Houses and Land lor Sale. A PAPATOETOE BARGAIN. A VALUABLE AND CHOICE PROPERTY. A. with a very great prospective value situated in the most delightftil and suburb of Auckland, offered at a which no other property in the district can be purchased to-day. ROADS BACK AND FRONT, with long- frontages, mating future subdivision an easy find inexpensive matter. 60 ACRES , a ais-fersr i fenced, and subdivided by well-keptlive hedges. An ideal farm for town supply, or for potato-growing and general cropping, situated 2 miles from Papatoetoe station and P. 0., four miles from Otahuhu. and one mile from school; old house and outbuildings (these are not of much value in present order, but could easily be improved). PRICE. ONLY £55 PER ACTRf.. -eras, £350. CASH. OR WILL EXCHANGE TOR FIRS MORTGAGE, OR GOOD ENCUMBERED PBO gSS £750 CASH Will secure the following CHOICE W.AIATO DAIRY FARM, on a LEASE having nearly four vears to run at low annual rental of £75. "with a compulsory purchasing clause at end of term. This Farm is particularly choice, and is free from noxious weeds. •7*T ACRES— miles from railway I O station, school and creamery. and eicht miles from Hamilton by pood level Toad; all dead-level and in first-class pasture. watered bv windmill, supplying four paddocks: fenced and subdivided bv eood fence?: originally swamp land, but been drained for rears and now thoroughly dry. TVLVTERim ' AND, NOW CARRYING 30 TV* TRY COWS. 10 YEARLINGS, and 5 THE BUILDINGS comprise grand new sir-roomed House, watered bv two tanks, detached wash-house, with copper and tubs, sis-bail concreted cowshed and pickeries. No payment, than the £750 cash-will be required until the end of lease, which nas close upon four ve.irs to run. Full particulars on application. _ SMITH " R \ I.fOWT'E. AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS. CORNER QUEEN AND SWANSON STS. HARROP * MEDLEYONLY EDEND ALE— min. from school-House, five good size i-ooms; bath, pantry and scullery: tiled hearths and prates; hot water service; built one year ol best timber: section 66 by 132; nicely laid out; asphalt paths. _ . . _T»f7O~—MT. EDEN—New up-to-date I ££> Villa, six rooms; quaint and artistically arranged; heavy plaster ceilings in diningroom and sittingroom: not vratpr service: nice section. (JQAA — — Residence. seven jtOv'vJ rooms, bath, basin, pat. w.c.; fin© verandahs; commands a magnificent view of harbour; section, 40 by 100, about; cheap OcTh-MT. EDEN, 7 min. walk from r*XA A-MT. EDEN. 7 min. walk from iiO-lU Symonds-at., Id section—House, six rooms, bathroom, gas, wash-house and c^"r c r- well built of kauri; nice section. OQAA-'IT. EDEN—Modern House, five S&oUU rooms; conservatory, bath, pantry, scullery, gas and water, verandah, back and front (glassed ends!, trapshed. stable, etc.; section 50 by 158: yard tarred and sanded; fruit trees, flowers, shrubs, and lovely fern; fine outlook. This is one of the prettiest lit* * homes in Mt. Eden. OHA A—EPSOM— to Mt. Eden and *.yUU Epsom car—Substantially built Hon«e. seven rooms, bath and scullery: all good-sized rooms; front and back verandah* crete paths at back, tarred and she'led rat>n at side an:* front: section 66 bv 190- well laid out in lawn, shrubs, etc.; fruit trees stable and one stall: fowlhouse and run. £-300, cash, balance arranged. FT T?T?OP _;_ MEDI-EY, HOUSE. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. 18. SHORTLAND-BTEEET. CHEAP BLOCKS. QCCft ACRES-BAY OF PLENTY—MostIy ODOy bush country, with Homestead ■ and lot of improvements. Only £3 per acre.•annum- Goodwill, 25s P.a. . F866 1 OCA A ACRES-MATAMaTA District, only OuUU one mile from railway station, school, etc.: about 250 acres ploughed and in grass: pood new House of six rooms and outbuildings; Govt, lease, rental £41 per annum. Goodwill. 