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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15625, 3 June 1914, Page 3

Houses and Land For ' Sale. •' T ; i ; ! !iv? / ' W r ' y vV'» » , ~ ' 1 • ■ v " ft T .. . ', 5 ■ • --. • ■*. •. ; , • " v' ' '\J '' '•' D REMOVAL NOTICE E 1 e J A. 0. OTTO AND CO, I. 0 L AND AND j] STATE GENTs ' / ; HAVE removed TO ipHEIR pROPERTY-CLEARING | JJOUSE. ; 4, .W.YNDHAM ST., NEXT NATIONAL BANK.' 9 I A. O. OTTO AND CO., AND jgSTATE • ' . jgTREET. ' ... f \ % vji !' ' 1 • ' ' "• ■•'fe BANKRUPT ESTATE. MUST BE SOLD. AND* OUR INSTRUCTIONS' ARE; TO ' ■ " " '' SELL. ; EPSOM. BUNGALOW HOUSE OF \1 LARGE ROOMS, moat tastefully / decorated finished . heart <timu- throughout. _• Excellent hot-water service throughout. ' The .domestic and sanitary arrangements are the latest/ p.w.ci .. The . section is a real good one, feVel, free from' stone, and only ; 2 minutes from train. - This House could not be built to-day for th# price asked, ALSO. ANOTHER PROPERTY IN THE SAME , ESTATE, EQUALLY . GOOD, BUT NOT QUITE SO LARGEIT BOOMS, p.w.c., porcelain bath, handIT . 4 basin, hot-water service at 4 points. Wash-honso , under one roof; close to ■ tram atop. P mcE _f 9so. . NOTE.— of the above Properties' 'must ' be told,- and* no .reasonable offer ' will -be refused. ; I ; have personally inspected both houses, - and can ■ assure .'intending purchasers'that neither house could ;be . "built to-day for the price put on them. > In .each case the sections nave, a frontage of over 66ft.in 2Jd tram area.' C. J. OWEN, - SOLE ' AGENT. ' , 7. SHORTLAND STREET, „ 'PHONE . 1518. (ESTABLISHED 1853) ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, STOCK AND LAND AUCTIONEERS, GRAIN AND WOOL BROKERS, 'jpHlll gAYMASKET, . g'.'. gPLENDID J) AIRY jpARM. 410 A mm £28 CES ALL IN GRASS, tip-top pasture; J-acre maize, stands 13ft Sin high; subdivided 5 paddocks; well watered. House, 2 rooms (kauri); post office 500 yds riway; creamerf will be half .a mile away; splendid fattening land; IS hours' steam from Thames. Worthy of inspection. QN JjiAp QOAST, CLOSE TO AUCKLAND. lOKfl ACRES, £7 acre; 800 acres in jmo\J Brass, 8 acres crop, 200 aorei heavy bush, balance tea-tree and rough springs; 2 Dwellings, C rooms each, cowfeed; 12 paddocks, watered l« .-reeks and shed, woolshed, barn, slieep and cattle yards and dip; capacity 900 sheep, 60 hsad cattle, 20 horses; 7 miles from wharf and township; goods win bo landed on the tarm. Terms, one-third cash. pATDMAHOE. j J a ACRES, £11 10s acre; terms, £700 140 cash; 75 acres in grass, 7 acres in croc balance all been ploughed and tome of it cropped; well lubdividM: House, 5 rxms, cowshed (5 bails), chafl-bouse; olose to creamery; well watered; 0 miles from Pukekohe; or would e<sll as a going concern, £16 per acre. fyJOUN» j^LBERT. FOR LEASE—S aURES, suitable for straw-berry-growing, with House of 5 rooms, wash-house and copper; 1 mile from station. MORTGAGES ARRANGED FOR CLIENTS Lowest Current Rates. ALFRED gUOKLAND AND gONS NORTH AUCKLAND. 1000 ACRES FREEHOLD, in a com J.UUU ig dairying district, practically all level and undulating, all ploughable; much of the land is deep dark loam, volcanic, semi-volcanic, and swamp (drained, and now being drained), which, whon fully brought in, will carry large mobs of dairy cows; well watered by hard-bottom creeks; 9 paddocks, sheep-proof fencing; new 5roomed House, 8-stall stable, 2 barns, cowshed, implement-shed, wool store, etc., etc. PRICE, £8 IDs PER ACRE. Cash, £3000. Balanco 5 per cent., or owner will consider unencumbered or lightly-encumbered rentproducing properties, or smaller dairy farm, in Exchange, Further ' particulars from Solo Agents, C. AICKIN & SON, ? 8, CUSTOMS STREET, AUCKLAND. ' '• • ' "—v. - v • ;