PROPERTIES TOR SALE. HILLARY AND BAXTER. GOOD RICCARTON PROPERTY, 6 KUu-do „I\_> J-A*_l_i. . _L'A-\l' b_Gj.iU-S. J J?"f-J >JA— T—ib is a fo-ooa _mily House of J*-1~1-O\J e ro.)ius, i-i-sWrod a.«* moely pu-tucu, c-ectric hgiit, gas lor cockiu b r , good6iiiia rooiua. uiee-i/ paiicUcd hall, iua»6ive mantels a-a'd gcod grated, leauu-jhls lo entrance and t,ood hot wator &irvica to both basin aud sink, every convenience, 'iuis is .''Ui a Bua o 'aio.v, but in many rcspecis it is fcUi'EKiUxt to many ] ' of the Buugaio.vd otfered tor sale. The ■ section is a ruii J-acio, facing north, and is ', in good garden, sued, asphalt paths, etc — \ ' £1150. ; HILLARY and BAXTER. ; U.uUD VALL'ji I>' THE Clli. ' 9 ROOMS. NKAIi LATIMER SQUARE. | , J?1 A—SITUATE iu tto very best part ; mICUU 0 f tho City, within 3 minutes' i walk of the centre. We have this exeep- ;'. ticnally well-built and substantial House of : 1 9 rooms, plastered and papered, lift etud, , I lcadlight3 to front entrance, good hot water j ' service to bath, basin, and sink, every modern . convenience, sunny verandah, j-acre eectiou, in lawn and garden, -asphalt paths, etc. Tho House could not bo built for anything like the price asked for the whole property, but , tho owner is OUT to sell, and will accept the best o2er—£!Sso. HILLARY and BAXTER. ', merivale" bargain] " : 5 rooms and every convenience, handy to car. almost immediate possession. -£~|lJ_ A—PROPERTY in this favourite . locality is hard to get, and this i . place won t be many days on tho market. Within 3 minutes of the tram, and in one of the best streets, you have nothing moro to , desire in the way of position. The House is well built, and well arranged. There a'ro 5 good rooms, plastered and papered, lead- . lights in fiont entrance, verandah front and back, electric light, ga3 for cooking, wardrobes and cupboards built in, 4 fires, tile grates and hearths, good bathroom, with porcelain bath and basin, h. and c. service, h.p. and main ecwer, handy section, in garden, asphalt paths, workshop, etc.—£ll4o. HILLARY and BAXTER. _ COMPLETE BUNGALOW, IN ST. ALBANS. HANDY TO 2d CAR. r*-| -j AA—- YOU can got almost immediate oW-L-LUv/ possession of this handy little property, which is complete in every detail. There are 5 nice rooms, plastered and papored. electrio light throughout, gas cooker, first-class grates and mantels, wardrobe, linen press and cupboards built in, pantry, scullery and sink, w.h., copper and tubs, sunny verandah, large bathroom, with porcelain bath and basin, over J-acre, in garden, lawn, etc., handv workshoc—£lloo. HILLAHYjand BAXTER. i-ACRE AMD BUNGALOW, AT RICCARTON. MOTOR GARAGE. f*-! 0_A —THIS is a very attractive and *^£" ' clean littlo place, and in apple-pie order. Tho House, which has a tiled roof, has 4 good rooms and large 6cullery, plastered and papered, pretty grates and mantels, electric lisht, gas cooker, h.. and c to bath, basin, and sink, wardrobe, linen press and cupboards built in, shclt3red sunny verandah. The section, containing J-acrc, is a beauty, and is well laid out in attractive i garden, concrete paths, lawns, orchard, fullsized, motor shed. If you want a nice bright little home, in pleasant surroundings, inspect this. HILLARY and BAXTER, H5252-533 178 Manchester street. ' R. U. HARDEN. E. V. HARDEN. LAND AGENT, 8 Cornrtenay place and 172 Featherston street, ■ WELLINGTON. i NORTH ISLAND FARMS. 