Houses and Land for Sale. : j G. M. KIRKCALDY, ! 83, QUEEN-ST. (Opposite Fort-st.). 7 j BRANCH OFFICE : ; j Junction Eden Terrace and Dominion Eoad. °\ SUBURBAN : RESIDENCES. 5 90 ACRES GOOD LAND, all in grass and " ! <£*\J level, bat elevated; lOmins. from rail- '• S way station. New modern Dwelling, six good J I room? and offices. On corner of two roads. i i VERY SUITABLE FOR SUBDIVISION, land £ j in this locality being rapidly cut up and 8 j built upon. Cheap train fares. £1600. i in ACRES GOOD LAND, all in grass M.d i J-'J crops; fenced and subdivided into * j several paddocks; good House, six rooms and i offices: stable, coach-house, fowlhouse and runs. On proposed train route. £1400. I A ACRES; SIX ACRES CHOICE ORCHARD, 1" balance in English grasses: small House and large outbuildings. £750. 9A ACRES; only 15mins. to station.— mmi\J Farm, all in English grasses: good 1 House, six rooms, and outbuildings. £850. OA ACRES, PARTLY IMPROVED; small «v/ Whare, two rooms; elevated; li miles from station. £200. I>7 ACRES, PARTLY IMPROVED; enough 'J I timber on the property to pay for , same. Very good land and elevated: two miles from station. £200. 5 SUITABLE FOR SUB- ? DIVISION. . A 1 ACRES. AT AVONDALE; all in grass. L *±2 TWO ROAD FRONTAGES. £1050. 19 ACRES, AT AVONDALE; all in grass i. -it) and crops: good House, six rooms, with large outbuildings; nice garden; asphalt paths; two road frontages. 91 ACRES. AT MT. ALBERT— per acre; land close by selling at £165 per acre. A CHANCE FOR SPECULATOR. GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE. I'SOM. ELEVATED POSITION-SUPERIOR - -Hi MODERN RESIDENCE, nine large rooms; hall, Sit wide; rooms. 22 by 14, 16 by 33, 16 by 13, 14 by 13, etc.; -wardrobes in all » bedrooms and linen presses. ALL FIRSTCLASS TIMBER. LARGE GROUNDS. WITH PADDOCK AT THE BACK: three dozen fruit * trees in full bearing; all live hedges; LAWN, * 65 by 103. laid out in ornamental shrubs and trees. A LOVELY* HOME. Convenient to cars. A SACRIFICE. 1 OWNER URGENTLY CALLED AWAY. OUPERIOR MODERN DWELLING, six large ' and lofty rooms, handsome STEEL - CEILINGS: PLASTER ARCH in hall; BAY WINDOW AND SQUARE BOX BAY, fancy . Venetians: HOT WATER SERVICE, HIGHPRESSURE BOILER: tiled hearths and 5 grates, mirror mantels. Level volcanic section, free from stone. EASY TEEMS. Price, £67-j. On!y lmin. to car and train. , SPECIAL BARGAIN. . £50 CASH. _!iICI! UTrLE HOME ' £375 ONLY, REDUCED FROM £450. SUPERIOR LITTLE BUNGALOW HOUSE, new, FOUL LARGE ROOMS, also bathroom and scullery; wash-house, copper and tubs. Nice LEVEL VOLCANIC SECTION. 50 by 132, free from stone. EASY TERMS. i-DENDALE, about sruins, to the car. REALLY NICE HOME High position, commanding tine view. New , six-roomed Residence built oiae year), every modern convenience; HOT AND COLD WATER; large bathroom, paiatry, and scul- ■ lery; wash-house, copper and tubs; bay window, two verandahs, hall sft wide, steel ceiling, and fancy arch. Drawingroom i 6 by 13, beautiful steel ceiling, ventilated, fancy mantelpiece, deep frieze and picturerail. groom 16 by 13, mullion window, handsome mantel, frieze, and picturerail. First bedroom 14 by 13. two bedrooms , 13 by 9; built expressly for the owner; best picked timber. Beautiful high level Section, 50ft by 1271t. PRICE, £650, for quick sale. Terms arranged. OIAA C* A OTT-NEW BUNGALOW JbJLUU tAOil RESIDENCE, painted white, red roof; six large room*.', front and return verandah, .wide entrance hall, fancy arch diningroom 13 by 13. handsome dome steel ceiling, large mullion windows. carved mantelpiece, gas fire, 20in frieze and picture rail; first bedroom, 13 by 13, with bo tiara bay window on the corner; large kitchen, high-pressure boiler and range, white tiled HOT WATER SERVICE; bathroom, with large porcelain bath and china lavatory basin; linen press, built-in