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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8427, 1 December 1890, Page 8

Farms. Houses, and Land. J. TfIOENES, HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL AGENT, COMMISSION MERCHANT, j 81, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Established 1573. London Addhess : 7 and 9, Finsbury-street, Jfi.o. Telegraphic Address : Thornleigh, Auckland. 1 Money invested for Capitalists on first-class secu-1 Money to Lend in large or«I' Managed Postal Address : Box 30 (G.P.0.), Auckland. rity without charge. ~. , . I r 9u , t „ ' Bankers: Bank of Australasia. j Fi»e pet cent, allowed on Deposits until invested. | for Absentee.. THE SALE OF BUSINESSES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION EFFECTED, AND PARTNERSHIPS NEGOTIATED N.B.—ln referring it will be sufficient to quote the I "I*/TANUREWA. I l\/!~ -A-NGERE. .. . number only. \ 1 (irand Farm of 180 acres, close to Station J3jL IS2 Acres. Scotts Improved taim .\u,lle 1 W Cre'a So.'th Road; all in crop and grass; 1 and complete : fenced ; subdivided; b0 acies now SPECIAL BARGAINS IN FARMS. I fenced and subdivided': only 14 miles from Auckland .in wheat and oats ; good permanent T .... „,, n ,| road- family residence of nine rooms in ings ; house; large granary , 0 stalled biauie, ' PAPATOIIOI. first-class condition, with outbuildings, ;:ood bricked sheds, etc. Only per acre ±.10. "Salem Farm," C3J acres, highly cultivated ; I well never dry : line orchard of a acres in full bearresidence ten looms, three large outbuildings, j j„ g selected kinds of fruit. The whole for £8 per -m If ANGERE. engine and boiler, large chaff-cm ter, and every i ~c re. on this property there is erected a Elaxinill, IV H ijeneril Farm and grand orchard ; 134 acres convenience required for a farm ; orchard of choice i w ith 10 h.i>. watc-rwh-.-l and all flax machinery, IT" slili a d • 2 acres lull-bearing orchard ;50 acres fruit trees in mature bearing; the grounds in coil- , now a going concern. I will sell the Mill, 1 wee, , . lst [ l ' re muss 'balance in crops ; farmhouse, dairy, lenient paddocks; sheltering and ornamental trees i Machinoiv, and 23} acres of the Land for drying , '' . a £T, coach-house ; spring water; tidal and shrubs; good road frontages ; near railway ; Cl - o und, for £200, and treat for the 157 J-aere 1' arm ' ,1V , v j'' and on good road. Crops at viduastation; 11 hours drive to Auckland. Per acre, £30. separately. • 423 and 425 tinn P«.r sie're £•'•>• SSOA Also, to Lease with purchasing clause. 090 ' " TCAKAU. W2£ miles from Manurewa Station, Compact ANGE RE. 4 = Acres first-class M A UNO AT A Will lII—O4 acres all fenced J t le Farm of 12 acres : splendid land highly im- , IVJL Near^choo b nn( i 'subdivided, on t^e bush felled, and m grass; 10 acres stumped and ! pro ved ; small cottage; horses, cow, heifer, etc., ; culinated Laiui, icniti per acre, £20. Could ploughed. Price, £112. , » ll>U) . hi harness, all agricultural implements, and j main road, lor the whole per acre, 4.-0. 539 PIfKHKOHE—2S acres, new cottage; 7 acres ; everything used oil the place, for £210. A valuable arrange to sell this ill 10 acre all good new gr.iss, 7 acres grass three years'growth, little property. *32 . -*- „ T , p 11 acres rough feed; securely fenced; good road, 1 1 Fl/TANGERE. with footpath ; splendid soil. Price, £175. TPfc \PATOITOI It B ihumata Road, next the Ascot I arm, about Or both Allotments <80 acres) can be purchased A( .™ i.