4f)A ACRES, Forty Mile Bush—All in - t V'-' grass and ploughable when improved; £0 acrea rich river silt; all been heavy bush country. Large quantity of fire- ' wood on property, which would show big re- ' turn. Wintering 80 cows, 30 springing heifers, 40 head of dry 6tock, 120 sheep, 9 horses, etc. Buildings include good 5-roomed house, whare, woolshed, .'2-bail cowshed, engine shed with concrete floor, other outbuildings. Railway 2J miles, factory, school, and township. Recommended as a cheap property at the price. Good reasons for selling. ! Price £28 10s per acre. About £1500 cash. 9AK ACRES, South Wairarapa—All in ««"'-' grass, close to cheese factory, and handy to school and post office. Subdivided into 11 paddocks, well watered, and fences good. Will easily milk 100 cows and do them well. Carrying at present /timo 95 cows and other stock; 4-roomed house, stable, piggeries, excellent cow sheds, machines, and engine included in price. Price £85 per acre. Terms. -JQt; ACRES, Wairarapa—All in —ass; 40 I J *JO aciftj flat, balance easy limestone ' hills; 9 paddocks, well watered and fenced. This property i 3 very suitable for dairying, and carrying at the present time 550 ewes, 200 wethers, and 25 head of cattle. Factory only li miles distant. Price £40 per acre. £2000 cash. QQA ACRES, Freehold, Main Trunk Line «yO»/ —500 acres in grass, balance in pood ' heavy bush. All undulating and hilly. Well watered. Wintered 850 sheep and 80 head of cattls. New 4-roomcd house, with all conveniences and outbuildings. Price £8 103 per acre. £1000 or less cash. OAO ACRES, Freehold, Main Trunk Line OU«J —All in grass, mostly flat and ploughable; 40 acres ploughed; 15 paddocks, well watered. New 5-roomed house, now woolshed with electric plant; all fences new and in good order. Wintering 600 sheep and 50 head of cattle. With turnips c.iuld winter 1000 sheep. Only 2 miles from town and railway. Tip-top farm. Price £30 per acre. About £150 C cash required. . 115213-6174 SPEIRS, SAUNDERS AND CO. SPEIRS, SAUyiDERS AND CO. TWO SELECT BUNGALOWS. HEALTHY CASHMERE. O-t rt AA—ONE of the finest Bungalows MS. lUU in thi3 health-giving locality, comprising & rooms and kitchenette, all large rooms, artistically papered, tiled roof, large sun porch, electric light, , with good fittings, very roomy bathroom, with porcelain bath and basin, gas stove, flour ' bins and glassed-in cupboard. ' There is also a motor garage and septic tank. The section (about i-acre) is splendidly situated in nice sunny spot, and yet is well sheltered. ST. ALBANS. n-t OKA—TILED-ROOF BUNGALOW of 3JA-£iO\J 5 largo rooms, built about eight years, everything in perfect order, and all up-to-date conveniences, including electric light, wi:h 3-poii;t switch, pretty lcadlights, etc. Tho section is n corner one, —no peat—i 3 taste- < fully laid out, and there is a : large motor garage and shed. SPEIRS, SAUNDERS and CO., SS6S4-1090 169 Cashel street. " WII. BAIN. : W M. BAIN, LAND AND STOCK AGENT, 174 Cashel street (nest Pyne and Co.)' Tel. 4035. por A—SUMNER — S?mi-Bungalow, 5 3&OOU jojms and oEccs, together with furniture, bathroom, gas, ecwer connexion, near tram and sea. A ready-made home iust to step into. Possession in two months. WM. BAIN, Sole Ajent. PQO-— NORTH BRIGHTON, 3 minutes '. St'O—jO from car—Well-built Bunsalo-.v, t j rooms and 2 sun porches; command- 1 »ng° position, with goo-J &?a view. Every convenience, including gas copper. Immcdiato possession. Easy terms. WM. BAIN, 82559-1G24 Sole .fgent. CLARENCE SMITH ANDCO. QCt ACRES, 22 in orchard in full bearing, j ' OO thowing excellent returns, 4 ac:es lucerne, 1 acre oats, balance grass and planta- j tion. ' Two-storeyed superior Residence oi 11 rooms, with every possible convenience, in- ' ciuding hot and cold water, 3 p.w.c.'e, acety-. ' line ga.3, etc. Grounds are nicsly laia out in lawn, flower gardens, choice role beda, etc. ' Cottage of iive with every convenience, 2 fruit storage sheds with a capacity of 4000 1 casts, cart shed, motor shed, cow bail, etc. ! Stock: 3 cows, 2 heiiers, 1 horse. Irapie- : ments: 2 one-horse cultivators, 1 power sprayer with iugal. tank, 1 clod crusher, and ' numerous tools. Never-railing water supply. Ha.f-niile to school and P. 0., station 1 mile, | canning facto.-y i-miie. The property has long Heritages to two roads, front ana rear, ( and° would make a good cutting-up proposition. Price as a going concern, icoiM. Terms. CLARENCE SMITH and CO., T,"t* Agents and Estate Agents, 21 N<_son-
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