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Colonist, Volume LVI, Issue 13592, 6 October 1914, Page 8

W. ROUT & SONS, Have the following TAKAKA Properties for Sale: 50 ACRES of reclaimed swamp land. Splendid soil*. Well fenced sad snb» | v divided. Twenty minutes' drive to cheese factory. Price £1400. 1 (li ACRES, of which 2% acres arb in full bearing orchard. Good dwelAV/^ ling of 8 rooms. H. and C. water, etc. Price £1425. CKA ACRES, of which 600 is flat, the balance low hills. This is two""v sheep "country. Price £1250. This is a bargain. 1 PJA ACRES at Purainahoi, all plqughable' and a large portion hss j-trvr been cropped. Formerly swamp laud. This property would make *• splendid dairy farm. Good house and outsheds. Price £1650. This property is bound 'u> increase in value in the very near future. i Af\ ACRES of the best land in Motupipi, all being flat, ploughed and sub- **^ divided, and well watered. Good frontage to main road. Close toschool and post office. Price £1650. i *OO ACRES, of. which 400 acres are flat, the balance being hill land. Ther»\f\J\J ar6 3qo m grass. A first-dass dwelling house stands on the property Price £3300. v v 7*■s()O At)RES» of -which' 100 acres are flat land, the balance being Ifw hills, *>.\j\s At present running 200 sheep, but could easily be made to carry 600* sheep. -Price £4 ss. per acre. • 400 ACKES, of which 200 acres are flat, the balance being hill lanM. All, I -*V\J in grass. With the property will be included 700 sheep-and 20 head* of cattle and 2 horses. Price £6000. 11^ ACRES of the best land in Takaka, sub-divided with good fencing. There -" . is a new house of 5 rooms, with barn, trap shed and cowshed. There are* M cows, all coming into profit, 1 mare, 6 pigs, trap harness, etc. Price £130®s only. . ' / O Q ACRES of land, close to town and to dairy factory. All fenced and sub- **° divided. There is a good dwelling, cowshed, slaughter shed, and necessary outbuildings. The land is of the best in the district, and is all ploughable. Price £70 per acre This amount includes the improvements. , "^TL^AITAPU.— 1>- Acres of land facing the main road and close to wharf, with-6-roomed dwelling and outbuildings. Good opening for market gardener. Piice £525. ARRANGEMENTS 11ADK KOR SHOWING PERSONS OVER THE ABOVE. PROPERTIES. ■'f. ROUT AND -SONSL "- - Land Agents, ■ 'HARDY-"STREET, NELSON. FOR SALE-OiTeXCHANGE. 1629 Acres. 400 grass, 20 ploughed, Ssvea roomed house and usual farm. outbuildings. Price, £2 153 per acre. Equity £707- (241) 1446 Acres. 700 grass, 746 bash, 400 ploughable. Post and Telegraph" ~. Office, cheese and butter, factory, school. O.R.P 10g p.a. " Equity, £8676 780 Acres. 200 grass; usual farm outbuildings. O R.P. 21e pa. (241) 700 Acre 3. 800 English grass ; outbuildings, yards, etc. Goodwill £1500. Only £800 cash. Balance at 5 per cent. ° (242) 179 Acres. 2£ sheep to acre. 120 grass, 25 crop, 50; drained swamp, $. plantatiou, small orchard. Would milk 40 cows besides cropping. School, cheese aud butter factory. Price for freehold, £13 p.a. Equity, £1707- (248) 153 Acres. 141 grass; 7 maize, 2 mangolds, 3 turnips, 140 ploughable, 80? swamp, 30 flat land, 10 paddocka- Stock—so cattle, 6 horses, 20 pigs, Would milk 40 eowa. 4-roomed house, nieu'a whara, outbuildings, maize crib, trap aud implement shed, 6 bail cowshed. Price for the ■. freehold as a going concern £25 pec acre Cash £1200, balance five percent. Equity £2125 Would exchange for good Fruit or Dairy farm.. (248) FOR SALE. 1500 Acres. Native land, all in bush, some real good flits. 21a p.a. (240) 4250 Acres. Native land, all n bush, some good flat land. 21s pa, (240) EASY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED TO SUIT PURCHASERS. Al CUED ftfllll H Auctioneer and ftLrltCU UUULU, Land Agent HARDY STREET. - • HJELSOK. ■ ' ■'-■*■.■ ' \ I , __: *.*4t • ; ! Only two or three Orchard Sections in the i First Subdivision of t.he Ruby Bay Estate i remain unsold and early application is > I The owner will shortly subdivide ?* further area into residential lots, and those on the look out for a g°od investment should nol; fail to get in early when these sections are put on . the market. In the meantime there remain ' the two or three orchard sections referred to. We advertise to enlist your interest and to induce your enquiries, but BEFORE W£ SELL WE DESIRE YOUR PERSONAL INSPECTION of the properties we offer. What can be fairer ? Every | visitor to Ruby Bay must be convinced of the 1 fact that i ■ * • • • RUBY BAY ESTATE (MOUTERE) has the best situation in the Mouteres in view of the development that has taken place and that which is to follow. The good chances are not open indefinitely, that would be too much to expect, but there are ; a few open now and that is YOUR opportunity. SEASIDE FRONTAGES FROM £150 PER A&ftl, FRUIT FARBJB FROM J825 PEB AORE * Inspection invited. A rrangements mad*' to view the property. Absentee owners can make satisfactory arrangements for planting and supervision. Telephone communicates Mapua Bureau. ; For further particulars apply— ; I W. STAFFORD, Bay, Owner. ;