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Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13825, 23 September 1913, Page 8

SUBURBAN PROPERTIES FOR SALE. THE HOMESTEAD PROPERTY at The Sands, consisting of splendidly-built It-roomed House, with large Barn and Stable, and-8 Acres of- Land (plantation^ paddock, etc.) The price is £1,500, and easy terms can be arranged. There are a few TAHUNANU! SECTIONS for Sale at from £50 up, and on very easy terms. The " Homestead " is an ideal residential property, or it would suit admirably for a Boarding Estab^ liahment. It is very handy to the Golf Links and to the famous Tahuna Beach. APPLY TO— - W. EOUT & SONS, or to R. B. and A. E. JACESOK, j YOUR APPLE LANDS From The Owner Direct. ■ ■ : —♦♦♦ / .•! • Every intermediary between the purchaser and the real owner gets a profit—not by any means small—and undoubtedly the ultimate ! purchaser has to pay that profit. i "When you buy direct from the owner you \ save these profits, and in consequence pur- ' chase at bed-rock. I Before buying, whatever you do you should ' | first see the ! RUBY BAY I (MOUTERE) I Inspect all the properties in the market i£ 1 you like, but do not fail to inspect Buby Bay i and see for yourself the QUITE EXCEPTIONAL | advantages that are offered. ! STUDY THIS FACT:—The following have pur- | chased orchard sections on what was originally ! i part of the Ruby Bay Estate and right along- ; ! side the property now offered, by, the under- '' signed:—MessrsH.Cleland,Brown (Mildura)j ] ! Austin, Trevethick, Boulton, A. McKee, R. < Harris, Andrews, Pi Hallam, Prof. Kirk, Drs. ! Deck and Paxton, and Judge Chapman. Mr. ' - Thos. Horton's property adjoins. ! ; The Property, is picturesquely, situated; J . ■ close to the sea; is well sheltered "and sunny. \ The ideal spot for a home. Magnificent ! beach and patches of native bush close handy. ' UNDOUBTEDLY THE BEST apple-growing land, and the best located, from ! ev^ery point of view, in ]^ew Zealand. _' In lots to suit purchasers. i SEASIDE FRONTAGES FROM £75 PER ACRE, .j FRUIT FARMS FROM £25 PER SORE. :! Inspection invited. A rrangements made to i' view the property. 0 ! Absentee owners can make satisfactory ! arrangements for planting and supervision. j Telephone communicates Map ua Bureau, i Eor further particulars apply— |

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HTHE above well-known Eatablitfr- . is replete with ©wry modern «*» fezuence. Improvements and ext&iaiw interior alterations have been effected* and the Hotel offers excellent acoog*. modatica to the travelling public. Hot and cold answers always available IMv«* minutes only from G.P.0., an 4 leas from Town Hall and Opera Houw. Correspondence invited and prompt!* attended to. Tariff, 6/- per day, B©/. week. P.O. Box '46, Te Are: 'Pbo»». 548.-^r. EILBRSEN, Proprietor. n *?^ B. DARNELL, ManaEw* t FOR HIRE. . 48 h.p. 6-cyiindep CAR leaves NELSON every TUESDAY, at 8.30 a.m. for TAKAKA r 4 JReturning Wednesday. • w. gTgibbs, Proprititor, O/o~ Trafalgar Hotel. Telephone 318. sioi