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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13792, 12 June 1915, Page 8

W. ROUT &SONS LAND. ESIATE. (WISSiQN & INSURANCE AGENTS - NE X ACRES, cios© to Nelson Railway | o ACRES, with new 8-roorae&, ** Station. Fine sunny slop©, facing AO House, at Richmond. The lands the North. Ideal property for- early is ail flat, and two acres are in orchard, crops. Glasshouses extending from The remainder is in grass and lucerne,, east to west would get a maximum of Price £1500. sun. £200 only. 101 ACRES AT LOWER MOU- 25 Ap^m> situated at Lower Moo- &&% TERE, being the pick of the "Jf £">' mile + f™m + 1"?" first subdivision of- Tasman, 7J Acres ft 0" 3* A m? Q9 *°, »Mbfaeka^^S*'' are in Apples and Pears; trees two J^ere are 4 Acres of Apples and Peare, years old A further 21 Acres'have m. bearing. Price £900. been cleared and ploughed. This pro- ~-. A^r>i?cs /An * a+\ ««n perty should sell readily at the price 50 *ACIS IS ?° i^r"s / at)> W6li' asked fenced and sub-divided; permanent water. There are 9 Acres of Or--IAX ACRES, AT STOKE. There chard in bearing. Dwelling consists o9* -*■'-'^are 7£ Acres in Orchard, of 5 rooms, with Dairy, Bathroom andwhich 6J- Acres are in Apples and 1 Outbuildings. Price £2500. Acre in Pears. The Apples are all 5 years old, excepting 1 Acre, these be- <>>A ACRES, with 7-roomed House, ing 1 year old. There are a few cherry Barn, Stable, etc., at Hope. 4'and plum trees. The land is securely Acres planted in Apples, Peaches, Aprifenced with posts, wire, and wire-net- cots, ting. This i 3 an extremely cheap pro- ■ perty. Price £1365. ■ OA ACRES, with 8- roomed Hous§, n 7-3 ACRES OF LAND, with 7- c ! tc'A S'^ ing- GrOV6' Tj Ther6" roomed House, wash-house, and are 5 to 6 six-year-old stonfl. bathroom, situated at Wakatu. About fnuts' pnGe £2mfhis property i s well watered! and is ?™™^'Srfi f ideally situated. Price £1850. !£vss Orchard, 3 years old. Pnw O X ACRES AT RICHMOND, with 5-roomed Dwelling, Dairy, and .■ Wash-house, eto. There are 6 acres in Orchard, 2 Acres being in full bearing WE j^vyE OTHER PROPEHTIEi and tJie remainder in two-year-old Jonathan and Stunner Apples. If de- WHICH WE WOULD BE PLEASED sired the owner will 3ell the House and TO SHOW YOU. the Orchard alone. Price for the whole property £2000. W. ROUT and SONS— ■ Land Agents. HARDY STREET, HELSOM.

v" Land ;and Estate Agents*. : TRAFALGAR'STREET - - -''NELSON. Wakefie!d.—3o Acres Freehold, with "4- Upper WSoiiter©.—ldeal Apple Land, 72' roomed cottage; 3 acres hops on Acres Freehold. Gentle slopes, ly-, wire,' 4 acres turnips, balance jl ing well to the sun, and very suitgrass. This is a compact little able for fruitgrowing. Will sell a3 farm and contains some good allu- . a whole or in 10 to 16 acre blocks, vial soil suitable for any kind of Price £20 per acre, crop. Handy to school, railway _ . . . . „, . _ station and P.O. Price £825. Bnghfwater.—s6£ Acres Freehold. Ten Easy entry. Reg. 90 cres orchard in full bearing, and Small Sheep Run.—lloo Acres Free- 3 acres 4-year-old apples. Balance hold, mostly limestone formation; of Jana.is under cultivation, 16 250 acres native bush, estimated to ac I res 1 b6in S oats. Seven-room-contain about £1500 worth of mill- ««. ho™e and good homestead, ing timber. Property is well im- Pnoe £54 per acre. Reg. 89 proved, and there is a good resi- BeJgfffive.—Small residential property dence and outbuildings. Now ■of 3 &C tes, with nice cottage home,' carrying 800 sheep and 50 head cat- l*rope*ty is pleasantly situated and tie. Price £7 10s per acre. has good road frontage. Close to Reg. 90 railway station and P.O. Price 500 Acres Freehold.— Good • sheep £260. Reg. 89 country. Mixed native and Eng- ■„_.„_ lish gra&s. Property is well sub- 104 Walmea Street.—House of 6 rooms,. divided and fenced. Now carrying with new kitchen bathroom, cop--500 sheep and 20 head cattle. .P^r and tubs > n- aild c- water. Price £5 per acre. Reg. 90 p«e« £s^- Rog- 4 East Takaka.—s9B Acres Freehold. Brightwater.—32J Acres Freehold, with First-class sheep country. 110 12 Acres reclaimed land thrown in. Acres.flat, balance hill, 486 acres 9£ Acres in good orchard, balance in grass, 32 acres in crop, 80 acres in crop and grass. Property is in bush, small orchard. Sub- nicely situated, and is well subdivided into 14 paddocks well divided and watered. Eight-room-fenced and watered. Seven-room- ed house, stable, barn, loft, cowed house, wash-house, bathroom, bails, etc. Close to school, cream--2 barns, 24 x 16, 30 x 18. School, cry, and railway station. Price creamery ana P.O. all within one £3000. Easy terms. Owner can mile. PVice £5500. Reg. 88 show satisfactory income. Reg. 88

1 1 WmwW til^Oii Compact Farm.—2o acres of good land. Fine Commercial Orchard.—About 10£ all cleared and stumped, nearly an acies first class land in tho famous been under cultivation. Subdivid- fruit growing area of Stoke. Four; ed into ■convenient paddocks, small miles from Nelson, three milea orchard in full bearing, seven from wharf, ono mile from Railroomed dwelling, spa«kms out- way, school and P.O.j situated on buildings, large dairy, well water- the main road; 7$ acres in specially ed and securely- fenced, 2£ miles - selected Export Apples, including from Rail and Post Office, $ mile Sturmcrs, Jonathans, Munroes, Defrom ischool. £1250. }icious and Rokewood. 850 trees 5 years, and 150 trees 2 years. .Albo few mixed fruits. Oaly £600 Good Sheep Country.—2-11 acre 3, all in cash'required, grass and securely ring fenced. Two sheep yards. fmall area Sma{ , orchard.—About '8 acres, just under cultivation. £1150. coming into bearing, returned ..,.'■• about 600 cases this year. -£1400. THE EASIEST OF TERMS iRRfifiGED FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE, FINE BLOCK OF APPLE LAND FOR SUBDIVISION, 315 acres (more or less) of the well-known Mouteie Apple Land; 207 acres freehold ; 108 acres L.I.P. (cost about 9/- per acre to freehold). This block is admirably adapted for sub-division. All the slopes lie well to the ao»» and arc well protected from wind or weather. Main road frontage. Close .to Motueka. Would,cut up.into about 30 blocks of 10 acres each. Price lor the tolock, .£ll an acre. Only M7O re* quired in Cash. • This is an inexpensive block to handle ..and'when subdivided would ia every way equal laud now selling at from .£25 to .£35 per acre. fil FSSFH Pfllll SI *ssctSoir|@ir ail* __ HARDY' STBEET. - £- MELSONL

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