- ern r.and in this favourite 11 Acres well-improved Land;house, stables, ««cnfor the suui of £275, of which £126 only .required in JL . - fenced aml , m -t ploughed; will all plough ; I houses every required on t bui orehan witl station. " °"° V ° WS ° 4 CM" -U watere l. Note l the price, 30s per acre. 4u4 | !nd TT~vrTi'T7'K"nT-IF' ' shade and ornamental trees. Half cash, i'rjce, -OAPAKURA. J Adjoining liuckland Station, valuable Farm , £OUU - sonic portion surface sown; Si clewed; Land; i/ a ™ayT d „ S( . for os t.„ftiee. Telephone, and | T^T AI^ -,„ EAST' sumo portion surface sown ; all cleared , bush. „ . jtabl „ for ei th er dairy farm or general V-V ii« fnr «hPon firm or cattlo per' acre, £2! - portions to suit purchasers. gAt J tssss IIL al/Kcf "OAPAKU RA. . 3£*;? wel' 4 watered Tone acre orchard ; i lafrFoffer VilV?ec Jive consulexaB Partly Improved Farm, C 5 acres, fronting of live rooms ; stable, cowshed : bails for 22 cows , j acie, 01 bonajidc Cd. Great South Road ; post and wire fenced ; subdi- ) art loft; new- dairy, etc. ; very complete, and tion. vided in 3 paddocks : orchard. 2 acres in bearing; valuable, only £9 per acre. 3iß n r, buildings contain dwelling-room, carushvd and sta- m m AiNUiliKrj. bles ; large frontage to Great South Road ; never- w-g UNUA 1v fl Gentlemen's Family Residence, nine rooms, failing well ; land good, level, and ploughable. g~| rand Dairy or Sheep Farm. Owner leaving with every convenience, and 3 acres splendidly culPrice £350. "y, to effect an immediate sale offers the follow- tivated land ; dairy, stab harness room, buggy * ing advantages :— 184 acres valuable Land, 21 miles i house, ore., &c. J rice, £WO. «>-o PAPAKURA. , , from station, 10D acres in grass, fenced and nub- j Wairoa Road; 3 acres land fenced and i divided ; six roomed House, dairy, stable, harness, j f jl/fANGLKIii. . cleared ; partly ploughed and cropped, remainder . room, cow-shed, washhouse, and other farm build- 1? JL The Benachie Estate, lately occupied by ready for plough ; being in close proximity to the i jugs; valuable bed of lire-clay, close to coal-tleld , j.ieutenant-Colonel Shepherd, 10 acres cultivated l'apikura railway-station and cattle sale-yards, and i .„i probably containing coil; Go acres valuable Hrst-ciass land, about ;i acres in choice orchard; having a constant supplv of spring water, this i, us li, with all stork, implements, and household ell selected ornamental, native, and other trees, affords every convenience for cattle-grazing. Price, furniture, for the small sum of £500. Terms might be ihe residence contains 10 rooms, and is conspicuous £90. 681 arranged if required. Should be secured at once. - for its commanding position overlooking Onehunga ■ lbl and the pictiuesquo beauties of the district. Replete DRURY. with every building suitable for family requireNear Runciman Station, 200 acres; orchard /"VTAHUHU. ments. Fishing, boating, and shooting. c ; > 1 " il l ) ' of acres, fruit trees in every variety planted under Fruit and Poultry Farm, of 51 acres, with 600 ! for immediate sale. the supervision of one of the most experienced or- ee t frontage to good street; 3 acres in grand j chardists, for his own business, all completely tile- orchard, strawberry plot of J-acre, land all level, I * \VITU. drained; 15 acres broken un anil lying fallow; 3 70 dozen eggs par week, land has a grand prospective j Cattle Farm, 207 acres ; stockyard, cowshed acres in grass ; cart-shed and stable ; about, 20 acres value for building purposes. Cm be had for j f or ]- cows dairy outbuildings, dwellinghouse; about valuable blackjack gum. Price, £700. 