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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15613, 20 May 1914, Page 2

• flenses and Laud : For Sale. TTANDY JTPILE } JIA3MS. ALL GOOD. TJAPAETJEA. '■■;■. . [ £100 CASH. OA ACRES of exceptionally fine, level Q\J Land, all pbtighable; practically all in grass: small Housc-and outbuildings; 11 miles from township and tailway station. £100 cash, balance of £950 arranged. rtf\ ACRES, drained swamp; absolU lutely first-class land, partly irrproved; good a.rca in grass; fenced and subdivided. Modern House and • necessary outbuildings; close to creamery school, and post office; 6 miles from railway station. £26 PER ACRE. £500 cash, balance arranged at current rates. ■M-ORTH AUCKLAND. £275 CASH. ADJOINING RAILWAY STATION. k A ACRES—AII fenced (7-wire), well--0\) watered by streams; all in grass and rough feed. Now House, 7 rooms, necessary outbuildings; on.y 1-mile from school; P.O. and store on ..ha property, £275 cash, balance £600. at 5i per cent. TTAURAKI PLAIN'S (FREEHOLD). f7 A ACBES-La:rga river frontage; all t\j fenced and subdivided in 10 paddocks; very rich -noil; all in good grass. House of 6 roonm and conveniences; Cottage and nccu.wary outbuildings. A SPLENDID POSITION. Within . mile of school, P. 0., Stores, and v.-hart. Freehold-£32 pc:: Acre-Freehold TTAUSAKI pLAU'S. ONE OF THE FINEST SECTIONS M ON THE PLAIN. AA ACRES (Renewable Leasel-Rich yU heavy alluvu.l soil; 30 acres m -nod grass, balance rough feed; artesian wells. Good Cottage, 0 rooms; outbuildings; l-mils from creamery and wharf: 11 mica from P.O. and store. - x-ifi 108—PER ACRE—£I6 10s. WOULD LEASE TO GOOD MAN. r r? "R ENNErr ' AUCTIONEER. Bank of Now Zealand Buildings, SWANSON STREET. 'i LARGE PROPERTY IN A FIRSTA CLASS LOCALITY, Handy TCCnU MT. EDEN. era r^u&^Jrffi '1 11 v.. 19fi. bni.t-m cupboards, itersS ™dwS6h£. Stabfe and motorshed Allotment has 6 long frontage, and the garden is in first-das! order The pro. pertv 1 well situated, and at the price the vtndVis asking, it s one of the cheapest on the market. Pr:<* £2250. Terms arranged.

SMITH & HALCQMBE, COR QUEEN AND HWANSON STREETS. 'Phono 2282. PABMS, JUBMS. OCA ACRES, OHINEWAI-f miles from Zo\) railway station, 3 miles from school: all swamp land about 50 acres well uramed and ir splendid feed balance cow being drained. About 6 subdivisions; could easily carry 200 head or cattle. Price £12 per acre. Terms, £750 cash, balance 4 years at 51 per cont. This is the makings of a f™£ A lAa'TcRES, KUMEU .DISTRICT-All IUU plouphable. 18 acres m English grass, 15 /.-res ploughed and ready for sowing, !o acres ready for ploughing 'the property has frontage to two road» "nd is most suitable for cutting up.' Pric £19 per acre. Terms, .•('SOO cash, bal. 2 yeani at 6 per cent. £1091 no ACRES, EDUCATION, RESERVEi)£o Lease, ot V years" with right of renewal for further 21 sears; rental only £5 per annum, with compensation for improvements. About 250 acres ploughable, of which j 40 a' res has already been ploughed, oalance unimproved Cottage of i rooms, new, 3 stall stable, etc. This property is only 10mm from wfcarf and bein: :'n dairying district would make good dairy farm. Price £900. Terms, £CSO Fl« :f) AAA ACRES, EAGLAN DISTRICT--U\J\J. Divided into 1 paddocks; about 650 acres sown in English grass, 250 acres still standing bush: now carry 950 owes and 90 store cows. House of 8 rcorns, also woclshcd. stable, .chaff housa and men's room. Price for the freehold only £6 15s per 'acre. Terms, about £500 ea->h. „„„. _• ..K m „ -I ft A ACRES, KiKAKA—Practically ill lUtc been ploughed, about 10 acr? in grass, 10 acres i'< crop, balance ready for oats. Cottaee of 3 rooms (new), also shed. Pries £12 10s per acre. Termn, £300 cash, balance i years at 5 per cent.- FIOS2 MAKE KNOWN YOUR WANTS. WENZL SCHOLIUM, 109, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. 'Phone, 1560. Telegraphic Address: Scholium, Auckland.

