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Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14546, 26 October 1917, Page 8

Lani and i^tut® Agents, ' Trafalgar Street, llelson. OOUNTRY PROPERTIES. \ 444 Acres, carrying 500 sheep, 20 to I 30 head cattle, besides horses. Now 5-rbomed house and farm buildings. F126 1000 Acres.—ss7 acres flat and 443 acres hilly. ."Railway runs through property. Subdivided into 20 paddocks ; well fenced and watered. Seven-roomed house, pantry, bathroom, dairy. Farm buildings consist of woolshed, shearing shed, stables, etc. Carrying 600 ewes, 175 ewe hoggets, etc.,. 16 head of cattle and 4 horses. Part of the land is in crops. F126 1800 Acres, carrying 2000 sheep; 500 acres level land, which will grow all kinds of crops. This property will easily carry I-*- sheep to the acre. Seven-roomed house, woolsned, shearing shed, yards, dip, stables, shed, shearing &hed, yards, dip, stables, etc. Five miles from railway.

Motueka.—First class bbardinghouse containing 18 rooms, bathroom! washhouse, etc., li. and c. water service. One acre land. Doing a . splendid business. For sale' as i. going concern. Very low price and easy terms. Puramahoi.—lso acres, with newly erected dwelling, stable, cowshed, barn, etc.. Well watered, fenced, and subdivided. Close to factory and sctool. Price £14 per acre. F124 Takaka.— 153 acres, subdivided into 18 paddocks; Well watered and fenced. Good 8-roomed- house and modern dairying plant. First-class herd of 20 cows in full profit cr 0 with the property. Price £2550. Wangapeka.—s4o acres first-class sheep country Good whare and sheep yards. Close to railway and Tapawera saleyards. Price £5 per acre. F f 9^ Stoke—ldeal residential property belonging to Mrs. Salisbury, 9* acres, with modern 7-roomed house, scullery, bathroom, h. and c. water and every passible convenience, btables, coachhouse, etc. Excellent water supply.- House is situated on a terrace' and has a magnificent outlook over the bay and country. " Lower Moutere.— 50 acres first class land, practically all level: 8 acres orchard full bearing. Well watered, fenced and subdivided. Good 5-roomed house and outbuildings. Close to school and 3} miles from wharf. Will sell on very easy terms- or exchange for city property, or will lease to a competent farmer. >? Takaka—l46 acres sheep and cattle country, as a, going concern, with 6 cows, t 200 sheep, 3 draught nor&es, farm implements, furniture, etc. Sis-roomed house, 3roomed cottage and farm implements. Easy terms. F122 Four Miles from Rail way—l6o acres splendid dairy country; cream cart cails j 7-roomed hou.se and all farm buildings. Price £20 per acre, including 10 dairy cows. Present stock carried 300 sheep and 7 cows. Very easy terms to a suitable man. Fl3? Sheep. Run—looo acres good sheep country; 150 acres flat, balance hilly; 10 acres orchard in bearing. Large brick house, practically new. Opposite railway station. * Price £4 per acre. F94 Upper Moutere—s4 acres; 1J acres hops, 5 acres 2-year-old apples', balance grass. Six-roomed house barn and stable. Well fenced and watered. Price £1500. Easy terms. Fl2l Rlwaka.—32 acres of the richest land in Riwarca. Practically all flat and ploughable; 7* acres hope 1 acre raspberries and 6 acres 3-year-old orchard. New 6-roomed house, stable, hop kiln, etc. This is a fine property, and is being ottered at a low price on easy terms. Will sell separately 9 acres •with 6 acres orchard. F63 Stoke—Mr. Charles Martin's property containing about 160 acres rich flat land, suitable for dairying, cropping or or .hard grov/ing. Will sell eithor as a whole or in blocks to suit purchasers at prices rangin~ from £35 per acre. This is the chea!f>est land offering in Stoke and should sell readily at the priced *sked. Plans on application.

TOWN PROPERTIES. Bronte Street.— Good building section, 00 x 100 ft. Price only £3 .per foot. " Fl2o Brook Street.— Nice, compact concrete cottage property. M ve rooms. ! bath, copper, tubs, sink. Gas laid on.. Price £340. jfj^' Six-roomect House, with 3 acres excellent land, having irontags, to tuw streets. Five good glasshouses in tomatoes and grapes. Purchaser • would get advantage of tliiy season's crop. FlL'O Wellington. Terraca.— 7-roomcd We i^f^f-' tubs > efcc- Land 75 x 150 ft. Price £385 mos 80 x 130 ft. Price £475. Exceptionally easy terms. F125 Halifax Street (near Post Office) —Fm» residential property; 8 rooms, scul--1 **/ b^l h. ro? m ' etc- Good section land. This is a fine property, and is being offered at a very low price. 1 K ontj and Shelbourne Streets—The fine residential property occupied by Mr. Collier. House contains 7 rooms, large bathroom, washhouse, copper, tubs etc. Land 74 x 100 ft. Fl^i Wolfe Street.-5-roomed house, washhouse copper and tubs, drainage, etc Over J-acre land planted in apples. Price £475. The Wood.-6-roomed house, copper, tubs and drainage. Splendid section land, well laid out. Frontage to two streets. Price £675. Shakespeare Walk—Large 14-roomed house, known.as "Wilden Lodge " Uou 1 5, 6 ls,in excellent order, and would make a good boardinghouse. *or sale or to let. Price very low as owner leaving Nelson. Immediate possession. jt^ 1 Ma? Chy — 12 «c«s land About 6 acres level, balance good hiMB m grass. This property has about 500 f- frontage to main road, and would cut up into valuable building sections ; ' 6-roomed house, stable, barn, cowshed, etc., 2 glasshouses 50, x 21ft and 75 x 21 ft, for tomatoes and cucumbers. Also I acre orchard in full hearing. Pnce£looo. - Pl 2/)