Houses and Land for Sale. REMUERA. A MOST DELIGHTFUL HOME ON THE SUNNY SLOPE AND OVERLOOKING THE HARBOUR. ONE OF THE PRETTIEST GARDENS IN AUCKLAND. £34()()~ comroDI ° us lIOUSB of 12 rooms and offices; three of tlio rooms are 24 by 18 and one is 26 by 14; stables. buggyslied, harness-room. loft, man's room, etc. The grounds compriso THREE ACRES fronting three roads, and aro EXQUISITELY laid out in lawns, garden, orchard, and particularly CHOICE SHRUBBERY, containing a magnificent collection of PALMS AND RARE FOREIGN AND NATIVE TREES AND PLANTS. The soil is very rich, sloping gently to the sun, and commanding LOVELY' VIEWS OF LAND AND WATER. Close to 'bus and 10 minutes' walk from the trams, but a new road about to be constructed will shorten this distance; part of the land could be sold off to advantage and the price thus reduced. N.B.— the owner has purchased another property lie is VERY ANXIOUS to sell at once. gAMUEL -yAILE AND gONS. LAND} AND ESTATE AGENTS, LAND AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. 87, QUEEN-STREET. MOUNT EDEN. £200 CASH. Handsome new dwelling of seven large and lofty rooms; entrance hall 10 by 12; diningroom. 19J by 15. with, dome ceiling, deep frieze and picture rails; metal and Ptained rimu ceilings in all other rooms; kitchen 14 by 13, pantry and scullery, linen press; bathroom 7 by 10, with heavy porcelain bath, and basin and concrete floor; hot and cold water service throughout; breakfast/room 13 by 12; high-pressure boiler, p.w.c., and septic tank: wide verandahs round three sides; lead lights; allot., 66 by 181; volcanic soil; high position; two minutes from car. PRICE £1050. , gCHOFIELD AND JJENLEY. VICTORIA-STREET EAST. 'Phone, 1911. EDW. WHITEHEAD, AGENT AND VALUER. 19. HIGH-ST. OOK FINE LARGE SHOP. Quecn-St., oWZjOU with splendid fittings. Call for particulars. r» n £ A—NEW SIX-RD. HOUSE, steel ceilJ&QOU nigs; allot.. 50 by 132; shell and tar paths. Septic tank. TT'OR HOTELS. BOARDINSES, etc., i- he Buro to inquire of J>DW. .^rHITEHEAD, Telephone 1413. P.O. Box 530. QREAT /gOUTH QREENLANE. A REALLY GOOD INVESTMENT. _ Showing net return of 9 per cent., Comprising SHOP AND DWELLING Combined. Also, Dwelling of live rooms, and Two Lockup Shops, detached. ■ The whole with a frontage of 99ft to main road by 148 depth, and built on a corner section; all well finished; gas, water, and all conveniences. ' Price very reasonable and term!) easy. this is well worth inspection, as the district is going ahead and is one of the best suburbs •ot Auckland. Only 3min. from railway star tion and 20min. from Queen-street. Full particulars from :, CHAS. FARRELL, • LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Hobson Buildings. Short, and Fort Sts. A. ICH D MIIY '.F AIIM--85 ACRES on the famous Aka Aka Swamp; 70 acres in good grass, bal. in crops and small native bush; well-fenced and watered; 40 acres rich, drained swamp. Good sisroomed House and outbuildings; creamery, school, etc., two miles. Price £20 per acre. Easy verms. Well worth inspection. H. DELL & SON, PUKEKOHE. THE EXPRESS LAND AGENCY. 22, COOMB ES'S ARCADE (UPSTAIRS), AUCKLAND. aA A ACRES— Cheapest Farm in the WaijfSttU kato; 200 acres in English grass, five paddocks; river frontage; handy to creamery, etc- £4 5s per acre. 1 QA : ACRES—Seaside Farm, 60 acres grass, -LOU 40 fallow; level'land, well watered; subdivided; 60 acres of this equal to anything in. the country, requiring no manure, and worth the money alone. No noxious weeds. Lovelv view Onohunga. Fishing, boating, and shooting. £7 10s per acre. Terms. T>APATOETOE—BO Acres, handy to station; Jt level land, in good grass. 12 paddocks; good buildings. £45 per acre. Another of 150 acres volcanic, soil, £20 per acre, Several smaller Farms, same district. O-jAA CASH-MT. EDEN - Well-built cwJLUU House, seven rooms, all up-to-date conveniences; section, 50 by 236, beautifully laid out, lawn, fruit trees, vegetable garden, greenhouse, etc. A HOME, . :uid only four doors from car. Price, £775. OH'w CASH—Stone's throw of 2d Car oW I O Pretty Bungalow, six large rooms, steel ceilings; hot water service; large pantry. scullery, etc. Perfectly level volcanic section. Balance, £650, easv terms. • : : 9 Aitken Carrick.] . [William Aitken Carrick. AITKEN CARRICK AND SON, HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS, STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS, • HOBSON BUILDINGS. AUCKLAND. Esplanade road, mt. EDEN-spiondid House of six rooms, with every convenience; gas and water; good section; near tram. Prospect rise, mt. eden-housc of nine rooms; ev.ery convenience; septic tank; splendid garden. Mountain road. mt. eden-houbo of "seven rooms, with half-an-acre of ground; every convenience grounds well laid out. SAME ROAD— good Building Sections; extensive views. OWEN'S ROAD, EPSOM—House of ten rooms, scullery, pantry, etc.; hot and cold water. An ideal home, only three minutes from tram REMUERA ROAD—Splendid Building Site on this road; magnificent view; one of the few vacant sites remaining: exceptional chance for securing first-class allotment at a reasonable rate. Also, A NUMBER OF COUNTRY PROPERTIES IN ALL PARTS OF THE PROVINCE. M ANGER E. 9 ACRES, level, semi-volcanic soil, in grass, O with six-roomed House; shed, fowlhouse. and run; 10 minutes' walk from school, P. 0.. and store; 11 miles from Onehunga. At the low price of £900. DAIRY FARM. -VTORTH OF AUCKLAND— Acrcs; two JL> miles from Helensville; all level and ploughable; 20 acres swamp easily drained; subdivided six paddocks, well watered; firstclass land, growing excellent grass; owner is milking 30 cows. Good six-roomed House, nearly new, and outbuildings. Price, £25 per acre. PENROSE. 5 MINUTES from station—Residence of tj eight rooms, bathroom, pantry, and scullery; wash-bouse, dairy stable, buggy-house and loft; four acres of splendid volcanic soil, free from stone; large road frontages; Price, £1700. : W. D. M°LEAN, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. $5, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. ,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14567, 2 January 1911, Page 2
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