007 £750. 100 30 acres in'three'grass paddocks; large orchard; 40 _ . „,, ~ ~, , " _ acres unfenced grass feed; remainder good bush, I AHE IvE. I HANAMARI O. 1 purii'i, taua, etc.; 150 head of cattle now 011 this Y_/ Ramarama, 130 acres. Farm highly improved \ y Partly Improved Block of 300 acres, all j jarni; a splendid cattle run adjoins. Per acre, 30s ; Splendid fruit orchard ; all the land fenced, grassed fenced with puriri posts and barbed wire, mostly lor offer for the lot, including stock. 300 and in paddocks suitable for sheep-grazing; farm phmghable, about 2 acres bush, half-a-mile from | house and buildings ; lately a post-office and gene- school and church and -It. from station, 011 good a WITU. ral store. Three miles beyond Drury. Per acre, j roll Note the price—£l per acre ; £100 cash, rest /\ cheap Farm I.and, 830 acres, accessible by £3. 042 I 011 mortgage. o,u Manukau steamer, which regularly passes this propertv ; tir.-t-class land, principally undulating sheiPUKEKOHE, mE AROHA. tored valleys along the course of an extensive creek. I Close to Buckland Station ; 100 Acres really I X. Several Vilbige Homestead Sections and Per- Teiliis, £50 cash, and £450 at interest. 420 good Land ; house, seven rooms ; farm buildings, j petual Lease Holdings in this settled locality, on stock sheds ; orchard of three acres ; well and pay- i Tor y favourable terms; rents now reduced by frAp.\7.''TAT ably cultivated ;40 acres in wheat and other crops; Government; a good opportunity for settlers with a |V 1 Creek a few miles from 40 acres light fern, with good sheep feed; 20 acres .small capital to obtain nice little farms cheap. I -i»-M- •ear i 11.'11i„a J p-m Timber • estimated «,,» ,«tad toh. acre, «M. « !».« mil mri M*. ««* " SKStSSS iSS S Am e\iaent. » black birch for railway sleepers, 100,000 feet kauri In at r>UOxl. evident. ttth > spars birch for railway sleepers, 100,000 feet kauri illjAl rSUoil. spars; a valuable property, payable at the price for 1 Paknranga, partly improved Farm of 157 CAMBRIDGE TO Is SHIP. tlie timber alone ; will sell, including the freehold, Acres first-class band; cottage; dairy, stockyard, By j lllst bo so j (1 F j vo acres j n the township a t per acre, 32s bd. Working gear, bullock drays, cartshed, &c. ; one acre 01 chard, 111 bearing ;40 can be had for £75 the lot. 3'JO jacks, and implements, can be also included at acres in grass or crop; the remainder is valuable valuation. Much of this land is alluvial soil, and bush—rnnti, puriri, kahikatea, lance-wood, rata, -r>-mn'Tirr PITXIIJ PARISH would when cleared, make an excellent farm holdAc. ; fenced. Per acre, £5, or £o0 cash ; balance by 9/ IHIMIII, 1 UAiU i A ,\ Jon . .. in , r 001 monthly instalments. 633 :1 V A 200-acre Block 111 this well-known district, »• 1 really,good Land. Price £4 per acre, paitly HO WICK, I proved. A bargain. 37 2 A UCKLAND HARBOUR ENTRANCE. Near Tamiki River; valuable 14-acre im- ! . , , „ . J\- Good road and sea beach frontage; Dairy proved Farm; cottage, 4 rooms ; store room ; cattle ' A i.h.\AM)l'vA. Farm; 102 acres; all fenced ; partly subdivided ; sheds, stables, and fruit trees; In six paddocks, 1~%. Grand Hairy Farm of 200 acres, fill in grass and p (( st and wire fence; seven-roomed house; large i securely fenced ; einht acres now in grass; there- cultivation, fenced and subdivided, on Waipa River; dairy, concreted stables, cowshed, &c. liasy terms ! maindt-r ploughed; owner leaving the colony ; will live-ro'imod dwelling house, milking and other sheds of purchase. 