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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9624, 24 September 1894, Page 8

Farms, Houses, and Land. » "CI O K Q: 5 L E, CHEAP. T>ARTLEY, TtfTORTHCOTE. 'ft EJECTIONS CIREEHOLD, 1 Comprising in all 2 acres 2 roods 5 perches, and being some of the finest Building sites in the > TOWNSHIP OF BARTLEY, NORTHCOTE. f The sections command a lovely view of Auckland ' and harbour, and are within two minutes' walk o fine clean, sandy beach. 1 Sea Bathing always available For f irther particulars, apply to BUTTLE BROS., ' No 6, Insurance Buildings Queen-street ■jl/TAGNIFICENT SEASIDE FARM. ■ TO BE SOLD CHEAP. ' This fine Properly contains 200 acres, of which i 130 acres are the richest river flats, carrying four sheep to the acre, and the balance good hills covered with bush. Orchard of one acre. Peren- ' nial stream .if water. House of eight rooms and storeroom, with verandah on two sides; washhouse, 1 stable, cowshed, dairy, boys' room, etc. Price, only £7 10s per acre. Terms: Half cash, balance > at 6 per cent, for five years. Wharf on property. Only 35 miles from Auckland. This Farm can be profitably worked either for fattening or dairying, and -we have groat confidence in recommending it. The district is a pleasant one in which to reside. I Good communication ; saltwater frontage ; scenery unsurpassed. A larger or smaller area could be ' arranged for. SAMUEL VAILE & SONS, Land and Estate Agents and Land Auctioneers, 4021 85, Queen-street. T>OVERTY BAY. CHEAP SHEEP AND CATTLE FARM. -| A f\f\ ACRES in this deservedly--1 \J~jt\j\J famous district. All substan- , tially fenced : 1000 acres good grass, balance bush, ' with good cattle feed throughout; plenty of splendid piinri, with profitable market for posts and fire- ! wood. A great part of the land is ploughable, and there Is plenty of water. Sea KRONTage of three miles with good boat harbour. House of 7 large and aiiy rooms, with verandah on three sides; men's hut. The buildings stand on 6 acres of freehold, and the rest of the land is native leasehold, i 13 years to run. The present rental is £175 per annum with certain increases. The sale of timber nearly pays the rent, and the property has comfortably wintered lE.OO sheep and 100 cattle. Price of freehold; goodwill of leasehold; loose posts and firewood, and not less than 1200 sheep, only £1800. Reason for selling—departure for England. The freehold of this prope.ty could probably be acquired very cheaply. It is situated within 7 miles of Gisborne by good level metalled road. SAMUEL VAILE & SONS land and Estate Agents and Land Auctioneers, 402$ 85, Queen-street. ! A BARGAIN. , CHEAP COTTAGE AT EDEN TERRACE. -*t*l f\f\— COTTAGE of 4 rooms d&IUU with freehold allotment 33 by 130 feet; second house from Mount Eden Road. Price, ouly £1 0 : Terms, as agreed. SAMUEL VAII.E & SONS, Land and Estate Agents and land Auctioneers, '• 3232 85, Queen-street The Stud. HP O STAND THIS i ffl ix WAIROA SOUTH, i .- A»d Travel the Surrounding Districts, Ths Well-known Thoroughbred Station i COCKSURE, By Towton, dun Certainty, by II Barbiere. Terms, £1 at service and £1 when the mare proves in foal. Grazing, Is 6d per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. J. & C. MUNRO. Clevedon. ✓m, mO STAND THIS tffi*fS r ****{WyW U J. SEASON (1804-95), > it sa sLfrl/? at ie Harp of Krin, the i Thoroughbred Stallion, r«L V JJfW__ BILLINGSGATE, Bv jzaak Walton dam 5 Slanier, bv Traducer; Izaak Walton by Painty Ariel dam Fanny Fisher, by Fisherman ; Dainty , Ariel bv Riddles ••• orth. Billingsgate is a dark bay hors*. with black points, standing 16 hands 1 inch, with plenty of I bone and substance. While on the turf he proved i himself the fastest miler of his day. He won 82 race« out of 66 starts. Billingsgate has proved able to get the best steeplechase horses in the country, he being the sire of Malabar. Skittles, Man«ere, Justice, Pika, Jessica, Gipsy, and Orakei. The following two, • Fcrget-me-Not and Paeroa, have