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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15237, 26 February 1913, Page 3

|fe, Houses andJLaad for SrTe. XvCVJy WALLACE, fpSrS gUILDINGS, ; j fOWEB QUEEN S TBE^r. A TTOKLA OT ). •iP J TiS D AND gSTATO A GE«T< ** pEOPEETY ALDER* " fTO CTOCK AND QENERAL j** COMMISSION / p.o'BOXffli 'PHONE 260. ■' ia f£f S Alde™on and Williamson, Ltd. " ■ Wr§?^P henson and C °- LW - Land wr *J,/T Folate Department , . n Combination Tools. 35s *aoh. 3Efe«\r^i Q c 10 d. *•'' and cropping land, ea*y -■ RSfiaV: subdivided, Wgw* Til ploughable; mostly .in ciuu\<£ tion; two miles sea frontage, meely ,:- . haltered; admirably stated. 01 s^ rfiridin" and seaside residences. harvested 100 tons of sheaves, ?w of The best samples on the.market- orchard and vegetable garden- . well-built House, 8 rooms, cowshed, sable, all in thorough lepair. .' :' PRICE. £13 per acre. Easily reached by road or water: almost daily sei ' .This farm shows a good pros~,T^H?Aß\t lUt b.ardY to station-110 ■vD AlE Acri, «: ail in Brass or crop; easy, undulating country, all wen -. fenced and subdivided, watered and sheltered; bow running <-. cows, w ' calves, and 5 horses, but could do -.I more- House, five rooms; cowshed. ham and pigsty; station one and ' ffiSff miles? creamery and township .;. two and a-balf miles. PKICE. i--' per acre. Owner will take larger farm North of Auckland. nnnT) SHEEP AND CATTLE COUNTRY— 6°°676 ACRES, freehold; 550 acres have . ■ been felled and sown in grass, part , of it has gone back into fern a ;: little, carries a lot of good rough ~ feed: remainder good.heavy bush; ring fenced and subdivided seven paddocks; watered and sheltered, W country mostly ploughable. mis ■;;■*■ farm is close to the coast line, seven miles from township, post office ana School li miles, creamery seven miles; however, another creamery Should be erected shortly. House, seven rooms, dairy, woolahed. etc stock and sheep yards; wintered last rear 500 ewes. 100 cattle. PRICIj. "' £6 10s per acre. Easy terms. TIT GOOD DISTRICT-Dairy la™,.all r river flats; 127 acres, Land Transfer Title: 52 acres good grass, some or :■■:*:■ which is new: 30 acresfallow. 25 acres good rough feed, an / : v , level; 20 acres ready lor tne plough; well watered: new House- ol six rooms; small cowshed. This pro- •-.■'■'". perty has a water frontage, part being sandy beach; two milea school, church, store, saleyards ana dreamery. PRICE. £11 per acre HANDY SUBURBAN EARM-20 ACRES jl freehold; good level land; well fenced and subdivided; wate;ed and sheltered; 17 acres good grass, i .. acres orchard; no noxious weeds; nice House, six rooms; cowshed. / barn, stable, separator house, and >- : dairv township, store, school, 11 / miles by good level road; few miles - - city. Owner will consider an exchange for larger place. T7XLUABLE BUSINESS BLACK- . ,V ' SMITH'S SHOP:' section 32ft 3in, leased for 5 years at graduating rent from 15s to 22s 6d. Also. House, . 5 rooms, adjoining, 80ft frontage; now let for 153 a week. PRICE, £1400; mortgage, £650; equity. £700. ---."■■ Owner will take cheap grazing farm in part payment. ... DAIRYING FARM-600 ACRES, freehold; all drained swamp, now down in English grasses: well watered and fenced; subdivided into numerous paddocks; mostly piougnable; plantation and good orchard; capable of carrying 250 to 300 i cows: good house, six rooms; -*: milking shed with engine And separator; other outbuildings; cream cart calls daily. PRICE, £15 10s per acre; equity, £7300. For an ex- ;!/ change the owner wants sheep ' ,? country. DAIRY FARM (FREEHOLD).-164 Acres, mostly ploughable, aU in grass, ri. crop, or fallow; one < acre '-■~ ;•-,■ orchard, balance good grass; well fenced;' subdivided fifteen .-.,': paddocks; House, seven rooms, and all conveniences; recently renovated: outbuildings very complete; ;■.,",-•' eugineroom, 6 h.p. Tangye engine; '■'. 2« miles from school, butter factory. . V.v:: PRICE, £24 per acre. Owner will " '-.' exchange for rent-producing pro-1 --i perty. Equity, £2450. - MANUREWA ESTATE, MANUREWA, , Land Transfer Building Sites :-\i>■'■('. and small farms; easily workable "v soil, warm and dry, all level; good '. ■t; .- drainage, healthy position; good , road frontages; few minutes station, • *•'•:: school and sea beach. Manurewais - 15 miles from city by rail and road. ■K /: PRICE. £70 per acre. Nothing '-■'.?:■?% '■' cheaper on the market. Only a few ;-:'.■■ Sections left. A progressive suburb, ••'•'-:"-i- with up-to-date train service. fIOOD LOCALITY-A NICE HOME,\I-: NEW HOUSE, 8 rooms, choice ...... drawingroom and bedrooms, large diningroom, kitchen fitted with /'..'"