Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14473, 13 September 1910, Page 3

5 pp"*"^"™" - ™ ■ Houses and Land for Sale. I fAXJLHANSEN & CO., y-jf pEAL TESTATE A GENTS, rmjTJTUAL T IFE "DUILDINGS, OA /^kTJEEN-STKEET. /■'■'' EPSOM-XEWMAEKET END. ;'.: : v eight-roomed Residence. "'■'■■'fillUU with every convenience; Ist "•'.'■ *t;nft bed., 16 by 16: 2nd, 14 by 14; 3rd. fillUU 14 by 12; 4th. 14 by 12; dining. ( *»i -^ 22 by 14; sitting. 22 by 16: kit.. '■£1101/ 14 by 14. Sec. 70 by 300. This is ■JJJirtA an 'opportunity of buying a iSIIUU -class house in this favourito suburb; 15min. from £11UU Queen-st, ■''■ VT "EDEN-NEAR TRAM TERMINUS. ■:>:.'.; nVoAA-SIX ROOMS, storeroom, scnliLttUl/ lery. and bathroom (with 10vJJoAA burner califoat). wash-hand *. £\/\J\J basin and fixed clothe? presses; *JjrtAA hall, 6ft; every conceivable con¥,]ZUt» venience inside and out; largo rtIOAA section. 63 by 200; ground laid j jLViXjKj out ill lawns, Rood truit trees f fIiOAA and kitchen garden: tarred '/. £\J\)\) yard and paths; built six ; ■'■'■•' rti OH A vears. under architect's super-! j ? Xi\.±A)\} vision: stands high, and cannot %200 be built out. I c.* FIRST-CLASS FARM". ' trip AAA -527 ACRES. magnificent A V. I D»UUU land, seven miles from AuckAn AAA land, with large House; or -4j I OjUUU owner would Sell 100 Acres ' *Xif* AAA am ' the small House for £50 *M.O>UUU J>cr acre. This is one of the 7; n AAA best farms ever oVered. and 4gJ_Q,UL?V/ is. also suitable for cutting £16,000 up • MT EDEN—3MIN. FROM 2d SECTION. P-TtAA—EIGHT BOOMS: two bathrooms; dbl IVV in first-class order; section, 77 byls °- ■£1700 br 15 ° '••■■• , r ; ABOUT FIVE MILES FROM TOWN- . fj-Zo-n-SEVEX ROOMS, bath, pantry. ' X)l.£o\s scullery, large storeroom: J-aere • «10A in fruit trees: nice grounds, in '...''■'.■■ SjlJXjyJ lawns, etc.; joiner's shop: con- j 01 OTA crete floors to all outbuildings; '■ ' 3bX—iovJ sunny and healthy situation. PAUL HANSEN & CO. p. M. HANSEN. A. W. CLARK, frank Colbeck.) (0. A. Colbeck. ~'i COLBECK | COLBECK, • I TAND AND STATE A GENT& - 27 QHOETLAND-STREET. NOBTH AUCKLAND—BOO Acres Capital Sheep Country; three-quarters grass; '-•'-' mbstantial modern House, eight rooms; two '■■'?. miles from wharf by good metalled road. Price, £5 per acre; £2000 cash. MANTJEEWA— Areas from four to 250 Acres. Price, £10 to £65 per acre. We reeom- '-$ mead buying in this district at the present i ,* , time, as values are bound to improve, j ~ " TXTARKWORTH—SO7 Acres; 400 grass, | • ,■{ f?f' balance bush; House, seven rooms. 1 ;, Price, £4 12s 6d per acre. j VrraTAIKOUKOU. 31 miles from city— ! -mt Acres; ring-fenced, six paddocks, ! "carrying 500 sheep; House, seven rooms. i - 1 Price, £5 5s per acre. a ,"TI7"HAKAPIEAU— Acres in grass; seven■;:OTi roomed House and good outbuildings; ■•'.•£ cowshed. 11 bails. Price, £6 103 per acre. 2070 Acres, fenced and subdi- &''•■ XL Tided; very large fenced and subdivided; very large House; splendid , - value at £4 10s per acre, KEWTIT— and 137 Acres at £8 and £6 -'(.pJLV 10s respectively. .iSrTp^fDERSON— Acres; House, fire rooms. as XI Young orchard. Price, £8 103 per acre. 'iWALTON—I7I2 Acres Very Rich Land; f Iff Good House; would cut up well. Price - i; £9 10s per acre. ■:f EAST PUKEKOHE—IIO3 Acres Eich VolJ canic Land; 12 paddocks; good House; ;. 2a-bail cowshed, barn, etc. Price, £26 10s 7:; per acre. |1 Tlf ANGATANGI VALLEY (16 miles from '■'< jSI. Pokeno)— Acres; 300 acres grass. ..--f Price, £2 per acre. Very easy terms. ~j SEASIDE PROPERTIES. # KfJ ACHES, Serai-volcanio Land, all in grass; V OO will carry easily from 20 to 25 dairy '■'■ cows. Price £28 per acre. %.