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Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13775, 16 July 1913, Page 8

f. |0. Edwards, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, TRAFALGAR: STrtEET, NELSON. COUNTRY PROPERTIES. Dairy Farm.—l7B acres, .78 acres rich naif all in, grass and ploughable 'when-skimped, 100 acres land in bush. Well watered, and subdivided, and will mow carry 25 to 30 ■ cows. Good * shed on property. School and creamery 1 mile by s good roads. Price £7.15s per acre. Keg. 29 7 ' I Upper Moutere.—so 'acres excollent. 3' apple land. All levql; 14 acres crop, 2 acres hops, balance grass. Well > ~ subdivided and watered. School ) and P.O. 1 mile. Good roads. Price i £35 per aero. . Reg. 33 i ■ Wakefield—Suitable for cattle or sheep. [ 158 acres, ring-fenced, and ' sub- » divided. Good road frontage. Wintering 150 sheep. School two ' ~ .miles. Township 4 miles. No build- ' ing«. Price £3- 15b per acres only. • . . Beg. 29 • Excellent Opportunity for those in 3 Search of Apple JLand.—Compact 1 little farm of- 47"acres ; ideal slopes in sunny position. Good house and l outbuildings. School five minutes. J Railway and Post Office 2 miles. 3 Good road. Price £700. Reg. 291 1 Richmond. —Splendid residential property (belonging to the estate of ■'the late . George Ta'lbot, Esq.). ? Dwelling; 14 rooms, store-room; water laid on and other conveniencs. es; stable, carriage shed, barn, / cowshed, glass house, etc., includ- ; ing small orchard. House is in exj cellent preservation, and is .one of the best and- sunniest positions in ' Richmond. Offered for sale as a whole or,: Lot I—Residence, with outbuildings, .and 2£ acres. Lot II —Barn and cowshed, with 16 I acres. , Reg. 27. r\ ''■ • ■• ' ~, •• -. ■■ j Stoke.—Freehold Orchard Property.— n _ 20 acres, five and seven year old trees,; mostly apples and pears. Handy to scnQol, railway station, i and P.O. Nelson 4 mile?. No buildi ings. Price, £150 per acre. \ • Reg. 12 f Stoke. —21 acres (more or less), 8 acres orchard coming into bearing. " New 5 roomed house, bathroom, '' wash-house t dairy, and all neces- '! sary outbuildings. School, raili way and P.O. close handy. Nelp son 5 miles. Price £2000. Reg ISG '.[ 88 Valley, Wakefield.—l3s acres (more [" or less), half consisting of valuable ''. dairying land and balance good ,' slopes with northern exposure, '■ suitable for mixed cropping cr aPPj° cultivation. No buildings \ Wil' be sold cheap to close estate. Reg. 9 ( _ Hope.—l 2 Acres, level and ploughable, ( j 5-£ acres in grass, oats and vetches, , 3£ acre? early v peas, 3 acres pre-j g pared for fruit trees. New 4- , s roomed house, with pantry; good I "..'■.;■ stable, trapshed, etc. Price, £700. d -■■ ; Reg. 23 g Riwaka—2o Acres, 5 acres bush, 5 „. acres orchard in 1 and 2 year old ), trees. Four-roomed cottage, school 1 mile, Motueka 5 miles. Price, X £750. Very easy terms to apd proved client. ~..•'■ Reg. 22 I, is Riwaka.—26£ Acres and 5-roomed cotd tage j 17 acres in apples, 2 acres it in hops, 5£ acres in grass. Apple i- area interplanted with gooseberi 3 ' ries...raspberries, and> black, cur-' 0 rants. Price. £1800. Reg. 22 ). Riwaka.—l4 Acres in apples and pears. ': ■• v Six-Toomed house with outbuild-; i- ings. Price, £1200. tteg. 22 >.■■.. >> Wal-iti.—33o acres good sheep country. 5- Thirty acres flat, balance hilly, ring 6 fenced. School, creamery and rail- '• way station, three miles. Price £3 g per acre. Reg. 270 " Wakatu, Stpke.—-Five roomed house, L *■■■■ with wciodahed, tdolshed, fowlhouse wash-house, and copper; with half s an acre land planted with fruit h trees and strawberries. Well fenoe ed and watered. Prictt £330. lt , Reg. 12 p Suburban North.—2o acre.^; one acre. '■-. «' orchard, balance grassed. Fences 3 in good order and watered by creek. r Ten roomed house, with wash-house copper, and two-stall stable, cowshed, etc. Handy to school, creamjj cry and city. Price £1350. Reg. 11 3 Dovedale.—l6s-acre farm, all plought . able and of excellent quality; 110 J aeros in good grass, and balance in J crop; 100 acres have been ploughed and the land is sub-divided into 20 paddocks. ''Property is well fenced and watered. Six-roomed house, - with kitchen, dairy, etc.; outbuild-' ">'■■. .*£gs are hand>' and commodious. ' One acre of orchard in bearing. 1 School, Post Office and telephone close handy. Good frontage ,to main road. Price £17 per acre. : . Reg. ii 5 Lower Moutere.—loß Acres good crop- > . ping land. All flat and ploughr1 . able; 4 acres in well established h orchard. Most of this area from time to time has been cultivated ' and, cropped, and is well fenced I and watered. House and Outbuildings on property. Motueka j and new wharf 5 miles. Price £25 } 10s per acre. Abeve is ideal apple country and would subdivide I well, Reg. 1 [ Richmond.—s-roomed House, with ) bathroom and conveniences; 2 r small sheds on property; 1 acre ] excellent land planted with mixed : varieties, of fruit trees. Nice i vegetable and flower garden. Price, £525. Reg. 160 ; Splendid Mixed Farm.—46B Acres, i- containing about 100 acres of rich ) alluvial flats, and the balance good [ sheep country. Securely fenced and well watered. Good 6-roomed house and outbuildings. School 1 » mile. Railway, .station on pro- : perty. Price" (including valuable stock) £7 10s per acre. One of i the best properties in the district. Reg. e 255 • Richmond.—Six-roomed house with ! kitchea, bathroom, wash liouse, (detached), wide verandah, small shed and fowl-house, with 2 acres 1 of good land, small orchard and » garden. . Price £750. Reg. 9 •' -"^vv-- V •<:■&■•. -■:-.«:. "••■:;. .f^y . Spring Grove.—2B7 acres improved limestone land, flat, undulating ■ and hilly; of carrying _3 sheep to the acre; 65 acres are in crop, and there i& a good orchard of 3 acres in full bearing, remainder ', 19 in grass. Nine-roomed house and farm buildings'; school; creamer v .and railway 2f to ' 3 miles. Price £12 5s -por acre. Reg. 6 f. AND D. EDWARDS.