■ dresser, range, and gas stove; bath- -.;' room and califont; bedrooms fitted with wardrobes; House nicely papered and panelled; wash-house, •,*;•.. copper and tubs: hot and cold water vU . throughout; good harbour view; • ? ' large Section; Land Transfer Title. H"? Will exchange for suburban house and large grounds. F-EntEEHOLD— ACRES, in its natural JO state with good feed run- -- ning through' it; 600 acres bush, puriri timber; 1200 acres undulating, 800 acres good flats; when properiy cleared would be all ploughable ; well watered; free from weeds; main road runs right through the property one mile school, eight mile 3 township, creamery, 11 miles good saleyards; no buildings, i PRICE, £3 per acre. < GOOD DISTRICT— ACRES, freehold; : 69 acres been ploughed and laid in < grass, 10 acres stumped ready for J plough, 10 acres pretty shelter bush; fenced and subdivided into 8 paddocks; well watered and sheltered; < House, three rooms, and cowshed; creamery three-quarter mile, station ' li mile? school 14 miles, township < four miles; good roads. PRCE. £16 per acre. Owner will exchange for I large farm near seaside. < WELLINGTON FREEHOLD.-For Sale al- i vv V most in the heart of city Good threestorey Brick Building:, with good Fhop frontages; rental, £1250 per annum. PRICE, £25,000. Owner v would exchange for land in the Auckland province. Eanity, £11,000. A GOOD .nCEES. vol. .CA canic lend close to tram terminus. There is enough laud for 13 sections, and all the stone that will have to be removed before building will do nicely for forming the road. PRICE. ! £720; easy terms. This is a cheap property. IpABTLY-IMPBOVED " FARM—4SO ACRES, i Jlj freehold; 40 acres new grass; of the , balance, 100 acres are old pasture, j remainder bash* 50 acres fern and j tea-tree; 50 to 60 chains fencing; - House, four rooms, store six miles, 11 ' miles railway station. PRJJE, £2 5s per acre. £480 can remain on mortgags for four years at 5 per cent. 'A' CHEAP HOUSE IN GREY LYNN— . ii. NEARLY-NEW HOUSE, five rooms. ; well built; corner section containing i nearly 1-acre; gas and water, j PBICE, £475. Terms can be arranged. '•A : GOOD DAIRY FARM IN THE WAI- I -a. KATO—ISO Acres, freehold; 130 acres \ in grass, JO acres drained swamp, 1 small area bush, 4 acres good as- ' sorted orchard in good condition; ' all ploughable, except 20 acres: I fenced and subdivided into !i pad- ' docks; well watered and sheltered; free from weeds. House, 4 rooms, cowshed, and trapphed; 5 miles from - station; cream-cart calls within 2 miles. PRICK, £8 per acre; £300 cash; or will Exchange. SUBURBAN FARM. FREEHOLD-One , *-* ■ which will considerably increase in i value— Acres, all in grass, easy. 1 workable soil, no weeds. Good ( House, 6 rooms, wash-house, etc.; { convenient to station, school, and 1 creamery; handy to city. Would i make a nice country home; grow i early root crops, and miik few cows ! for town supply. Easy Terras, or i Rmay entertain EXCHANGE. 1 EMUERA-CLOSE TO TRAM—FOUR NICE BUILDING SECTIONS: practically ' level and free from stone; three sections 66 by 132; PRICE. £4 per foot. One section 66 by 197; PRICE, £-6 per foot. '■'■A! ?£SP, STABLE PROPOSITION—6S33 +*■ ACRES, freehold; four miles from general post office in one cf the most - important towns iu the Dominion, and a few minutes from tram ter- , minus. As a farming proposition, this t place has carried 7500 sheep, and is * at present running 6000 sheep, besides c other stock; hilly country, well i fenced and watered; nood Homestead, i in rooms, with modern conveniences; £ tip-to-date woolshed -id yards, shear- t : rag machines and oil engine; also , several cottages on the Property. :-. J Here are future possibilities in this :• Place. 200 acres, with good road fron- .: : tage, axe suitable for building sec- •> tions, and being close to tram ter- t '' m i a will eventually bo worth as ( ...i,- much as js now asked for the 1 whole property. PRICE. £7 10« per i .. acre-. - ; N lO2 a ~^ K( ?pNDINCS-FREEnOLD-667 I ■:.ACRES, all ploughable; 500 acres in grass, fenced and subdivided. Hi acres ;;.; . good rough feed, six acres orchard ■ ;r ao acres WE 1 bush; undulating i .: - country suitable for. dairying and l -- croppwg: butter factory, post ■ SViIS B^ adir P 00(1 metalled ~.., road right through Ihe property; free fe oi weeds. Good House, seven rooms, ■ stables, barn - cowshed, etc. PRICE, */ Iss per acre. Would exchange for ;.. small nroperty nearer city. ARCED, "Wallace. ■Mr'-: ' •*■ l