- QQO ACRES, with three and a-half miles Hi i sea frontage; 15 miles from AuckS' land; gocd House and all necessary outbuild- "# ings. Bonnd to increase in value. Very suitfi. able for subdivision. Price. £12 per acre. fgT" r "' w ■'" ■ "• •: Government "yALUATioN iv;y.-: ' ; ACCEPTED. hpO OYNDIOATES .J ; ;: AND T AND SPECULATORS. | ■' 'i' • . - • ;( : - GOLDEN OPPOETUNITT <. To make ;:,,- A. HANDSOME PROFIT. ... Why invest money at 5 per cent, when •50 per cent, can be made i:r= from this Investment? -*«•' The. Trustees in the ESTATE OF THE Ai' LATE ALLEN KERB-TAYLOR have favoured ;-.?■ me with instructions to Sell. ■4' . 41 A™™- ','■>} ■ Having a frontage of about 1100 ft ;.}, ) *-" to the Onehunga-Mt. Albert Road. p- and situated within one mile from i .-* the Mount Albert Railway Station. h» ; :: ■ and about one mile from the f !*> Morningside Tram Terminus, lor 'o&'h'"' .•■ which the deed of delegation is ._£-:. signed- -' I* Warm and Sunny Aspect .], .' Easily Subdivided J."• • Inexpensive Roading | The land being clear of stone?. f%i BUY NOW. and get the advantage of the •'?.;• ■ Tram Extension. Prices are certain to '.'.* increase. •yAS AN INDUCEMENT to intending pur- ?;| " THE TRUSTEES WILL ACCEPT $$ . THE GOVERNMENT VALUATION Of t\ £150 PEB ACEE■PI If purchased immediately. gl Take advantage of this • >:! \ remarkable opportunity. &• Apply I T. B. CLAY, %■ Jj AND AND Tjl STATE AGENT. ■' 12, ]J MAJESTY'S \ HCADE. |IS QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. | ALFEED BTJCKLAND W : AND SONS. %i- THE HAYMARKET. "ffp 'Phone 224. M pAPATOETOE-Five Acres; House five ■ : 'i A rooms; subdivided. Land Transfer, •■'' oneap. '4 ' T\TAERENGA-1300 Acres; House seven ;*«; »» rooms six miles from railway 1000 'fii acres in grass; complete dairy plant- ■ yards and dip; stables and all necessary 0 outbuildings. Apply at office. !%'.uTIfANGEBE BRIDGE-Two Acres; siri -"J- roomed House; stables, cowshed-:-*i: close to Onehunga. £850. Easy terms. ' •'.-:? W AIV,EEA ~ Acres, fenced; no buildv:r, »» ings; one mile from Wade. £50 lot. S§*': I\TEW LYNN—Five Acres; two road ront- '</>.. x ' ages; unimproved, £200. :=!lx "PUNCIMAN—33 Acres; House four rooms- -■.:., J-v barn, stables; grass and crop; close -:,«.:• to station. £25 per acre. :-jpAPATOETOE—25 Acres; House and good -'V -»T outbuildings, including four cows, two -•''^ilMu 68 ' trap ' implements, and sundries. '-* JiUCKLAND— 84 Acres; seven-roomed $$$?s?■ House; cowshed, sheep yards, and "'■• S?ii c .?'ifr.i^ BraßS; £30 per acre - °an ' : Snn^ D^S? LY BECOMMEND THIS AS A . . BOUMj INVESTMENT. pUKEKOHE—SS Acres; House; stables, P& «r,«.v^' ; eisht Paddocks; four miles out. •iSIm! Splendid property, close to „ -.- creamery. £20 an acre. - j I9OO AC ? ES - Te Aroha, large portion ■■-••"vial « . of w , hICD insists of rich allu?lS"2fand Hli» n0 be J ter - land in the North T nr£?«lL hlU i. country is nearly all grass; •»'Sto -m? sheep countr 1780 acres in '■'■•? Ute^;,,^- J c ? op: m acres bush. Es- - rum,i^ 0d i Vlded 35 Paddocks; watered by 'v. 400™»Sf streams; now carrying 3000 sheep, - tti!k«i ?- cattle: woald now carry 200 M OQnS„ l ' p " to - dat ? ."-roomed House, all iJooTS^ 1 "* B '., 60-bailed cowshed, stable. 1 $ local ■' and other outbuildings. Good " -.Si»'w? larketß Fafc Btoc t taken off (fiSsixromT^r^'i 0 commission; seven miles -t Si,/ owas biP. by good metal road; HsSSPi■",*«• can h& cut u p for i-fC-Sniiir ry farms without roading and '" T«rSJr expense. Price, only £12 per acre. £sr 2 r ? B *">e-third cash; balance for term, raSiyS'SS l We recommend this as ll§Wawa th^ BE ? T AND SOUNDEST INVESTIS LAND IN THE MARKET,