25s p.a. FB7l Af* AA ACRESLOWER WAIKATO—3SCO 4fcUUU acres grassed; carrying capacity, li sheep to acre; Homestead of nine rcoms, and Cottage of fire rooms. Price, £4 10s p.a. F7Bl ,< AX A ACRES-About li mil en North 'dhUtJ'i Auckland railway station:: about three -tpjarters p'oughable country; two Houses .n property. Great future for live man. Only £2 16s per acre. Easy terms. F758 ! OAAA ACRES-NORTH AUCKLAND. 2; iUUU miiet? from two railway stations; partly ring fenced; SCO acres in grass, 5 ploughab'e, balance standing bush and fern; carrying capacity, 600 sheep, 40 bullocks, 100 bead of cattle, and 30 horses. Price. £5 10<» per acre. FS72 11 79 ACRES— Real Sheep Country; about 111 600 acre? grass (no noxious weade), balance bush- Two Cottages on property. Price, £4 per acre. F732 " MAKE KNOWN YOUR WANTS." WENZL SCHOLIUM. AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT. (Next Town Clock), QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. Telegraphic Address— '• Scholium." Auckland rpHE ELECTRIC CARS ARB 1 NOT RUNNING TO AVONDALE YET, SO BUY NOW. . , Because they WILL come, and consequently land values will bo doubled. Choice Residence Sites are now selling at from £1 Is to £2 per foot. Where can you get a cheaper, healthier, prettier. and handier district? Trains are numerous and fares remarkably cheap. \v e nave Sections, Houses, and Acreage for Sale in all parts of this district, and will be pleased to drive prospective buyers round to inspect, and also to give them expert advice as to values. . F. BLUCK" & SON, HOUSES AND LAND SALESMEN, ■ AVONDALE. 'Phone 3939 (3 Rings). ; TO FARMERS. OQ£ ACRES, all ploughable first-class ' «iOi) dairying land; 12 cows and good separator given with the property; nine- ] roomed House and all outbuildings; half- ' mile from school and creamery. 40 miles ? south of Auckland: well watered with 1 springs. Selling owing to ill-health. See me 1 at once about this going concern. Easy " terms. 41717 ACRES, all fenced and subdivided I 1 five-roomed House, also three-roomed Cottage: private telephone; 23 acres in oats. 30 acres ploughed grass, 450 acres ploughable. private wharf; boat callincr twice a day; . four miles -water frontage. An exchange en--1 tertained for town property. Only £12 per • acre: terms arranged This property is well | worth £18 per acre. A rare chance. J. H. MULDOON, s 10, DURHAM-STREET EAST, 1 r Established 14 years. 'Phone 2197. BALFOUR ROAD. PAR NELL.—For Sale- A well-built storey House of seTeu rooms and conveniences, commanding a splendid view of harbour and shipping, being handy to wharves, railway, and cars I Id section; price £1400 1 i XT'OR 15s PER ACRE we can Sell a Block ; -I of 3480 Acres of Unimproved Land, . situated near the sea coast. North of Auck' land, about half of it being in bush rest • open land, containing quantities of kauri gum. A good buggy road runs right through the block, with school, post jottice, and telephone on the property. Easy terms, jgROS.. HOBSON BUILDINGS, SHORTLAND-ST. gPLENDID INVESTMENT. TARANAKL INGLEWOOD. ' Close to Station. Large Store: 60ft by 30ft, 4 show windows, • detached store room built of iron, 30ft by 20ft; two-stall stable, two trap sheds, harness room. etc. Up-to-date House of -) rooms, etc., built will) selected timber, detached wash-house with fixed copper and tubs, woodshed and workshop. Electric 1. light installed, water laid on; J acre of land. f This Valuable Property io leased to a 1 good tenant at £130 per annum. } Price JEISCO. Terms £500 cash, balance 5 a years at 5& per cent, per annum. Will take '• a smaller price for cash. 69 J POTTER & BAIRD, • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, .i 30, STRAND ARCADE. 'Phone 4077. 3 —_____ 7 QEE Cheap Property at Tuakau adverO tised on page 13 of this issue.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15140, 2 November 1912, Page 12
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