045 \ sell on very easy terms Price, 02G .of 140 feet, lirst-class dairy, creamery with vngine — — • ! separator, and ;.ll requirements for exten-ive -y-j IVERHEAI). UCKLAND STATION. : dairying, concrete floor. £000 without machinery, g x C ar wharf; 200 Acres, river frontage; would lla. risville, Sharp's Kami, OS acres; all ;or will accept best oil place must be son t. i, l; ,ke a cheap farm for a working settler. Freehold, cleared but three acres of ornamental bush ; eight ' '' and only £00. <341 acres in crop ;10 acr.'S just ploughed ; several acres "TVTO ARUA WAHIA. in splendid grass feed; large shed; creek on two ; 1 -jo acres specially nood Land, 3 acres of orna- JURATS A CREEK. sides, Half cash ; easy terms. Price per acre, £5. mental Bush, rest in high ti-tree, splendid lire Jj Ki2 Acres. Improved Farm, on the Auckland | wood. A selected block with many advantages, for side of the tidal river; house, stables, boats ; water TTNTMPROVED LAND I*" 5 - 210 rout age; orchard ; about SO sheep. This Seaside uniirirJAiUVXiW iixxxtxr I Farm is ornamentally planted with trees, Is accessiIn every part of the country. Send for printed : r inir\\TV« VAT FY lile to town by road and by regular steamer; good T>UCKLAND, 1 i-T t ■ : T „,ovn,l- rcillv first ; deep water. For immediate sale. The 1> Close to Station, Post Office, Telegraph and class dany factory, at cheap laus, near freehold, stock ju.d buildings would he all included Close to Station, Post Oflice, Telegraph and ; ... IV station. 224 in the price. a,<2o. ooStore, 21 Acres, ploughed and fenced, 10 per acre ; ' ' —— and 100 acres adjoining, grand Farm, with all , X „ T ,A, . , rlrT? v A\rn \\7AIHEKE ISLAND. buildings, for £9 per acre. .>37 A MILTON, 'L AM AHERE, AND \\ Seaside Farm ; 300 acres; splendid sheep M, , Tr , n ,,,,, , ■M *. ~ . CAMIiRI IX'K. oni . . lrnri land, mostly improved; 0-roomed house; dairy; ANURLVN A. Dairy and Agricultural 1' arms from -00 to 1000 orchard ; 2 acres vegetable garden , good boat; sea For Sale or Exchange, good Sheep Fnrm of acres, as low as £1 per acre. -'-I frontage ; 4 bays ; good anchorage ; gently undu2uo Acres, with well erected and substantial Dwell- lating ; all clearer!, except some heavy bllJi on tile ing-house of seven rooms, stabling, dairy and all j"1 JTH ATAWHATA. hilly portion. Deposits of manganese. including outbuildings, grand orchard of 2J acres, SO acres i yy jtd to Ngarnawahia. Partly improved boat, per acre, £4. One-half cash only required, fenced and subdivided, 40 acres ready for sowing, . farm, Of Hi acres, a large portion very excellent land; Go acres good bush, well watered. .Co per acie, or ■ farmhouse six rooms. Per acre, £3. 109 will exchange for a good city property of equal I uCA S' CREEK, AITEMATA ValUe ' ° I TAIKARE, NEAR UANGIRIRI. Xi HARBOUR. Pr-TT- 1? it at TT? ' v V A Choice ot eicht farms from 150 to 200 Orchard ami Poultry Farm, SO acres ; well planted I KbKUUb I>7, i'i„n,l Station on cno.l i acres each, river and rail frontages ; some of these o-chard, about 200 well-grown trees, mostly apples V™ "'.' ts ,:' il' -rniv sou w°th farm lands have houses and buildings. Price worth splendid soil for fruit; 14 acres good grass : verandah roa.i, 300 Acres good loamy volcanic sou, wiui : . : 100 cottage, five large and lofty rooms; mostly fenced; strong subsoil, all fenced, tlvc-roouied Duelling, in 1 s- deep-water frontage; good main road to Birkenstable 25 by 17 with large shed for