. Houses and Land for Sale. - PONSONBY. £735. TERMS ARRANGED. EXACTLY one minute from car line, J-i" and situated in one of the host streets on waterside. This charming little Villa Residence, only built two years ago (for present owner) of the very best material. The conveniences throughout the house are very up-to-date and complete; bathroom, p.w.c.. drainage, etc.; in fact everything for saving labour; the walls are lofty, well ventilated, tastefully decorated, and papered, and the owner aas spent a good deal of money in laying out lawns and flower beds, and all paths are tarred and sanded. We have personally inspected the property, and consider it cheap. Further particulars, and cards to view, from the Agents, iW. J PATERSON AND CO.. AUCTIONEERS, Victoria-street East. 'Phone 3248. . WHEATLEY, RAVEN AND CO., • i AUCTIONEERS, LAND AGENTS, DARBY'S BUILDINGS. QUEEN-STREET. Few Doors from Customs-street. 'Phone 785. j GREYLYNN. OAS TO AKS PER FOOT-We have SecOvJ 40 tiona for Sale . adjoining Surrey Hills Estate. Choice building Bites. TAKAPUNA. J? K Xft—POß this bum you can purchase o&«JJU a New, Well-built, Five-roomed Cottage in one of the most delightful spots in this favourite suburb, only lmin. from beach and cars. Now is the time to buy ana get yourself comfortably housed at the seaside for the summer. No. 276 KINGSLAND. 079ft—VERY CONVENIENT HOUSE of 3b I w<J seven rooms, bathroom, scullery; wash-house, copper and tubs; situated right on main/ car line. A real bargain. No- 277 PONSONBY. tf?7CA-NEW RESIDENCE of eight rooms, ow I U\J bathroom, scullery, wash-house, workshop, first-class finish and decorations. No. 278 MOUNT EDEN. 01 Q -VERY FINE RESIDENCE of six owLO—<J large rooms and usual offices; tiled hearths and grates, fitted wardrobes, bookcase, Venetian blinds, etc. Spacious section. with a frontage of 330 ft by a depth of - 200 ft, nicely laid out in lawns, etc. Fruit trees include peach, apple, plum, loquat, quince, nectarine, and walnut. Beautiful sunny position. V No. 126 , I? OA A - THOROUGHLY UP-TO-DATE, JUU WELL-BUILT HOUSE, containing seven rooms and all conveniences; h. and c. water, porcelain bath; all large rooms; diningroom very fine; metal dome ceiling; combined mantel and overmantel; polished rimu square bays, with casement window, wide interior sills, verandah, etc. Section 60 by 145. No. 279 DAIRY FARMS. ftOSA IS all the cash required to buy 163 AmQU Acres Grand Dairying Land at Hunua Valley. The farm is well fenced and subdivided into seven paddocks, with continuous water supply in each. A very large -area is in srrass. some new and some surfacesown after a burn good rough feed throughout remainder; when fully improved : would easily carry 50 cows. Property also contains much valuable timber. As owner is desirous of a good, safe investment he is prepared to let the balance remain on mortgage for five years at 54 per cent. There is a good wliare on farm, and if purchaser desires to build a smaller deposit still will be accepted. pAPAKUBA. - rt-jA PER ACRE—22I4 Acres Good Dairying ofe J. V Land; 30 acres in grass, 40 acres ready for ploughing, balance rough feed; slightly undulating and all plonghable; well watered by good" stream. New five-roomed House, two galvanised tanks, two detached rooms, dairy, cowshed, two-stall stable and barn It miles from station, creamery, and township by good metalled road. No. 147. MOUNT EDEN. EXCELLENT POSITION AND - LOCALITY. . , QENTLEMAN'S "^INE-ROOMED , RESIDENCE. C mr AT £1050 ox £200 JQEPOSIT. ONLY FOUR MINUTES "WALK FROM .1 2D SECTION. rpHIS IS AN EXTRA-CHOICE AND CHARMX ING HOME, built by the owner about a year ago, on good high volcanic section. 