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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 14153, 15 April 1916, Page 8

F. & 0, EDWARDS, Land and Estate Agents, T&S&F&LBJ&R STREET, - EiELSGH. COUNTRY PROPERTIES, Stoke. —Very nice llesidentijil Property —G-roomcd house, bathroom, eu-. Stable and trapshed, ghis.s-i.ini:^,. 8;| acres level Imid; 0), ■ai:i%>s. planted in orchard, partly in bearing. ■ To Let.—Suite of o rooms in Tr;:ii:3gar •street, at present occupied by Messrs. Deck and St. John. All conveniences. Immediate jjosbcasion. ■' Belgrove.—246 Acres Freehold and .483 Acres 0.1t.P. Good sheep country, will carry 400 sheep. Three acres in hops in full -bearing: New" srooined house,, hop kiln, stables, etc. Price £1100. ~Easy terms. Stoke. —15.j acres excellent level land having a frontage to both Main and 6toke roads. This is the cheapest property offered in Stoke. Price, £1250. Easy terms. Wairoa Gorge—l6o Acres, practically all ploughable; 1 acre orchard; well subdivided and watered; Broomed .house' and farm buildings. Price £1600. *"99 Stoke. —5 Acres Land, with practically new 5-roomed house and conveniences." The land is planted in orchard now in full bearing. Hope.—46 acres level land. Very suitable for apples' or pears, and will grow good crops of grain. Dwelling in good repair. Price £14Q0. Immediate possession. Appleby.—23| Acres. Best land in the Nelson district. About 10 chains frontage to main road. Very easy terms. Appleby.—ll Acres first class land i suitable for apple planting this season. Rare opportunity. Very easy terms. Wakatu. —2| miles from Nelson. First class orchard property of 14 acres in full bearing, apples and pears. Magnificent site adjoining for house. Splendid opportunity for anyone requiring a first- class orchard i» full profit. Easy terms. Upper Moutere—2 sections of 15 acres and 16 acres. Both absolutely level, and ready to plant this season. .With frontages to Main road. Grow splendid crops and are very suitable for apple growing. Brightwater*.—Nearly new 5-roomed house and conveniences; section. Centrally situated, and cluse to Railway Station. Price £525. Spring Crove—9 acres land practically all level; 5 acres orchard in full baring Price £600. Spring Crove. —25 acres; 13 acres orchard in full bearing (mostly apples). Well fenced, watered, and subdivided. Fine 8-roomed house, with every convenience; mottr shed and packing shod. J mile from railway. Spring Grove. —16£ acres; 2 acres orchard just coming into bearing, balance in grass and suitable for all kinds of crops. 8-roomed house and conveniences. Stable, trapshed, otc. Two minutes' walk from railway station. Prkie £]000. Wakapuaka Road. —L} miles from cer^ tre of town; nice farm of 13 acres, with nearly new 7-roomed house and outbuildings. Land grows splendid crops of potatoes and othw vegetables. Good orchard of 300 trees just coming into bearing. Central Col! ing wood Street.—Desirable 7-roomed house; wash-house, bathr room, copper, tubs, etc. Good section land. Two minutes' walk from centre of city. 8at0n.—1659 acres Freehold; 10 acres in crops, 3 acres hops, and 2 acres orchard. ■ Good sheep and cattle country. Well watered.and subdivided. New 9 roomed house, also 6 roomed house in good order. Hop Kiln, Cowshed, Barn, etc. Easy term* can be arranged. F97 Brightwater.—Splendid Farm of 57 acres, freehold. Limestone ' formation. All ploughable, and mostly in crop. Subdivided into 10 paddocks, well watered and fenced. Eight-roomed house and all necessary farm buildings. One milej from school and 2 miles from railway. Price £1400. Wakefieid. —Splendid residential property, ', 4 large rooms, kitchen, scullery, etc., with 5 acres land. Stable,' loft, fowlhouses* etc. ]p r i<?e £560. Stanley Brook.—l 800 Acres, all cleared except about 70 acres bush: 500 acres excellent level land suitable for every description of crops, balance undulating and' low hills ; 11 acres in oats, 17 acres turnips. Carrying 1800 big sheep, 40 head cattle, and 12 horses. Good Broomed house, barn, implement shed, sheep yards, dip and large shearing shed. Thorpe.—slo Acres good sheep country; 350 acres felled and in grass. Well grassed and watered. Price £1600, or with 300 sheep £1800. Murchison.—74s Acres; 150 acres flat, balance undulating and low hills;' 350 acres grassed, balance in bush. Carry 300 sheep and 90 head of cattle. Nine-roomed house, 4-stall stable, barn, 8 bail cowshed with concrete floor. This is a splendid property, and h being offered at a low price as the owner has enlisted for the war. Price, £3600. Easy terras. TOWN PROPERTIES. Cambria Street.—s-roomod House; pantry, bathroom, copper, and tubs .• land 50ft x 170 ft. Price, £625. Fll2 Camb-ia Street.—s-roomed House; bathroom, wash-house, copper and tubs: land 51ft x 197 ft. Price, £550. JAM Bridge Street.—Business now carried on by Mr. John Gray as a secondhand dealer. Also six-roomed house, chop, stables, etc. Owner compelled to sell on account of illhealth. Immediate possession. Will lease premises to anyone taking over the business. \ Seymour Avenve. —New $-roomed house, beauttfuuy musned tiirou'gnout. Very warm anu sneitered position. C "~tv person. Laud 50 x 110 ft. Price, £050. Malta! Baftrt,—The splendid residential property belonging to Mrs. Hewson, containing 8 rooms, bathroom, wash-house, etc. Land 95 s I 230 ft. Price £1025. 'nelson. I I I