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Colonist, Volume LVI, Issue 13410, 6 March 1914, Page 8

F, & D. Edwards, . LAND AND 'ESTATE AGENTS, m&FAhG&R * STREST.; ; «OUNTRV :gPROP£RTIES. -.^ < Hope.-^DesiraWe property 6F-& acres, with7-roomecf dwelling arid-out*-buildings. Good water supply from windmill. Main road frontage. Price,. £450. Reg. 30 Stoke.—Bs acres excellent land, 4 acres orchard in full bearing, balance in grass and crop, new 6 roomed residence with every convenience,! commodious outbuildings and glass house. A price considerably below market value will be accepted by ow"ner, who far private reasons desires to quit at once. - Reg. ,39 Wakefield.—4l acres; all ploughable, well sub-divided and watered, comfortable home and outbuildings, splendid road frontage and handy to school, railway and P.O. Price, £1050. Easy terms. Reg. 57 Korer ©.—Licensed Accommodation House 'and 62 acred good land. Property is well fenced and watered, has a _ good road frontage. Buildings in good repair. Price, as a going concern, £1850. Reg. 24 135 Acres suitable for mixed farming, dairying or 'for fruit. Road through centre of . property, good natural water supply. Price, £12 per acre. Easy terms. Reg. 33 Wakapuaka.—2s acres, half flat and balance -hillyf about 20 acies proughable, well sub-divided by exceptionally good fencest; water from springs and tanks. Now fiveroomed modern house and splendid outbuildings. Close to school, P. 0., creamery, and store. As a going concern. Reg. 68. Spring Drove—2o Acres excellent land, 6 acres orchard in full bearing: Broomed house, water laid on, good outbuildings. This property is in excellent order. Price £2000. Reg. 68 Annesbrook.—Residential Property of 3 acres fertile land, with good 1 dwelling and commodious outbuildings. Price £900. Easy terms. O.R. P. Property of 474 Acres splendid dairying and sheep country, now carrying 4c cows, 30 head young stock, and about 800 sheep; 6roonied house. Outbuilding are commodious and in' firet-class order. Motueka,—2s Acres splendid land, all fla.^ and ploughable. Suitable for fruit or for sub-division. Price £23 per acre. New wharf one mile. Reg. 67 Bishopdale.—6s Acres; 4 acres orchard 5 and 4 year old trees, all apples of approved varieties. Price £425. Reg. 67 Wafcefield.—3B Acre Farm; 16 acres flat and balance undulating. Well sub-divided and watered. One acre orchard in part bearing, balance in grass. House and outbuildings. Price £850, including part stock. Reg. 66 Wakefield.—3 Acres land, with 8-room-ed modern residence and* outbuildings. Property is nicely situated, and offers a good chance to anyone in search of quiet and superior home. Reg 21 Richmond.—-10 acres; 7 acres orchard, partly in bearing. Splendid residence, with -water, laid on and every convenience; Price, £2200 Richmond.—3J acres, with residence, magnificent situation. All conveniences. Price s£looo. Reg. 66 Wakefield.—433 acres mixed farming and grazing country; 4 acres orchard in bearing. House and outbuildings. As a going concern, £2,100. * B Reg. 65 500 Acres Limestona Country; 100 acres good bueh, 400 acres English grasses and clovers. Price, £2200. Foxhill.—4£ acres with & roomed house and outbuildings. Price, £600. ' ''■ -Rog. 65 Stoke.—sf acres, 3 acres three-year-old trees, 1& 'acres two years, mainly apples. New packing ehed. Good situation. Price, £150 per acre. Reg. 65 Foxhllt.—ll acres, from which there is a good return, 6-roomed house and outbuildings. Price £475. Exceptional terms for quick sale. Reg. 65 Southland—6o3 acres freehold and 288 acres L.I.P. All rich dairying tnd grazing land, substantial res»detfce and improvements, offered , in, exchange for approved Nelson property. Particulars on applica- *«"»• ' Reg. 65 Motueka.—3l acres good land, 8$ acres orchard, 6 acres in full profit, 7roomed house and outbuildings. Price £40 per acre. Reg. 64' Richmond.—l 3* acres. Price, £60 per acre. Regf 63 490 acres now. carrying 300 sheep and lambs, '4-roomfld cottage and outbuildings. Price, £1100. Reg. 63* 149 Acres Limestone Country; 100 acres in grass and running 160 sheep; balance in b-usn. Price. £550. * R eg . 35 Brightwater.—lsJ acres excellent land, 6 acres orchard (4 'years), substantial brick house. Creamery, school, P.O. and raiiwav a few minutes' walk. Prico, £1750. Reg. 66 690 Acres Leasehold (rental £60 per annum, with 10 years to run from Is* January, 191,1); 30 acres in oatp, t0 acres ploughed, and remainder in grass. Has just wintered 400 sheep and 30 cattle. Improvements consist of accommodation house of 12 rooms, with conveniences, are handy and in good order. P.O. and telephone on premises. Railway station 9 miles by first-class road. Price £750 part furniture in house and HP. chaff cutter, ©tc.) Lleg. 61 189 Acres in good locality,, handy to school, township, and railway station. Well adapted,' for- dairying or cropping, and eontaiaing some very rich quality land. 150 acres are in English grass and 16 acres in crop. Small orchard. Comfortable homestead and outbuildings. Daily letter delivery. Price £2400 as a going concern, and including 12 cows averaging close on £2 per month each. Reg. 6 178 Acres, partly improved, 78 acres flat and balance low hills, 100 acres v in bush, remainder in English grass, capable of carrying 25 cows in present state, and all ploughable when stumped : securely subdivided, into 4 paddocks. AiJ &§IL watered. Good shed, only on property, school and creamery 1 mile, township 9 miles, good roads in vicinity. Land is well sheltered, arid is^ suitable for either cropping or fruit growing. Immediate possession. Price £8 per acre. Reg. 29 50 Acres on- boundary of popular and important township, all level first class agricultural land; 20 acres in crop, and balance in English grass and clover. Subdivided into 7 paddocks, with water laid on to # each. Modern residence with all conveniences, stable, shed, cowbails, etc. Main road frontage, and only a few minutes :walk from P. 0., railway, School, and creamery. Price £60 per acre. Thia is a property adaptable to any re,_quweinents, -and -with- a very high prospective value. . Reg. 50