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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14926, 26 February 1912, Page 2

Houses and Land for Sale. COLLEGE HILL-Up-tc-dale six-roomed \J House, built eight years; a bargain, £750— J. J. Macky. Land Agent, Swanson-st. ELLERSLIE-Three Sections. 240 by 267, J main road-.easy terms.— Mellars and Co., 67. Queen-street, or J. A. James, bi, Queen-street. HOUSE of six rooms, every convenience; large allotment; handy to cars. Small deposit.-Apply to Arthur Holmes. Onehunga. « : - HENDERSON— 11 Acres, corner section, all in fruit trees, one mile Henderson; House, 5 rooms, hot and cold water; £375: £175 Campbell and Nixon, Henderson. ____—— MAGNIFICENT Views, Onehunga Harbour. Good anchorage; close beach and tram. —Elevated Sections, 57 by 195, at oS; deposit, £15; balance easy.—Hickman, Quadrant Road. Onehunga. _____—— CHOP and Factory Site, nearly level to ij Queen-street, close to railway gooflssued». Terms—Box 470. C..P.0. »-"0E»!n RESIDENCE, five rooms, every convenience; hot water; built three ye*ra ago, best materials, for owner, who has to leave New Zealand: elevated volcanic section. 92 by 164. off Kliyber Pass; splendid views. £875. Bargain.— and Co., Phoenix Chambers. , M ANDREW A, close to Station—Nine Acres land and four-roomed Cottage, new; large orchard young trees, lies well to• sun and watered by spring. This is a cheap farm at price, £1050; easy terms.—Apply F. O. Western, opp. Station, Papatoetoe. TYLDEN m SPIERS, (Pronounced Til-den-Spears). REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND FINANCIERS. 95, QUEEN-STREET, Telegraph Address: " TYLfcPI. AUCKLAND. AGENTS THROUGHOUT AUSTRALASIA Reference: "BANK NEW SOUTH \\AIA&. WE HAVE THE PICK OF THE NORTH ISLAND ON LISTS. 93-ACKE FARM. KAMARAMA-eplendid Compact Little Dairy Freehold Farm, close to school, ereamo'y. store. Every inch plonghable. pool soil, well watered; 40 acres flat, balance undulating; all in grass, divided into nine paddocks; number live hedges, fine orchard, grand assortment trees and grape vines. Stately Homestead, seven rooms; cowshed, granary, and cartshed. Price. £14. Terms. (54) 693 OUR REPORT—Part of this Farm would easily sell at £30 per acre; it is situated In a good and healthy district, handy to all markets; would comfortably carry 30 milcn cows.—TYLDEN AND SPIERS. Auckland 14J-ACRE FARM. MOUNT AEBEET, near Avondalo. and a prand home of seven rooms, and offices compkte; large stable, coach-house, workshop, etc.; three road frontages, which Diake3 cutting the property into 45 splendid building lots an easy proposition; six acres orchard, in good order; five large hot-houses (cost £703 to erect), for early tomatoes and rapes; balance in grass and garden. Profit from fruit last season, £300,- could easily bo increased. Price, £3300. Terms arranged. (38) 605 OUR REPORT.—Owner has private reasons for selling; it is absolutely one of the best speculations in the district,—TYLDEN AND SPIERS. Auckland. 3000-ACRE RUN. rrUUMARUNUI.-Native Lease, over 40 -»- years to run, at Is per acre; good compensation for all improvements at end of terra. About five miles fencing; two small Houses, and two wharea; sheep yards and dip; about 450, acres English grass, and several hundred acres rough feed: £00 acres bush, 50 acies felled; some fine specimens totara, kahikatea. matai, etc. Nearly all Pioußhable, and some splendid alluvial flats. Excellently watered. The run lies in a picturesque valley, and is protected from winds. Price, £2 per acre. Easy terms, (52) 633 OUR REPORT.—Having personally Inspected above, we are in a position to say st is a bargain, and buyer of such an estate would not waste time by inspecting Clover, Canterbury rye, swedes, etc., do , excellently.—TYLDEN AND 61'IERS. Auckland. 226-ACRE FARM. ATEAB Freehold—Flourishing 7- ~ Lairy Farm, good volcanio land, practically all ploughable, divided into 10 paddocks, - water in all; seven acres oats, seven acres turnips, two acres potatoes. f> acre under plough, balance sown down in good English grasses; orchard and garden. Grand Homestead, eight rooms; man's room; five minutes creamery, schoo', etc. Price. £14 per acre. Terms. (54) 693 OCR REPORT.-Owner this property is retiring, finds place too large; it would easily carry 50 milch cows. Is the pick of district, land '" the vicinity sold at double.