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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2200, 13 July 1914, Page 10

Wo recently received a sample case of apples grown at Korcre, in tho Motupiko Valley, Nelson, by Mr. E. L. Nowport. Wo are informed that the land ■is of good quality; that it grows cereals and root crops well. -It is of a olayish and, in' parts, a loamy nature, and apples, peaches, plums', /and ill tho small. fruits—raspberries, etc., flourish and hear heavily. One or two settlers are planting a few acres at-a time, and have .trees from three to five years'old which will bear inspection well. From Koliatu railway station,, which; is . tho outlet, for a distance .of seventeen miles .up the Motupiko Valley, thore are splendid Hats and -terraces, backed up by low bills, carrying sheep. \ The roads are extremely good, and practically level, rind before long this will probably be a tourist route through the Wairau to Blenheim. ' Kohatu is 'thirty-two miles by rail to Nelson, where fruit is loaded direct on to the Home liner, and.tho freight . compares favourably with steamer freights from .Motuoka; Tho apples wo received were of excellent quality. ."For this relief, much thanks!"' Hamlet's .words express the feeliiigsof the many thousands who have tested ."NAZOL." All agree that "NAZOL" is "the Best cough and cold remedy in the Dominion," Get a bottle TO-DAY,-Advt.