drays, mowing MPPfTR head. Price, £501 L 630 liuichinc, Ac.; well watered by never-failing fV) LAK MhUbhii. spring ; 12" acres in crop ami grass, rest burnt off, „Ll 181-acre Farm and Cottage, sheep-proof >-v-dt»\va avn WATWRPA ready to plough. Price £1200, one quarter cash, j fences, grazing paddocks, eight acres young t b ivlj v. fit - m ,!r, balance at 5 not' cent 616 I orchard, large and expensive improvements by the j Bus Road : 130 acres bordering main load, balance at, pei ceiu. owneri three-quarters of a-mile main road frontage, I partly fenced by tidal creek ; new house; valuab e P. t> M' „r, > Cheap. 147 fruit-producing land ;bo acres deep alluvial soil; APAIvURA. boat carriage to steamer wharf. Very Cheap, £2*5. Improved Bush Farm of 170 Acres, four- Terms, £100 cash, balance at current interest. I'M roomed House, dairy and utensils, half-acre in ; |_TAMILTON WhSl. orchard, large quantity of valuable timber, with J.J_ 150 acres—a highly improved Agricultural X>IRKENHEAD. thousands of tons of firewood ; also, riinn, totara, Farm, stock sheds and yards, small dwelling house. [| 'j 19 acres excellent Jand, choice orchards and other hard woods. Must be sold, and there- . Price, £700. 113 . res in extent, every variety of fruit, 9 acres ill fore the price is reduced to £3 per acre. 510 j . grass, fenced and subdivided,* plenty fencing mateDl? I TRY i AIKATO, OHAUI'O. ! rial and firewood ; Yell-built and new house, stables Choice' little Farm of 73 acres really good ! » * 100 acres Pasture l.and, fenced, laid down and outbuildings. Per acre, £00. 407 land, being brown friable loam with clay subsoil, a Very'"asv'terins! OIRKENHEAD. 20 acres good grass, j acre orchard. House of .six J> j S - 53 g> 14 acres all level land, except 2 acres beautirooins, dairy, Ac. ; land all level and ploughable; ' per acre, .tl. ful w00(1(3(l , ln(l she id ravine. Large Vinery; within one # mile of railway station, on good load. VKFTIT 1 acre Strawberry Plantation, 1 acre nine years' Note the price, £5 per acre. 508 , V| - sheen Farm 870 acres • 3-',O acres ' growth, the very best selection and variety of trees, XJUKEKOHR «»»u»c<ul umb«. I Highly improved Farm of 123 Acres all in l ''o acre; fenced on three sides by creek; main acre, i.o. *oa cultivation, Residence of six rooms "and usual out- road f ro»tage milo* » ,,w •J, I T>IRKENHEAD. buildings, with all the stock, implements .reaper • • land i" {lie richest pasture in lhi«* disirict; '15 lialmain Estate, several suitable blocks next mower, harrows, drays, buggy harness, tools, and suffic?eii tto carry 3000 sheep- Perpetual Government the Sut;ar Company's '.-state, for vineries, fruit orall household furniture complete. A gran ch,n Xl2 per annum. Improvements' value only j chards, or poultry keeping, from 3to 15 acres each, to secure a first-class £1300 a ft oing com.t can ro- a.sked for this grand farm. 530 well sheltered positions, but open to the morning cheap rate, namely, £1300, of which £.iw can re- , lor lnib lar "'' HUn . From £12 10s per acre. 455 main at 6 per cent. 505 j WPTTTT I TTUNUA. ' IVl A l2 Acres Rich Land securely fenced ; highly EXCHANGES. II Close to Station; 90-acres Farm, suitable improved farm land ; perfectly level; all now in I have many arm Properties to Exchange for fcr cropping; tile drained ; fenced and subdivided ; crop: drained thoroughly with 4-inch pipes This j Houses, and Count-y I roperties for City or Subur-six-roomed house, large and lofty ; large barn, cow- is a rich and valuable selection, and now for sale, with ban Houses, or small barms neater town, bend for bail and sheds. Price, £800, on easy terms. 