: Honses and Land for Sale. , DON'T MISS THIS 7 IflQ ACRES—I2 acres in oaf«. bal. to iJ^rT rtTTC f°^^^ NGIjISH GRASSES, NO NOXIOUS WEEDS, no waste land, all Pi OU SVT^? le ?? d i oan " soil lying nicely to the SUN; well adapted for growing early potatoes; subdivided, and water in every paddook. Would carry 30 MILCH COWS at ' present. lj miles to CREAMERY, SCHOOL, and bandy to the markets. Good House, 5 rooms; 7-bail cowshed, and other outbuildings. Owner sellrncr through ' an accident. PRICE, £25 per acre.- £500 ' cash, or would exchange for good House ; Property. ww> Write, to or call on DAVE WILSON; THE LOCAL AGENT. PAPAKURA. D. PIRANI AND Col' 64, QUEEN-STREET (Upstairs). TjUBMS TJIOB QALE. ~ -PA(\f\ CASH— Acree, Puni, £16 per , &m>rk\J\s acre; four-roomed House; cow- ■ shed etc.; all fenced and watered; rich land, formerly puriri bush; two and a-half miles store and post office, railway istirtion five miles. J?ClKf\ OASH-67 Acres, Pokeno. £22 10s dWUdU per acre; all fenced, So acres nearly new crass, five acres crop, orchard. Pour-roomed Dwelling, and all necessary buildings. -CM AH CASH—Pukekohe Hill-54 Acres eW_VI/ very rich soil; owner' cleared £654 last year with own and crops. Six-roomed Dwelling, and all buildings. £«> per acre. PQ/j PER ACRE-Near Pttkekohe-65 3t/0_ Acres, laid down in new grass; four acres native bush, alongside which if a tennis court. : Six-roomed House, with hot and cold water. • An ideal home for a. retired family. Five ; miles from Pukekohe railway station. We have a number of other forms on one books, and will be pleased to give the fullest information to intending purchasers. HARRIS BROS. fIITT. £950—Near Post Office— U.VJL did new seven-roomed Gentleman's Residence, exceptionally large rooms; diningroom, 20 by 14 hot and.cold water to porcelain bath, basin, and shower; p.w.c, soptic tank, steel ceilings (one large dome), lead lights, return verandah, tiled grates and hearths, mirror mantelpieces, etc. House exceptionally well built, by owner for himself. Section has Isoft frontage by 100 ft *in ; depth. Price reduced to effect immediate sale, as owner is leaving Auckland. £558 can remain at 5* per cent. 323 GREY LYNN—£96o—Pine Modern Residence of eight rooms, clone Ponsonby oar; pantry, scullery, bathroom with porcelain bath and calif out; built-in wardrobes, Venetian blinds, and every possible convenience; 12ft studs, newly painted a.nd papered throughout; detached wash-house, with cop- . per and tubs. Pine corner section, 64 by 115J; nicely laid out in lawn-, fruit, and vegetable garden, fruit trees, and fancy shrubs. A beautiful home. £300 cash, bal» ance four years at 5 per cent. - ; 336. HARRIS BROS.* - AUCTIONEERS, 'Phone 3864. DURKAM-ST. EAST PUNI—S2 Aores; 30 acres in' good grass, 6 acres shelter bush, balance crop and rough feed; subdivided into 10 paddocks; ; House three rooms, cowshed.' etc.; 4J miles from Ptikekohe .railway station, school and creamery 10 minutes' walk; 80 head poultry. 10 cows, 3 horses, 6 young stock, Diiic. The harrows, dray and harness, and sundry tools. Price, £26 10s per ■ acre, as a -going concern. Terms. , No. 187 L. EAST TAMAKI— Acres, all in. grass, subdivided 6 paddocks, J-aore orchard,! in full bearing: -J-acre wireoetted' fowlnui, with three houses: House five ltooms, : b. room, pantry, and ucullery; time .miles Papatoetoe railway station, two miles ; school and creamery. Prioe, £1200. Terms, very-easy.- ' ■'■,-■•■ No,, .184 I*s. : ;-A." \^AINUL— Acres:' 150 acres in grass, 63, Tf acres mixed bush, soil limestone country: • subdivided, L.T.T.; fftock on land, 250 sheep, 30 cattle, 6 horses; buildings, Wo small shanties; i mile from Wainui, 6 utiles v from railway station; school, , milo; creamery, home separation; cream cart passes the, gate. Price, £8 10a per aore. Terms., £300cash, balance five years 5 per cent, * v •;; ' ■'■' •■'•■*.