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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14929, 29 February 1912, Page 3

I Houses and Land for Sale. I tSen ""SPIERS. C QUEEN-STREET. ■'■'■• AC ?I«. »BA>'K SEW SOUTH WALES." i 93-ACHE FARM. BAMARAMA.-splendkl Compact Little, Dairy Freehold Farm, close to school. ,r*AmeV store. Every inch ploughable. ! i ■ S_Hoil, well watered; 40 acres flat. balance. I ; SSnUtins: all in grass, divided into nine. I " Sadffi; number live hedges, fine orchard. '■■:' Sand assortment trees and grape vines. I Stately Homestead .-even rooms; cowshed. ! . Jj__2_. and cwtahed. Price, mjmi. » ODE REPORT -Part of this Farm would , iosily tell at £31' per acre: it is situated In rood and healthy district, handy to all «si.%S J XKtfBSsWB&Sr* 142-ACRE FARM. MOUNT ALBERT, near Avondale, and a grand homo of seven rooms, and offices complete: large stable, coach-house, work- > iJiop. etc.: three, road frontages, which makes cutting the property into -to splendid building lot* an easy proposition; six acres orchard, in good order; five largo hot-houses (cost £700 to erect), for early tomatoes and iraww; balance in crass and garden. Profit from fruiii Inst season, £300; could easily % - be increased. Price, £3500. Terms arI ranged. »» «* OUR EEPOTiT.-Owner has private reasons ■ " for selling; it is absolutely one of the best (peculations in tho district.— AND SPIERS, Auckland. 3000-A ORE RUN. rpArMARUNI'I-Nativo Lease, over 40 I years to run. at Is per acre; gocd com'•i pensation for all improvements at end of • . term. About five miles fencing; two email Houses, and two whares; sheep yards and I dip: about two hares; sheep yards and dip; about 450 acres English grass, and several hundred acres rough feed: 800 acres I bush, 50 acjes felled; some tine specimens j , totara, kahikntea. raatal. etc. Nearly all plevsghable, 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) 683 OCR REPORT.-Having personally inspected above, wo arc in a position to say it is a bargain, and buyer of such an estate would not waste time by inspecting - Clover. Canterbury rye. swedes, etc.. do dceilently.-TYLDEN AND SPIERS, Auck- " 226-ACRE FARM. ; XTEAR PUKEKOHE.—FreehoId-Flourishing '.'*• Vi Dairy Farm, good volcanic land, prac- " tically all ploughable, divided into 10 paddocks, water in all: seven acres oats, seven acres turnips, two acres potatoes, .y.' acres under plough, balance sown down , in good English grasses; orchard and gar- ,;■.: den. Grand Homestead, eight rooms; man's : room; five minutes Creamery, school, etc. , Trice. £14 per acre. Terms. 154} 699 OCR REPORT.— Owner this property is retiring, finds place too large; it would easily carry 50 milch cows. Is the pick of district; land in the vicinity sold at double.— I ITLDEN AND SPIERS, Auckland. 647-ACRE" FARM. BETWEEN CLEVEDON AND PAPAKURAFreehold— 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, rimn, kahikatea 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, harjiessroom; cottage, four rooms; barn, ■table, etc. Handr to creamery and school. ; ; Price. £5 per acre. 151) 679 ■ OCR REPORT.—This is a first-class block fsf land, capable of bringing in big returns. There is a big thin? in it for an energetic : man. We know the farm and can faithfully ■i recommend TTLDEN AND SPIERS. Auckland. 93-ACRE FARM. ~ PAPAKTJRA— per acre, but a model X little farm, and is cheap at price asked. . ••Goes to creamery, school, station, etc-, on Main Road. Every inch ploaghable. being level Divided into 10 paddocks. Would easily carry 55 dairy cows. Well watered. by springs. Seven acres oats. 5 acres maize. 7 acres swedes. 10 acres ornamental shelter, I balance in English grasses; two small 1 .Houses; cowshed, toolhouse. itabre, coachI house. Terms arranged. I OUR REPORT.—Having personally laI • spected. we wish to Bay that the value is iy there and a good margin for increase. MilkII 'era in this place are averaging 35s per head. ! I -TYLDEN AND SPIERS. Auckland. I 120-ACRE FARM. POKENO VALLEY-Freehold-Ideal Dairy X Farm, close to railway station, cream- .