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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6213, 15 October 1881, Page 2

Honsea.and Land. | «AM VE L YAI LE, ISSUKANCB ' : AGENT, AnCKI.AND (Xeit to the Post-offlce). MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated ' AIOKEY Invested on First-class Security RENTS and INTEREST Collected pJSKi of Properties for Sale f on Application £2 10s PER ACRE-1250 acres pf really good land, nearly the whole ptongbOfe.landweU 10 rooms, etc. Terms very easy. , .. T —HOUSE of 1 rooms, and range, tlnks; corner aUotment CO s 100 ft. Only 20 minutes'walk from Post-oflice. ' 5 £575. £575. - Choice Farm of 50 acres, all in grass orchard, etc., soil rich volcanic, land level andweUwitered • good five-rooraed House, dairy, cow-shed, etc ■ three miles from Railway Station. >l> £3SO.— MOU-NT EDEN.—Now six-roomed House, with bath-room, scullery etc., the> whole neatlr finished and fitted ; large allotment SO 11S4 feet,'planted with fruit and ornamental trees. Terms easy> -n- ' £450.-PARNELL. -Nearly new House containing 7 rooms, scullery, verandahs, etc ; allot£o(3oo—FAßM of 513 acres, about 200 acres in grass 7 acres orchard and ornamental plantation, nearly all level and undulating land, gooc. land on limestone formation, well waterel ; House of li rooms with numerous outbuildings, all in good repair, 60 miles from Auckland. Large purchase money can remain at 7 per cent. /« •> £10 PER ACRE—Superior quality Farm, only 12 miles from Auckland, 130 acres (all fenced) in 6 paddocks, aU in grass and crop ; good Dwellinghouse of S rooms and kitchen, dairy, cowsheds, stable, etc. This farm gave 45 bushels of wheat per acre last season. , , t £5 PER ACRE. — Conveniently-situated Farm, containing 522 acres, the greater portion fenced, 160 acr grass, half-acre orchard, 60 acres mixed bnsb level nnd undulating land, weU watered ■ House of 6 rooms, Stockyard, etc.; 10 miles from Auckland, and It miles from a railway £1200.—SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, commanding a most beautiful water view, with six acres of good land laid out as ornamental grounds, orchard, and meadow; House of 7 rooms, stable, coach hotise, men's rooms, sheds, etc. Terms easy. £250.—NEW HOUSE of four rooms and pantry, verandah, etc., with Allotment 33xV23ft. containing 3054 acres. The freehold will be sold for £000. £S PER ACRE.—Very desirable ana conveniontiy situated Farm, containing 3SO acres, all fenced and subdivided, about 150 acres grass, 2 acres orchard, 50 acres bush, remainder fern. Large and comfortable Dwelling-house of 10 rooms, with outbuildings, etc. This valuable property commands extensive views of most beautiful scenery, and is £46(X IO CONTEN r iISNTLY y - SITUATED Dwelling-house, containing >even rooms, store room, back and front verandah, gas, gas stoves, and fires, two tanks, well, etc., with large garden ■ twenty-five minutes walk from Post-office. £230.—PRETTY COTTAGE of four rooms, all well finished and fitted -with stoves, grates, and tanks. Allotment 42 s 123. Terms easy. £500.—Choice Suburban Villa Site, containing aoout 21 acres, substantially fenced, laid out in grass, garden walks, and fully planted with fruit and ornamental trees ; 40 minutes walk from the Post-office. CONVENIENT and pleasantly-situated Suburban Residence, containing 0 rooms, with numerous outbuildings; together with 5A acres of rich volcanic land, all well fenced, subdivided, and planted. Terms easy. £725. —Suburban Residence of ten rooms, witli slated root, coach-house, stable, live tanks, ■fcc. ; also, fruit anil ornamental garden of nearly an acre in extent. This desirable property is con. veniently situated near the Newmarket Eailwaj Station £S PER ACRE—Superior Quality Farm oi 530 acres, fenced, subdivided, and well-watered soil, good loam ; 300 acres erass. 