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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13413, 10 May 1912, Page 8

i w. aou rp & sons LAF4D AGENTS, HARDY STREET, NELSON. ■8 c TPTAVE FOR SALE the follo^m* [1 jjl i> rO p er ties: :— 1 For Sale.—The property at Wakefiel belonging to Mrs Tidd, consisting c " threo acres of land, with larg '• building, cotitaining ten rooms an large hall. Would suit well for ' boarding house. There is also J brewery and stable on tho property ° A splendid opportunity for an en n crgetic man. *• 3i Acres of level land, with first-clas 10-roomed dwelling. This is .the * cheapest property in the market d £1550. 9 - . h 25 Acres of land at Stoke,-divided into 5 paddocks, and there is an orchar< c of 3 acres. The dwelling contain* i 9 rooms, with bathroom, pantry y etc. £2000. s d -■■',■■,:'. '■■..-■ . 250 Acres of land in Quail Valley 1 Mostly gentle slopes. Admirabl; c adapted for. fruitgrowing. Price , £14 per acre. I ( ( s 15 Acres of land Suburban North, beinj l' one of the finest residential sitei ' in the Dominion. Price, £850. r 13 Acres of land at Stoke, comprisanf some of the best land in the dis trict. £65 per acre. q J Acres of land at Hope, with 6-roome'< „ dwelling house in first-class order 3 . Price, £500. g «i2-J- Acres of land at Stoke, of which I n acres is in orchard. The land r, level, and is of first-class quality The house contains seven rooms i' with all conveniences. £1600. 1 51 Acres of land at Puramahoi. Nearl, [I all flat, cleared, grassed an< a divided; into 8 paddocks. Goo< (> water supply. Close to butter fac 3 tory, p OS t office, and school. Ther 5 is a dwelling, outhouse and obhe j. improvements. £1000. \ 19^ Acres of land with 7-roomed hous i f at Brightwater, with first-clas d outbuildings; 5 acres good orchard Excellent soil and good water sup 7 ply. This would make a fine resi [. dential property for a retired gen 8 tteman. -£2100. • c 27 Acres of land at Hope, with ne\ v dwelling house of 5 rooms: 7 acre 5 of orchard. Price, £1400. ' i, 1750 Acres of land at Sherry, quarter ii grass. There are 700 acres of es [1 cellent milling timber, which shoul< g be worth £5 per acre ; 2 miles fron railway station. Would sell wholi 8 or part. £3 per acre. -10 Acre 3of land at Richmond, with 7 roomed house, barn, sheds am r dairy; 5 paddocks, and 1 acre or- * chard. £925. ■1 5^ Acres at Richmond, fronting Bead Road, with 7-roomed dwelling, trai shed and every convenience. £840 r * 3 A era's of lane 7, with largo dwelling r hor?e, sfcabJe aud outbuildings. 7 For sa.lo cheap. y , gTO? ! IJEAOEFS, gTOP I I LOOK! LOOK! ... i By H.O.H. r If for •'fruit growing" you are fit y . Take iritice of what here is writ. The "Garden of New Zealand's found' 5 At "Riwaka," where fruits abound. t To share the above, inspect a list i Secured by Holyoako, the, Orchardist 9 TWELS'ON PROVINCE is pronouncec ) x* by world-wide travellers to be bn< - of tho choicest spots on Earth, and s . knowledge of its magnificent climate s' pleasant sunshine, and its productiveness tells one that the people of Nelsor 5 live in a superb country. When vegetation has become parched and drj - elsewhere, this favoured spot mas 1 boast to the contrary. It is a "healthj b place," a "sunny land," and makes an 5 "ideal iiome." Stranger, friend, if yov, r are contemplating settling elesswhere. do not_ fail to visit the undersigned with a view to residing in this "superioi > locality." } AGAIN LOOK? : FOR, SALE. 1. Superior Homestead, having a charming view of Tasman Bay, etc.j ". with about 12 acres of land, orchard j and outbuildings thereon. I ■2. About 14 acres of land, fine dwelling house with every convenience. , A pretty place. [ 3. 30 Acres, Orchard Property. Another chance for the young would-be ' ©rchardist. Cheap. About £400. 4. 300 Acres, Orchard Property. [ Good land, and not £1000 reqiured to i purchase this fine area, and only £50 deposit It must go; owner ceasing I active work. Young man, jump at it. Also, other excellent opportunities offering in this same way. Come along. The name below will be "of much benefit to you. Try him at once. H. C, HOLYOAKE, OrchardisS and Commission Agent, / Pomona Farm, HIWAKA. "SiuaeHisoN IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED LAND—TOWN LOTSII^E have a few properties for sale in this coming district. Exceptional opportunity.—73o acres.of good sheep land, 66'-years renewable lease, 5& miles from school; 100 acres cleared and 70 in grass. Will carry 2 sheep per acre. Price £225. Gompact Dairy Farm. —80 acres freehold flVu, cleared land. Price, . £500- £250 can bo arranged. ( 750 Acres, cow oi* sheep country; 150 j acre? freehold,-GOO L.1.P., on cood mad. Easy distance from tovrnship and. butter factory. Real j rrood improvements, with dairy I iwjrd, sheep, horses, implements, ! etc. Immedi«it?» possession. Price | very low and really ea3y terms. i Apply— I C, &F. O'SRIEN, | LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, MURCHISON. 1> ÜBBER STAMPS.—Wo mannfnoJL*/ uire every'class-of Stamp. Call ■md inspect specimens. Prices ri^ht. "The Colonist" Jobbing Department.