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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15124, 15 October 1912, Page 3

Houses and Land for Hale. . WHEATLEY, RAVEN AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, '; 99, cr*- s teeet - . T • MANURKWA.; i?T| Q PER ACRE-151 Acres-110 . acres grass r, o&lO 40 acrea bush and rough feed: y,iU -•- carry 200 sheep and 30 head of cattle; HOURS, 3- six rooms, wash-house, c. aud t.; nve-oaiieo % cowshed, dairy. Property is- well watered, , 15, miles from creamery, J mile „Jv;",d school, and store. Easy terms arranged. ? PAERATA. .. 4? 99 PEE ACRE--235 Acres, all in grass J c&*-i£i except 30 acres scrub and tea-tree, .' 4o acres new grass 1* acres oats o acres ** potatoes. Owner has just, balod 100 tons or . oaten sheaves off 33 acres:, which speaks lor p itself. Property subdivided into 13 .pad:i docks, well watered by creeks and springs. '," Will carry 50 milkers this Reason, with young •' stock and horses. There is an eight-roomea v House, bathroom, and scullery, water laid '• on; four-stalled stable, with loit and chartroom; 16-bailed cowshed and stockyards, J* concreted throughout; engineroom,, etc.; £J four-cow plant L.KG. milking inachino. inV eluded at the price; land transfer title. Owner will sell 136 acreK -with all buildings " and milking plant for £23 per acre; or the • whole for £22 per acre. £2800 can remain 3 " on mortgage. One mil© from station and • creamery; about 27 miles from Auckland, w and close to rising township. 84A. % BIRKENHEAD: TO CLOSE A TRUST ESTATE. y -f?l£AA— SPLENDIDLY-SITUATED PROs 3*lol/1/ PERTY OP 10 -ACRES; good a irontmre to Rosebery Road; seven-roomed a. House, with outhouses, stable, and orchard; high, healthy position; good grass paddocks; ,r admirably suited for fruit and. poultry y farm; within half an hour's walk of Birkeny head wharf. Terms can be arranged. I EPSOM. 3&IJLUU ~ SPLENDIDLY-BUILT with XdJLUU, DtiNUr. OF SIX BOOMS, with ir all modern conveniences; pantry, scullery, J bathroom, porcelain bath and basin, h.e it water and shower, steel ceilings, tiled hearths and grates, art papers, and freizes; wide hall with arch; splendid volcanic sec tion. 66 bv 200, laid out in garden, lawns » ornamental trees and shrubs, back lawn and fowl houses and runs; everything m '. perfect order. Terms arranged. 149 A BOARDINOHOUSES. THERE is at present a great demand foi Boardinghouses in Auckland. 'i'h< population of the city is increasing sc rapidly that even now hotel and boarding house accommodation is very severely taxed. What will it be in a few months d -hence when visitors begin to flock here foi 0 tho coming Exhibition? Now is the tim« to establish yourself comfortably in a good business of that kind: The longer you wait the fewer places therw will be in the market, also remember that the prices are steadily advancing. We have several places ranging from nine to 30-odd rooms in tho best residential part of the city at very reasonable ,1 prices. We shall be pleased to supply you j, with full particulars on application, ). , ; ._ ; SALE OR EXCHANGE. QHOICE T ITTLE pARM OP iAQ '- A OEES ICH L EVEL T AND# All in splendid grass and crop. Fenced and subdivided into 10 paddocks by post and wire fences and good hedges. SMALL AREA SHELTER NATIVE BUSH. Half-mile to township, school, creamery, post office, etc, by good road. Carrying capa/;<ty, over 40 dairy cows and several dry stock. Owner now milking 3( cows, and more coming into profit. c _ UP-TO-DATE DWELLING OP SIX BOOMS it Bathroom, Scullery, Wash-house, Dairy, ; Barn, Stable, Cowshed. a MILKING MACHINES INSTALLED. *' The property is well situated, and lies , e nioely to the sun, and is well sheltered. e " 5 " This is an ideal little home for anyone requiring a convenient and handy litth r farm, in an excellent district, with splen {•* did communication. 