-;>'■* No. 178 'tfiil in fIAA ACRES, native land, good title: J.\Jf\J\J\J will sell in one or mora blocks; partly improved. For further pais fr -Honiara apply ■■ ..■ ",- :■' ■ •;..■ •'.■■■■■ ■• £_ ■•' GILLf ES AND WONTS NO. .7. UNION. BUILDINGS. • ; CUSTOMS-STREET EAST. AUCKLAND. i . ■ i i < '■'■' ii ■ «*■ i ■ 1,, E°»S * * * Q.TASUHU. HALF-MILE FROM STATION, "PLIGHT fA° EES 0F T? IOH J AN P' ■piGHT-BOOMED TTOUBE AND OUTBUILDINGS. ABOUT 10 CHAINS FRONTAGE AND ROAD AT BACK. _ G lvm A WAT m t '£1750.'- : W. B. L LO^J^C a 's ESTATE AGENTS. , OTAHUHTJ, "Phone 45L FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. ■i A £ ACRES, F.H., 30 miles, 8. Auckland— JL_<J 30 acres in crops, bal. in good grass;: House and necessary outbuildings, handy to school, creamery, and station. Price, £25 per acre. Owner will exchange for rent-, -■-:■ producing property. 1 A QQ ACRES-POKENO, close to station, < I_oo creamery, school, etc Priiiw. £4 : per acre. Owner will exchange for , dairy, , farm or suburban properties. • ;,i>■if\ ACRES and SIX-ROOMED HOUSE and IXJ outbuildings, near Manurewa—Good orchard, close to P.O. and creamery; grand chance to seenro a nice home in a rising district. Owner will accept equity in town house as part payment. Price, only £850. OAfl AGRES-PUKEKOHE— improved, U\j\) Owner wants rent-producing property. Equity £2700. m ACRES, Pract. all in ffrassr House and outbuilding); will carry, ? sheep per acie; undulating country; pract* a) I ploughablt. Price £11 10s; canity £6000, Owner wants anemoumbered property. Richards" HORMiS No. 6. PHCENIT CHAMBERS. AUCKLAND., CHAS. FARRELH LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, , 67. Queen-street (Ground floor, next below* Smeeton's). MOUNT ALBERT—£72O-(Near railway eia. tion)-Houße, six rooms and oonveuiences, etable, fowihouw. etc. „ There are three sections. 66 by 187 f t; having total frontaee to main road of 198 ft, and frontage to other road of 187 ft. This « a splena d P?opwty. well situated, and is remarkably 5K n £720 The house is built on one ft at thfre beln? room for erecting two sf£!i°hnnips with large sections to each. LYNN-£77(M3plendid well-built House, built on good level Vui„«, all in splendid order. Grounda fafd out & kitchen flower garden. Thi« is well worth inspection. Freehold PropertyIT House, five rooms. built of • best Urn*>' hers: p.w.c., wash-house, etc.; splendid gar. rf«n and fruit trees. ■■■: » «," T^ONSOKBY—£SSO. quite cloee to city— - r X Well-built House, seven rooms; good :' large section; ZOmina/ walk to Queott-st^ TIXAPUNA— £1 per foot for Four splendid Sections, just near 2d section, and al- -4M most adjoining tram line. Each aeotlstt; 6fi 5 by 198 ft. level- Nothing cheaper at Taiaaaronik TlfT. ALBERT, n.jar Railway Station--IVI £850-Well-builn House of six large and lofty rooms and all conveniences; garden and lawn, fowl run, and outhouses. Laraa aeotion. 100 by 200, £860. Terms arranged.
£S TCTXOBPTIONAI. QPPOItTDTSTI'i; "POE SPECULATORS. ; . Af\(\ ACRES, beautiful voloanio land;. rt\J\J suiail portion bush, balance splen- : did erase; fenced, sheep-proof; lying east, sheltered from westerlies, watered long road frontage; close creamery, school; splendid buildings, worth £2000, commanding ,;;. a magnificent outlook; winter three sheep handy Auckland, six miles rail; .idealjiueep •;,;••:.: farm or subdivide at handsome profit. wV\r consider farm is ,£7 below value. Excep- SJ . tional circumstances compel sale. -Vnffi - / , £33 p.a. Apply early for - details al-.wu farm. AOBES. nnimp'^^j^f o ",^ -V; Oaa AGUES, unimproved, Jbuf fen vugMf. ;. OUU country; .all ffiSMl^te&gJ&tfm « «Jg " V ** R B. LONG A.CdM
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15142, 5 November 1912, Page 3
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