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

• ' Houses - and Land ■ For,- Sole. |tsiciiiSiip ' V * Q.OOD - JjiARM, v OHEAP.' , POSSIBLE .', -gUBDIVISION. 730 " £8 10 8 ' f : JJAIKOHE, w&ra. . CAN'T YOU SEE'IT, GROTO|Gjy Only 11 miles from " this .important . town shin and railway, which is a centre likel t > De a big -town soon. We can , oner 101 jjj- QUICk Sal ACRES—YOQ—ACRES. •• ; ■ • ; .About 500 'ticreß volcanic formation. M grass, mostly sown .last .autumn; 301 -MM new crass, 50 teres turnips and green, feed balanco rough bush swamp, and,a httl tea-tree and fern; watered by atreawa tign through about 350 ■ a'cros? ploughable; ,*? proximate, value .of -timber , *1000 riM fenced and subdivided into 8 fljaddocks. Good kauri House and buildings, .all in . good order. As the situation is so unique this is a lip-top' speculation. , ..... , The land is really . excellent, and a little '* work; would p\»t a lovely face on. the properly. Adjoining a far-famed estate.; WHERE TO BUY . FARM LAND. . The most certain, thing in tho, regular courso of events is growth in population; the greatest growth will take place where there are undeveloped natural resources Wttn the most favourable 'opportunities of developing, them. THERE, naturally, the greatest increase in valued will take place. AT £8 10s THIS FARM is for bona-fide Silo. • , . ', Close railway, township, stores, banks, in excellent clitahte, -and above all m- the direct path of development, where the advantages of pleasant living,' conditions ot farming, and healthfulness 1 are -ideal.'' _No extrome heat and no extreme cold. Easy 1 terms to right party. • A. S. PATERSON AND CO.. LTD. A . RARE OPPORTUNITY-WORTH THE . MONEY. , _ ' 97QH ACRES at £3 3s. All .excelled . O lOv land; only.l milo from important railway station and junction; now buildings. A fine " speo." Will exchange for town investment arid make a quick deal, or " smaller'farm; but prefers city ' properties. Write for details. yERY . OHEAP ■ jQ'AIRY JfARM. ipCfeA ANNUALLY TAKEN off THIS • »bOU, PLACE. "• ALL •' DAIRY FARMERS ' ; NOTE 111 SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY. Easy . Terms. (.130 ACRES, , , Carrying, 48-milkers; 10 calvos,; 10' springing heifers, 2 .bulls, 4 horses, besides breeding sows and ewes. 1 • , • • •*• A. S. PATERSON &-CO.,'LTD. .•' - V v -Agents, 1, Customs St. West.. A'-GRAND'FARM. BONA-FIDE SALE A GRAND OOCi 1,1 8 ': • A GRAND . 10 , v-Tliii-, piolwrly.'is -the, finest dairying . pro- " pesitioai in AucKlarid to-day. If a* specula's tim; it offers you high value for your, money 1 to-oay^wltii'a certainly of a large'future , profit. The writer . of,this,, after negotiating :• a 'large number ' of- sales, is convinced that ; • ao. :pracU«al man wanting a really good bit • of land would (ail to do business; , and fur- ' ther,»th'at the. place ;is 25 per cent, cheaper 1 than anything offering. Briefly, there are some .4130 .acres, situate Waitoa, of which . 110 acres good grass,'balance yin crop, turnips, etc.; 13 paddocks,, water in each; well fenced: richest of grass'land.