Houses and Land for Sale. WHEATLET, RAVEN AND CO.. AUCTIONEERS, LAND AGENTS, DARBY'S,BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET. ' Few Doors from Customs-street. 'Phone 785. And Victoria-street. Hamilton. A pHANCE OF A T IFETIMB. TT-OLLOWING are particulars of the finest J. Sheep Farm ever offered in the Dominion, which must be sold, owing to the owner having to leave the country on account of the illness of his wifo. This if a property which seldom comes on the market at the ridiculously low price of £8 per acre for 2J sheep country, and is one that will soon be snapped up. Everything is, m first-class order and free from noxious weeds; 3600 acres, all in grass except 300 acres bush; subdivided into 26 paddocks; well fenced; two good Houses and every convenience, also Phone on to house; two large woolsheds, sheep yard, dip, and all I other necessary outbuildings; at present carrying 6000 sheep, 1600 lambs, and 400 head of cattle. The whole comprising an ideal property, which the first one that inspects will buy. ,' -~ , , JC?OA PER AURE-120 Acres, freehold; rich <&£A) volcanic land; 10 acres oats, 4 acres potatoes, 12 acres fallow, balance in good, grass, subdivided -into 13 paddocks; all well watered by running streams; good orchard. House, seven rooms and bathroom; cowshed (18 bails), chaff-house, implement-shed, i dairy, piggeries, etc.; 14 miles to station by ! good metalled road; five minutes to school. , P. 0., creamery, and church. Would carry I 40 cows. 159 I i?IA FEB ACRE-172 Acres, L.T.T.; sub- ! lU' divided into 18 paddocks, all well ; watered; 134 acres in English grasses, 11 acres crop, 15 acres fallow for turnips, balance rough feed and shelter bush; soil good loam; no noxious weeds. House, five rooms, barn, cowshed (12 bails), trapshed, etc. Terms arranged. . ,*» £1 PER ACRE-116 Acres, all ploughable cblO and in grass, except a few acres maize and turnips; few acres shelter busn. Now carrying 18 cows, young stock, ana horses. Butter factory on property. P. 0., school, and store close by. New five-roomed House, with lean-to; 8-bail cowshed. Easy terms. „ 202 X? 99 PER ACRE: two miles from FranktfJ&O ton Junction—2o3 Acres, practically All ploughable; now in grass and rough feed, about 80 acres rich volcanic swamp, balance flat to undulating. The whole in well adapted for dairy farm to supply town trade. There are three factories near, one for butter, one a creamery, and the other for home-separated cream. House, nine rooms; wash-house, and all conveniences; cowshed, 50 by 24; milking machine ana separator; L.T.T. Or would exchange for lafsrc area of grazing country. 72 jf* A A per acre— acres, 1| miles from XsOzV station, metal road; J-mile from Great South Road; subdivided into 10 pandocks, all in grass; runs 25 to 30 cows; roomed House, concrete cowshed, yards, cooling-shed, water laid on; shod with chaffcutter and water-wheel, one shed with loft, wash-house, trapshed, concrete dairy, etc.; 40-gallons per day city contract, average 6d I per gallon (about £1 per day profit). This is a splendid property, and worth inspection. 58
FOR GOOD PROPERTIES AND SOUND INVESTMENTS, WHEATT?EY. RAVENS and no., QUEEN-ST., Few Doors from Customs-st. E STU»UfiHED 1853. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. AUCTIONEERS, LAND, STOCK, AND WOOL SALESMEN. GRAIN AND COMMISSION AGENTS, THE TTAYMABKET. Jjl REMUERA ESTATE-This is a . 