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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13328, 31 January 1912, Page 3

. _W; ROUT & SONS,. ■ J LAND AGENTS, HARDY STREET, NELSON. X.TAVE for Sale the following ■*-*• Properties:— Puramahol.—sl acros of land, of which 40 acres is flat, the balance buing good hill land. All cleared and in grass and divided into eight paddocks. Good water supply. Clobo to telephone and Post Office and to choose and butter factory and school. Dwelling, outbuildings, etc. Price, £1,000. Brlghtwater.—l9J acres with 7-rooin-od dwelling (brick and concrete), dairy, stable, greenhouse, apple house, etc. Land is divided into 7 paddocks; 5 acres orchard trees 4 to 10 years old. First-claßs soil and good water supply. £2.100. Richmond.—One acre of land having two frontages, with two cottages and blacksmith's shop thereon. A first-class investment. Blshopdaie.—b'4s aares, with 16-room- . Ed house, having every convenience, concrete tank, 16 stall stable man's house, shearing shed, etc. Eight paddocks; good water supply. Land will winter 80 sheep. With stock of 650 sheep and 10 head of battle the price is £6600. Brook Streat.—2oo to 300 acres of splendid sheep country. Price, £8 per acre. j BishopdalD.—4o acres of land at £20 per acre. Bishopdala.—2oo acres of land at £10 j per acre. 1 Brlghtwater.—s7 acreß of land, with j buildings and improvements, stock, implements, etc. Price, v* £1200. Suburban North.—ls acres of laud The finest site in tho district. Wakapuaita.—A magnificent building, site, having tho entire sea frontage of the Glen property. Hope.—6o acres of land, with 9 or 10 roomed dwelling house. Price, £1600, which will include 10 cows, 2 heifers, 2 horses, plough, cultivator and separator. Richmond. —Champion Road. Ten acres of land, with 7-roomed house. Good barn, sheds, and a brick dairy. Level land, stream running through it; 5 paddocks and 1 acre orchard. Price, £925 Stoke. —25 acros first-class land, with 6-roomed dwelling house; good water supply. Land has not beeti cropped for many years. Prico, £2000. Sherry Valioy.—ls32 acres of land, a quarter of which is in grass. There tho 700 acros of good milling timber on the property. The timber should be worth £5 per acre. Would soil tho property m portions if desired. Two miles j from Manu Railway Station and j two miles from Kiwi Railway Sta- \ tion. Price, £4 10s per acre. Tahunanul. —110 acres, witl- 2 dwell- ;. ing houses, Btable. barn, cowshed, store room, dairy, etc. Price, £3400. Pakawau.—42o acres of land with new comanding a magnificent view of the Waimeas and of the bay and harbour. One of tho finest sites in tho district. Pakawau.—42o acres of land, with 5-roomed dwelling, new shearing shed, sheep dip, etc. Eleven paddocks, with good water snpplj'. Land faces the sea and any Bized steamer can go to wharf on property. Land winters 2J sheep to the acre. Price, £8 5s per acre, this price including 700 sheep. THE PERMANENT BUILDINC SOCSETY OF NELSON. (Established 1862.) ■JYffONEY TO LEND in large or small iT-*- sums to suit BORROWERS at 5 por cent per annum, repayable by MONTHLY INSTALMENTS. LOANS advanced up to thre*;fourth value of property. BORROW- j ERS participate in PROFITS equally ! with INVESTORS. BORROWERS i have the privilege of* repaying sums of j £2 and upwards (without notice) on • any Monthly pay-day, interest caasinu: on repayment. BALANCE OF LOANS can be repaid at any time, upon civi:.g Jo di° Secretary ono month's notion (in wi-'t-ing). TABLE OF REPAYMENTS, bmi otlior information, obtainable at it a Office of the Society, Trafalgar Strait Nelson. GEORGE M. ROUT, Soer^tary NORTH OWE SOIL. The VERDICT is: BEST <jCOAL we have evor used, NOW, Have you ever tried this COAL ? IF NOT, WHY? If you oan't procure is from your dealer, TEEN 'PHON'K tffi or 12, an i you are -uro v, get iTASKER AND LEVIEN, SOLE AGENTS.

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