— TiLDLN AND SPIERS. Auckland. t,PJ£CRE~ FARM. TSLTU CLSVEDON AND PAPAKURA- ■*-> Freehold—Splendid piece of country; only 25 miles by good trap or motor road from Auckland City; 114 acres ploughed, 283 acres surface sown. 250 acres heavy bush, containing big kauri, rimu. iahikatca and totara. Thousands of posts can be sold at £5 per 100. 12 acres in crop. Well fenced and divided. Watered by permanent creeks. Homestead, six rooms; large cowshed, harnessroom; cottage, four rooms; barn, stable, etc. Handy to creamery and school. Price, £5 per acre. (51) 679 OUR EEPORT.-This is a first-class block of land, capable of bringing in big returns. There is a big thing in it for an energetio man. We know the farm and can faithfully recommend it.-TYLDEN AND SPIERS. Auckland. „ 93-ACRE FARM. ~ T3APAKURA— per acre, but a model A- little farm, and is cheap at price asksd. Close to creamery, school, station, etc.. on Main Road. Every inch plonghable, being level. Divided into 10 paddock* Would < easily carry 35 dairy cows. Well watered by springs. Seven acres oats. 5 acres maize, , 7 acres swedes, 10 acres ornamental shelter, balance in English grasses; two small Houses; cowshed, tooihouse. atable. coachhouse. Terms arranged. OUR REPORT.— personally inspected, we wish to say that the value is there and a good margin for increase. Milkers in this place are averaging 35s per head. —TYLDEN AND SPIERS. Auckland. 120-ACRE FARM. POKENO VALLEY—Freehold-Ideal Dairy Farm, clOEe to railway station, creamery, school; good metalled road to the door. All rich volcanic soil; divided into 13 padd-sks (when inspected): 10 acres oats. 4 acres potatoes, 12 acres fallow, balance in really good grass, most sown last year; 70 acres flat balance nicely undulating. Permanent water; fine orchard; Homestead, seven rooms; 18-bail cowshed, dairy, stable, etc- Price, £20 per acre; easy terms. (46)654 OUR REPORT.—The farm is of good quality, volcanio soil: a healthy position and easy of access. Would easily carry 40 dairy cows. Urgent sale necessary, otherwise price will be greatly increased.—TYLDEN AND SPIERS, Auckland, 50-ACRE FARM. PUKEKOHE — Freehold — Compact and flourishing dairy farm, a few minutes from creamery, school, P. 0., etc.; divided into eight paddocks. All in best English grasses, except 10 acres crop. Partly level to undulating. Carrying at present 18 cows, three horses, young stock. Five-roomed House, cowshed, stable, coach-house, etc Price, £30 per acre. £600 cash (41) 622 OCR REPORT.—Owner selling account wanting large place. It is splendid soil. Farm is surrounded by some of the best land in the Dominion.-TYLDEN AND SPIERS. Auckland. 167-ACRE FARM. RAMARAMA — Freehold — Up-to-date Improved Dairy Farm, handy to creamery, station, school, store, etc. Divided into 18 paddocks, fenced by sheep-proof fences, which cost £600 to erect; five acres wheat and oats, eight acres under plough, balance in good grass. Gently undulating and all ploughable. Pretty homestead, five rooms; cowshed, etc., etc. Price, £20 per acre. Terms. _ (55) 701 OUR REPORT—This is a bargain, genuine and urgent sale; dissolving partnership. We think first to inspect will be the buyer.— TYLDEN AND SPIERS. Auckland. FOR EXCHANGE. PAPAKURA— Freehold—Nine Acres, perfectly level land, and stately Residence, six rooms, with evpry convenience. Good soil: three road frontages; three acres magnificent orchard, in full bearing. For small sheep farm. Price, £1200, equity £1000, or for salo at same TYLDEN AND SPIERS, Auckland. (30) 659 FARMERSrS JSTSttk us your farm. We do not mind how many agents already have it. You need not sign anything. Advertising free. ABSOLUTELY NO CHARGE UNLESS SOLD THROUGH OUR FIRM We want your confidence, and are williner to work for it. BUSINESS STRICTLY PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL. TYLDEN JOT SPIERS, Address Telegrams: " TYLSPI. AUCKLAND." FARM S. ~ SELECT DAIRY FARM, 110 acres, situated in the best part of popular Clevedon; two-thirds of the land is splendid flats, in j good solo of cocksfoot and other grasses; 1 all been ploughed; good creeks. Substan- '■ tial kauri House of eight rooms; 14-bail cow- ] shed, largo barn, etc.; two ucres orchard, j In market solely on account of decease of 1 owner. Strongly recommended. Price, £28 j per acre. Now carrying 16 cows. 300 sheep, and several horses, which can be had at valuation if desired. •ja ACRES, 3-mlio from Papakura Station; JLU two road frontages; level land of good quality; four-roomed Cottage and out- , buildings; good orchard; plenty water. , Projective value. Price, £575; £150 cash. LEE RIDGE, SOLE AGENT, PAPAKURA. 1'