Ceo. M, Rout UNO AGENT, T&Ai?ALSAR-&r, -■- NELSON. COUNTRY PROPERTIES. Brook Street.—Small dairy farm of 12 acres Freehold, with 5-roomed house and out-buildings. There are three - glass-houses on the property, and a considerable income is obtained from fruit and poultry. Price only £1150, as a going concern. No. 304 Stoke.—l 9 Acres Freehold, 12$ Acres being in full bearing orchard. Price, £150 per acre. No. 303 Wake&eid.—2o Acres Freehold, 3 acres in apples full bearing (best varieties), 4 acres planted this season; with 5-roomcd dwelling house, and out-buildings; 2$ miles from Railway Station, and half mile from school. Price, £900. No. 302 Wakefield.—3o Acres Freehold, all flat, 9 acres of Apples planted this season. Price £1000, easy terms. No. 302a Tasman—33| acres Freehold, 25 acres suitable for apple-growing, 12 acres planted this ssason (best varieties). Rabbit proof fence round planted area. Price, £35 per acre. No. 301 Takaka.—s7 Acres Freehold land, 12 acres flat, remainder undulating; 6roamed house and outbuildings. Price for property, 9 cows, all other stock and farm implements, only £800. : No. 232 Hamama, Takaka.—Bs Acres Freehold, all flat, 4 miles from township, 1 mile from creamery. Adjoining school and P. 0; with good 5-roomed cottage, 120 sheep, and 2 cows. Price £850. No. 300 Thorpe.—446 acres Freehold, 20 acres flat, 200 acres undulating, 226 acres hilly, 1 acre in orchard, 1-J acre 3in hops, 30 acres under plough, will winter 500 sheep ■ With 5-roomed house, hop kiln, shed, and new dairy (concrete floors. Price for property and stock as a going concern £3050. No. 299 Stoke.—lss Acres Freehold, all level, and very suitable for fruit growing, 10 acres ploughed ready for planting this season. Price £1600. No. 297 RSwaka.—A small Farm of 4 acres, splendid land, 1$ acres in hops, with 7-roomed house and outbuildings, hop kilE; etc. Close to school and P.O. A long frontage to the main road. Price £650. No. 296 Takaka.—s Acros rich level land, 15 minutes' walk from township. Sixroomed house and outbuildings Price £550. No. 294 Richmond.—2 Acres Freehold, having a frontage to Dorset and Oxford Streets, together with 7-roomed house thoreon. One acre in fruit. Price £625. No. 256 Takaka.—23o Acres Freehold, 60 flat arid remainder hilly. At present carrying 30 cows. Close to township, factory, and wharf. P/ice £2500. Easy terms. No. 286 Takaka. —56 Acres Freehold, nearly all very rich flat land, with good Broomed house and outbuildings. Carrying 30 sheep. Divided into 8 paddocks: well watered. Price £1800. Easy terma. No. 287 Stoke.—4o Acres Freehold; 28 flat, and whole of land in crop. Well watered. Price £3600. No. 288 Stoke.—23 Acres Freehold, with new 4-roomed house. Price £975. No. 290 Thorpe.—6s Acros, 20 acres flat, balance hilly. One &ere in hops, with 5-roomed house and outbuildings. Price £650, and very easy terras -to be arranged. No. 291 Takaka.—lso Acres, all flat, and very suitable for Dairying. This land would also carry about 3 sheep to the acre. Price £900. Easy terms given. No. 284 Takaka.—4oo Acres Freehold, nearly all flat. Splendid land for Dairying. Good house' and sheds; well watered, only. 2 miles from township. Price - £2800, easy terms given a purchaser. No. 286 East Takaka—4oo Acres Freehold, splendid sheep country, carrying 80C sh^ep, with a good 8-roomed house. This property contains some of the best land in the Takaka district, The fiat land is very rich, and the hills are of limestone formation. Half a^ mile from school and creamery Adjoining Post and Telephone Office .Price £4000. No. 285 Walmea East.—7ll .Acres Freehold. and ring fenced. Divided into 4 paddocks, and large"portion tmdei crop. Carrying 440 breeding ewes. 120 : ewe lambs, besides cattle. There is a two-roomed cottage wit! stable, woolshed, and sheep yards. Well watered, and lies well to the sun. Price £3500, and stock can bt taken at valuation. No. 28c Takaka.—6oo Acres Freehold, all in grass, but 160 acres in good standing bush, 20 acres in crop, 110 acres flat. Carrying 1000 sheep. Prict £6500. , No. 28C Rlwaka.—Freehold property 82 acres Acres: about 20 acres very -rich Flat snd the remainder sunny slopes; J acres in young orchard and 7 acres in hop garden, with a good 6-roomed house and good hop kiln. Price £3,100. No. 27* Totaranul.—lo63 Acres Freehold; 7C Acres Flat, -250 acres felled and grassed, balanoe light bush, and 10 acres in Flax. Five seres in fullbearing orchard. Now carrying 800 Sheep and SO head Cattle. There is an eleven-roomed House, Washhouse, etc., on the property. The property is divided into 8 Paddocks, well fenced, and well watered by streams. Price £2 7s 6d per sere. No. 271 TaUaka.—loo Acres Freehold: all flat and splendid land. Three Acres in full bearing Orchard, 36 Acreh Ploughed, 10 acres in Native Bush. All rich Dairying Land, carrying 26 cows it the present time. Good Broomed house and outbuildings. Divided into 14 paddocks, weH fenced, with permanent wAter. Price, £1876. Stock at valuation. No. 287 88 VaUey—l69 -Acres Freehold; 72 acres Flat, remainder low hills; 124 acres have been ploughed, 15 acres in crop. Now carying 16 Cows, beside young stock, 80 Sheep, etc. There is a good 7-roomed H^use and outbuildings. Divided into- nine paddocks; well watered. Price £240 C for property, Btock, and farm implements. No. 268 Puramahof.—l36 Acres Freehold, all flat and splendid land, at present carrying 75 head of cattle. Close to cheeso factory, and post office and school; 4 miles from the township. Price enly £12 pc» acre- No. 264 Lower Mouttre.— 2s Acres Freehold; all level; 4 acres in full bearing Orchard, and 2 Aores in Native Bush. Permanent water. Price £850. No. 240 Spring Crowe.— s2 Acres Freehold; good sunny slopes, suitable for fruit - growing. Price £800. No. 238 Walnroa West.— loo Acres Freehold ; 35 acres being flat, remainder undulating. Well adapted for fruit growing, lying well to the son. Five acres in splendid young Orchard, just coming into bearing; 26 feres ploughed and in crop, with good >$- roomed dwelling house, with water laid en. A bargain at £1360. No. 933
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Colonist, Volume LVI, Issue 13598, 7 October 1914, Page 8
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