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Northern Advocate, 17 February 1912, Page 8

BAiN and CHRISTIAN Laud and Estate Agents. ESTATES MANAGED FOR ABSENTEES. RENTS COLLECTED. AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL. LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE CO. >fIRE AJS'D ACCIDENT. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT*. Agents for Messrs* De Lautour and Co., tJisborue, Land and Estate Agents*

Ob'Ffiß For Sale the following ""own Suburban and Country Properties:— KAMO —22 Acres, good volcanic land, situated uext sale yards; good building sites; price reasonable and terms easy (Freehold). ' »LBERT AND CLYDE STREETS. -Several good building sites, 33 by 99 feet (Freehold). , fRAHAMTOWN-—Large numtoei o! buildiag sites in best part of I township. < RUATANGATA.—2 miles from Railway, Farm 110 acres freehold, volcanic and alluvial land, 70 acres in grass, 8 acres native bush, balance rough feed. 80 acres plpughable, well watered by gcod creek; House 8 rooms, Barns, Cowsheds, etc, etc. RiAUNU-ROAD.— Vz Mile from P. 0., 6 allotments 56 x 132 feet MANGAKAHIA.—6OI Acres, sandstone country, situated 21 miles from Whangarei, L.1.P., and 10 acres freehold; 350 acres in grass, subdivided into 4 paddocks, balance bush and rough feed, ring-fenced, well watered by creeks, 2-roomed cottage, gcod grazing or dairy farm. WHATATIRL—IS2 acres, freehold, nearly all good volcanic land, 90 acres in grass, subdivided into 6 paddocks, all ring-fenced, well watered by creek and springs; sroomed house, barn, cowshed, etc. WIKI VALLEY.—424 Acresj sandstone } and alluvial land, 0.R.P., 400 acres in grass, subdivided into 4 paddocks, balance bush, ring-fenc- ' ed, well watered, 4-roomed cottage cow shed, etc., etc. Terms can be arranged. HORA HORA VALLEY.—I% Miles from Whangaeri P. 0., 365 acres, * freehold, sandstone and alluvial land, 200 acres in grass, 165 acres bush and rough feed (100 acres ploughable); house 10 rooms, cow shed, stable, barns, etc. Terms can be arranged.

MACKESY^nd^SOia YOUR EYES ON A HOME? Th J?"'' Tf '»'■" you t secure "■ lts '»* o-ly way to get a good start. fbe.es satisfaction in knowing every penny you put in is making a place of your own. We want to seH ycu that Lome. We've some snug little places to show you. Places with possibilties; and if you call well give you full information about them. J IUL

No. 132.—A tiplcndid property, comprising a full acre of land, situated in one of the best residential quarters of our town. Laid out in a most artistic manner with orna- r mental shrubs, trees and palms, and secluded from publicity by luxurious hedge. Seven-roomed Dwelling House, facing the morning sun, of quality and condition to make dcs- [ cription unnecessary. Its high and well-papered walls, bright varnishing and cheery appearance will please the rr.ost fastidious taste. Two double chimneys, water and, gas laid on, stable, coach-house, and i man's room. Truly a nice and de- ' sirable property and a good home. You would be proud to own it ~>rice:—Only £1000. No. 686. —Gentlemen's Residence, on River Frontage, on one acre of land, one of the most excellent properties we have to offer as a riverside home. Dw3ll ; na: of Seven Rooms, 3sided verandah, bathroom fitted with porcelain h. and c. water shower, etc. Acetylene gas installed, telephone connection, water laid on from private eastern, all in the pink of condition and NEW; partly so within the ye.ir; paths tarred aivJ sanded; small orchard of choice fruits coming into bearing. We recommend the property very much. Price, £1000.

o MACKESY & SON VV.KJ ESTATE AGE NTS, WHATVGAKEI.