'splendid ! proposition to secure a Section, close to City of Auckland. The trams will run right through the property shortly. Secure plana and prices. FAVONA PARK, MANGERE—OnIy a few ■ Blocks left in this Estate. Prices must increase. Splendid soil, and position, good. Secure prices and plans. MANUREWA. IQQ ACRES—I4O acres in grass, five acres JLOO bush, balance tea-tree, rough feed; 10 paddocks, well watered; Dwelling: fiv<» rooms, all conveniences; cowshed, dairy; all necessary outbuildings; li miles to creamery; wintered 200 sheep and 40 bullocks; two miles from station. Price, .£l4 10s. Terms, £1200 cash. MANGEKE. £» J? ACRES—II 6 acres in grass. 40 acres LOU oats, 10 acres turnips; eight paddocks; well watered. House, eight rooms; cowshed, 20 bails; two miles from creamery. Carrying 60 cows, capable of carrying 80 head: town supply. Price, £40 acre. Terms easy. OK»? ACRES—KARAKA— acres Jn grass,: AiOiJ 60 acres Bmall tea-tree. 80 acres alluvial fiats, all ploughable. House, six rooms; cowshed, 10 bails; concreted dairy; good turnip land: six miles to Mamirawa. rice, £16 acre. Terms easy. PAPATOETOE. Qi~\ ACRES, adjoining the railway sta--O\J tion, about 40 chains frontage to road; subdivided, well watered; no building; grand proposition for cutting into sections off 1-aore to three acres. Price £100 acre; terms, £2000 cash; balance five per cent. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. , M T. J^OSKTLL. ONLY £50 CASH. BALANCE, £600, ON EASY TERMS. GOOD Modern, Well-built and Almost New Six-roomed House, pantry, scullery, bathroom, and wash-house; on excellent volcanic section, 66 by 150 ft; in good locality and convenient to 2d tramcar section. A decided bargain. |
PLEASE CALL AND YOU -WILL BE SHOWN THE HOUSE YOU REQUIRE. TITODEL T\AIRY AND CTTJD T^ABM. EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD LOCALITY. SPECIALLY CHEAP AT £20 AN ACRE. THAMES VALLEY, about 130 miles from Auckland, and half-mile from railwav station, creamery, school and post office —200 Acres, specially good deep, dark loam, in excellent order; nearly all in good grass or crop; all nearly flat, easily ploughable, well watered, ring fenced, 15 paddocks; buildings all good, ample and in excellent order. This farm is used for dairying and raising good stock, and no farm Is in better order or pays better. PLEASE SEND FOR LIST OF FARMS FOR SALE. GUMMING AND SON, HOUSE, ESTATE AND FINANCIAIi AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS, 65, QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. Telephones: Office, 2682; Residence, 115. •A | THIRST-CLASS T?AEM IN THE rpHAMES ALLEY. Ddf\f\ CASH— Acres, freehold, best of dwDUv land, all in good grass, wellfenced and subdivided, running water all through the year; now carrying 38 milking cows, nine young stock and three horses; new House, cowshed, with concrete floor. Price, only £20 per acre. £600 cash; balance eight years at five per cent.; or will sell as a going concern for £26 per acre, £1000 cash, including 38 picked cows, three horses, 13 pigs and young stock; tip dray and harness, six milk-cans; also four-cow plant Gane milking-machine, all in perfect working order. This farm we can highly recommend, it being one of the best in the noted Thames Valley, and situated only five minutes from creamery, school. P. 0., etc. J LOVEGROVE * CO. ESTATE AGENTS, 188, QUEEN-STREET] (Next to A. Yates and Co.). AUCKLAND. MOUNT EDEn7~ £100 CASH. •gALANCE OF £550 ON EASY TEEMS. NEW AND FAITHFULLY BUILT BUNGALOW COTTAGE of five large rooms, scullery, h. and c. wc,t,or, porcelain bath, patent w.c; wash-house, fixed copper and tubs. Section. 50 by 172. The Section is level, and commands a good view. Further particulars and card to view from the Agents, W J P ATERSON AND pO.. * AUCTIONEERS, •Phone 3243. TIOTOEIA-ST, 3SAJT t
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14928, 28 February 1912, Page 2
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