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Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 58, 9 March 1889, Page 3

For Sale. **■ o■JD » -Jt_ \J SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT. ELLERSLTE—Handsome Residence of S rooms, washiiouse with copper, stable and outhouses, about 2 acres of splendid land, subdivided and laid out in garden, lawn. For absolute and immediate sale by tho mortgacoo ; price, only £5715. 30il MOUxVTALBERT-Grand Residential Site of over 3 acres splendid land, all in garden all cl orchard in fuil bearing ; never-failing supply of water; near residence of J. M. Alexander, Esq. Price, only £560. 3010 EPSOM, DERBY-STREET —Nice Verandah House ot; 6 rooms, with washhouse, dairy, stable, buggy house, etc,,etc.; large allotment. Price, only £320. 2086 ALBERT-STREET—Valuable City Freehold, consisting of grand Building Site of 85ft frontage to Albert-street; together with 5 Cottages erected thereon, all let well; situated near V.M.C.A. Buildings; grand Business Site ; of great proepce ii ye value.- Price for immediate sale, only .'it,u'o, 1769 EAST TAMAKI - Splendid Suburban Farm of 86 acres of first-class land, in grass and crops; a never-failing stream of water running through tho properly. _• first-class, little farmfsituated nboutl4 miles from town 2003 TURANGA CREEK,-18 miles from Auckland byroad or stemncr—Compact little Farm of 131 acres and Cottage, etc. ; water frontage; only £350. 3013 And others on application to D. F. EVANS & CO., Auctioneers and Land Agents. nnO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS. JL WINE TjISTATB JL 1 JL_ OF 4,000 ACRES, ABOUT 50 MILES FROM AUCKLAND. TO BE SOLD A BARGAIN. This choice Property is suitable either for a Run or for cutting up into Small Farms. The land is good, mostly fit for cropping, and the whole suitable for grazing, The siUiation is close to Wangapo Lako, being only 6 miles from the Railway Station, 6 miles from the Waikato River. The Property 13 of easy access by land or water. Tho soil is excellent, being all level or undulating. No broken country in tho block— 500 acres in good, mixed, useful bush, and the remainder open fern and flax land. There is a Government road which leads past the property on the way from Churchill to Raglan. Tho Property in beautifully .situated, and is watered by numerous and never-failing creeks of purest fresh water, which form a natura fence on one sido, bcinga miloin extent, leading to Wangapo Lake, and 4 miles leading to the Waikato River, and all navigable tor punt or steam launch. This lake, which lies adfacent to the property. Is a magnificent and picturesque sheet of clear water, and very deep. There i 3 a splendid quarry of excellent limestone for building'purposes, and similar to the Oamar v atone, which greatly enhances the value of the estate. A good title to tho property. Tho district around has been settled for many years. For price and further particulars, apply to MANAGER. Stab Office. In op, • '<$" Vac, NEW CLOVERS';. & • \' \ ITALIAN liy&^RAS^ \ \. \ Y-VV iC/j \,- \ PERENNIAL TC&J3 GSAET^ \ <; .; ■ \ COCKSFOOT \r\\^lv: . EONEDUST, Etc. *V>L> /■ ■/ WILLIAM GUNSON AND Co., SEED, GRAIN, & PRODUCE IIERCHANTS, AUOKtAKD. p/btraoKsStJ -•"'|s:;"aß6o^ '^TE HAVE FOR g^LEH Rod and Bar Iron, Wire Nails .FcDyijip,- B.irhojt Wire. Roofing Iroa gawhw.-jightP, Uuclrcie, Tuba Springs &ud Patent Axles Coarse aud Fine Sn't 110 h.p. nominal Portable Engine, hj1 Wauio and Stover.3, with duplicate wearing parts Hoisting EntfLaes, from 3 to 5 h.p., willsrevorsing gear Goods to arrive per ship Dova and s.s. Wariros and othci-s. GROOM, BUTCHER, & Co,, FORT-STREET. ?SLEPHONJI i 2114 TT AVING LEASED a LARGE PORTION" OF THR ORAKEI ESTATE, We aro prepared to take HORSES & CATTLE TO GRAZE at low rateo. Good feed and plenty of water. Every care no responsibility. PULLAN, ARMITAGE, & Co. ITSOR LEASE, at Epsom; 10 Acres and 7.E 1 roomed Kouae.-Apply A. Morton, 177, Queen-street. ■' • / "iniOß SALE, improved Farm, 140 acres, .._ fenced; 80 acres of it in grass and crossed fenced, 4-roomed house and out-houses, water frontage to tho Hunua River, great part of tho land volcanic soil, three-quarters of a mile from the Hunua Falls and near to a coal mine. Will bo sold a bargain.—Win. Adams, Greystreje^ , imOR SALE by Tender, until 5 p.m. on JD Monday, March IX, the newly-built Villa now in my occupation; large allotment, line view, and' healthy situation; gas and water. Tho highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.—C. Lloyd, Portland-street. Parnell. TTfOR SALE AT ELLE.RSLIE, _j A well-built Residence of 6 rooms and outbuildings (consisting of wash-house, stablo, etc.), with about 2 acrus of land planted with fruit and ornamental trees; situated within about' 3 minutes' wa'ik of Ellerslie railway station. Price moderate and terms easy.— Robt. .T. McFarland luid Son, Land Agents and Surveyors, Qiieon-gtrept. next. " Herald "Olfice. T~AND FOR SA£L_ ON DEFERRED __ PAYMENTS. ■ Farms, near Hciifterson, varying from 3 to 20 acres, at £4 per acre. To Bona-fido Occupiers, the whole of t he Purchase Money can remain at 6 por cent. TAlay _be paid off by instal.: ments at any time -within 10 years.—Apply to \V. Aitkcn, Shortlund-street. OR IMMEDJ.ATE SALE at a very low price, and tej.-ms easy, compact little Farm of 40 acres good la aid, partly fenced and otherwise improved; ;i 6-roomed House and w flno stream of water through the property ; only 3i miles from raihvay station, and 11 frbm town— Apply to John Scippet, House and_and Agent, 8, Queen-street. "IjiOß SALE (cheap), compact little Farm JBJ of SO acres, good land, with water frontage; all fenced, and. part in grass ; a good 5-roomed Cottage, cow-sheds, and stable ; well adapted for a Dairy Farm, bein,j only 6 miles from Queen-street , Wharf .—Apply to John Soppet, House and Land_Agent,_B, Queen-street. TCnOR SALE, "really good Dairy Farm, 177 Jj acres, woll fenced and divided into paddocks, fine stream of water running through ; a good Dwelling-house and large buildings, etc.; only 13 miles from town, and close to railway (station. Price low, and terms easy.—Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agent, 8, Queenstreet. ■' ' ORCHARD for Sale, at Birkenhead, with 2,000 fruit-bearing trees, free from codlin moth. ■ The trees are now heavily laden with a valuable crop ol' fruit,—Ewiugton aud Baker, Land Agents,