' For Sale. p O a C A L E. BOMBAY— £459— Acres, divided into 5 paddocks; live fences; 6 rooms, bathroom, scullery, dairy, outhouses; large garden and orchard. .2/17 BUCKLAND-£2664-148 Acres, fully improved; 9-roomed House; outbuildings. 2/15 CANADA-STREET-£425-5 Rooms; bathroom, wash-house. ... 2/168 CAMBRIDGE~£IBB6-235 Acres, partially improved; all ploaghable with exception 35 acres good flax swamp; divided into 7 paddocks, new grass; House, 5 rooms; men's room, stable; cow-bails, and other buildings. 2/96 FORT-STREET, CITY - Harbour Board Lease; 54 years. 2/124 HUNUA VALLEY— Acres; good House, and outbuildings. A good property. . * 2/103 KAIPARA— Property of 1000 Acres, divided into 6 paddocks. Good House; cattle and sheep drafting yards. Good sheep and cattle country. 2/60 £500—Dwelling, 8 rooms; bathroom, scullery. Allotment, 33 by 99. Corner section. • 2/163 LINCOLN-STREET-£350-Cottage, 5 rooms, on allotment 33 by 104. 3173 NEWTON ROAD-£4OO-Dwelling, 6 large rooms, with modern conveniences. Allotment. 33 by 100. ' 2/97 OPOTIKI— 507 Acres; 350 in grass, including 50. acres alluvial flats, balance valuable piyiri .bush; 5-roomert House; buggyshed, dairy; cowshed, 9 bails; stockyard; properly divided into 10 paddocks. Five miles from Opotiki by good metal road, 44 from dairy factory. .. 2/152 NEAR THE PAH-£1350-4a. Or. 38p.; tile drained. House, six rooms; kitchen, wash-house, gas and water. This is a nice little property for anyone desirous of living a few miles out of town. 10 minutes from trams. 2/158 WAIKATO— £2287— Acres, all been ploughed, and all in grass except 40 acres flax swamp; nearly all level, with few undulating hills; 5-roomed House; cowshed, 6 bails; orchard, etc. One mile from railway station. 2/100 SEVERAL SUMS OF MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITY. ALSO, FOR INVESTMENT. rpHOS. p pAHILL, 91-3, QUEEN-STREET (opposite Fort-street). CJYMONDS -STREET. k5 FOR SALE OR TO LET. FOR 5. 7, OR 10 YEARSGENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE OF 10 ROOMS, With Billiardroom. kitchen, scullery, 2 bathrooms v Hot and cold water everywhere. Stable, coach-house, man's room. etc. SUITABLE FOR MEDICAL MAN. T. MANDENO JACKSON, Custom-street. FOR SALE—Warkworth-Choice Fruit Farm of 94 acres, orchard in full bearing; within 3 miles of township; metalled road. A very low figure is asked for this property, as it has to be sold to close the estate of the late owner. Also, 160 ACRES, 2 road frontages, adjoining above. , RICHARD ARTHUR AND CO., City Market FOR SALE. A CHOICE RIVERSIDE FARM, ■ ■• Comprising 88 ACRES GOOD LAND. There are 20 acres in grass, 1 acre orchard, balance puriri bush, tea-tree, and rough feed. Steamers pass daily. 15 miles from Auckland. , • Price only £375. £200 can remain at 5 per cent. O. AICKIN AND SON, H.M. Arcade. HEEP AND CATTLE FARMS. REASONABLE TERMS TO BUYERS. 430 Acres—£6so. A Bargain. 570 Acres—£3 per acre. 754 Acres—£4 10s per acre. 1000 Acres— 10s per acre. . 8000 Acres— £2 10s per acre. ;,.-. J.H. EDINGTON. Land. Estate and Business Agent (Ist Floor) 65. Queen-st. (next Smeeton, Ltd.). 17*0fi SALE, AS A GOING CONCERN- ■ ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, On Main Trunk Line, and centre of Tourist Traffic, .. FULL 01)- BOARDERS AND TRAVELLERS. Owner having' taken up Crown land, must realise. , Farther particulars. . " J. MCK.," 15. Princes-street, City. "DUSINESSES FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. Oil AA-GENERAL STORE—An excep-dbXJ-UU tionally profitable business; very tine country. Terms. J?IAA TO BOARDINGHOUSES 3bIUU S&OUU —City and Country. Select and profitable. Norn- DRAPERY—nice suburban busi*OOU ness. Suit lady. OOAA—BOOT AND SHOE' EMPORIUM— oWmiUU A comfortable suburban business. n-j K A—MILLINERY— high-class busi-owJ-OU ness; central city position. OK—FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY—A cfcOO very reliable business; busy thoroughfare. f? 9 A - POULTRY FARM— city, se3&Zi\)\J lect position; well stocked and fully equipped. Rent, 20s. r \MJ BUYERS .—Consult me before purchasJL ing. My 10 years' travelling experience throughout this province enables me to give you useful information. A. M. B KYDEN THE POPULAR BUSINESS SELLER, 1881. QUEEN-STREET. Phone 1742. The StudJOS*,jwrfSgivCS 011 STUD PURPOSES. THE THOROUGHBRED QALVADAN (2), By SALVATOR (12). by Prince Charlie, sire of Lochiel, dam Dangeld, by Doncaster (5), son of Stockwell, dam Tribute, by King Tom, dam Duty (the grand-dam of Sheen), by Rifleman. SALVADAN'S STOCK SHOW GREAT PROMISE, size, bone, and. substance being a marked characteristic with them all. the only two of hi* stock tried are both winners, Lady Ellen and Aqua Regia. Fees: Fifteen Guineas. Also, for Sale or Lease, or if not Sold will be at the service of breeders at Ellerslie, T OVELINK (8), By Castor Bangle, by Musket—Locket. Lovelinkis closely related to Pendant, winner of Newmarket Handicap; Collarit, the champion two-year-old of Australia last season, and many of the best performers in New Zealand. Fee: Three Guineas; two or more as per agreemont. For further particulars apply to J. B. WILLIAMSON. Campbell Road. Ellerslie. OTALLION QEASON pARDS. SEND YOUR ORDER FOR PRINTING TO TTERALD pRINTING WORKS, A UCKLAND. T AEGE (SELECTION OF TTORSE pLOCKS TO CHOOSE FROM. ORDERS EXECUTED WITH DESPATCH. =1 T ARGE and small Potato-growers will find it to their advantage to treat their seed with SHARLAND'S POTATO BLIGHT EXTERMINATOR. It effectually prevents blight and improves the crop. Growers have already proved its value. Get particulars from your Storekeeper. He stocks itNO DEPOSIT/PIANO CO.-For Beat Value in Pianos try the NO DEPOSIT PIANO , Co. 28, High-street.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13286, 19 September 1906, Page 12
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