11 Results from last season's dairying, £600. i, 2j o™" 8 E QUITY> £1600< » 'BALANCE, 5 PER CENT, Call upon us for further particulars. We] worth inspection. No 180 S A. W. READ & CO., n ° ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENTS. y • ' 79, QUEEN-STREET. COCKSFOOT AND CLOVER COUNTRY. WAIKATO. £4 10a PER ACRE. 79 A ACRES— two miles from railJ £Aj way in rising township; well • fenced, watered, and subdivided; two creameries within two miles;, about 500 acres have been ploughed and carry a good . sole of grass; the balance is rough feed; buildings consist of up-to-date six-roomed House; also five-roomed House, nearly new; cowshed, stable, barn, etc. We have inspected this; and can recommend it. An j absolute bargain; 999 years' lease. Rent. hit. FOR SALE ' x OR EXCHANGE. ■ /fOA ACRES. Freehold, the greater por--1 4fc.4/U tion in grass- The property is all • ploughable, 200 acres* of which is quite flat; fenced and subdivided; well watered; only : Zh miles from railway station by good road. s Good six-roomed House and outbuildings. i Price. £7 per acre. Easy terms. Owner i would consider exchange lor Suburban Property. 1 520 £A ACRES. Freehold, adjoining railway D\J station, all well improved; good House, seven rooms, and outbuildings. An ideal little home. Price. £9CO. Owiscr ■ would take Suburban House. (533; YOUNG AND JACKS, 10. DURHAM-ST..,AUCKLAND. QAA ACRES— Road, Hamilton to iJUU Raglan; 650 acres felled and grassed; balance standing tawa bush; 8 subdivisions; all watered by streams: now carrying 190 steers (2 and 5-year-olds), 500 ' wethers; good 8-roomed House. Price, £5 15s per acre, eay £750 cash, balance ar- , ranged. A good chance for young men. 876 1A A ACRES—One of the beßt fattening ■11 A A ACRES—One Cambridge district; ££! J.'&U farms in Cambridge district; £27 • 10s p.a.; say, £700 cash. 867 : [ OfkQ ACRES, Cambridge.— Dairy I jiAJO Farm; everything up to date; £17 I Ms P.* . g67 i K(\(\ ACRES. Hamilton—2so acres : OKJKJ grassed; good House and out- , buildings, with all implements, stock, going concern. Only £9 10s p.a.; say, £500 cash; easiest terms ever offered. 863 • -fQ£A ACRES— to Northern RailJLOcJU way Line; three-quarters in grass; splendid large Homestead.* wintered . 1400 sheep, 230 cattle, 18 horses. . Sole reason selling, to wind-up estate, at very low price of £5 108 per acre. 750 ' " MAKE KNOWN YOUR WANTS." ! -HENZIJ SCHOLLUM, AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, (Next Town Clock), i QUEEN-ST.. AUCKLAND. 'Phone 1560. } Telegraphic Address— [ " Scholium," Auckland. HERN E B A Y. GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE OP NINE ROOMS AND OFFICES; diningroom, 25ft; other rooms correspondingly large. REPLETE WITH EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE; hot and cold Bervice throughout, patent w.e. connected to city drainage. TITAGNIFICENT CECTION, 132 ft frontage by a depth of over 210 ft; beautifully laid out in Lawns, Garden, and good orchard; COMMANDING EXCELLENT 1 HARBOUR VIEWS ; ONE MINUTE'S WALK TO CAR STOPPING- • PLACE. ■ AN IDEAL HOME ON EXCEPTIONALLY ' EASY TERMS. :£250 C ASH -'£250:0"* Balance of £1700 arranged at Current Rates. C. F. BENNETT, ........... AUCTIONEER, • BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, BUILDrNG& BWAN3ON-STREET.