65 by 175 ft, commanding extensive views and laid out in shrubs and lawn, with tarred and sanded paths. The design is artistic and convenient, the materials are the best obtainable, and the workmanship all that can be desired. The rooms are extra large and nicely finished, with picture rails, friezes, steel ceilings, tiled hearts and grates. There are pantry, scnllery, bathroom, enamelled bath,. hot water service, wash-house, all making a perfect home. GUMMING" & SON, jgSTATE AND J^UCTIONEERS, 85. QUEEN-ST.. AUCKLAND. Telephones: Office, 2682; Residence. 115. A BARGAIN. THE Owner having made a competence, JL has instructed us to offer his VALUABLE FARM of 700 ACRES FOR SALE, situated about 100 miles north of Auckland; mostly ploughable and in good grass; all well fenced and subdivided; two large fattening paddocks, as a lot of fattening is done for local market; water in every paddock. Good House of seven rooms; new woolahed, barn, cowshed, trapshed, dairy, wine cellar, bakehouse. etc.; large orchard and vineyard; fine meadow hay paddock. Will carry three sheep to acre and several cattle; now carrying 800 sheep and about 300 cattle and horses. North Trunk Railway will pass close to this farm. convenient, to Council Chambers, National Bank, P. 0.. school, Agricultural Show Grounds, and one of the largest Baleyards north of Auckland. Price, £10 per acre; half cash at 5 per cent. This is one of the best farms in the North. TAKAPUNA— Fine Level Building Allotment of over, Acre, close to Lake; rich soil. Only £220. LEE RIDGE & CO., . SOLE AGENTS. DURHAM-STREET E. 'Phone 3277. , ."ROBERT JJOOD. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. NO. 5. FORT-STREET. VICTORIA ARCADE BUILDINGS. MATAMATA— 150 Acres; • House. four rooms, and outbuildings; near creamery, etc. PRICE, £6 5s PER ACRE. QQ ACRES, well fenced and subdivided; JLOO House, four rooms, and outbuildings about -V miles from Auckland. PRICE. £450. ' ■ - f*A -ACRE Farm, all in grass and cultivaU 1 ! tion; 12 acres swamp; House, six rooms, and outbuildings, one mile from creamery, etc. PRICE, £12 PER ACRE. AVONDALE— 91 Acres, well watered by creek: fruit trees, fowl runs, etc.; .good five-roomed House, etc. PRICE, £850. 1 OQJ- ACRES—Superior Dairy Farm; flat li/02 and well drained; all ploughable; at present carrying 70 milking cows, besides other stock; House, six rooms; cowshed, stable, pig shed, and implement shed. This is a good farm, and worthy of inspection. PRICE. £24 PER ACRE. MARLBOROUGH— 265 Acres, adjoining , township, with lovely House and gardens; all flat and highly improved, and would make an excellent sheep farm. PRICE, £30 PER ACRE. Or will exchange for Auckland property. I HAVE several Town Properties in Exchange for Farms. Jjl O E 6 A L E. BIRKENHEAD — Th« famous Highbury Estate, subdivided into sections; elevated position, excellent view of harbour , and city: cheap and pleasant travelling. Secure a section whilst available and on easy terms. BIRKENHEAD— On easy terms of pay-mept,-4± Acres. £250 Seven Acres. £350; Five Acres £300. These properties are within easy distance of the wharf, and contain-some fine "native bush.BIRKENHEAD, close to wharf—Very Fine Residence of 10 rooms and conveniences. This property commands one of the finest views around Auckland. Reasonable terms of payment. BIRKENHEAD— Compact and Neat Cottage of five-rooms, bath and pantry; washhouse. copper and tubs; 10 minutes from wharf £650. „ BIK KEN HEAD— 2r. 26p., with over three chains frontage, and containing some very fine native bush. £525. . NORTHCOTE— Residence of six rooms and conveniences; close to wharf; fine view. This property is one of the few available with water frontage. . SECTIONS at Birkenhead and Northrote, Q on , easy terms of payment. A. L. "WHITE, £!. UOTK-STEEET. AUCKLAND- l ; 1,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14809, 12 October 1911, Page 3
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