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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13380, 1 April 1912, Page 8

W. ROUT & SONS. LAND AGENTS, HARDY STREET, NELSON. TXAVE FOR SALE the following JLJL Properties::— For Sale.— The property at Wakefield bolonging to Mrs Tidd, consisting of three aores of land, with large i building, containing ten rooms and large hall. Would suit well for a boarding house. There is also :i brewery and stable on the property. A splendid opportunity for an energetic man. 3J Acres of level land, with first-class 10-roomed dwelling. This is the cheapest property in the market. £1550. 25 Acres of land at Stoke, divided into 5 paddocks, and there is an orchard of 3 acres. The dwelling contains 9 rooms, with bathroom, pantry, etc. £2000. ,250 Acres of land, in Quail Valley. Mostly gentle slopes. Admirably adapted for fruitgrowing. Price, £14 per acre. 15 Acres of land Suburban North, being one of the finest residential sites in the Dominion. Price, £850. 18 Acres of land at Stoke, comprising some of the best land in" the district. £65 per acve. i Acres of land at Hope, with 6-roomed dwelling house in firsts-class order. Price, £500. 12£ Acres of land at Stoke, of which 5 acres is in orchard. The land is level, and is of first-class quality. The house contains seven rooms, with all conveniences. £1600. 51 Acres of land at Puramahoi. Nearly all flat, cleared, - grassed and divided into 8 paddocks. Good water supply. Close to butter factory, post office, and school. There is a dwelling, outhouse and other improvements. £1000. 19£ Acres of land with 7-roomed house at Brightwater, with first-class outbuildings; 5 acres good orchard. Excellent soil and good water supply. This would make a fine residential property for a retired gentleman. £2100. 27 Acres of land at Hope, with new dwelling house of 5 rooms: 7 acres of orchard. Price, £1400.' 1750 Acres of land at Sherry, quarter in grass. There are 700 acres of excellent milling timber, which should be worth £5, per acre ; 2 miles from railway station. Would sell whole or part. £3 per acre. 10 Acres of land at Richmond, with 7roomed house, barn, sheds and dairy; 5" paddocks, and 1 acre orchard. £925. 5^ Acres at Richmond, fronting Beach Road, with 7-roomed dwelling, trap shed and every convenience. £840. j « A&ras of Jam?, with large dwelling t house, stablo and outbuildings. r lor salo cheap. i C7Q? I jgEADER, gTOP ! 1 1 LOOK! LOOK! ... By H.C.H. - If for "fruit growing" you are fit, 1 Take notice of what here is writ. i The "Garden of New Zealand's found" * At "Riwaka," where fruits abound. 3 To share the above, inspect a list > Secured by Holyoake, the Orchardist. s ___ r T^ELSON PROVINCE is pronounced by world-wide travellers to be one 5 of the choicest spots on Earth, and a 1 knowledge of its magnificent climate, - pleasant sunshine, and its productive- "* ness tells one that the people of Nelson ? live in a superb country. '-When, vege- * tation has become parched and dry > elsewhere, this favoured spot may boast to the contrary. It is a "healthy * place," a "sunny land," and makes an \ "ideal home." Stranger, friend, if you l' are contemplating settling elesewhere, do not fail to visit the undersigned with a view to residing in this "superior s locality." j AGAIN LOOK! ; FOR SALE. i 1. Superior Homestead, having a s charming view of Tasman Bay, etc., 3 with about 12 acres of land, orchard' fc and outbuildings thereon. 3 2. About 14 acres of land, fine ,' dwelling house with every convenience. 1 A pretty place. 2 3. 30 Acres, Orchard Property. An--1 other chance for the young would-be I orchardist. Cheap. About £400. I 4. 300 Acres, Orchard Property. Good land, and not £1000 required to ) purchase this fine area, and only £50 -■ deposit It must go; owner ceasing 3 active work. Young man, jump at rfe. , Also, other excellent opportunities ; offering in this same way. Come along. 3 The name below will be of much benefit l to you. Try him at once. J H. C, HOLYOAKE, Orchardist and Commission Agent, Pomona Farm, RIWAKA. 3 j MURCHISON j ______ 1 IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED ) LAND.—TOWN LOTS. ' j» } \%7^E have a few properties for sale i' * " in this coining district. 1 Exceptional opportunity. —730 acres of i . , good sheep land, 66 years renew- , able lease, 5| miles from, school; 100 acres cleared and 70 in grass. 3 Will carry 2 sheep per acre.\ Price -• • £226, 1 " . . Compact Dairy Farm.—Bo acres freo- * hold flat, cleared land. ■Price, I #500- £250 can bo arranged. ( s 750 Acres, cow 6t gkoep country j 150 s ncrea freehold, 6'oo L.1.P., oil .wood 5 load. Easy distance from towni" ship and butter factory. Real ? grood improvements, with dairy 1 herd, sheep, horses, implements, 2 etc. Immediate possession. Price , very low and really easy terms. < Apply— i C\ & F. O'BRIEN, IAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, aiuiccHisox, . "O'UBBEK STAMPS.—Wo mafmfne- —■'■ turti every class of Stamp. Call and inspect specimens. Prices right. "Tho Colonist" Jobbing Department. '