Houses and Land tor Sale. A\;. TYLDEN '** SPIERS, REAL SSStS^i^^m» 95, QUEEN-STBEET. Telegraph Address-.-' "TYLSPI. AUCKLAND. AGENTS. THROUGHOUT M AUSTEALASU, ■ Reference: "BANK NEW SOUTH WALEa ™ HAVh isS& PIC o§ °usm I ' OEIU 93--ACRE FARM. RAMARAMA.-splendid Compact vjUtt* Dairy Freehold Farm, close to. school, crcame-y. store. 'Every inch Msßs&J»& pool soil, well watered; 40 acres flat, p* I**"*1**"* undulating; all in s;rass. divided into nine paddocks; number live hedges, fine orchard, grand assortment trees and grape J 1 "™- Stately" Homestead, seven rooms;' cowstiea. granary, and cartsiwi. Price. £14 '| emsOUR REPORT -Part of this. Farm would easily sell at £30 per acre; it is situated in a good and healthy district. handy to..an markets; would comfortably carry 30 nnicn eows.-TYLDEN AND SPIERS. Auckland. 14J-ACRE FARM. MOUNT ALBERT, near Avondale, as-d a erand home of seven rooms, anaomosi compete: large stable, coach-house, workshop, etc.; three road frontages, ,»««} makes cutting the property into 45 splenma building lots an easy proposition; six acres orchard, in good order; Ave large hot-houses (cost £700 to erect), for early tomatoes ana grapes; balance in arass and garden. Profit from fruit, last season, £300 ; could easily bo increased. Price. £3300. ;. Terms ' at-, ranged. >.(38) 605* , OUR REPORT.-Ovrner has private reasons for selling; it is absolutely one of the best speculations in, the district.--TYLDEN AND SPIERS, Auckland., !/ 3000-ACRE RUN. ■- rpAUAfARUNUI.-Native Lease. pv*r ~ 40 J- years to rim. at Is per acre; good comPeciation for all improvements at end ol term. About five miles fencing; two small Houses, and two shares; sheep yards and dip; about 450 acres English grass, and several hundred acres rough feed; 800.acres bush, 50 acies felled; some fine specimens totara, kahikatea. matai, etc. Nearly a.l plouffhable, and some splendid alluvial flat!. Excellently watered, The run lies in ft picturesque valley, and is protected ' from winds. Price. £2 per acre. Easy terms. (52) 683 OUR REPORT.—Having personally i Inspected above, wo are 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 excellently.-TYLDEN AND 6PD3RS, ! Auckland. ■■■!•-,■ ■ ■■>-. ':■■■■■ ■:■ 226-ACRE FARM. NEAR PUKEKOHE.-Freehold-Flourishing , Dairy Farm, good volcanic land, practically all ploughable, ■.'.■ divided into 10 paddocks, water in all: seven acres oats, seven acres turnips, two acres potatoes. 25 acres under plough, balance flown down in good. English grasses; orchard and garden. . Grand Homestead, eight rooms; man a room;: five minutes creamery, school, - etc Price. £14 per acre. Terms. ', 154) £99 .OUR 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.— TYLDEN AND' SKIERS, Auckland. ; 647-ACEIT FARM. a T3ETWEEN CLKVEDON AND PAPAXURA- -*-> ■ 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. 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, harnessroom; cottage, four rooms*. ■ barn, stable, etc. Handv to creamery and school. Price, £51 per acre. , , (51) 679/; . OUR REPORT—This is a first-class block of land, capable of bringing in big returns. There is a big thing in it for an -energetic man. "We know the farm and can faithfully recommend it.—TYLDEN AND : SPIERS. Auckland. -.'■•■'■■. --;.':■'■•'■■ -■'■'-••.■ ■■■■■■■■:■■:<.;; ■> ■S-93-ACRE FARM. „' r>APAKURA-£4O per- acre, but a model A little farm, and is cheap at price asked. Close to creamery, school, station, etc-, on Main Road. Every inoh ploughable. being level. Divided into 10 paddocks. Would easily carry 35 dairy cows. : Well watered by springs. : Seven acres oats. 5 acres • maisse. 7 acres swedes. 10 acres ornamental shelter, balance in English grasses; two small Houses; cowshed, toolhouse, ' etable, coacnhouse. Terms arranged. OUR EEPORT.-Havine / personally "inspected, we wish to say f that the .value is there and a good margin, for increase. - Miik-. ers in this place are averaging 35s per head. --TYLDEN AND SPIERS. Auckland. i ■ „ ! : 120-ACRE .FARM.; POKENO . VALLEY—Freehold—ld«'al Dairy x 7 Farm, close to railway station, cream-1 1 ery. school; good ' metalled ; road to I the , door. , All rich volcanic soil; divided into «3*.i ■ paddtcks (when inspected): 10 acres oats. 4 j acres potatoes, 1?. acres tallow, balance in really good grass, most • sown last year: iQ i acres flat balance nicely undulating. Per; , manent water ; line ? orchard ; Homestead, seven rooms; 18-bail cowshed,. dairy, stable; eto-, Price. £20 per acre; easy terms. (46) &54 - OUR REPORT.