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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 33, 7 February 1913, Page 8

LAfTO AND I ESTATE AGENTS. | — ■ ■ j Cheap Properties j FOR SALE: 4 ACRES splendid land, with a 5-chain frontage to two streets. Eight-roomed dwelling. Six minutes' walk from Post Office. j The property, which is absolutely ' free from flood, is planted in assorted J fruit trees, walnut trees, tree pines, and other English trees. Windmill ; and tanks on stand. j This is absolutely one of the finest ! properties offering at the present ; time, and may be subdivided and improved to much advantage. PRICE: £950. Only a small capital required. Good terms arranged. 6 ACRES of first-class agricultural '• land having two frontages, and \ at present partially under crop. ,! Surveyed in £~acre sections. Admir- j ably 'adapted to closer settlement, i Well fenced. One side planted with \ willows. Only five minutes' walk j from town. PRICE: £200 per acre. TERMS: £150 deposit, and balance at 6 per cent. 4 ACHES of Land, new sis-roomed dwelling and conveniences, built of the best of timber, all necessary outbuildings. Admirably situated, close to Bowling Green. Planted in assorted friut trees, hedged, and surrounded by pines and walnut trees. Free from flood. PRICE: £1050. Small capital required. X ACRE, corner section, large seven2, roomed dwelling^ all conveniences. Grounds planted in assorted fruit trees, good vegetable garden, etc. Close proximity to Bowling Green. PRICE: £500. Terms. Ql ACRES of Land, large six-O-4 roomed dwelling, all conveniences, wash-house attached, and general outbuildings, stables, fowlhouses and runs, etc. Splendid property, just beyond Borough boundary. Low rates. Grounds j hedged, well kept, and planted in flower gardens, shrubs, etc. PRICE: £950. IKQ ACRES Freehold. Splendid .I OO agricultural ■ land, wellfenced, subdivided. Situated only a few miles from town. Buildings ' delude new six-roomed dwelling Sttx-^ with all modern con-1 veniences, stables, cowshed, trapsheds, etc. This in an ideal agricultural property, and yields heavy crops of barley, oats, peas, potatoes, etc. PRICE: £35 per acre. Good terms. A CHEAP FARM. *(\ ACRES .of first-class Land, $J\.J good locality, produces, splendid crops; buildings include 9-roomed dwelling, all convenienceSj stables, tra.p and chaff sheds, etc. This fine property is situated close to Blenheim, 3§ "miles from railway and township. PRICE: £50 per acre. Terms: £250 deposit, £250 in twelve, and the balance to remain oii mortgage for 5 years at 5 per cent. C. R» MURRAY &" Go. Box 134. 'Phone 270. Gerry & Co. 3 Auctioneers and GraAn Merchants Financiers Las^d and Estate Agents. "IJSTE have the following good T t investments, and recommend inquiry:— An Et@rna!S Lease. > GyQQrj ACRES, with a very low 4OD ( - rent, £37 ,7s■ 8d per annum. This country is now carrying 800 sheep, which are given in. With a very moderate outlay it can be made to run at least 2000, and is practically one-sheep-±o-the~acre land. It is within 7 miles of a railway station, and is a most desirable property. On the property is a large acreage of flat country, and some is already ploughed. Given in is a small freehold, together with residence, stable, sheds,., farm implements, cattle, horses, trap, and every required convenience for working. The price is very low; under £6000, and we cannot too strongly recommend an inspection of this "property. It is the cheapest offering' in New Zealand. For A NICE FARM, close to Blenheim, # withm 7 miles of a railway station. • ■ ■ 212 ACRES FREEHOLD. 430 ACRES L.I.P. Total Acreage,, 642 acres, subdivided intp 13 paddocks. The rent of the" L.I.P. is only £8 per annum, and good quality. 'Will run a sheep to the acre, j Of the Freehold, 70 acres in fine j agricultural land, and the whole of I it. is ploughable. Splendid improve- : ments. Residence., shearing shed, stable, granary, dip, ,and all modern j improvements. 111-health only reason or the present Cvv^or o2ering. A large proportion of capital can be arranged. Call and see us about this; it won't be open long, and we can show it to you any day. I j A SDarsdy Spec ■ ) «T>A-| O ACRES FREEHOLD, at iA=rfl/_l?i present carrying 1800 I sheep and 20 head cattle. Divided into three blocks, and numerous paddocks, and exceptionally well watered. On the property is a good six-roomed ■ house, stables, sheds. " The place will be given away with above stock, six : draught horses, and-all implements : generally required for working a farm. £4 5s per acre for the lot. Don't miss it. Get in early. ' tT^ 6 J** 530 have a *ew sections available of Mr James Law's fine farm at Tua Marina. Don't let these slip. We only want 25 per cent, deposit, ana will find yon all the rest of the money for 5 or 7-years. That shows our taith in it. This property is eertarn to show a big increase 'in value i betore your mortgage is due. Situated las it is within a *ong of two dairy j factories, it must go up in value, and l as it will grow anything—now is your ; opportunity. ! CORRY & CO., j High St., Blenheim.