I . : Houses and Land for Sale. .- ADVERTISE..,-^r E, ! ' ' S BLL - ■ • fyy E gELL " V ■'/- PATUMAHOE— 122 ACRES, freehold, all ploughable, nearly flat; all fenced and watered by 2 running springs. No buildings ; school and creamery handy. ' All in fern. Ready for plough. PRICE, £12 10s PER ACRE. TERM'S, £250 CASH. BALANCE ARRANGED. (625) : pLEVELAND—3S6 ACRES, freehold, 290 Vy* acres in grass, 40 acrea under plough, 10 acres turnips, 6 acres oats, balance scrub and bush: all ploughable, except 30 acres. Subdivided into 12 paddocks; country undulating to low hills sheep-proof fencing wellwatered. Carrying at present 700 owes, 40 head cattle. PRICE, £13 10s PER ACRE, TERMS, £760 CASH. BALANCE ARRANGED. (515). ]U[ERCER— 262 ACRES, freehold, about 3 i-'X parts ploughable; 100 acres in grass; subdivided into five paddocks; undulating to hilly country; fenced on three sides; watered by permanent springe and creeks. Carrying at present 20 head cattle and four horses. PRICE, £7 PER ACRE. About £400 CASH. OPEN FOR EXCHANGE. (511) "VTORTH OF AUCKLAND— ACRES, 60 i.j acres improved; well watered; practically all ploughable. PRICE, £2 PER ACRE. W. J. SHOUT' CO., ■No. 2. HIS MAJESTY'S ARCADE, AND No. 7, QUEEN STREET PLEASANT, LOCATIONS. „ pRETTY JJOMES. pONSONBY. QPLENDIDLY-BUILT VILLA, 6 rooms. O absolutely modern, all conveniences; erected 15 months ago tinder architect's supervision. Beautifully finished and arranged. Throe minutes 2d car. Handy to beach. Fine level section. Price, £1025. jyjOUNT jgiDEN. "VTEW BUNGALOW, 7 rooms; return verani.l dah, 3 bay windows; up-to-date conveniences. level volcanic section, 60 by 132. Cash required, only £150. Price, £875. A M. BRYDEN, LICENSED LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, 195, QUEEN STREET. 'PHONE 1742. A FARM gUYING. OAA ACRES OF RICH. DARK, LOAMY &\J\J SOIL, with limestone bottom.— Farm is all ploughable. with practically no waste land, and adjoins P. 0., school and railway station. It is ail in grass, with the exception of about 80 acres of splendid swamp, and will carry easily 25 to 30 cows now, and when fully improved will ,be worth easily £20 per acre. Buildings consist of House (5 rooms) and outbuildings. The property is well watered and fenced, - and ' subdivided into 9 paddocks. This is absolutely a gift, and the cheapest farm offering to-day. PRICE, £1600. DON'T DELAY. * Sole Agents, RAINBOW & CO., 27. SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND. REMUERA WATERSIDE. i? 1 Q CA—IT IS '.NOT EVERY DAY that dwlOdu buyers have the opportunity of buying in Auckland's most charming suburb, one of the most delightful homes it has been our privilege, to inspect. The interior scheme it is almost impossible to improve upon, and one of the chief features of this property is that anyone desirous of giving a dance can, by sliding back two doors, throw the diningroom, drawingroom, and lounge into one, making one splendid room over 40ft long. The diningroom itself is a magnificent room, with lattice windows, old-time panelled walla and beam ceilings, all done in heart of rimu (costing 80s per 100 ft). There is a verandah 40ft by 9ft, running • round house, with lattice French windows opening off. The property is situated close to car line, and has a gradual Slope to road, with frontage of 70ft. Sewer drainage. We consider this property, without exception,, to be one of the most attractive in the neighbourhood. Terms can be arranged. GILLIES AVENUE, 57 By 178. -£*I.QAA—THIS IS ANOTHER FIRSTdt'IOUU CLASS PROPERTY, standing in fine corner allotment, perfectly level, free from stone. and in a most sheltered and sunny position; 3 minutes' walk to tram stop (2jd tram). We cannot speak too highly of this charming property, as we consider it to be.one of the very best in this exceptionally nice part. The exterior of the home is most attractive, and catches the. eyo at once, and the interior wants to be seen, as it is most conveniently arranged, with the one ide» of minimising labour as much as possible. There are 7 rooms, besides usual domestic offices: p.w.c., sewer drainage. Front, back, and side verandahs. Easy terms can be arranged to good man. £1300. £1300. Card to view and fullest particulars from the Sole Agents, WHEATLEY & CO., 99. QUEEN STREET. 'Phone 785. "* CITY PROPERTIES. BRICK WAREHOUSE, four storeys, secU tion 60ft by 105 ft, fitted with all modern appliances; close to Queen Street.,. Owners will Sell or Lease on very easy terms. Low price to effect an immediate sale. "VTELSON STREET — Section, frontage •L" of nearly 80ft by a depth of nearly 130 ft. Price, £20 pel foot. Will sell on very low deposit. QUEEN STREET, above Wellesley Street —Six Residential Shops and Section 96ft by, 100 ft ; rental income is rapidly increasing, and the tenants are doing good, business. The property is on the level, and the price asked, £130 per foot, is much below that obtained on last sales and demanded in the vicinity. There is a sure profit in this property, and I can soil on very reasonable terms. I HAVE several other blocks for Sale in Queen Street, situated in the busiest portion. T OWER HOBSON STREET— Sec■U tion, about 474 ft by 157 i Shop and Residence thereon. Price. £3000; easy terms. "tTICTORIA STREET—Two-storey Residen. V tial Shop and good Section, situated a short distance from Hobsoi: Street, returning good income. Price, £1800. This property is worth looking into. PONSONBY ROAD (NEAR RESERVOIR] —Corner Block of three two-storey residential brick Shops, standing on section having a frontage of 62ft to Ponsonby Road and 115 ft to another street. Buildings are of modern architecture, and residential accommodation is of the very beat. They are in perfect order,. nd would not require any money spending on them for some years to come. . They are insured for £2900. Leased to satisfactory tenants, and lent will show a considerable increase in a short time. 'Price asked is £6250, and easy terras could be arranged if desired. t C. J. OWEN, UNION BANK BUILDINGS. CORNER 'QUEEN AND VICTORIA STB. KAWAU ISLAND ESTATE. ..out OR PLANS AND EXCHANGE. rl ACRES VOLCANIC LAND, with COT 02 - TAGE 5 ROOMS, only 10 minutei walk from 3d section of cars. Equity, £1000 WILL - EXCHANGE - FOR - SMALL FARM OR CONSIDER MORTGAGE. HARRIS & CRUMP, v RANFURLY BLDGS., 81. QUEEN ST. ' i, •
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15551, 7 March 1914, Page 12
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