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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14934, 6 March 1912, Page 3

Houses and Land for Sale. REMUERA. yiEW. QENTLEMAN'S BUNGALOW RESIDENCE AND 9 A CEES QROUNDS. HIGH. AND COMMANDING MAGNIFICENT VIEWS. UP-TO-DATE / RESIDENCE , of NINE U BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, constructed .under careful supervision of. leading architect, all heart kauri, finished in OILED RIMU. PORTICO, THREE -VERANDAHS (9ft wide). CASEMENT, WINDOWS; RECEPTION HALL, 13 by 11, with fancy arch; DRAWINGROOM. 18 by 18, anglypta ceiling GROOM, 27 by 13, fibrous plaster ceiling, tiled hearth and err ate. angle bays, Fch. casements; FIRST BEDROOM, 21 by 14, tiled hearth, gas-fire; FOUR OTHER BEDROOMS. large and well ventilated; BREAKFASTROOM, 14 by 15, sunny, fine outlook KITCHEN, 15 by 10, dresser, cupboards, range, white tiled, gas grill; BATHROOM, porcelain bath, hot and cold water, lav. basin, wardrobes, linen presses; WASHHOUSE, STOREROOM. LAUNDRY. MUST BE SOLD. A SACRIFICE. Further particulars and Cards to View, apply SMITH "HALCOMBE, AUCTIONEERS. - - Corner Queen and Bwanaon Streets. 1 TIP TOP DAIRY FARM. 296 ACRES. 296 ACRES. GOING CONCERN. SITUATED IN THE iWiAIKATO. .-2 QOWS. iJJILKING ■ jy£ACHINE, Together with the following Live and Dead Stock, included in the price:— Holstein bull, one Shorthorn bull, three draught horses (valued at £50, £20, £10), one hack, new buggy, drill, chain harrows, three sets tine harrows, one mower, one waggon, ploughs, harness, milk cans, buckets, all farm implements. • tools, and everything required on an up-to-date farm. HOUSE, SEVEN BOOMS; up-to-date dairy, new cowshed, 12 bails (concrete floor), implement shed, barn and loft, shearing shed, concrete sheep dip. Creamery, school, and post office li miles. THIS FARM WILL MILK UP TO 100 COWS, AND DO THEM WELL. PRICE: £19 PER ACHE. Terms: £500 down, £600 in two years, balance in seven years, at five per cent. ANDRE WM°NEILL, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. HOBSON BUILDINGS. FORT-STREET. 'Phone 2608. J. A. JAMES, HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT, 63, QUEEN-STREET. 4th Door Below Sinton'*. RENTS COLLECTED. MONEY TO LEND.

MANUREWA— Seven Acres First-rate Land, handy to station. Only £500. Several other lots from 12 Acres upwards. J?7A—MOUNT EDEN-Best Value in dfyj I %J\J District— Good Villa, six rooms, etc.; wash-house, workshop, nice garden and view. 172 REMUEHA.— Fine Modern Residences, nine and 10 rooms; splendidly finished, large balconies; magnificent views; • 3-Acre, and two Acres, or more land in either case; £2250 each. ORCHARD PROPERTY.—IS Acres, nearly all in thoroughly good orchard. House, five rooms, etc.; wash-house, glass-house, and other buildings. Carriage to city market only 2d per case. (1754) First-rate dairy FARM, within driving distance citv; 130 acres rich land, witn frontage to ramafci River; good House and buildings; carrying 50 dairy cows, young stock, and horses. Only £45 per acre. ■ (1330) /"IHARMING SUBURBAN HOME, seven vy large rooms, every convenience, washhouse, woodshbd, coal bins, toolshed, man's room, dairy, stable, buggy-house, cowshed, hay loft, fowlhousfls; 3J acres in garden, orcliard, and paddocks; delightful grounds. Fine view. Road on two sides. J? on AAA—Freehold Area, dJZiUjUUU about 4600 square feet, in busiest part of street. PAPA TOETOE— Acres, first-rate land, commanding fine views; handy to station. Splendid property for subdivision, having over half-mile of metal road frontage. Only £100 per acre. EPSOM— Residence, seven rooms, all conveniences; septic tank, motorshed; nice garden. ' Offer wanted. Owner leaving N.Z. , 1380 MANGERE— Excellent properties of 26 acres, 11 acres, 10 acres, 40 acres, and 60 acres. Charming residences and firstrate grazing land. JgXTREMELY ALU ABLE gUBTJRB AN STATE, SUITED FOR IMMEDIATE SUBDIVISION. PQ,tAA-ll ACRES OF VERY RICH dt'tlOUU LEVEL LAND, well laid out in choice garden, shrubbery, orchard, and meadow, and with long frontages to two important thoroughfares. There is a substantial Residence of 12 or 13 rooms, and very complete outbuildings, comprising man's room, garage, stabling, etc. Altogether this is one of the choicest suburban properties available, and as a delightful home with great prospective value would be hard to equal; sir minutes' walk from trams. 14,393

gAMUEL -y-AILE AND gONS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, 87, QUEEN-STREET, CITY. QHOICE jgUILDING 'gITES AT .jyjOUNT JjIDEN. There are still some Nine Sections available ■ ■ in the well-known QROYDON JgSTATE. The Lots occupy a splendid elevated position, command fine views, and have access to two • car lines. The soil is rich and free from stone. FRONTAGES from 50ft to 55ft; depths range up to 200 ft . .. . . PRICES from £4 per foot. Terms: 10 per cent cash, 10 per cent in three months, 5 per cent, in six months, balance in three years from date of sale, at 5 per cent • I " gAMITE L -yAILE AND gONS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. 87. QUEEN-ST. Insurance Companies. ORKERS* COMPENSATION ACT. 1908. DOMESTIC SERVANTS. The Norwich arid London Accident Insurance Association draws Employers' attention to the amendment in this Act (passed last session), which extends their liability. ■ Insure with this Office and transfer your I responsibilities. Minimum premium, 10s per annum. All classes of Accident busi* ness undertaken as Lowest Current Rates. W. R. HOLMES, , District Manager. HEBAXjD Buildings, Auckland. fin AUSTIN-STREET, WELLINGTON. June ZOi 14, 1911. .To NAZOL. LIMITED NAZOL is fine for Influenza. I had a bad touch of it recently,, and waa afraid that I should be compelled to lay up. I work in a bad, draughty place, whioh would retard recovery. However. I took NAZOL, and quickly got better, without having to lose time. ofl v -rj;out -truly.*-, JAM^ jOLSQiu