Houses and Land for SUe, A ©PECULATOR'S pHAN WAITEMATA HARBOUR. £»01 ACRES, with lovely self-contai; \JJmil shelly beach, considerable ws frontage, deep water. Only 15mins. fr Queen-street Wharf. The land is pai improved. New House, five rooms, < buildings. PRICE. £2750. TERMS. AN ABSOLUTE BARGAIN. G. bT~O smond PHCENTX CHAMBERS. QUEEN-STREE (Opposite New Post Office). pOR 6ALE, HAMILTO FOR IMMEDIATE SALE— 1800 A CBES 0F G°° D jy iJRYI JAMX NEW SEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE. And all outbuildings thereon. Also, ill Iking Shed, in first-class ordei Terms can be arranged. Apply. T. D**"' ROYAL INSURANCE BT.DGS. QUEEN-ST AUCKLAND. 4. HIGH-STREET. CHENNELLS A ™ C (Established 1893.) Dominion Chambers, 65, QUEEN-STREI Two Doors Below Smeeton's. ESTATE AGENTS AND VALUERS. Rents Collected, Mortgages Arranged Telephone. 3237. POULTRY FARM—Five Acres, half ir. hold; House, lour rooms, sheds, rin and outbuildings; volcanic soil; two ml of station, seven of city; all in good ord' Price, £540, including about 500 poulti cow, horse, trap, and all effects. A go Living. 8 ACRES, paddocks, and New House of : rooms and outbuildings; on© milo station, eight from city. Price. £960; would sell House and Four Acres at £740 if* ACRES and Small House; seven act JLU crops. 12.000 vines. 15,000 strawberrii ['rice, £700. Less than quarter-mile to 81 Lion, and 20min. to deep harbour creek. NEW LYNN RIDING—Seven Acres, all L proved, and House of Tour roon Price, £550. Suitable for fruit and poulti A ACHES and Four Rooms, three-quart L\J mile station ; watered by creek. Pric £575: £225 cash. SUBURBAN LAND-2 Acres. £210; 3J Acr< D £350; 4 Acres. £400; 11 Acres. £550; *cres. £400; 7 Acres. £490; 10 Acres, £700; Veres, £800; 33 Acres, £960; 4$ Acres, £45 10 Acres, £1400; 7 Acres, £800. All easy itation. ELLERSLrE— 3 Acres and modern House seven rooms, £825; also, 4i Acres, £4! 10 house. DTHER PROPERTIES WITH A LITTI LAND WANTED. SEVEN SOLD LAS! MONTH. NO SALE. NO CHARGE. Wairarapa Office: W. B. Chennella and C< Ifaßterton, Office of the Public Trustee ai Deputy Official Assignee. MIDDLEMORE ESTATE. QTAHUHU. pHOICE TDUILDING 'ALLOTMiJNT ADJOINING GOLF LINKS. CEOTION3 FROM 1-ACRE TO 1-ACR] FIRST-CLASS VOLOANIO LAND. LAND TRANSFER TITLE. Handy to Otahuhu Railway Station. Two Minutes from Manger© Crossing. Call or Write for Plan. Ring up 'Phono 45. m B. LLOYD & CO. I/AND AGENTS. OTAHUHU. IN THE SUBURBS. ELLERSLIE-PANSIURE— 4J Acres, lovel rich, volcanic; crop of oats just take off. £100 per acre; terms. 103 rpAKAPUNA—2 Acres, rich volcanic; smim JL to Beach and close to tram. Onl £230. 101' MILFORD— 2 Acres: very choice positior nice views, lovely trees, etc. Price £625. NEWTON, near Id section—3 Substantia Houses, five rooms; rents, £2 5s week nigh and respectable position. £135 C Dwner exchange for unencumbered allots. SCHOFIELD «'» HENLEY LAND AGENTS. VICTORIA-STREET EAST. FOR SALE. < 1/1 ACRES; seven-roomed House, cowshe( and other outbuildings; six pad ■ docks; 20 miles from Auckland Price cheap. Cl 4 A A ACRES. MANUREWA, milking 4i L\J\J cows. Price. £46. 837 An 9 ACRES, KATPARA FLATS; goot x< O House, wooluhed, dip; carrying 2' sheep and 100 head cattle. Price £9- 839 r ) r 7f\ ACRES; new House, five rooms, bath UI U water laid on; close to creamery Price, only £6 per acre. Terms. AS IKQ ACRES. PAPAKURA. half grass; uuO creamery and school 10 minutes Price. £7 10s acre. COUNTRY NEWSPAPER. Good business CU For further particulars apply G. H. THOMPSON AND CO., 17. PHOENIX CHAMBERS. AUCKLAND. Mhone 3642.
EPSOM'S CHOICEST SPOT. A CHOICE HOME. £1/1 A/y-BEAUTIFUL HIGH POSITION. S/ItUV within 3d tram section and ive minutes' walk to 2d tram section; land, 6 fay 185; conimandinjj ( >ood view. Faithully built eight-roomed House, bathroom nth porcelain bath, hot and cold waterrullery, wash-house, with copper and set übs. The residence is complete with every onvenience and comfort; beautiful sunny osition; lawns, fruit trees in full bearing arred paths; live hedges surround the proertv. Terms reasonable. We can thoroughly recommend thi3 to anyne wanting a real home. For further particulars apply to GILLIES & HUNT, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. No. 7. UNION BUILDINGS. CUSTOMS-STREET. AUCKLAND.
FARM S. QELECT DAIRY FARM, no acres, situated O in the best part of popular Clevedon-two-thirds of tho land is splendid flats, in good sole of cocksfoot and other grassesall been ploughed; good creeks. Substantial kauri House of eight rooms; 14-bail cowshed, large barn, etc.; two acres orchard In market solely on account of decease of owner. Strongly recommended. Price £'8 per acre. Now currying 16 cows, 300 sheen, and several horses, which can bo had at valuation if desired. -IfV ACRES, 3-mile from Papakura Station; ±\J two road frontages; level land of good quality; four-roomed Cottage and outbuildings; good orchard; plenty water Prospective value. Price, £575; £150 cash LEE RIDGE, SOLE AGENT. PAPAKURA. TO LAND SEEKERS. £100 C AS "__£loo C ASH *>7(\l ACRES. GOOD QUALITY LAND, all Tt V i P'oughable, with exception of about 40 acres; ring-fenced, seven wires. Will now carry 40 to 50 head of cattle. Situated oO miles south of Auckland, and bandy to school and creamery. No buildings. Ibis is a gift to someone at £4 per NOT"R -^nSAX 15 INSPECTED THIS 11V./XJCJ. PROPERTY. AMI WILL PERSONALLY CONDUCT BUYERS TOWfPECT FIRST COME. FIRST SERVED. Procrastination will miss it. HARRIS & CRUMP, BANTUELY DLDGS,. 81, QUEEN-ST.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14927, 27 February 1912, Page 2
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