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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 302, 18 December 1912, Page 3

PROPERTIES FOB ftAJUB. tBSTABLISHES 1853.] ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. rpHB -{^ArMAEKET. -*■ ALBERT STBEET. . j 'Phone 2fi, ,■£ . i L:J rpHB ■pBMUBBA QALEYABDS "p* STATE rpHE TJEMCEEA QALEYARDS TESTATE AND gCCSXAKDS TESTATE, /"VTAHTJHTJ. TJUCKLANDS TESTATES, QTAHUHU. WILL BE OFFERED AT ATTCTTON. "CTOEDAY, T-\ECEMBEK -I O AT U A.M. . CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, SWAN SON STEEET. Plans on Application, I CAN SELL. /-I REBN TTITHE. £300 C ASa ■1 f\ ACRES, all fenced and subdivided into J-" seven paddocks; splendid shelter of pUie trees, shelter hedges in every paddock: 1 acre vines, full bearing (fourth year), 4 acres fruit trees, including apples, peaches, etc.; three paddocJcs tile drained; all lies well to the sun, and splendidl.v sheltered. House three rooms, and fruit s&ed, 20ft x Situated five minutes from the ' n-Jiarf Steamer leaves Auckland dally. This is n rare opportunity of securing a"n Ideal fruit and poultry farm, very near Auckland, and beautifully situated. One of the finest places near Auckiajid for fmltrrtwing. PRICE, £750 THE LOT. CASH, 1300; balance very easy terms. (No. 150) LOUIS LEWIS, ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, VICTORIA STREET EAST. _—————— ———_______„ BIRKENKEAD. CASII -—4l Acres Land, fenced; 40 ™ uu choice fruit trees-, 40 grape vines; balance cleared; neat Cottage, 3 rooms bathroom, (scullery; toolshed; washhouse \vith copper and tubs; close to beach, Price,. /""UTY, €A.X(\— BOAJIDIN'GHOrjSK, 21 rooms, °~- r " , -' well furnished throughout; twu bathrooms; but and cold water; all furniture is in splendid order und almost new; lease over 4 years to run at 80/ week. This is a genuine paying concern, and the owner has good reasons lor selling. ■pONSOXBY. I? Kβ CASn. —Neat Verandah Cottage, 4 rooms, bathroom, scullery ■washhouse, with copper built In; level allotment, 40 x 101): elevated position; bandy to train. Price. £400. TOM HADFIELD AND SONS. MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS. 64, QTJEBN STREET. BOMBAY BARGAIN. FOR ABSOLUTE URGENT SALE. EAST TERMS. O(V7 ACRES FREEHOLD, rich volcanic *>*•!* land; a highly improved dairy farm; splendidly fenced. 10 paddocks; 8 acres oats and potatoes, 8 acres fallow, 20 acres rough feed, balance In good English grasses; grand orchard, garden, and lawns; fine Homestead, S rooms; pantry, scollery. bathroom; washhouse, fixed copper and tubs (water laid on PRICE £16 PER ACRE. MUST BE URGENT SAXX. OUR REPORT.—Owner has genuine and urgent reasons for the sacrifice of his farm. Land near by, in a small area, sold recently at £75 per acre. SituiTtod on the sunny side of Bombay, and has glorious views. Handy to all markets and railway station; creamery only a few chains' distance. Splendid potato growing and cropping land, and carrying 70 head now; could easily milk 60 cows. Any persons looking for farm land will he wise to inspect, as we are confident this is better than we can explain. Personally inspected and faithfully described. For further information call on TYLDEN AND SPIERS, 95, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Or at our Branch Offices, PnkeUohe and Papnkura. FIRST-CLASS SHEEP AND CATTLE FARM of 400 ACRES, close to townBhip of Helensville; all in grass except few acres shelter bnsh; about 100 acres nat is splendid dairying land, the balance is undulating; subdivided into 10 sheep-proof paddocks, all well watered and free from weeds; now carrying 800 sh«ep, 650 lambs nud CO head ywong cattle, but will easily carry four sheep to the acre; buildings comprise substantially-built eight-roomed House with all modern conveniences; sheepshearing shed fitted with shearing machinery: stable, sheep yards, etc. This is a really choice property, and, being practically within the township, has a (treat prospective valne. Good reasons for selling. PRICE, only £12 per acre. Terms OACi ACRES FREEHOLD — CHOICE &±yj FARM—a> miles from city, one mile f.'om railway station, two road frontages; subdivided into 1.1 paddocks by good puriri post and wire fences and gates; well watered by permanent creeks, springs' and welt; 150 acres; grass. 18 acires crop, 32 acres valuable puriri shelter bush; soil semi-vol-canic to rich volcanic; carrying capacity now—i>o milkers, besides young stock and horses; good orchard. Eight-roomed House and all conveniences; outbuildings comprise IG-bail cowshed and yards, concreted, 4-stall utiible and loft implement-shed, ohaff and engine room, etc. Price. £22 per ncre; terms J, J. MAOKY, EMPIE2 BUILDINGS, BWAKSOS £T.