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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12194, 13 February 1903, Page 7

Houses and LandJJ 0 B B B T ■ TT 0 0 D, house and land AGENT. 28, shoetland-street. AUCKLAND, EEMUERA—New 7-roomed House, with every convenience: with stable, coach-house, fowl run, etc.; allotment, 132 ft by 132 ft. Splendid view. £725. Easy term's if desired. PONSONBY (near Trams)-7-roomed House (new), with'bath, gas, water, etc.; nice, level allotment; well-drained. Price, £600 DEVONPORT— House, every convenience; allotment, 50 by 150 ft; 10 minutes from wharf; well• .drained, etc. Price, £150; very easy terms. A Bargain. PARNELL—6-roome<l Hou»e. with every convenience; allotment, 33ft by 120 ft, Price, £400; easy terms. TUAKAU— Farm, f.OO acres; 6-roomed House, barn, stable, cow-bail, and all necessary outbuildings: all under cultivation ; 1$ miles from Tiiakati. i-mile from creamery, school, etc. Price, £10 per acre. HAMILTON— Farm, 877 acres, with 10roomed House, three Cottages, barn, liable, shearing-shed, stockyards. Two miles from school, creamery, etc. A Bargain. £10 per acre. Also. A NUMBER OP SMALLER FARMS, from £3 to £50 per acre. Full particulars on inquiry at my office. MONEY TO LEND AT CURRENT BATES. FIRE INSURANCE EFFECTED. IIOE IMMEDIATE • SALEMR. DIXON'S WELL-KNOWN FARM 'AT KIHIKIHI. i Comprising— 91 O ACRES, all fenced, subdivided into 10 OJLU paddocni; 300 acres in grass; well watered. Six-roomed House; cowsheds, etc. 24 miles from post office; IJ. miles from creamery and school. ,» 50 Cows, 8 Horses, and Farm Implements INCLUDED IN SALE. ,To effect an immediate sale we are instructed to dispose of this excellent Dairy Farm at a LOW FIGURE. For further particulars apply "W Q OUTER AND po.. SOLE AGENTS, CAMBRIDGE. Win niii ■ -I i r'i i — inn Seeds. Manures, etc. CRASS AH9 / ' CLOVER SEEDS. Jfify (English Grasses and .$/ / Clovers just to hand). / COCKSFOOT. oV QV / RYEGRASS, £ / \$ / and all the fine §/ / . Grasses and Clovers ( y \ / ,« , JY / -fa ■& New Seed of #/ fj /BONEDUST Hi £//J!r / BLOOD & Germination $/ %fj / BONE, . '/ jfc / and other manures, / SEED OATS * / C*\l /maize, wheat, bran, / \& / POLLARD, BARLEY. /* / Sole Agents for P. McOILL'S /jj\ ♦ / OATMEAL, Etc. *^V 9 & 11, CUSTOM ST., / AUCKLAND. , FERTILISERS, ET a BONEDUBTS-" PYRAMID" and '" TEL ANGLE." BONE AND BLOOD, W.S.I. Brand. SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME. NITHO-WTASH. POTATO AND ROOT . MANURE NITRO-POTASH CORN and GRASS MANURE. POTASH, KAINIT. AMMONIA. Etc. SEED POTATOES. oats, maize, chaff, Eto. ■, ■ SEEDS FOR SPRING SOWINGCLOVERS.' GRASSES. AND TURNIPS. W. S. LAURIE AHD C°29. CUSTOM STREET. Musical.

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