both won races in Australia, the latter having won a number of steeplechases in Melbourne, carrying big weights, , Terms : Single Mares, £4; two or more (property of same owner) by agreement. Groom's fee, 2s 6d, to be paid at time of first service. All fees to be > paid by January Ist, 1895. Grazing, 2s 6d per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. Billingsgate will Mondays, Mangere, and , Rodgers' Farm, Papatoetoe, Monday Nights; Tuesdays, East Tamaki, Howick, and Panmure ; Wed- , nesdays, West Tamaki; Saturdays, Avondale ; rer mainder of the week at the Harp of Erin. For further particulars apply to groom in charge ; or, R. THORPE, Proprietor, Harp of Erin Hotel. I Sffltot <ii EASON 1894 ' CLYDESDALE DUKE OF ARGYLE Will Travel Auckland and Surrounding Districts. DUKE OF ARGYLE, recently imported from j Canterbury, is just coming to his prime, being seven years old. He is a bay, standing 16J hands, good bone and substance, splendid symmetry, excellent temper, and good action. PEDIGREE: Argyle, sire of Duke of Argyle, has taken nine Second Prizes ; he is by Banker (imp.); Banker has taken no less than 13 First Prizes. Argyle's dam, Blossom, was a Prize-taker at Oamaru and Palmertston, her sire is Young Hero. Young Hero's sire, Hero, took 20 First and Second Prizes, and he has left more Prize-takers than any other horse travelf ling in New Zealand. Duke of Argyle's dam, Jess, by Blackleg. Jess has taken nine First and Speoial Prizes in Canterbury ; her grandsire was Mr. W. Boag's imported " Major. Her grand-dam, Nora, by Prince Charlie; Nora's dam, Diamond, by King Fergus. DUKE OF ARGYLE as a yearling took First Prize at th« Rangiora Show, and also a Special Prize for a yearling. He also took First Prize at Rangiora as a two-year-old in 1889, and First in Christchurch the same year. He won First Prize as a Three-year-old at Rangiora. and also First at " Christchurch in 1890. He won First and a Special Prize at the Leeston Show in 1891, and also First at Rangiora in the open class the same year, and at Rangiora in 1892. TERMS: Three Guineas—£2 on Service, balance on mare \ proving In foal Groomage, 2s 6d. : W. & G. WINSTONE. I vl3fc» HP 0 TRAVEL THE s £ "*- AUCKLAND DIS- , S^l TRICT THIS SEASON, * ITi ■nrff ttt TheCDan JP lon Clydesdale ' SALISBURY'S PRIDE. 5 Terms of Service for this season :— Single Mares .. .. £2 10s each"\ } Two Mares the pro- I And £2 addiperty of one owner.. £2 6s eaeh I tional when Three or more Mares [mare proves the property of one I in foal. owner £2 0s each J ' Groomage, 2s 6d. Arrangements will be made for taking mares from a distance. Also, to stand' at Paeroa, near Helensville, the magnificent Clydesdale Stallion IVANHOE, by [ Allan adale. Terms: £3 each mare, including grazing. All care taken but no responsibility. Payment for service due January 1, 1895. For pedigrees of the above horses see cards. J. PHII.LIPPS. Mount Albert and Paeroa (Helensville). jg*fa mO STAND THIS 7 TROTTING TRACK, KmamMUasStSdaati The Imported American Standard-bred Trotting Stallion, 1 ALBERT VICTOR (No. 6), By Albert W.—Victorine, by Victoria, by e Geo. M Patchon, Victress, Albert W. by Electioneer Sister, by John Nelson— Lamott mare. i. Albert Victor is quite a young horse, having been i bred in 1891. He was bred at the famous Rancho del Paso Stud of Mr. J. B. Haggin, at Sacramento. California, and specially imported by his present ' owner. Albert Victor's sire, Albert W., has a record of 2.20. He sire of Little Albert, 2.10J ; s Dudley Olcott, 2.26J; and Flowing Tide (pacer), r 2.22 L Albert W.'s sire, Electioneer, is famous as sire of a host of winners, including that great 1 trotter Sunol, 2.8 J. Albert Victor's dam, Victorine, is full sister in blood to Lohengrin, who has a 9 record of 2.27 J. He won the Harness Trot at the Autumn Meeting of the Auckland Trotting Club, ) catching all his horses in the first half-mile, , Good Paddoeking at 2s 6d per week. For terms and further particulars apply to GEO. S. BUDGE, Valley Road or Epsom.