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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 204, 29 August 1910, Page 3

PROPERTY FOR SALT. ■ X?KA—EPSOM, Third Section—House, 6 ' wiW rooms, all conveniences; good ten--1 ant; level allotment, 100 x 160. Room for another house. £800. Terms.—MooreJones, Hobson Buildings, next G.P.O. EPSOM, close to Bowling Green. — Perfectly level allotment, 66 x 132; can be secured for 62/ C per foot.— 2. G. Culpan, Dominion Chambers, below Smeeton's. 164 4?"|9 PER ACRE — 115 acres, at Walton. o~>±**J all in grass, fenced, subdivided and drained, or owner would exchange. — J. E. HAI'MAN, Land Agent, 23, City Chambers. M 1 E DE *-£6BO. "EXCEEDINGLY Nice Home of 6 rooms; •" all modern conveniences; section, 50ft by 150 ft, laid out in garden and lawns; within 2d section. Easy terms if desired. C7/4S) •DARNELL. PRACTICALLY New 2-storeyed Residence; modern architecture and tiled roof; large freehold secCoii; situated close to trams. There is not a better property than this offering in the district; anyone requiring an absolutely up-to-date home cannot do better than inspect it. (607) TTERNE IDAY. LARGE 6-roomed Residence; section, S6ft by 127 to 147 ft, well laid out in garden, lawns, etc.; paths all tarred and sanded; situated close to trams. Can be purchased at reasonable figure. (2/21) £50 DBP °src VS7ILL secure a comfortable little Home VY O £ 6 roomeana all conveniences in the Eden Terrace district, within 3 minutes from car stop. (SA/12) pITY "pROPERTY—HOBSON-ST. SECTION, 28 x 100 ft. with a 2-storeyea Building erected tnereon, used as shop and warehouse; returning 7 per cent opon the price asked, £2500. I have numerous other City Properties for sale. CHAELES J. OWEN, Onion Bank Bnildincs, CORNER QUEEN AND VICTORIA STSI gilt TXTHITE AXD /^O., AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS, ■ 'Phone 2775. 15, VULCAN-LANE. "PTT.T.IAKD SALOON, running four J-* tables, in splendid order; 3J years' lease. Low rent. Centre of City. Good business. No encumbrance. Price low to effect quick sale. Owner must leave for Australia soon on business. TTNION-ST.—Sectton 30 x 200. 7-roomed *-" House. All conveniences. Splendid city home. Harbour view. Price £923. Terms. F CENTRE OF ClTY—Three- Shops and Offices. Splendid speculation. £3,500. Terms. jD QAA OR OFFER—MT. EDEN—Section cwOUV as i 133; 6-roomed House, modern, all conveniences; good high position. Terms easy. X?KA DEPOSIT—WARD TERRACE, off 3~O\J Kingsland-rd.—Section 40 x 106; 6-roomed House, all convs.; practically new; high up, volcanic soil; balance easy. A VONDALE pROPERTXES. "VTEW VILLA, 5 rooms, well finished; XX bathroom, wash-house, tubs, etc.; nice level section; one minute from station. i6l; £450 TSUILDJNG SECTIONS, within 5 irinutes. - 1 -* o£ station, up to i-acre. (stt) fooat £75 xo £100 Al/. ACRES, lj mile from station; well */* sheltered laud, suitable for fruit and poultry. Nice position for house. '-^\C\ TTOUSE, 5 ROOMS, Q3/ ACRE3—A Cosy and Pictnresqne " /■* Property, subdivided into 3 Sections, part in orchard; extensive viewe. Delightful place for a summer residence. 155> £575 QRCHARD JpBOPERTY 1 K ACRES^—IO acres freehold, 5 acres J-t> leasehold, 5 acres fruit, balance grass. Splendid place for fruit-growing. (54) rp t> £bUU 12, HIS MAJESTY'S ARCADE, QUEEN-ST. WENZL SCHOLIiUM^ M VST B E S oltt OFFERS WASTED. 