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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15390, 27 August 1913, Page 2

Houses and Land for Sale. , JJ O U H, T E D E N " ?D QECTION. - 2 D g ECTIO^ONLY 50 YARDS FROM THE CARLINE. A SPLENDID RESIDENCE, Of 6 spacious rooms, bathroom, pantry and scullery; bay window, return veraucian; thoroughly up-to-date and solidly built ot heart of kauri that will stand the closest inspection. The- interior is most pleasing. Large and airy rooms, diningroora 19 by 14. ™™* French window opening en to verandah, J.ne finish throughout is in white enamel, and the papers have been selected -with real gooa taste. Dainty friezes and picture rails in hall, diningroom, and three bedrooms.. Hanasomo mantelpieces, tiled grates, superior gas fittings, lea-lights, etc. Built-in wardrobe, porcelain bath and handbasin, with hot and i cold water to bathroom and scullery; washhouse, fixed copper and tubs. Everything in • apple-pie order, and only recently renovated. The Residence has 60ft Frontage to one of the best streets, and the position is an ideal one. Homes such as these are seldom for sale, and we can with confidence recommend same for build and sterling value Price, ~~^i0!75. TERMS ARRANGED. WALKER AND (Members Land Agents' Association), AUCTIONEERS, HIGH STREET. " PEMUEEA WATERSIDE. CLOSE TO TRAM. *7 BOOMS, reception hall, large leadlighC • window seat, artistic beam ceilings 16 by 10, opening on to 2 bedrooms 18 by 18, with wardrobe built in, and one 16 by 15, with charming harbour and landscape view, and getting the early morning sun. These are moot tastefully decorated. Also, leading from hall, living room 26 by loft, with large inglenook at end, lattice windows, open fireplace, inner fender, heavy beam ceiling. This room is connected by arch with the diningroom, 20 by 14, with inglenook seat, open iire-placo m corner, heavy mantelpiece, etc. .These rooms lead on to a spacious private balcony, 22ft long by Bft wide, with a stairway leading to f, roof garden of similar dimensions, with good harbour and landscape views. The bathroom, 12 by 8, most elaborately fitted up with porcelain bath, hand basin, p.w.c, and mirror. Kitchen, 12 by 12, with, pantry and scullery connecting, stove tiled and gas recess, hot and cold water. Washouoe with copper and tubs on floor level. Level section, 70ft frontage. Immediate possession. Price, £1350. gMITH AND TTALCOMBE, 117' QUEEN ST. 'Phone 3282. PHONE 1537. P.O. BOX 484. ROBERT HOOD, jyVND AND p STATE AGENT, NO. 5, FORT ST., AUCKLAND. £A ACRES; House, 6 rooms, and outbuildfJKf ings,- well fenced and subdivided; near creamery, etc. Price, £1000. Only £300 cash required. aw ACRES, South of Auckland: new upOd- to-date House and outbuildings; Jmile from station. Price, £25 per acre. Or will exchange for city property. 69 ACRES, about 14 miles from Auckland, -J ell in grass, H miles from station; House, 5 rooms, and outbuildings. Price, £35 per acre. Or will exchange for larger farm. GOODWILL of 118 Acres, 1-mile from creamery, school, and P. 0.; new Hou3o, 6 rooms, all conveniences: cowshed, etc.; well watered; 8 paddocks; can milk 30 cows, besides cropping. This is the cheapest farm on the market. Price, £350; balance 4 years at £1 5s p*r week. We have several Small Farms, email deposits, also House property in exchange for farms. • FARMS. RU &i FARM, WITHIN HALF-MILE OF -a- . WAIKUMETE STATION—Hi Acres good loamy soil; has been worked for the past 14 years; 500 mixed fruit trees (plums and peaches;, full bearing; up-to-date 7roomed one-storey Residence; five glasshouses (from 240 ft by 25ft to 60ft by 25ft), three