431 ' crops of oats now growing. Price, £205. 007 particulars to J. lnorncs, 81, Queen-street. TIMBER LAND. GRAZING LAND. Many flue sections of valuable Timber Land on my register. I select these 502- Epsom, 20 acres, clean, rich land, £100 per acre. barotitis 593-Epsom, 11 acres, rich volcanic, £100 per acre. 087—Ornru Parish, 100 acres, 30 acres kauri, 10s per acre. 590—Mount Smart, 4 acres, good soil, £300 the section. 071—Rodney County, 92 acres, heavy dense bush, 0s per acre. 381—Onehunga Township, 3 acres, highly improved, £500 the section. 549— Mancatete, 140 acres, totara, rimu, puriri, Ac., 10s per acre. 3SG—Papatoetoe, 72 acres fair land, 30s per acre. 492 —lloteo, 140 acres, virgin bush, £25 tho lot. 330— Oialmhu, (i acres, rich pasture, £9.> per acre. 809—WlianKarei, 100 acres, totara, kauri, Ac., 10s per acre. 202—Otabuhu, 15 acres, rail and water frontage, -S5 per acre. 3f,4—Mahuranjji, 80 acres, tine -tree, £15 the lot, Full particulars on application. 320 -Rodney County, 287 acres, large quantity kauri, 7s (3d per acre. 163—Puhoi, 80 acres, virgin bush, 10s per acre. _ . , n , T , u,i , ~ . . , »7_Manngataniwha, 79 acres, heavy bush, 5s (Jd per acre. Large blocks of unimproved Country Land, both south and north of Auck14—Maliurangi, 80 acres, immense tea-tree, 10s per acre. . Omaha, 470 acres, kauri, totara, puriri, 50s per acre. land, at lower rates than Government prices. Full particulars on application. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. The above are nieroly examples of cheap lines, of which I liavo hundreds. I shall be pleased to forward printed lists of desirable properties for sale on application, including Farms, Businesses, Land, Houses, Shops, Hotels, Stores, Sheep and Cattle Runs, Building Sites, and Properties of every desCn ''LANDLORDS will find my Agency the readiest means of securing a speedy LETTING or SALE of their PROPERTIES, as I have large Advertising Contracts with the Newspapers private Advertising Stations in Queen-street., at the Ferries, the North Shore, the Railway Stations, in all the Tram Cars, and in other prominent localities. 1 also issue EVERY WEEK a Printed List of Houses to Let, which is circulated in all parts of the City. S3" My charge for Advertising and Lotting Houses is—the first week's Rent. Printed Lists of Properties for Sale on application -at the office. J. THORIE HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENT, COMMISSION MERCHANT. 81, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND.

Educational. PONSONBY COLLEGE, PONSONBY ROAD. PRINCIPAL—MISS LILIAN EDGER, M.A. Term began oil MONDAY, Sept. 22. Prospectuses, &c., on application. Miss Edger ia at homo on Monday Afternoons, from 3.30 to 5 p.m. LOWER ULENS ID E, UPPER YMONDS-STREEX. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. principal Mus Young Assisted by Hti efficient Staff. Mrs. Burcher is forming a (".'lass for China Painting Pupil's work Bred free of cliatge. Every comfort and convenience provided forresi. dent pupils. Third Term began on Monday, 2'2nd September. Prospectuses on application. ST. STEPHEN'S AVENUE BOYS DAY SCHOOL. French :M. Wilson. Gymnastics : Prof. Carrollo. Term began on 22nd September. prospectuses and terms on application to Ma. E W. LASKHON, I St. Stephen's Avenue, ' i'arnell. i JJ ERR R. F. LOFF LE R, ' PROFESSOR OF MUSIC 3 AT LIVERPOOL-STREET. I TEACH PIANO AND SINGING. ' Terras on application.