70 acres bush, c acres orchard and ornamental trees, balance first class swamp, and partly drained : Dwellinß-houso, J ten's House, jirul numerous Outl>uililin£js j ter minutes' from railway station. Terms : half cash, £900—SUBURBAN'°FARk cf 40 acres good volcanic loam, fenced in five paddocks, all ic prass, well-watered ; llo< se of six rooms, Stables, Sheds, &c. This property is admirably suited foi sub-division. Short distance from Auckland, anil near a railway station. Tf rms easy. £350.—FARM containing 130 acres, partly fenced, 35 acres grass ; good orchard, uolcanic 6oil : Terms as agreed. £ISsO.—Capital Farm of 3GC acres, fenced in 10 paddocks, 200 acres grass, small orchard, ICC puriri ; DwelliHg-house containing six* good rooms, four stalled stable, large barn, cowshed, dairy, &c ; 5 miles south of Auckland. Terms eas3-; £1 5s PER ACRE—Farm containing 1300 acres, partly fenced and improved, about 300 acres good mixed bush, 30 acres irrass, remainder fern, small dwelling-house, &c, live mile 3 from railway station.—Terms easy. £200 CASH, balance at 7 per cent. Price, £400. Farm of 100 acres, pa-fly in grass; House of 4 rooms, cowshed, stockyard, etc. ; Iα miles from railway station. £16 PER ACRE.—Dairy Farm, containing 177 acres of rich volcanic Land, all in grass, fenced and subdivided, very substantially built house of 9 rooms, with out-buildings and every farm requirement complete, situated 15 miles from Auckland. Terms, £700 cash, balance at 7 per cent, for eight years. 1200 ACRES.—Splendid Property, conveni ently situated near Railway Station, all fenced, and subdivided, nearly 1000 acfe in grass, large plantation of Fruit and Ornamenta Trees. Land all leve or gently undulating, of first-class quality, and we] Dairy, Stable, Barn, Cottages, &c. Further particulars from S. Vaile, Land Agent. SAMUEL VAILE, HOUSE, LAND. A>"D ESTATE AGENT. SItoBTi.AXD-.sTr.EEr next the Post-office). Saddlery. jr. * s E M A N ' QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF ALL KINDS SADDLERY HAKNESS, &c. CARRIAGE, BUGGY, GIG, SPRING-CART, DRAY, SLEDGE, IM.OCGH, A.VD OTHER HARNESS. on hand or can be made at the shorteEt notice ; and, having a large staff, of employees, J. W. can turn out everything in the best possible style. J. W.'s Station Saddles, at from £310s upwards, are widely known and highly approved of. LOWER QUALITIES MADE. J. W.'s Tack Saddles continue to retain the character given them by H. M. Troops in New Zealand, and his pattern is adopted by the British .'. rmy. Trice ,£iand upwards. J. W. will receive ex ' Stracathro," a large and superior selection of Ladies', Girls', and Gentlemen's Saddles, Bridles, Whips, ic—in fact, a general assortment of goods. Local Industries. ' / mnos. j. harbutt, j I AMERICAN CORN BROOM STEAM BRUSH WORKS, YICTOIUA-STKEET EAST, Awarded at Sydney Exhibition 1 , itS-Bronze Medal and Certificate, f Accklaxd. Awarded First Prize at fm Auckland Jgricullura Society Shore, held or. Sovember 0, 'ISSO. PO R T SI A N T E A U S ! PORTMANTEAUS : Wl lIATFIELP, Lames' Thavellixc'trcjcks, Bo™et TEAUS Boxes, Hat and Gcx Cases. Travellers' Samplo Cases, and Leather Cases of every description, made to F;2e and order. Gentlemen's Tortmanteaus always kept in/ stock in great variety; manufactured from tha Best Colodlsl Leather and sold r - Enßlish Prkes. ) JKTRepairs neatly and promptly executed.) 25. Grey-street. Adcklanp. I mo GENTLEMEN FURNISHIN(ft~ «£ttle.l°k.£ffir ft* glass fronts, fitted with polished mottled kauri"*£Krpr« and trays; 1 Escretoiro Book-case of pickflHNew Zealand woods ; and several Chests 'of Drawsrl ferent sizes, at very reasonablo prices for cashl The above goods are universally admired, and havefc-iAv. given Freat satMaction. ■f^^')WiLLTAJI XOKKIE, Ml ' T Mottled Kauri Cabinet Manufacei r, Top of Shortland-sM t: