Houses and Land For Sale. SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS. PROPERTIES FORJSALE. FARMS 4?Afifl- c HEAP PARTLY IMPROVED <*ytUV/FARM—I2O acres gum land, about half ring fenced, 3 small subdivisions, 4a grass. 30a rough feed, balance tea-tree and fern ; watered by streams house or 6 rooms, stable, cowbaila, shed; 2 miles from wharf, I school, and cream launch about li hours from Onehunga by steamer. • Price £400 Terms: "Half cash, bali ance in syrs at 6 per cent.— SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, 87, Queen St. (15,866) <?1 QA-SMALL FRCIT AND POULTRY eW-IOV FARM— I 34 acies ploughable land, fenced and subdivided; 2a grass small cultivation, 20 fruit trees in full bearing; balance rough feed and scrub, permanent stream; House of ."our rooms, brick chimney; fowlhouse; 8 miles from wharf and township and within 20 miles of Auckland Price £130. Terms; £75 cash, balance in 3 or 5 years at 5 per cent. — SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS. Bi. Queen St. (15,132) <? l Odd - CHEAP PARTLY CMeWIUUU PROVED FARM, 20 MILES FROM CITY—I 36 Acres, practically all fenced and subdivided; 100 acres i grass, 36 acres bush; good volcanic i loam soil; grows splendid potatoes; i atony-bottom cresk. House of 6 rooms, cowshed; 3 - miles from station, school, etc. Price, ±'1000; • terms, say, half cash, balance in 3 years «t 6 per cent. Or would sell i a SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, 87, Queen St 15.742 , i?.KrtO- TA U?AKI-FRUIT AND POUL ( *UUU TRY FARM of 20 Acres; level land; fenced into 3 subdivisions, and ; nearly all in grass; 1 acre orchard, , about 3 acres scrub ; permanent creek. House of 5 rooms (iron roof, brick chimney), shed; school 4-mile, railway station, etc., li miles. Price, £600; terms, £200 cash, balance as arranged.—SAMUEL VAILE AND RONS, 87, Queen Street. 15,816 I?"| 9 1 CS PER ACRE-RICH DAIRY-A>-L4 ±«J ING AND FATTENING FABM IN WAIKATO—36O Acres, first-class chocolate loam soil; fenced into 14 subdivisions; 240 acres grass I (40 acres new)), garden and orchard, 120 acres tea-tree and rough feed; I well watered. House of 6 rooms, L wash-house, storeroom, cowshed, large carl.shed, calf-house, pigsties, fowlI house. Will carry 50 dairy cows and [ 5'J dry stock; creamery and school, 1 L mils; railway station. 9 miles; at corner of two roads. Could easily be » subdivided. Owner's sole reason for selling is old age. Price, £12 15s per acre; terms.—SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS. 87, Queen Street. 15,704 I*l A PER ACREi HOBSONVILLE*'IV PARTLY-IMPROVED BLOCK, ol about 85 Acres of ploughable Land, fenced on two sides, and stream on another; 5 ac. grass 5 ac. ploughed, . 20ao. planted round with wattle foi orchard, balance rough feed and scrub, permanent water. House oi : 3 rooms, iron roof, 2 brick chimneys; 10 minutes' walk from school, and 4 miles from wharf. In a district thai • is making rapid progress. Price. £1( per acre. Terms half cash. - SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS. 87, Queen St. 15.760 HOUSES, ETC. ' BIRKENHEAD- [ d*xJO\J House of 7 rooms, bathroom, etc.; -, shed, with copper and tubs; 1 ACRh I 1 ROOD 10 POLES, wall fenced; good orchard; fine panoramic vievn irom back and front; close to school, etc., and about 2}' miles from Birkenhead Wharf; 'bus runs within few minutes' of property. Price, £550.— SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, 87, Queen Street. , 17,525 £X%(\ ~ WARKWORTH - COUNTRY *"JV HOME, WITH 7 ACRESHouse of 6 rooms and bathroom, built 24 years; Orb range, tanks, etc.; 2 small sheds; 7 acres, practically level land; iac in grass, 2ac ' bush, lac orchard; half-mile from wharf. etc. Price, i'sso. Terms, £100 cash, balance in 3 or 5 years at 54 per ceat.—SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, 87, Queen St. 17,735 £100 ?, A8 ,?on NEW ROUGH-CAST J*l\J\J HOUSE AT MORNINGSIDE76 rooms, bathroom, pantry and scly, raised ceilings, finished in oak; linen ptess, range, gas, h. and o. water. tme high section, 50 by ISOft (about). Very handy to the cars. This is a particularly attractive villa, and is cheap at the money. Price, £750. o m Ar,C l -P 0 , T c ??h - balance arranged. —SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, 87, _ Queen Street. 17 731 £$%() -1 ££ENDALE-SUBSTANTIAL-,VOHr K k Y - BV^hT RESIDENCE ON FINE CORNER SECTION-8 .Booms. bathroom, conservatory, verandah on 3 sides, etc.; slate root; range, gas and water. Stable and coachhouse, wash-house. Perfectly level section 78ft by 203ftgarden, lawn, etc About 7 minutes* walk from Dominion fid. tram terms£ u 'its* H */p o - Tenns - £m cash. , If desired buyer may take the superior furniture in the house. An attractive homo and owner is a keen „ _ ourNH, 87, Queen VMLE ]7 6$ D £200-£7 S?H AGE - 0n fcffia oc« 4 sec V on . 3ft fc y average depth of won; close to cars and only few minutes walk from Freeman's Bay Id section. Price, £200- Terms, IoNS CaS fi 7--5 AMU £ L VAILE AND ✓»~~ SOJSKt.5 OJ SKt. 87 - Queen St. »w« » £« railway line, and only a one's throw from the s ta* t lO . n - PnCe * i2o °- Terms, *50 cash balance 3 years at 6 iter ™i &*& VAILE AND SONS yueen St. 17 fma * £77f;-MOUNT EDEN-HOUSE AND 1 rn„m VE £*u ACRES.-House of 4 r00m.,, bathroom, verandah, etc built about five years; Champion range workshop and wash-house, also Uottage of rooms- 2 ACREAND , PERcW stony, volcanic land, fenced with stonewall and in grass; few young fruit trees; double ? l ,8 i „„ i u ? e Panoramic views. About 20 minutes' walk from Dominion Road car. Would make a splendid poultry farm. Price. £775 Terms.-SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS. 87, Queen St. 17 023 ■PZRK~ A CHEAP HOME AT .PON&ODO SONBY - EASY TERMS.House of 6 rooms, bathroom, pantry and scullery; built about 2 yearsbay window and verandah, range, gas, h. and c. water, wash-house, c. and t. Section, 33 by 100 ft Price, £565. Terms, £110 cash, balance at 20s per week.—SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS. 87. Queen St 16,221 •PftfiO- NEW „ LYNN-COTTAGE AND *>0«)U 5 ACRES.— of 1 room, brick chimney, stove, etc.; shed; 5 ACRES, with 5 chains frontage to one road and 24 chains to another; all ploughed • and fenced ; good garden and some fruit trees; small stream. Could readily be cut into J-acre lots, which are selling close by at 670 and upwards per lot. Price, £650. Or would sell Cottage with 3 acres for £400, and 2 Acres without cottage at £275.— SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, 87, Queen St 17.361 OK7C-VERY HANDY HOUSE AT oCrJlt) GLENMORE— Six Rooms, bathroom, etc : built about 6 years, and in good order; bay window and verandah, Orion range, gas, h. and c. water, wash-house, copper and tubs, workshop. Level section, 45ft by 80ft; entrance for vehicle; very convenient to cars. Price, £575. — SAMUEL VAILE AND 87 Queen Street. 17,513 4?QnA- GREY LYNN-JUST OrF aboUU GREAT NORTH ROAD-An Exceptionally Handy Home of 6 rooms; bathroom, pantry and conveniences; wash-house, c. and t.; Section, 40 by .1154 ft. Only one door from the car line, and within the twopenny section. Price, £850. Terms, £350 cash, balance at 54 per cent SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS. 87 Queen St. 17,401 ' £93^- < & X ;, AGJ S. INVESTMENT. RE*LOO TURNING HIGH RATE—B Rooms, wash-house, c. and t.'s: section 33ft by 99ft, held on iease tor 60 years from I*Bl at ground rent of £7 per annum; let at 14s per week. Would always let readily. Price, only £235.-SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS. 87, Queen Street. 17,405 SAMUEL~VAILE AND SONS, BE A.L ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS. COLLECTORS OF RENTS* & INTEREST. DISTRICT MANAGERS. PHOENIX ASSURANCE CO., LTD. 87 Q UEEN QTREET. TELEPHONE NO. 134. Address for Telegrams, both cable and inland. " Freehold." Auckland. BRANCH OFFICES. Under „..,„„.., Direction of fctiMM IN Inland leleenuM in each cast. "ffwahold,"-
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15562, 20 March 1914, Page 3
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