• ery, school; good metalled road to tb» door. All rich volcanic soil; divided into 13 .'■:•:: paildscks (when inspected): 10 acres oats. 4 ,j acres potatoes. 12 acres fallow, balance in > really rood grass, most sown las', year; 70 I acres flat balance nicely undulating. Permanent water: fine orchard; Homestead, seven rooms; 18-bail cowshed, dairy, stable, etc Price, £20 per acre; easy terms. 146)654 OUR REPORT.— farm is cf good quality,, volcanic soil: a healthy position and easy of access. Would easily carry 40 dairy cows. Urgent sale necessary, otherwise prfca will be greatly increased.— AND SPIERS. Auckland. 50-ACRE FARM. PUXEKOHE — 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 Rouse, cowshed, stable, coach-house, eto. Price. £30 per acre. £600 cash. (41) 622 OCR REPORT.— gelling account wanting large place. It Is splendid soil. !Tarm is surrounded by some of the-best • land in the Dominion.— TYLDEN AND SPIERS. Auckland. 167-ACRE FARM, ft AMARAMA - Freehold - Up-to-date ImXV proved Dairy Farm, handy to creamery. I station, school, store, etc. Divided into 18 I paddocks, fenced by sheep-proof fences, ' "which cost £500 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) 70; OUR REPORT.— is a bargain, genuine ■Md urgent sale dissolving partnership. We think first to inspect will be the buyer.— .! TTLDEN AND SPIERS. Auckland. FOR EXCHANGE. PAPAKURA-Freehold— Nine Acres, per- ■:£.' fectly level land, and stately Residence. ■ : six' rooms, with every convenience. Good '.■'/■ *oil: three road frontages; three acres magnificent orchard, in full bearing. For small shesn farm. Price, £1200. equity £1000. or for sale at same TYLDEN AND SPIERS. Auckland. ' (30) 559 r'AKMEIvb. seill.?nd. rr aSee e us your farm. We do not mind how many agents already have it. You need not sign anything. Advertising free. ABSOLUTELY £0 CHARGE UNLESS SOLD THROUGH OUK FIRM. We want your confidence, and are willine to work for it. BUSINESS STRICTLY , PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL. TYLDEN AND SPIERS V Address Telegrams: " TYLSPI, AUCKLAND." I ' ' !- -' ' " SHEEP COUNTRY. i 4-00 ACHES, all i" grass except 40 acres * v " bush; well fenced and watered, no-noxious weeds; 50 acres flat, balance easy J f'|'S.""carryiii ? good sole of grass; originI : Wly all heavy bush land, ideal sheep or 1 j cattle country; live-roomed House and all I , outbuildings; one mile from railway staj ( '. lon ; school, and P. 0.; three hours from ] Auckland citv. Price, bedrock, £4 6s. j ■tasy terms. I A CHEAP SMALL j FARM. :! 14.Q ACRES, Cooper's Flat, all in grass • -J**-?. and fern, 90 acres ploughable, balance ! «»y hills. Buildings, three-roomed Cottage, I Wioepyard, and small shearing-shed; well watered; sheep-proof fences; carrying 160 «ieep and cattle. An opportunity for- a young man to make a start. At the price a I "up; will go within a week. Price, £3 10si P"r acre. iYOUNG AND JACKS, , 10 ' DURHAM-STREET EAST. 'Phone, 5510. FARMS FOR SALE. GOBDONTON, WAIKATO, as a going con- - v* corn.—l2s Acres, drained swamp: 60 3 "Cres grass, ron«h feed. bill, tea-tree: all I acres grass, rough groat bal. tea-tree: all 'evel; five paddocks; great prospective value, I i*nd alongside selling up to £23 per acre. i r J** House, five rooms; barn, cowshed, etc. | B «>ck as follows: in milch cows, four heifers, I bull, '''C. carl, and harness, one sow, I•> "'* . cans ; 11-mile creamery, school. P. and 1 .™ l «phone office. Price. £11 10s per acre; I 'J"h. £450. 1 J'AUPim, WAIKATO.-156 Acres, all in 1 * .splendid grass: excellent dairy farm; H •"'''-'Wj milk M to 6? cows straight away; I •"way station, creamery, school, etc.; 1 l "' J ikx!n& Si" crcek - Price. £15 per acre. 9 ■■■.', ! , ,i <BL WHIT'C—2SI Acres, mostly unimproved; : 1 £*■ one ! mile frontage £15 per acre. Har- > A WHlT'fl.—2sl Acres, luostly unimproved; Twni one Ulilc frontage to Manukau liar /a fl»» : practically all ploughable; 60 acres \\ 11 i. andnni l ) 0 swamp, balance brown loam; ,i jir* ll " by boat from Onehunga. Price, i •'.'.■:&'■ ".»•«' acre. 1 A »Ply I MOFFAT & BALLARD, I•' - REAL ESTATE AGENTS. * j .;«*«», Waoae, 2215,1