fe-ii V -'Til 1 11 Houses and Land. SAMUEL VAILE & SONS, HOUSE, LAND, & ESTATE AGENTS, VALUATORS OF REAL ESTATE, LAND AND HOUSE AUCTIONEERS, INVESTORS OF CAPITAL, _ _ *MANAGERS OF ESTATES, EITHER FOR RESIDENTS OR ABSENTEES, COLLECTORS OF RENTS AND INTEREST. 85 OU-ETCN STREET ' (Opposite Fort-Street). M" OUNT EDEN - GOOD HOUSE, of 6 rooms and scullery, 3 fireplaces, range, gas laid on, 3 tmk* of water, washhouse (with boiler), Ac. Allotment CO by 193 feet, the greater part of which Is cleared of stones, and there are about a dozen fruit trees in full bearing. Situated just off the main road, about fire minutes' walk from the railway station, very handy to 'buses, price, £400; of which £260 may remain on mortrace —Samuel Vaile and Sons, 85, Queen-street. , 3431 i RA-FARM of 340 acres, all cI^JLO" ploughable and well watered ; 25 acres fenced. New House of 6 rooms and scullery, cowshed. Price, only £150, half of which may remain at 0 per cent.—Samuel Valleand Sons, 85, Queen-street. 841 a "\\TAIPA —350 acres unimproved Land, V having a large frontage to the Walpa River. Price, £1 per acre. Terms as agree*!.—Samuel Vaile and Sons, 85, Queen streets a-i ' a WAIYVERA— Pitrb Lot 71. containing 40 acres ; said to he good land, covered with light bush; well watered; N.K. 5 conveniently situated 2* miles from the « .vie. Price, los per acre on easy terms, or would lease.—Samuei Vaile and Sons, 85, Queen-street. 3430 AHAKI— Northern part of Allotment 9, containing 74 acres.-Samuel \ajle and Sons. 89, Queen-street. 3300 UHOI —156 acres good bush Land, all level or undulating, and well watered Price, 15s per acre.—Saiuuel V&ile and Sons, 85 Queen-street. 3 1 *"* AHIPARA— S.E. portion of Allotment 55, containing 40 acres ; about half said to be heavy bush. Price, only £5 the lot,—Samuel Vaile and Sons, 85, Queen-street. 8412 C~~ HEAP HOUSE.— HKPBURN-STREET— House Of C rooms, in good order, iron roof; gas and water laidon. Freehold Allotment, 33 by lnu feet. Price, only £290, two-thirds of which may remain at 0 per cent, for 3 years.— Vaile A Sons, 85, Queeu-street. 8166 MANUKAU ROAD, PARNELL— CHEAP COTTAGE of 6 rooms, bath-room and scullery, with corner allotment, fronting Manukau Road." 47} feet, and a side street 78J fe»t. Price, £320. Unlv £100 cash required ; balance CAn remain at 6 per cent, for 3 years. Further particulars from Samuel Vaile and Sons, 85, Queen-street. 3136 MOORE-STREET (off Albert-street)— Freehold Allotment 25 by 53 feat. Price, £Sa—Samuel Vaile and Sons, 85, Quceu-street. 3411 MOUNT EDEN ROAD— Building Site, 126 feet to Mount Eden Road by a depth of about 200 feet. Fenced round with stone •rails, lid planted with ornamental trees. Price, E2 per foot. Very easy terms if desired.—Samuel Vaue and Sons, So, Queen-street. 5401 \JALLEY ROAD, MOUNT EDEN—2 ▼ Building Allotments, each 60 by 130 teet. Price, 25s perfoot. Terms very easy if desired.— Samuel Vaile and Sons, 85, Queen-street. 3401 WELLINGTON-STREET— Fine Freehold Allotment In best part of the street, 66 by 95 feet. Two connections with main sewer. Price, £4 10s per foot. Terms easy.—Samuel Vaile and Sons, S5, Queen-street. 3422 PRATT-STREET (off Wellington-street) —Freehold Allotment 49 by 187 links. Price, only £50.—Samuel Vaile and Sons, 85, Queen-street. 3424 FRANKLIN ROAD —Freehold Allotment, 55 by 70 feet. Price, £100.Samuel Vaile and Sons, 85, Queen-street. 3449 —REMUERA — Building Site 3& ♦J' If comprising over half an acre in the best par; ot Re<t.uera and within a stone's throw of the main road. Price, only Samuel Vaile and Sons, 35. Queen street. 3301 _0 1 OA—MOUNT eden-cheap <3W ■ 1/V HOUSE of 4 rooms, scullery, 2 fireplaces, cooking range. Freehold allotment 50 by 137 links, volcanic soil. Price, £190 :or would exchange for country property.—Samuel Vaile and Sons. S3, Queen-street. 3450 A RNEL L—PRETTY COTTAGE VILLA, of 5 rooms, bathroom, and scullery, all nicely fitted with Venetian blinds, cupboards, etc., 3 fireplaces, and new range, gas and water laid on ; Good wash-house, coal-shed,"'etc. Freehold allotment 45 by 115 feet, neatly laid out with shrubs, flowers, lawn, etc. Price £390. This is a very superior property, all in thorough order, and conveniently situated within a stone's throw of the main road near St. Mary's Church.—Samuel Vaile and Sons, S5, Queen-street. 3415 PAN MURE. — ATTRACTIVE SEASIDE PROPERTY—'Verandah Cottage of six rooms in good order, drainage perfect, woodhouse, cowshed, and other outbuildings ; about J acre of level volcanic land, all cleared of stones and under grass; very prettily and conveniently situated, rflce, £230 ; the bouse alone cost £266 to build). Terms if desired.—Samuel Vaile and Sons 85, Queen-street. 340*2 OPOTIKI— CHEAP LAND—SO acres fronting the Ohiwa harbour. Price, £1 per acre.—Samuel Vaile and Sous, 85, Queen-street. 3419 ONEY TO LEND— have the following sums of money awaiting investment at current rates ; £1000, £800. £650, £300, £260, £150, £100, and £76; but we can arrange for loans of any amount required.—Samuel Vaile and Sons, 85, Queen-street (opposite Fort-street). fjl o let. RESIDENCES. , t BEMUEttA—Very superior Residence, In best part of district, with about 6 acres of land. PAURANOA—Superior Residence of 10 large rooms and tower; wash-house, stables, coach-house, etc.; with 275 acres, all fenced and cultivated, 4 acres good orchard; frontage to the harbour; private wharf. Rent, £150 per annum TAURANOA— Splendid Residence of 15 rooms, stable, coach-house, cowshed, dairy, 37 acres of Harden, orchard, meadow. £90 per annum. PONSON BY—FURNISHED Residence of 10 rooms, bath-room, find offices ; gas and Water laid-on; wash-house (with copper), etc. Large garden and orchard in full bearing. Situated close to the water. Rout to approved tenant only £90 per annum. DNEHUN'GA—Convenient Residence of 10 large rooms besides offices, stable, buggy-house, 3 acres of garden, orchard, and meadow. More land can be bad if desired. OTAHITHU— House of 11 large rooms, good well, tanks, « ash-house and buggy-house, 5 acres garden and orchard. REM U ERA—House, 10 rooms and scullery, washhouse with copper, 4 fireplaces, "Mistress" range, coach-house and stable; about an acre of land, also right to run a cow in adjoining paddock. Rent, £30 per annum. TAKAFUNA—House 8 rooms, 10 acres garden, Ac. Rent, las per week BROWN-STRI'.ET (close to Ponsonby Road)-Con-veuient Hou.se of 6 rooms and bathroom, 3 finsplace ; gas and water laid on. Only 10s per week. BIRKENHEAD—House, 4 rooms, and 6 acres of Land, including large orchard. Only 10s per ELLIOTT'S POINT, HENDERSON—Very superior House of 7 large rooms ; 4 fireplaces ; water laid on from three large cisterns ; with two acres of land fronting the Waitemata harbour: plenty of filling and boating; 2} miles by good road from Henderson station. Rent, only fis per week. COTTAGES. &. large number in all parts of the City and Suburbs. Particulars on application at our offices. SHOPS-QUEEN-STREET—Shop in very best position; large workroom at rear; gas and water and all conveniences. £3 per week. VICTORIA-STREET— Corner Shop, with 7 dwelling rooms, gas and water laid on, sheds. 30s per week. BRIGHTON ROAD—Corner Shop, 6 dwelling rooms, all newly finished throughout. 12s (id per week, or offer. ALBERT-STREET— Shop, with & or 0 dwell- ' ing rooms, gas and water laid on. Rent, 9« per ' week. A large work-room at rear can also be rented if desiired. And other smaller Shops. SUNDRIES. QUEEN-STREET — fine Rooms on first floor of 85, Queen-street; splendid light; lavatory and all conveniences. 10s per week. QUEEN-STttEET — The whole of the second floor of No. 85; separate entrance, lavatory, and all conveniences Very suitable for sample rooms, meeting room or offices; 1000 feet floor space. Rent, only 7s «d per week. Allowance would be made for improvements effected by tenant. NORTHCOTE —Large Public Hall and Pleasure Grounds. £110 for first year ; after that, £30 per annum. BUILDING LEAKE—Large Corner Allotment to be let on building lease for any term up to 50 years. Sgffi'mißLlNO-Btol. of MOV Shops with sibling affording accommodation for 2 horses and 2 carts; large yard. 20s a-week to BR?£kYARD-1i acres of splendid clay; brick kiln and all necessary buildings, appliances, and machinery for carrying on the manufacture of bricks; deep water frontage to the harbour.— Henderson. FARMS. RAGLAN-FINE SEASIDE RUN of 1690 acres : 20 acres grass, 65 acres crop,s acres first-class orchard 50 acres bush, small swamp, balance fern and tea tree, well-watered; well-finished House of a robins, stable, etc. To be leased for 21 years, at too per annum, with a premium of £300. TE aKoha—l7o acres, fronting the river, near the Township, partly improved. Bent, to per nnMB » v , yeiirs - or 6s P er acre '<>' 21 years. r iv 6 ' crea: 60 acres fenced and in grass, l I d ' 100 good bush (purirl, aU un dul*ting land, partly Ite tatriS™ l '• new House, 4 rooms, for 7 years H miles, £30 per annum *fenced tnrhn7o 9 u M h C S aU l J ery h"f )sta, l tiall ,? - watered. Rent: £3i£ for t hfe aWe and . v « ' per annum lor 9 year* C, P 9 i, r an , d m . £5 per acre. ' Phasing clause.• HENDERSON— 46 acres of Unci »s,i, « t , -House of 7 rooms The land C' h • and has a splendid deep-water tr£t& th £ u "' ii -- harbour; plenty of fishing, boating, to the HENDERSON— 50 acres grass UiVd. Loa annum -. purchasing clause at £7 per acre P er WAJKATO. TAORANaA wAiwaaX., an , LaoU to at nojj&iual itWMJfc
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 9028, 5 November 1892, Page 2
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