dresser and cupboards, large scullery, pantry, meat safe: wash-house, copper, tußs. Beautiful level volcanic section, 50 by 132. TO BUTCHERS. COUNTRY BUTCHERING BUSINESS; present trade, five bollocks, twelve sheep weekly; good House, eight rooms; slaughterhouse, sheds, butcher's shop, with two rooms adjoining; 18 acres first-class land; all in good order; close to railway station. A Teal good payable business; owner retiring. Price, £1400 the lot. Terms, £500 cash, to practical man. NOTE NEW ADDRESS: G. M. KIRKCALDY, 83, QUEEN-ST. (Opposite Fort st.). BRANCH OFFICE: Junction Eden Terraoe and Dominion Road SHEARER EASTGATE, 1, SECURITY BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET 00 PER FOOT-Bereaford-st., City, oppoArfO site Western Park Freehold section, 66ft- by 210 ft. Will carry two houses or large factory. A gift at the money. 01 AAA~^ pp QUEEN-ST.. close to .fexUUU Karangahape Section. 35ft by 145 ft, with two Dwellings, in good sound condition and well let. Well suited for investment or factory site. £»rrA-GREY LYNN, CAMPBELL BOAD oUOOU —Nice six-roomed House, with gaa, bath; wash-house, copper and tuba large workshop, paths tarred and sanded, lawn; fowlhouse, etc- A property worth inspection. £>QAA- PONSONBT ' WATERSIDE, three o&OUU minutes from Three Lamps-Well-ordered Villa Residence of eight rooms and offices; complete sewer drainage, and in first-class order throughout. Section, 42ft frontage to two streets, 150 ft through depth. Full bearing orchard. Splendid harbour views. 1 OOOK £220, £220. and £400—FOUR CITY , diiZjLOi PROPERTIES for Absolute Sale, at Bedrock Prices, to allow owner to leave for England- These cottages are in good order and weU let. f'Or'A — ST. HELIEES BAY-Cottage of 30/.. V four rooms, newly renovated, good allotment; convenient to beach. f r'QKAA—FINE CORNER BLOCK, on west dt»OOUv? side of High-st., corner Vulcan Lane, with Two-storey Brick Building thereon. n a 9A- , «YARD RD., MT. 33DEN— dw4l&\J Five-roomed Villa, with conveniences: close to trams; pleasantly situaUnL FANNING AND CO.. AND ESTATE BHOETLAND-ST, OPPOSITE THE GP.O OO AAA" 1000 ACRES SHEEP LAND, ring dbOUUU fenced (sheep-proof), subdivided, no AAA and well watered by lakes and o&OUUU numerous springs; modern AAA Six-roomed House, stable, and ofe/OUUU other outbuildings; seven miles I>Q<IAA from township, li miles from obOUUu P.O. and school. At present n Q AAA carrying 500 sheep and 200 head ofeOVv/V cattle. Price, £3000; one-third £3000 cash, balance in five years. f* i A PER ACRE— Acres, good cropping ot/lU PER ACRE land; 75 acres ploughed 01 A PEE ACRE and in grass, 25 acres in dfrlu PER ACRE fallow for turnips, etc., nl A PER ACRE 95 acres surface sown j3U_LU PER ACRE and rough feed, balance 01 A PER ACRE (41 acres) heavy ti-trc-e oWAV PfcJR ACRE and fern; mostly rer»l A PUB ACRE claimed swamp land, oftlU PER ACRE subdivided into several pi A PER ACRE paddocks six - roomed otiU PER ACRE House, cowshed, and out- « 1 A PER ACRE buildings. Within one IX) PER ACRE mile creamery, post nIA PEE ACRE office and school 34 miles. S&IU PER ACRE Price, £10 per acre. This nIA PEE ACRE is one of the best barobXU PER ACRE bains in the Waikato. £10 PER ACRE ■ Eaßy term - 1? Q A A—THREE MINUTES from Bailway 3lOuU Station; a few miles from Auckft QA A land— Five-roomed House and d&uUu 3 acres of first-class land. Price, £800 £800. Terms arranged. FANNING~AND CO., ; AND STATE GENTS. SHORTLAND-ST., OPPOSITE THE G.P.O. ] Q.AINSBOBOUGH STATE, jyj-ORNINGSIDE. There are' some Splendid Allotments left for Sale in this Estate. Cheap prices, from £1 per foot. Easy terms. Buy now and make large future profits. Plan from J" rj-IHORNES, 83, QUEEN-STREET.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14530, 18 November 1910, Page 2
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