- The whole is ■1 in-a . nigh state of cultivation. Compact .. .buildings, including. . Homestead .5 rooms, ? milking-shed fitted, with machines, stable, I f piggeries, l etc., -etc. On a main- road, be- ( ' tween' 3 and 4 miles off railway station ; tho 'creamery, and school are J-mile distant from the gate. • Next season the owner .intends milkinr 56 cows. ; His returns speak for the ; productiveness of the land, and ;wo canndt too strongly recommend it. Anyone, with 'a ' few hundred pounds , can acquire this highclass farm, and there 'is a big margin for a turnover' to the 1 ' fortunate buyer. Balance money, 5 per cent. Tangible reasons "for, f selling., £26'15s per acre, and the best. farm* ■ buy m" the province. .Good district, good neighbours, and good land—a producing climate. -This combination cannot fail ito bring, wealth to „ the farmer if .he does his share. In .conclusion, we may say that this place is 5 neither- a gamble nor anything else 'that ,may not pan,out,, but will bring financial happiness'and bucolic bliss to its possessor. • ' ; ; : EASY TERMS. . • , Hundreds of- Properties for Exchange throughout the Dominion— us To-day. A. S. PATERSON & ' CO.. LTD., NEXT U.S.S.'' CO., CUSTOMS' STREET W. . = •;'/ • >,■-: AUCKLAND. , PAPATOETOE. , ON ■ THE GREAT ' SOUTH ROAD, 56 A CRES " ' ' EXCEPTIONALLY FINE LAND, all in grass and all ploughable-. Splendid elevated position with northerly aspect.- , VERY,LARGE' FRONTAGE.TO •- - - TWO ROADS. . - , COMFORTABLE HOMESTEAD of 8' rooms. : and . conveniences; water , laid on;' all necessary outbuildings; '■ . adjacent' to'post, telegraph, and telephone - office. ONLY '1J miles ■ from railway station; 13 miles from Auckland City.' £400 10 £500 C 4BH •TO'APPROVED PURCHASER. ' Owing- to -family reasons, Owner is desirous of selflng. ; jyO REASONABLE QFFEtt . . ■ REFUSED. , HAURAEI PLAINS. FREEEOLD-JJQ j^CRES— FREEHOLD . LARGE' RIVER FRONTAGE, all fenced and subdivided into 10 padt docks;; very rich soil all .in - good grass., House .of 6 rooms. and conveniences. Good' Cottage Vand. necessary outbuildings. An ideal position, within, (one- mile of school, P. 0., stores, and wharf. £32 PER ACRE ' FREEHOLD. • " ' ' (2338) HAURAKI PLAINS. 90 A gRES (RENEWABLE LEASE) ' QNE OF THE JpiNEST-V^ECTIONB 'ON THE pLAINS. . ' RICH HEAVY ALLUVIAL SOIL; ' 30 Acres in good grass, balance rough feed; artesian wells. Good Cottage of 3 large rooms and outbuildings. Only' , i-mile- .from creamery' and wharf; li. miles from P.O. and store. . £16 10s PER ACRE. . OWNER WOULD CONSIDER LEASING TO GOOD MAN. C, F. BENNETT. AUCTIONEER. Bank of New Zealand Buildings, . JSWANSON STREET. • PONSONBY. OVERLOOKING THE HARBOUR. WELL-BUILT RESIDENCE,. 7 ROOMS, i' and every possible convenience. TASTEFULLY-LAID-OUT GROUNDS. Excellent Position. Beautiful View of Harbour. SECTION, 78ft frontage, by 300 ft, Pjivato . beach, boalshed, skids, etc ONLY FEW MINUTES TO 2d CAR. PRICE, £1800. EASY TERMS. THIS IS AN ABSOLUTE BARGAIN. REMUERA. OPLENDID RESIDENCE OF 8 ROOMS, m With commanding water views. This is a splendid Residence, with halfacre of land, overlooking the harbour. Modern design, .and splendidly built. Requires a little money spent on tho grounds to mako it on« of the choicest homes in this favourite locality. The owner is leaving, and is making 0 sacrifice. PRICE,' £1600. EASY TERMS. Inspect and be convinced! WALKER AND COAKLEY, AUCTIONEERS. HIGH STREET.' CHOICE MARINE RESIDENCE. FOR SALE-AT SHELLY BEACH. PONSONBY, next to Erin Park-OVER 3 ACRES OF LAND, planted with native and other trees jalso. a GOOD RESIDENCE OF 14 ROOMS,'with brick Dasement, slated roof, and commanding a lovely view of the harbour. The land has a large walof frontage and a shelly J beach, with conveniences for bathing and boating. It is eminently a restful spot/ 'adapted for a private hospital, a private. hotel, a • public school, or for subdivision into several resideutial sites,- It is almost , the only • marine available site of such an 1 area'so well'situated arid close to the city.; .' ' ... .-For particulars and cards to vjew,. apply ,to EWINGTON 4 BAKER LAND AGENTS! DURHAM ; STREET ,E.