houses, artificially heated, boiler capable of heating all houses;, all planted in tomatoes, grape vines, beans and lettuce, the latter being almost ready to cut. Cart-shed, large buildings. winjAmilJ, etc. Price. £3000; £750 cash, balance Ho remain. HENDERSON— 1* MILES FROM STATION—2I Acres Freehold; 12 acres grass (down two years), small orchard, balance rough feed; fenced into four paddocks ; creek and J- city water; well-aheiiared, lying, to the sun; carrying five cows. New Bungalow, 4 rooms, cowshed (30ft by SOtt) and lean-to. Buildings cost £350. The price asked in less than scrub land adjoining, Viz., £900, £250 cash. ' . ' v ALSO, PROPERTY OF SAME OWNER, 2 SECTIONS. WITHIN 10 MINUTES' JU WALK OF STATION— Acres each. One has small Cottage; Price £400. The other «as no buildings; Price for urgent sale, £350; terms, half cash. i Both' these Properties ___ MUST BE SOLD THIS MONTH. QUEEN STREET. _ 6 TWO-STOREY RESIDENTIAL SHOPS and Section 95ft by 100 ft. The property is on the level, and at £130 per foot is absolutely the cheapest investment offering in Queen Street ' STOREHOUSE SITE, *»-▼"« a frontage to VT two streets, and containing over 14,000 square feet. Is only a short distance from Queen Street. - _ CITY BLOCK. m "WITHIN FIVE MINUTES OF LOWER V V QUEEN STREET, consisting of. a twostorey substantial Brick Building, well let, and corner Sec, 73ft by 77ft. £7500. • MOUNT EDEN. . WITHIN FIVE MINUTES OF KHYBER VV PASS TRAMS — Modern 10-roomed two - storey Residence, with Section of over half an acre. The House is built of picked timber, and -built und?r the ' supervision of one of our leading architects, and stands high; volcanic soil. Price, £3250; terms can bo arranged. GRAFTON DISTRICT O PLENDID BUILDING SECTION, 85ft by O 100 ft, commanding, extensive harbour views. Price on application. C. J. OWEN, CORNER QUEEN AND VICTORIA STS. BARGAINS. MOENINGSIDE. PfJA CASH— Five-roomed House; dwOU all conveniences; porcelain batn and basin, h- and c. water, gas, scullery, washhouse; land, 46 by 170. Balance; £450, on easy terms. DOMINION ROAD. f»7K CASH'---New thoroughly well-built cvgrthmhuk& i D 5-roomed House, large rooms, good timber, every modern convenience: level section 50 by 132; near trams. Can thoroughly recommend this property. Balance, £500, on easy terms. MOUNT ROSKILL. -£*IflA CASH—6-roomed Residence, every c&JLUU possiblo convenience, stylish design, well built of good materials; good level section 50 by IGS; near trams and school; real nice home, just being completed. Bargain. Balance, £600, on easy terms. C. AICKINANP SON, TYRONE BUILDINGS. CUSTOMS STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. . •piBST-CLASS CHEEP AND "pATTLE ' TTELENSVILLE. T>EDUCED TO jgjn PER ACRE. A AH ACRES, within quarter mile of townTtv/U ship of HelensviUe: all in grass except few acres shelter bush- about 100 acres (flat) is good dairying land, the balance is undulating sheep country. Subdivided into 10 sheep-proof paddocks, all well-watered and free from weeds; will carry 1000 sheep. Buildings comprise new Dwelling of 6 rooms J and bathroom, pantry, etc.; sheep-shearing i shed fitted wi*h shearing machinery; stable, '• sheen yards, dip. etc. This is a really fine property, and being practically within the township, has a-great prospective value. To effect a speedy sale the owner has reduced his price to £10 per aer".. Only £700 cash required. J. J. MACKY, .; LAND AND ESTATE AGEN-?. EMPIRE BUDDINGS. SWANSON STREET. HERNE BAY, Jervois Rd.— Corner Block, 153 ft by 181 ft; would cut into four sections; includos 8-roomed House, with convs. Price, £2100: terms given. GT. NORTHERN AGENCY, 5, H.M. Arcade.