14:7 A< - titaO ' I^ l l> J improved. £330. CJStf —<- - RES, HelensTille Line. £600. 741 k ACRES, near Wharf, 0 miles railway. • rxxf Js-rocmed House iola age iina uivaud soie reason seiilug). £iAX). £2uii down, baiance 5 per cent. (M) 1 Ai \ AK-'tt-KS, river Hats, 0-roomed Hoiise, 100 sheep, 13 cattle, i hoi-ses, buggy, plough, harronß, harness, furnitnre, organ, etc, etc., going concern; gift £610. (S»J) O"! A ACHJirS — GoTeriinient valuatiun, Z '- L ' ± £225. Price £2tiO. Adjoining land sold at £10 per acre. AS7U) 4-fv4- A< - ,K£6 > EJiies North Auckland, on -*-\r±: rtver, handy to sea; lovely Hoase. 12 acres splendid orchard. Only £5 per acre. (G7») jp HOUSB, very convenient ca> lO+iO indeed; volcanic soil. £75 cash, balance arranged. £"71 A—NEAR. CHT. EO>DN BOWLING I -LU g-BEBN—Very good large 6roomed House. £150 down, balance arranged O-j 9A— CITY BOARDING-HOUSE, 16 3J±-6\J rooms. Rent only 35/. raoprn—ClTY BOARDINGHOUSE, 20----3J£*J\J rooms. Rent only £2 5/. O-|ASA — cSYMONI>S-ST. — Boarding3wXl/t3U house. None better. Terms. jn. -t (Tjrv _ STATIONERY BUSINESS. diiJ-01/ Eistra good living rooms. jQ -i rr^r —SYJIONDS-ST. —Fruiterer's, nice si-L 1 O livics rooms. 'IMAKE KNOWN YOUR. WANTS." WENZL SCHOLLUM 13 and 20 Royal Insurance Eldg'-, (Next Town Clockj, QUEEN gT., A UCKLAND. ■Phone 1360. Telegraphic Address: "Scholium, Auckland-" PAUL HAis & CO., ; "OEAL TESTATE A GENTS, j "jV/TUTUAL T IFE "DUILDINGS. ' 64, Q UEEN S- t"SyAGNIFICENT FOB : j -t rr-i n acres fubbhold, £9 10/ pek : J- ' -L-J ACRE. —Over f2OOO a year to be . made off property; nearly all been plonghtd and laid down in best English grasses, carry- ' ing about 3000 sheep and cattle. Would cut np into dairy farms. Creameries started. Land a.ll round has sold for more money, . but owing to Illness in family the owner had decided to sell. Either as an investment or for anyone requiring a really high-class property, it could not be surpassed. Tnc return from wool and lambs alone for 190y was £1750. Close to P. 0., School, Creamery and Rail. HIGH CLASS DAIRY FARM. 236 Acres, 200 a. in best English grasses, balance in rough feed and tl-tree, which is mostly felled. Carry SO to 100 cows. Creamery, Flax Mil!, School, P. 0.. Store. Blacksmith's, ■ Church and Timber Mill adjoining property. • Ail the land flat and fairly clear, Ist class land, heavy. Land adjoining selling from £20 to £25 per acre; selling j-acre sections < at £20. Township springing up. Will take £1G per acre to effect speedy sale. Railway Station in front or property. PONSONBY— £141)0.—Waterside and close to tram, an S-roonied House; pantry, scnilery and store-room, califont, etc. This Is a i>tfojw?rty. :~tu!(lincr. in beautiful grounds, which could ho made one of the prettiest • places in I'onsonby by spending a small sum on Dense .Tnd sroojuJs; the sec-tion is 10S i j 277; the house was built under architect's c snperr'sion. Dt-t.'.'-liPil nir.a's room, with « gas: workshop under house; good fruit trees. Ampe rofwn to bnild a large hoase fronting the road, if desired. T>AItNELL— £650—Two 4-rcoa:ed Cottages. - X. scullery and wasahouse; pt. w.c; sec- f rion 73 x 00. This is a rcaily good invesi- - nient. freehold proprrty being very scarce in this subirr!;. V.'ould sell one cottage if desired. PAUL HAJMSEN & CO.f P. M. HANSEN.] lA. CLARK. I