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Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13801, 26 August 1913, Page 8

:. & D. Edwards, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT*, TRAFALGAR STREET,. NELSON. COUNTRY PROPERTIES. Val-iti.™ 3o acres farm, 4J- acres in ;liops, 2-J in crop, balance grass. Well subdivided, fenced, and watered; 4 roomed house and outbuildings. School, P. 0., and railway statioa close handy. Price £800. Reg. 39 itoke. —8-$- acres excellent soil. 4 acres apple and peach orchard in bearing. Modern and convenient residence of 6 rooms, bathroom, glasshouse, and suitable outbuildings. • Price £1450. . Reg. 39 iedwood's Valley.—Mr R. Stewart's property, consisting of 800 acres of the best apple land in the district. Ideal slopes, sheltered position, and convenient to wharf, school, P. 0., and railway station. Offered as a whole with all buildings and improvements, etc., or will dispose of 500 acres block as required. Particulars on application. Reg. 39 Redwood's Valley.—so acres good land, capable of growing mixed crops, but specially adapted , for fruit cultivation. Sunny position, main road frontage and handy to school, P. 0., and railway station. Price, £12 per acre. Reg. 21 Wakefield.—2ol4 acres freehold, 200 acres flat, balance undulating and hilly. 300 acres have been cropped and successfully cropped. Property well watered and subdivided. Comfortable homestead'and convenient outbuildings. School and P.O. 2£ miles, railway 6 miles. Reg. 36 Richmond.—26 acres, 10 acres in crop and 3 acres in orchard. Modern house of 6 rooms, with every convenience, hot and cold water service. Commodious outbuildings. School, creamery, and railway two miles. Price £75 per acre. Reg. 36 Erightwater.—64 acres, 1 acre in orchard and remainder in grass. Now wintering 120 sheep. School, railway and township 3 miles, by good roads. Price £550. Reg 36 Wakefield.—Dwelling and shop, 4 large rooms. Shop has good frontage to street. Wood shed, washhouse, etc. J-acre land. Good water supply. Close to school, P. 0., and railway station. Price £250. Easy terms. Reg. 35 Takaka.—s3 acres freehold. All flat. Half rich river flat. 1 acre in hops, 2 acres in crop and orchard, balance in grass, now carrying; 75 sheep and 9 head cattle. 6-roomed house, hop kiln and other outbuildings. School £ mile, creamery 1 mile. As & going concern. Price £1100. Reg. 35 West T3kaka.—2so acres good limestone country, estimated to contain 1,000,000 feet of milling timber (mostly maitai, riinu, and totara). Property reached by good road, partly fenced and with good natural water supply. When grassed will carry 2 sheep to the acre. School and creamery 1£ miles. Price £600. Easy verms. Reg. 257 100 Acres, with good road frontage and within 1£ miles of creamery, P. 0., and z'ailway station; 85 acres in grass, balance in crop; ■ 5 acres orchard just becoming productive. Comfortable homestead and ontbuildings. Practically no noxious weeds. Pric© £1025, including live stock now on property. Reg. 34 Stoke.—2s acres freehold, 8 acres in orchard (mostly young, trees), balance in grass. Well subdivided and watered; 9 roomed house, with extensive .outbuildings. School, P.O. and railway station all handy. The class of property steadily rising in value. Price £2100. Reg 34 Ngatimot!.—Bl7 acres freehold, 447 acres L.I.P. (rental £5 per annum). AH limestone country; 100 acres are flat and the balance undulating to hilly; 5 acres good orchard coming into bearing. Well subdivided and watered. Modern house with superior outbuildings, sheep yards, wool shed (cost £100), dip (cost £25), etc. School and P.O. 2 miles. Property,is in excellent order. Price £7400. Reg. 28 Wakefield.—27B acres all in grass, ring fenced and subdivided by sheepproof fences, now running 350 sheep (mostly breeding ewes); 2 roomed whare, sheep yards, etc Price £3 per acre only. Reg. 34 Rentoul 5.D.—55700 acres renewable lease. 450 acres beat English grass, now running If sheep per acre. 100 acres felled ready to burn, balance in excellent standing bush, estimated to contain 10,000,000 feet millablo timber, mostly Maitai, Rimu, and some Tqtara. Good metalled road to within 2 mtles. Price £2 10s per acre for improved area. Further particulars on application. Reg. 35 Dairy Farm.—l7B acres, 78 acres rich flat all in grass and ploughable whea stumped, 100 acres land in bush. Well watered and subdivided, and will now carry 25 to 30 cows. Good shed on property. School and creamery 1 mile by good roads. Price £7 15s per acre. Reg. 29 Upper Moutere.—-50 acres excellent apple land. All level; 14 acres crop, 2 acres hops, balance grass. Well subdivided and watered. School and P.O. 1 mile. Good roads. Price £35 per acre. Reg. 33 Excellent Opportunity for those In Search of Apple Land.—^Compact little farm 0f.47 acres; ideal slopes in sunny position. Good house and outbuildings. School five minutes. Railway and Post Office 2 miles. Good road. Price £700. Reg. 291 Richmond.—Splendid residential property (belonging to the estate of . th©. late George Talbo* Esiq.)'. Dwelling 14 rooms store-room; water laid on and other conveniences ; stable, carriage shed, _ barn, cowshed, glass house, etc., including small orchard. House is in excellent preservation, and i© one of the best and sunniest positions in Richmond. Offered for sale as a whole or: Lob I—Residence, with outbuildings, and 2f acres. Lot II —-Barn and cowshed, with 16 sores. Reg. 27 Rlwaka.—2o Acres, 5 acres bush, 5 acres orchard in 1 arid; 2 year old trees. Four-roomed cottage, school 1 mile, Motueka 5 iriiles. Price, £750. Very ©a*y terms to approved client. - Reg. 22 Richmond. —Six-roomed houso with kitchen, bathroom, Trash bouse, (detached), w*de *erandaJi, email shed ixid fowl-house, with 2 acresof good land, small, orchard and garden. Price £750. Reg. 9 F. WD 0. EDMRDS.