The National tribune., 1906-11-15

and half miles from bay; 3 miles from
Manatee; less than mile from r. r.
switch; It's large orange trees produo-,
| ing 500 boxes a year: space for large
increase in number of trees; rich gar
den land on place; living water; 81, ,70o,i
on terms. II
No. 60. Several 5-acre tracts rich
hammock land, good for fruit and vegas
| ia bles; location good: vegetables growRi
profitably among trees for first to 81
| years, which cannot be done safely for!
| trees on some lands; per acre, $50 To-
$3.50. az
Nd. 81. On Braiden River, with wi6Ai
river protecting it from frost, 15 acrssti
5-roOm house, barn, etc; $50 trees-4
grapefruit. orange and lemon-in beaffi
ing; one mango tree (from which $30l
worth Of fruit was sold last crop)s'
about 1000 nursery trees and numher
of tropical fruit trees. Fish and oyss
| ters in the waters that are conveyed
with the land: S2,758.
| No. 62. Near station, etc: 10 acreS
| first-cass land; 100 budded choice va
rieties citrus trees. so bearing, S-room
house, barn, etc: $1,000.
No. SO. Bargain none will beat;
acres in Manatee; :; acres in rich gar
den land acres fine orange land; 2QQ
| large bearing trees some of which yield
25 boxes at one picking; $4,000. y
No. 81. Nice home place one mile
from Manatee; 50 acres; 500 bearing
:
No. 65. Near station; 13 acres; B
| acres in orange trees in bearing: 8
acres just coming to fruit-grapefruit,
tangerines, etc.; 3 acres fine garden
land: good neighborhood; $1,000
| No. &c. Near station, etc; 10 acres
| first-class land; 500 trees, of which so
are grapefruit and SO tangerines, all in
bearing; several thousand pineapples,
| bananas and other tropic fruits; large
house; $4,000.
No 81. Near Oneco. 20 acres good
hammock land; well drained by creek
through 1t; 500 bearing trees; over 500
boxes of grapefruit and about 100 boxes
oranges picked from these trees last
| year; $4,000.
No. IS. Small tracts of the famous
Ellenton hammock lands near the
| County-seat but opposite side of river;
! first-class orange and garden land. Low
, prices for such rich lands.
| No. 50. Tracts of acres in the noted
| old Fair Oaks hammock lands Before
| the war this was cane piantatlon.
now, except where recleared, 1t is a
| wilderness Of palm, live oak, pecan.
hickory, etc, with no appearance of
ever having been cultivated. Nowhere
in the world, perhaps. is there moro
beautiful forest, more magnificent
natural park. Nowhere in the world
is there richer fruit and garden land,
1t has recently been acquired by North-i
ern men and subdivided into small
tracts, sold at S150 an acre. Here one,
for $3.50, can buy land that will yield
him more in crops of garden and grove
than he can wiring or coax from farm
IF 100 acres in any other State and with
Ear less toll Two creeks run through
It and several of these tracts can be
~eached by rowbOat or launch.
No. 20. Pine timber land; $1,000
acres; will cut $500 to acre; 40 tur-
pentine boxes to acre: S4.25 per acre.
No. H. Pine and cypress land; 100,-
600 acres; estimated at 4O0. 100000 feet
of pine and 800. 100000 feet cypress;
water transportation: IS acre.
No 72. Pine and cypress land; 40o,.
600 acres; about 5000 feet and 35
boxes to acre; S3.75 acre.
No. 73. Round pine; 1000 feet to
acre; 125,0OO acres; $3.75 per acre.