TE PUKE, BAY OF PLENTY. IC4TL ACRES, No' 1 Road, Te Pake, 2 J.O*£ miles from, P.O. and railway Station, 21 miles from school and butter factor? and 1 niilo from ealeyards; subdivided into 17 paddocks, wtill fenced wiih 'wire and live hedces, the latter well trimmed, giving the farm an ■« specially neat appearance; well watered by permanent streams (on one boundary) and hydraulic ram; trough in each paddock; plantations provide plenty of shelter, als> firewood,; nearly oil plonghable; 10 acres maize, 10 acres turnips, 4 acres carrots and mangolds, 1 aero orchard (lemons), balance iu grass, 40 acres fresh town down; winte*s 60 to 70 cows, horses, and young stock; 7-roomcd House, recently painted and renovated, scullery, bathroom, wash-house with tubs, water laid on from three 400 gal. tanks. 2 big concrete reservoirs; dairy, 14 by 12 feet, barn 24ft by 16ft, implement shod SOft by 16it, all recently painted, 3 mane cribs pineries and pisyards, fowlruns, fowlhouses, 3-stall stable, buggyshed, milkingshed (8 bails), with yards, concrete floor, engine-room with a h.p. engine and 4-cow L.K..G. plant, eepiirator-rooni with llOgSl. separator* and water-heater connected with 2 lOOgal. tanks supplied by ram deliveries l n oogals. per day; also shelter shed for calves. title, L.T. Price, £23 per acre, including milking plant; £25 without. Mortpace. £1663 at 5 per cent., due June.. WIS. Terms. £700 to £1000 cash. Everything in gcod order. The Quality of the land a good Te Puke is 13 miles by rail .from Teurajiea, and 25 miles by coach (daily) from Rotorua. 'Railway construction is opening up country to better markets, and values ire bound to rise. Total price at £26 per acre, £4271) 10s; mortgage, £1663; equity, £2607 10a. , OUR REPORT.-The above le a model Dairy Farm iu a delightful climate, and will appeal to every genuine farmer- Tse owner hts to loavij and will exchange his equity for pnd rent-producing property at Cash Values.

W.H.DELUEN'CO.. U. WILLIAMSON'S BUILDINGS, SHORTLAND STREET.

MOJO

(OUR TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS)

•pPSOM, 9D SECTION. GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, 7 Isrw ■ lofty rooms, iJI modern appointment, diningroom 22ft by 14ft, plaster and b**n} ceilings, wardrobes; coiner allotment, 5", i by 17ift, level, volcanic; bright sunny position, close to cars. £1275. Terms arranged. 2W> M UST gE gOLD.

OWNER TOO OLD TO CONTINUE iPA ACRES, FREEHOLD; i seres JLOv orchard and garden, 15 acres nativ* bush, bid.'grass; well watered by streams: fenced, 7 wires; 6 paddocks; . House, 8 rooms, bath and wash-house, bam, stable, cowshed, dairy, sh jap dip and pens; 1 nina from station. 40 miles N.A. 12* d per lb, including bonus, paid for butter-tat last year. £12 per acre. Good terms. 2135

in A CESS. jIjANUREWA. T7IULLY FENCED, 7 wires rnd posts; £ handy to station. £70 per acre. Low price to clear. Would Exchange tor <• roomed Residence, Rjemuera, Epsom, or Mount Eden, on market values. «» m ACRES, FREEHOLD, 70 acres, in grass; , level to easy undula nig country, watered by running, streams, within 10 chains of deep water, tidal creek comes ri?ht on to property with a depth or ft". 6 paddocks; House, 6 rooms, kaun. 2 sbeds. 3 miles from station, echooi and r.u. « miles. Price. £7 10s per acre. 25 ° ofgs*

QOfi ACRES, FREEHOLD; about ■« AjUK) acres grs.ss. 5 acres orchard, Balance tea-tree, fern, and rough feed; m° s "s flat, balance gradual slope, no hills; wa «ea by creek. 8 paddocks; Dwellinghouße Marge rooms, verandah on 3 sides; barn, siawi. cowshed; 3* miles- from wharf, regular steamer sen-ice four times a week. *>> ■"» per acre. ■ .

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