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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11368, 10 May 1900, Page 8

Landed Property- '" ■' \ JJ D W. A Y T E, | HOUSE, LAND. INSURANCE AGENT, ':' RENT AND INTEREST COLLECTOR, " ' AUCKLAND CHAMBERS, HIGH-STREET. KINGSLAND— nice Allotments, £25 each, ALBERT-STREET-Site suitable for Factory. Cheap. ELLERSLTB-Corner Business Site, 66 feet * frontage, and adjoining allotment eame 5 size. 5 ELLERSLTE-Gentleman's Residence, 9 rooms, J every convenience; fine orchard, etc. ( ELLERSLIE, adjoining above-} acre; grand view; healthy site. l r GRAFTON WARD, close to Khyber Pass- s Houses, 6 rooms, £350.320, £280. r c MOUNT EDEN ROAD, near station-Allot-ment, 99 by 200 % House, 12 rooms, every con- 0 venience, suitable for boardinghouse. PARK AVENUE-Allotment, 50 by 165; f modern House, 9 rooms, bath, wash-house, C stable, buggyhonse; every convenience.-3026 CLOSE TO CARLTON UORE ROAD WESTAllotment, 99 feet frontage; House, 7 rooms. scullery, fixed copper, bath, conservatory, 1 buggyhonse, etc.—3o27 _^ A VERY CHEAP PROPERTY. SUITED FOR ANY KIND OF FARMING. OH PER ACRE—I6O acres plonghable vol- , & I canic soil, all well fenced in 13 subdivisions; permanent water in every paddock; all in cultivation except 10 acres useful bush, and a small orchard, etc. House, „ five rooms, verandah, iron roof: cowshed, barn, stable, etc. Price, only £7 per acre. Creamery and school one mile, post and telegraph office, etc., li miles, and station six miles. About 30 miles from town. SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, f Land and Estate Agent?, and Land Auction- f eers, 95, Queen-street. 6022 AIR A NGI VALLEY. RICH FARM ON VERY EASY TERMS. * £0 OS PER ACR'!.-622 Acres, mostly c d*L 0 very rich flat land, well watered, t fenced on three sides 270 acres English grass, l This district is celebrated for producing . some of the finest stock in the Auckland Province. Ten miles from railway station by | good road. Price. £2 3s per acre. Very easy - terms, viz.: One-tenth cash, and one-tenth each year, with interest at 5 per cent., payable half-yearly. SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, Land and Estate Agents, and Land Auction- , eere. 95, Queen-street. 5952 TTERY DESIRABLE SEASIDE FARM. COMMUNICATION BY LAND OR WATER. PQAA-304 Acres, about half fenced: 100 XOUU acres grass. 14 acres apples in first-class order and in full bearing, balance unimproved: 50 acres test alluvial soil. All good, uloughable laud, with the exception of 30 acres. House. 8 rooms, and barn; iron roofs. School, two miles: township, four miles. Steamer calls at property. Long ' saltwater frontage, affording Rood fishing, etc. Prico, £800, at which figure the place . should be worth securing. , SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS. Land and Estate \p-mts, and Land Auctioneers. 95, Queen-street. 6052 piCH LITTLE FARM. ' IN A POPULAR DISTRICT. OS A A—4o Acres rich, level land, all fenced 3&0-±U in six paddocks, and in grass: well watered. House, 6 rooms; stable, cowshed, etc. Creamery, school, post office, etc.. j all within 1* miles; station, 6 miles. Aucklend < 35 miles. Price, £540. A very choice pro- ' perty. ' SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, ' Land and Estate Agents, and Land Auction- , eers, 95, Queen-street. 6020 ; — • 1 WITHIN DRIVING DISTANCE OF ' W, AUCKLAND. , FINE RESIDENCE AND ORCHARD. QAA-GOOD FARM of 138 acres, all &10UU fenced and subdivided; 103 acres ploughed, grass; 30 acres very superior -r chard, all clean, and in good order. Lartro Dwelline of 11 rooms, and extensive outbuildings'. Beautiful creek. One mile from townshin, five minutes from station. I very pretty and profitable place. Price, £1800. Terms if desired. SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS. Land and Estate Agents, and Land Auctioneers, 95. Qneen-street. 6042 piRST-CLASB FARM. PARTLY IMPROVED. f}(\ PER ACRE— Acres heavy volcanic fou soil, all fenced; 25 ncres grass, 20 acres high bush. 15 acres good swamu, balance fern, with nlenty of eood feed: fine sprine: a large number of cattle are now on the land. Cottage. 4 rooms. One mile and a-balf from post office, school, etc.. and four miles from station by main metalled road. From personal acquaintance wo can recommend this farm. Price, £9 per acre; easy terms if desired. About 30 miles from town. SAMUEL VAn,E AND SONS. Land and Estate Aeonts, and Land Auctioneers, 95. Queen-street. 5970 ■m A I K A T 0. VERY DESIRABLE FARM. OH PER ACRE—96 Acres, nearly all in dV I grass; 12 acres crops; 31 acres wellassorted orchard; a few acres of tea-tree; stream: kauri House of 5 rooms, iron roof: large shed, barn, etc.: very central position, i being within two miles of two important townships and stations: should have a cood future value. Price, £9 per acre; £250 may remain. SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS. Land and Estate Agents, and Land Auctioneers, 95, Queen-street 5998 FOR i* 4 L E, - AT BARTLEY. NORTHCOTE. 2J ACRES OF T,\ND IN STAFFORD-STREET, RICILMOND AVENUE. Close to n beautiful, clean. Sandy Beach. Grand view of Harbour. Terms very easy. Apply— BUTTLE BEOS., Stock Exchange. QTANLEY, MORTH CHORE. ; BEHIND CALLiOPE DOCK. FOR SALE-Splondid Building Sections In this lovaiy trans-marine suburb, with beautl--1 ful views of Auckland Harbour. Terms may ', App'/ to BUTTLE BROS., ; No. 5. Insurance miiMiinrs. Land Agent, Auckland. ! ; i ' Flour Mills. ntl L L * CHAMPION. A THING WORTH MOWING. CHAMPION FLOUR ' Is the Strongest and Whitest on the Market, absorbs water freely, but requires plenty of working, and, as stated by our town j and country bakers, will yield FOUR LARGE LOAVES OF BREAD MORE ' PER SACK THAN ANY OTHER BRAND ON THE MARKET, Which, taking the value of the Largo Loaf at sd, shows a saving of Is 8d per Sack of 2001b 3 lOd per Bag of 1001b ' 5d per Bag of 501b 2Jd por Bag of 251b J Or, 16s 8d PER TON IN FAVOUR OF CHAMPION. In view of the foregoing facts, is not Cheap, Starchy Flour dear at any price? pYOUOFT (LIMITED). Manufacturers of TULIP AND SNOWDRIFT BRANDS OF FLOUR, WHEATMEAL, PORRIDGEMEAL, SELF-RAISING FLOUR. Also, ALL KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY BISCUITS. ', FIRST AWARD AT THE AUCKLAND EXHIBITION for TULIP FLOUR, with Gold t Medal and Special Mention. I FIRST AWARD for SNOWDRIFT FLOUR, 1 aIBO for WHEATMEAL. . . 3 " FIRST AWARD for BISCUITS, with Special Mention for Uniformity and Excellence of Quality. = CITY FLOUR MILLS, 1(1 Shortland-streot, J JAMES HUME, 1 Manager