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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14932, 4 March 1912, Page 3

HnnsesandLaDd lor Sale. I AKCHD. WALLACE, jAiro AND E STATB A 0 pBOPEKTY yALUEB,' '.jjiMH gTTILDIKQS, |t; . T OTTER QUEEN-STREET. :'' I:'.'; ': ' T.O. BOX 224, THONE 260. FOR SALE. GOOD DISTRICT.--107 Acres semi-volcanic soil- 15 aci-cs pood btush, 20 acres under plongr... balance in grass; nine, divisions, mostly: plongbable; well watered. House, four room*, cowshed, etc.: i-mile creamery and school. For B>iU© a« a going concern, including dairy cows, horses, cart and harness, implements, dairy utensils. An exceedingly low price \ i? asked for quick sale. 17EBT CHOICE DAIRY FARM IX THE \Y NORTH.—362 Acres Freehold, all of which is in grass or crop, including few acres (rood shelter: over 200 acres " ' nave been ploughed. The whole place in well fenced and drained: 25 paddocks, 3 artesian wells; all alluvial Bats: no fescues, no weeds: ?an Milk over 100 cows. Good House. 7 rooms, stable, barn, and cowshed, fitted with Dominion machine. A COMPACT LITTLE FARM.-40 Acres, on main road, mostly in cultivation; i i-mile township". church, school; cream cart passes the door. House of 4 rooms, dairy and cowshed. Price. £850; £500 cash, or will exchange for ■ house in town. I>AYABLE BPEC.-50 Acres, easy workable ,w soil; 8i acres in Tines, 5 acres of which are in full bearing; the balv ance. 3$ acres, showing great pro•4 mise: small orchard, peaches, apples. ?: ;'■'... mums, walnuts.- balance in grass 1 t ' and rough feed. The property is ',',) ler»l 1K ...we1l fenced, and watered; two miles' Station, one mile wharf, three hours' drive Auckland, and two hours by boat. House. 6 rooms, cellar and loft, iron shed; one man and owner work the place. Gross income (poorest year, £500); working ex- ' penses. £250. A CHEAP PROPERTY. FEW MILES FROM ■■..AUCKLAND BY RAIL OR STEAMER. ~ —990 Acres; 200 acres good green " , \ , bush: bal, which has all been bash, ■ , ii now in grass and fern, carrying ; a lot of good rough feed; fenced ■'-;,»■ and subdivided: well watered end 'sheltered: will carry 300 grown ..'.o. tattle. The whole block is good healthy sheep and cattle country Home. 5 rooms, stable and cowshed. ■ ■ i> ,**od transfer. Price, £4 per acre. CHEAP FARM, 334 acres, of which 15 acres, alluvial flats, hare been ploughed .'< and well grassed, balance mostly sur-face-sown. Dunthonia and Paapalum; well watered, fenced and subdivided; at present milking 18 cows, running =ome young stock, and 150 sheep. Present owner took over £200 off it last year. Cottasre. five rooms, all conveniences; half-mile station. • ; PRICE, £750. £200 cash. 'A GOOD ROUGH RUN.-1750 Acres, freeI 1•* ■ hold; £200 of seed sown on fern burna J ' ,'" t last season; 150 acres felled bush, 1,, , ready to burn; 400 acres green bush; 1000 acres ploutrhable fern country: ~ 200 acres good flats. Ring fenced and one subdivision; well watered; can carry 500 Eheen and 200 cattle. Cottage, two rooms. Proposed railway four miles; salevards 20 miles. Price, £1 lCs; half-cash. GOOD SHEEP AND CATTLE COUNTRY, ,; j that must increase in value in the very near future.—7oo Acres; Land Transfer Title; four miles creamery, school, and store;' good road; improvements consist of 150 acres good grass: has been heavy bush; 150 acres standing ,:,.."/ hnHh, plenty of good fencing timber; 50 acres bush, felled, on a very good ':■'% j. sandy flat, ready for burning; bals >' ance has been partly kauri country, but different from the usual class of kauri country, being a sandstone for- ., mation. and land that, holds the grass well; in fact, this part is carrying • „ at present 400 ewes and 80 steers; four miles of sheep-proof fencing, five • i subdivision!). No noxious" weeds or . . rabbits. There ace 70 steers at present waning on the 150-acre paddock. . Cottage of four rooms. Price, £3 10» per acre. CHOICE DAIRYING AND GRAZING ~„ FARM, 18 miles City, good district: , " 130 acres in full cultivation: in great heart: well fenced, subdivided, and permanently watered; all ploughable; commands sheltered sunny I position; first-class House neven I rooms; up-to-date milking shed. Property has good road frontages and lends itself admirably for subdivision. Owner has done remarkably well in supplying town milk contracts. PRICE, £37 10s per acre. if fAN IDEAL COUNTRY HOME, in a good 1 :v1 ** district. For quick Bale at a low figure, easy terras. 16 Acres volcanic soil; subdivided five paddocks, live ;v,;,i; hedges around each; good orchard. House, seven rooms, darkroom, and Jr.; , conveniences; dairy, barn; well : watered with nine tanks. School, store, library, and tennis courts within five minutes. Fine- views of land IB and seascape. Dry, healthy, and :*v ; : > bracing. No frosts. ■ A CHEAP FARM.-100 Acres, freehold, level 5. Sf, .** to undulating country; small orchard, | few acres good bush, with timber i I *■" suitable fencing. Well watered and subdivided, and admirably suited for poultry-raising;' commands very nice position. Owner selling: solely on account of private reasons. On the place there is a first-class House, four rooms (large) in thorough order: cowshed, and necessary outbuildings Qaurter-mile school; easy > distance I city. Price, £050. including all stock, etc. , :$!&■; IpITKEKOHE-Choice Dairying and Grazing *> Farm, 100 acres, freehold; all ploughable; well sheltered, watered and subSr divided. House, six rooms, cowshed, ; ' and outbuildings. Convenient station, school, and creamery. Owner's instructions are to sell. Would accept I > . Small House, convenient City, as 1• . ■ i Part payment. \ ■ '/.■'■ ; :'''(M['ANUHEWA.-Choice Property, 15 acres, ■ §£* , convenient station, easy workable : soil; all ploughable; suitable vege--1 ;• £ table garden. £67 10a per acre. - ;;■■•;:. V I 'ABCHD. WALLACE ■■t;\ ■ u i ' * 1 \ , - ' •