—The farm is of good anal- ' ity. volcanic soil: a healthy position and : easy of aocess. Would easily carry 40 dairy : cows. Urgent : sale s necessary, otherwise price will be greatly increased*— I XIMtM AND SPIERS. Auckland. ' ;. . '' > • 50-ACRE FARM. PUKEKOHE- Freehold -Compact -•: y and * flourishing : dairy farm, a few minutes ' from creamery, school. P. 0., etc.; ; ;divided i into eight paddocks. ■ All in ; best English ! grasses, except 10 acres crop. Partly level to undulating. ; Carrying at presentr 18 cows, throe horses, i young stock. , Five-roomed House, cowshed, stable, ; coach-house, etc. Price. £30 per acre. £600 cash, (41) 622 OUR REPORT.—Owner ,<' telling .' : ~ account wanting > large place. It iB splendid: soiL; Farm is : surrounded by somei of _ the MR land in the Dominion.-TYLD£N AND BPDHRS. Auckland,; • v > 167-ACRE FARM. EAIO.EAMA —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 £500 (to i erect; g five acres % wheat and oats, eight acres under plough, balance in good grass. -Gently undulating and nil ploucrhable. Pretty homestead, five rooms; cowshed, etc.. etc. Price, £20 .per awe. Terms. „ „. . . . (56, 701 ■ OUE"EEPOET.™TIus is 1 a bargain, genuine and urgent sale; dissolving partnership.; We think first to inspect will be : the buyer.— TYLPEN AND ePLERS. AucklandFOR EXCHANGE. PAPAK> RA—Freehold—Nine Acres, ; perfectly level land,; and stately Residence, six rooms, ' with ; every convenience. V; Good soil- three road frontages; three acres magnificent orchard, in full bearing. For small sheep farm. yPrice, £1200,' equity £1000, or for sale at same price—TYLDEN AND SPIERS. Auckland. ~= , -, . "- (33) 559 FARMERS, sell us your farm. W« -do not mind now many agents already have it. ; You need not sign anything- Advertising free. ABSOLUTELY NO CHARGE UNLESS SOLD THROUGH OUR FIRM. We wan your confidence, and are wiUine to work for it. BUSINESS STRICTLY PRIVATE AND ' CONFIDENTIAL, TYLDEN m SPIERS. Address Telegrams : ''TYLSPL AUCKLAND.", MULDOON, CREAMER, . AND _PAYKEL. ESTABLISHED 13 YEARS. 'PHONE £197. A GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, off. Dominion Road— Seven large rooms, Blaster ceilings, h. and c. water, all modem conveniences: guaranteed best of; material throughout. Section, 80 by 148, laid out in lawn, garden, and orchard; stable and coach-house- Call on us. B A CORNER SECTION; good prospective value. Cost owner £9. will sell for £6. BEACH FRONTAGE—Two Lovely Properties, six rooms and 10 rooms. We can sell these on easy terms. . Also, several properties on the waterside, Ponsonby. '* "TTt7'ILLIAMSOS''S AVE., close to Ponsonby VVRd.—Large Nine-roomed House, built ■ of best material, all, conveniences; large corner section, planted in shrubs and fruit trees. £950. Easy terms. PENNY SECTION— Rooms, all convenieneas; nice section; good view. ,£620; easy terms■\TlEW RD., MT. EDEN—Two Cottages, with V very large section to each: within the ljd car- Good prospective value. £1150; terms arranged. ■ _ EPSOM— We can sell some of the nicest Sections in Epsom, from Two Acre! ■ downwards. Choice position. Lovely soil. Low price and easy terms. ~ . _;■ '•;•'''.' ... INVESTORS, >,-■■, : ■■'•■'■£.', A"'- BLOCK OF FIVE HOUSES, it first-class condition, three minutes , from Ponsonby tram- Always well. let, and returning 10 per cent, on investment. Only one-third cash required. .';'/"• : £85 * CASH REQUIRED. MODERN, ALMOST ' NEW, SUB STANTIAL SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, with conveniences, off Jeryoia Road. Lai ance, £590,; as rent. . -:- ■ .-' : --■-■■; •,-■■',-. Note Address--*. DURHAM-STREET EAST .'.'•■:' .;:.,*''.. *■ ' • .'■" .'>Jv
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14931, 2 March 1912, Page 11
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