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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 17 January 1931, Page 12

FOR SALE f XHE EOCKS: Beautiful property in the Estate late J. W. Brown, 8roomed Dwelling with every convenience. Motor shed, £-acre land. Magnificent view . F. 71.XTOPE: 20 acres land suitable: for AJL early crops. Dwelling, Stable, Packing-shed, Store-room, etc. Price £ISOO. £3OO cash required, ' F. 70. W E ?L. COAST HOTEL: Popular tourist house. 30 rooms in addition to staff" quarters. Full particulars on application. F. & D. EDWARDS, LTD. F. W. GREENSLADE ESTATE AGENT, Norwich Chambers, Telephone 106. TUI OR SALE, Bungalow of 5 rooms with every modern convenience. Large section, well laid out. Government mortgage at 4| per cent. Price £1450. Ownter leaving district. 050 DEPOSIT: 4-roomed Bungalow with sleeping porch and scullery. All iconveniences, including built-in wardrobes and cupboards. Handy situation. Good buying at £985, with easy weekly payments. SALE or Exchange for 4 or 5- . . roomed Bungalow. Attractive Hoifte of 8 rooms, in splendid order throughout. Every modern'convenience installed. Section 75 by 100. Motor garage and' woodshed. Situated in good locality; handy to town. Price £I6OO. Easy finance cap be arranged. TCIREEHOLD Farm Property, comprising 75 acres rich Waimea Flats. 6-roomed Dwelling and all necessary outbuildings. At present 12 acres are in wheat, 12 in oats, 9 in barley, balance in grass and clover. Would milk 45-50 cows. Good water supply. Owner compelled to sell owing to ill-health. Price and further particulars on application. e. McPherson & co. HARDY STREET. Phone 1107 and 569. X>ROUGHAM-ST.: New modern bun- -*-* galow of 4 large rooms. This very attractive home is fitted with every possible convenience; £-acre section tastefully laid out in lawns and gardens. Sunny, sheltered situation with pleasant surroundings. Reduced price for immediate sale. Large Government mortgage. TWTEAR CATHEDRAL: Sound house of s'rms. and conveniences. Sunny situation. Good value £650. Small deposit, balance as rent. EiRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY c BUSINESS to lease £3 week. Well situated. Good turnover. BOARDINGHOUSE, accommodating 17 gents. Select locality. One minute Town. Goodwill and contents onlv. Leasehold. Of ANDY PORT: Good house 5 rms. T--*L w ith electric light and conveniences ; i-acre section. Harbour view. Price only £475. Very, easy■ terms. •OOARDINGHOUSE 11 rms. with all r'fSnvpnip'npp!: conveniences, to lease £2 week ; 3J acres rich land in garden and poultry farm. T^TAKATU: House 4 rms. and 3 acres* £OJU. 6 ACRES of ploughable land in pasture. ' Sound house. 4 rms. and outbuildings. A gift at £750. Large Government Mortgage. v U 6 Acres Freehold, Hope foothills, 2 T- acres flat, balance undulating;, 5 acres under cultivation, balance grass. 2500 tomatoes in and plantation of 1000 9-year-old Pinus Insignia trees. Subdivided into 6 paddocks, watered by wells and stream. Buildings comprise good residence of 5 rms. and numerous outbuildings. Price £IOSO. Terms arranged. Government Mortgage. . /J 0 Acres First Class Land, situate Brightwater, practically all in.grass. Well subdivided and watered. Good residence and outbuildings. Few minutes from Railway, P. 0., School, Stores, etc. Price £2OOO. Very easy terms. 1 Further particulars from — F. G. TWISS, Land Agent, 100 Trafalgar Street. PATENT IT TO-DAY AND MAKE SURE'OF IT ' There is no day like to-day, no time le the present in which to patent that ventiOn of yours. Take immediate acDn else others may forestall you.' Conilb us confidentially.' Henry Hughes, id. (Directors, W. E. Hughes and J. T. unter), Registered Patent Attorneys, 4-217 D.I.C. Building. Wellington. >cal Agents: W. Rout an 1 Sons, Ltd., ardy street.

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