|> Houses and Land for Sale. ANYONE WHO TTAS CAVED p A FEW HUNDRED POUNDS, ' §P But it, must not be less than £200, can buy ,; the most extraordinary | FARM BARGAIN S It has ever been our pleasure to offer to | the public. ■ r HOW LONG HAVE YOU WAITED FOR THIS? • : i LFRISTON HUM "YTANUREWA. * ALFRISTON pUM TyiANUREWA. { ALFRISTON fUM "jMANUREWA. I 1 •jlpl.K SUPPLIERS. I Tl IU.K IjUITLIERS. ■\fIl.K cUPPLIERS. T\.URYMEN-PHEAP T^ARM. pARM. * IVMRYMEN-nHEAP VARM. > 100 AIRES. 18, miles only from Auck- , I,'t' land City—No reasonable oiler refused. Easy terms extended. Price reduced to J. 16 10s. A sacrifice considering wo have just sold :he farm next door (only a fence, between) for £24 ss, and the farm on the other side for £26 10s. This farm , is likely to see a high j price. Situated in the Sub- , urban area, tare Is 6d re- , turn. Good House, 5 rooms, cowshed, barn, etc. Well fenced, well watered in all l>addocka; 7 subdivisions; 140 acres in grass, somo new crass; 60 acres excellent bush; carrying capa--IQQ ACRES city. 40 to 50 cows. The 100 bush aiono wintered 16 cattle. Half-mile creamery, J-mile school. NOTE. -If you are in the market for a good farm, this possesses ©very advantage you can reasonably expect to find. If a speculator, it offers you high value for your money to-day, and a sure largo future profit. Owner removing to Dun©dm. and wants quick sale. Absolutely a bona-fide realisation. A cheaper farm cannot be found, and location is ideal. £200 down. -Seize this chance, it must be sold this week, if not at one price, then at another. The owner bought it cheap 'ICIO ACRES some years ago, and now in--IJJ tends to Bell it CHEAPER. MANGERE LAND. CONSERVATIVE INVESTORS. THERE IS NOTHING IN THIS CITY that promises better results than a purchase in Mangere Land. Positively tho finest and most desirable 10-Acre i?lock of the best land to be found in any of Auckland's Beautiful buburbs, has Tome into our hands for sale. Re'ired farmers, merchants, and others •coking a really unique suburban property where health, restfulness, and scenic beauty is assured, should specially NOTE THIS. About 25 minutes' motor run from tire city. The property is undeniably the pick of the beautiful and healthful MANGERE District.. The block is perfectly level and square, with not an inch of waste ground, and is newly fenced all round with sawn and painted posts, with two kauri-built ornamental ;rates on the main road frontage. There are THREE ROAD FRONTAGES (two of which, though not yet opened, are surveyed, pegged, and registered, which, when ' available, will give FRONTAGES APPROXI- • MATING 2000 FT. As an early and valuable cutting-up proposition, it is unrivalled In this district the roads arc well known. as being the best in the -Province. The Mangere reinforced concrete bridge, in course of construction, costing £23,500 (over which the trams must fhortlv run), will goon bo finished, giving splendid access to Mangere and surrounding districts, and we feel safe in affirming that this TEN-ACRE BLOCK will very shortly TREBLE ITSELF IN VALUE. It is the natural centre of a large and populous town in the near future, and lends itself admirably as the site for a sanatorium or educational institution. We have never had anything better on our books, and the keenest investigation is courted from bona-fide purchasers. The price is bedrock for an early sale. Terms if • desired. The property is unencumbered. E For further particulars as to Building's, | etc.. APPLY TO THE SOLE AGENTS, 1 A. S. PATERSON AND CO., LTD., CUSTOMS STREET WEST, AUCKLAND, 'ESTABLISHED 1853.) ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, BTOCK AND LAND AUCTIONEERS, GRAIN AND WOOL BROKERS, T*HE TJAYMARKET. ALBERT STREET. pABYLON pLATS.. rro T EASE • r EAES--103 A CRES R ent, £ 2 10 s A CRE - Ii MILES FROM KELENSVILLE • STATION. All in grass, 7 paddocks well-watered. Bouse, 7 rooms: cowshed, 18 bails, concrete floor and yard; barn and trapshed; creamery adjoining. Land is splendid quality. Owing to ill-health, the only reason this property comes on the market. Purchasing clause will be given at £50 acre, with terms, £500 cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. pAPAKURA, 50 A CRES - £55 ACEBTERMS. £300 CASE. 43 acres in grass, 7 acres crop; 5 paddecks, watered by creek and spring. House, 6 rooms; stables, cowshed (10 bailn, concrete floor), pigsty, fowlhouae; 1-mile frem creamery; capacity. 20 cows and other stock; 1 mile frc-m station. Owner wishes to realise. v TV TAN DREW A. ('■' 200 A CKES - £16 10 8 A CRE J t TERMS. £300 CASH. v' About 140 acres in grass and rough feed; |, also, about 60 acres bush, 7 paddocks, well .?"■. watered; Cottage, 6 rooms, shed, cowshed, ;.. 3 bails, concrete floor; 5-mile from creamery; , f ' capacity, 30 cowa and young stock; 4 miles from Manurewa station. Owner has left " Auckland, so compelled to sell. "'; DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE. ■■'J. Terms to Suit all Purchasers. I- ; MORTGAGES ARRANGED FOR CLIENTS. Lowest Current Rates. • ALFRED "DDCKLAND AND GONB. REMUERA. 5 MINUTES FROM CARS. '•J \ T EW, WELL-BUILT, MODERN GARt 1\ DEN BUNGALOW, snug, wellj designed for economy of work, having large, ,%, pretty living room, with heavily-beamed ccilirifr, dining recess, ingle-nook and open 5 fireplace. Roomy loggia facing morning sun. "' Larue, sunny best bedroom, open fireplace. Hall, passages and staircase rimu-panelled. Home contains living room, two bedrooms, oiessingrooni. kitchen, etc., in lower storey; Upper storey unfinished: has room for two or three convenient bedrooms. Charming extensive land view towards Mount Wellington and Bombay Hills. House elevaiod, and baa sunny northern and eastern aspect, sheltered from south. Large rambling garden (new), with rose pergola; number of old pines, gums, oaks; abundant firewood. Grounds, sloping, part of old plantation, contain over 1, acres; 132 ft frontage; could be made very attractive. Neighbourhood pleasant: situation, 5 minutes from Remucra trams (4d section). Built for owner, who is leaving the district. Vendor would sell bulk of furniture (mostly made to suit house). Full particulars on application. #9An CASH—MOUNT EDEN, just off cy«,UU Dominion Road (excellent position;— Modern Residence, 6 rooms; rooms. 16ft by 18ft, 17ft by 14ft, 14ft by 12ft. 12ft by 10ft, etc.: tiled hearths and grates, I high pressure boiler, hot and cold service, gas, etc. Balance. £695, can be arranged. i. -i? 1 A CASH—REMUERA. just off Main wIJU Road, and close to car—Splendid i allotment (50ft by 250 ft), and well-built p. Broomed Hjuso, lepletc with all conveni- |" ences, rooms, 15ft by 12ft. l"ft by 16ft, 14ft I by 12ft; hot end cold water, patent w.c, |. etc. £755 to be arranged. I •4? Man—3 MINUTES FROM AUCK- | *11UU LAND DOMAIN, and 5 £j=» minutes from Grafton Bridge—Sound Resign dence of 7 rooms; 4 fireplaces and range, '&}■ bathroom, ealifont, etc.; standing on section H ♦9fl by about 120 ft. I . VALUABLE CITY BUILDING i"- ' JU)ZO SITE. The land has 26ft front; 11 age, and 62ft deep, and there 18 a very <■ , sound 4 or 5-roomed House, worth for letm ting 14g per week. Tho lot at £525. I D\ MANDENO Iff. JACKSON, JACKSON, It • CUSTOMS STREET EAST. lit! ' ■
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15548, 4 March 1914, Page 3
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