent building sites on the Haven road. First class building sites fronting Victoria Crescent, the Port. Building allotments in New street for sale cheap, and by monthly instalments if desired. Desirable site in CoUingwood street North. -; Several building sites facing Halifax street. Very easy terms of payment can be arranged. Building allotments near the Hospital, (Mr Black's property) very cheap. Site in St. Vincent Btreet, opposite Girl's school. Sites facing Vanguard, Alfred, and Franklyn streets. Land and stable (J. S. Cross's) on the Haven road near the Commercial Wharf. Eight acres of hill land in Toi Toi street, very suitable for fruit growing. Price £130.; Level acre, corner of Haven road and Beachville. For sale cheap. Farm of 100 acres at Spring Grove. Easy terms of payment can be arranged. At Stoke — The property known as " Annesbrook," containing twenty acres, with large dwelling house, stable, coach-houae, &c. Farm at Hope, 12 acres of land, and large dwelling and outbuildings. Two acres of level land near Mr John Hale's, Waimea road. Cottage and land on the Waimea road. No reasonable offer will be refused. A shop in Queen street, Eichmond. Price £120. Six roomed brick dwelling, and A an acre of land near Stoke at Eailway station. Price £600. The offices and land in Trafalgar street, now occupied by Messrs Bamford and New- j man. Price £300. j . The premises at the corner of Trafalgar and Hardy streets, known as " Beecham's." Present rentals amount to £150, with corner shop empty. Good investment for a capitalist at the price asked. The farm at Anahau, Takaka, owned and occupied by Mr F. S. L. Jacobsen. This property contains some of the richest land in Takaka and will be sold cheap, as owner is leaving for Canterbury. Six roomed cottage and land in Tasman street. Price £250. Ngatitama street— Splendid property at the corner of Waimea and Ngatitama streets, occupied by Mr G. A. Harkness. 1 Weka street — One acre of land with 9 roomed house belonging to Mr E. H. Edwards, with the interest in 2 leasehold acres adjoining. (Annual rent £5.) Mount street— two acres ; good building Bite, £100. Hardy street— Land and large building occupied by Mr Spear, bicycle agent, £450, a bargain.* I Van Dieman street— Cottage and land belonging to Mr W. Eoberts, £260. j Washington Valley— Cottage property! occupied by Mr Lipscombe, £250. A good J investment for a capitalist. Eichmond—" Eostrevor," consisting of 23 acres of land with large dwelling house and necessary offices. A beautiful gentleman's residence. Brougham street— Mr Deverall's property. Fine house with one acre vt land ; splendid situation. Cambria street— Dr Coleman's property, consisting of a large dwelling house, with stable and double coach house ; 1} acres of land ; first class orchard ; a bargain. Ngatitama street— Laurel Bank property consisting of £ acre oh land and good 8 roomed dwelling, CoUingwood street North— New house property, with land 120 feet by 120 feet. Brightwater— One and a-half acres of land with 5 roomed cottage in main street, opposite Rowbotham's store. Lower Moutere— 2l4 acres of land with 4 roomed house, belonging to Mr Bradford, £100. Spring Grove -Mr John Avery's fruit farm, consisting of five acres of land, with 9 roomed dwelling, glass house, fruit packing house, large work shop, etc. A good investment for a suitable man. Gloucester street— 6 roomed house belonging to Mr Carr, railway guard, £240.