-Homes and Land For Sale.JF IT'S GOOD. IT W AT SA. O. OTTO AND CO., LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. SO. a. WINDHAM STREET. FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM, ALONGSIDE TOWNSHIP AND RAILWAY STATION. FOR £370 LESS THAN VALUATION. OOfi ACRES, FREEHOLD, well im~~>U proved, consisting of about 92 acres nearly flat: 90 acres tableland, and about 4ij acres hillside; all ploughablo. except tho 40 acres hillside; with littlo further improvement will carry 60 to 60 cows and young dock. THE BUILDINGS. ALL NEW, comprise finished House of 7 rooms and all conveniences, two large sheds built of hoart ».ruber, comprising cowshed, imploment-shcd, rabies, barn, man's room, and other conre [HenCBS, olc. This property, being alongside township, i« in the midst of all facilities, such as Railway Station, Shop, P. 0.. School, Hotel. Churches. Town Hall, etc., etc-, and is only h short run by rail from Auckland City. The Manager of our Farm Department, Mr. Tanner, having earned his retirement as the result of his own successful dairy farming, has made a close inspection of this properly, irA says that without doubt tho price should he at least £500 more than is asked. BUT FOR QUICK SALE THE PRICE 18 £1« FEB ACRE, and the valuation £17 Us 3d per acre. At this price the proporty should not be wasting long for a new owner. K. O. OTTO AND CO., LAND AGENTS, *, WYNDHAM STREET. 'Phone 2930. wm ■!! »»■ ■ .——■—... —--■ in ' ' OPPORTUNITIES. •DEMUERA. DELIGHTFUL SUNNY HOME, containing 9 spacious rooms, besides all offices: dining and aittin rooms connected by archway, with inglenook fireplace; break-fast-room with fireplace; roomy kitchen, r.nii dresser, with cupboards and glass doors built in; linen-room, pantry, and scullery, cool safe, etc.; 5 good-sized bedrooms, with wardrobes in each, main bedroom has fireplace and cosy corner; also balcony facing the east, and commands glorious sea and landscape views; .large up-to-date bathroom, patent w.c. etc. This Home was built about 2 years ago of rough cast, on brick foundation and Marseilles tiled roof, under the supervision of a leading architect. The laud is 96ft by about 280 ft deep, laid in lawns, nhrubs, orchard, and garden. As owner is living Auckland ho will accept £2350 and give very easy terms MORNINGSIDE-An Exceptionally Wellbuilt House of 6 rooms, wash-house, copper and tubs, Venetian blinds in three Toon?-., gas in 5 rooms, 2 gas fires; section, 60 by 156. This is a very comfortable home in beautiful order. The onlr reason for selling is that the owner is removing from Auckland, consequently this nice property can be bought at low price and on easy terms, 53 £7 EB A CRE -
QJTO ACHES-Within 2J hours' drive of ±OOJJ Te Awarcctu. One of the Mil Dairying and Sheep Runs in the district. There are 900 seres of splendid pasture; watered by large stony creeks, best of water. The Block lies in a warm valley. N.E. aspect There is a new O-roomed House, with all comforts. Wintered 900 breeding ewes and 160 head of cattle; sheep yards, wcolehed, and all necessary equipment /or carrying on a sheep, cattle, and, dairying buuinesp. We have no hesitation in s'.ying that this is one of the best properties offeri.3 at the present time at £7 P*_A CRECREAMER* PA YEEL. IMPERIAL BUILDINGS. 44, QUEEN ST. (Opposite Smeeton's). "YOU CANNOT GO WRONG." OQQA ACRES— Waikate—Ten pad.'' X'OOU docks: 600 acres been ploughed and grassed; great- clover and cocksfoot country. Up-to-date buildings, and only £3 12s 6d in that handy locality. Must be cheap. (965) ■ton ACRES—Near Morrinsville— JLD I Good Dairy Farm, easily milk 60 cows. House of 7 rooms; good roads; handy to creamery, school, etc. £25 per aero, with £500 down. (1005) OftA Adjoining Waikato railway Z,\J\J station— a tip-top Dairy Farm, suitable for cutting into township sections. Two Houses already on place £40 per acre. (1020) Cf\H ACRES—Warkworth District—3oo 0\) I grassed, 100 rough feed, balance bush. Real good House of 7 rooms and large outbuildings. Price, £6 per aero. Easy terms. (1051) Q7JT ACRES — Thames District — 650 010 grassed, balance bush; running with rase 750 sheep and 70 tattle.. Good buildings. Old age sole reason selling. £4 2s 6d per acre, and terms are right. (1053) "MAKE KNOWN TOUR WANTS/,' iWENZL SCHOLLUM, 109, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Tclejraphio Address: "Scholium," Auckland, MANGERE BTATION-2J Acres Volcanic Land: New 5-Roomed House, hall, bathroom. wash-house, trapshed, and cowelied: i mile from station. £950. Terms easy. MANGERE STATION J-MILE-8 Acres' Good Land, road front and back, main road frontage 600 ft. Large 6-Roomed House and conveniences, sheds, etc.; great prospective value. £2100. Terms. PREMIER ESTATE—CIoso to SlationLarge Sections, cheap, only 6 per tent. cash. Very easy terms--4 HOUSES for Sale on easy terms; £50 down, bal&nco as rent; all handy to stationInquiry invited. Large list of Properties. W. B. LLOYD & CO,, OTAHUHU. 'Phone iiil. f-nn ACRES TIP-TOP BUSH COUN<)UU TRY, 300 acres in grass, balance Handing bush; easy-rolling to flat country, veil watered by permanent streams; ringfenced, 14 paddocks (the fences are exceptionally good, purivi and totara posts, _ 3 battens between); sheep yards, concrete dip. stockyard; fino 7-roomed Dwelling, all convs.; cowshed, trapshed, implomcnt-shed, all necessary outbuildings; CARRY AT PRESENT 200 BREEDING EWES. 70 HEAD CATTLE, AND 12 HORSES. PRICE. £5 PER ACRE, O.R.P. 235. CASH, £500; balanco 6 years at 5 per cent. SMITH MD HUNTER, LAND AGENTS, MORRINSVILLE.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 156, 30 June 1914, Page 3
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