Houses and Land For Sale, SPECULATORS AND OTHERS. ALBERT ST.; CITY. QFFER ANTED T^OR BUSINESS SITE. "PASY rpERMS. BUILDING ON SAME PRODUCING 379 6D PER WEEK. THIS SITE HAS AN "PNORMOUS PROSPECTIVE yALDE. APPLY AT ONCE AND SECURE THIS SITE TO GEO. HATCHER, DUF.HAM ST. EAST AND EDEN TERRACE. (ESTABLISHED 1853.) ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, STOCK AND LAND AUCTIONEERS, GRAIN AND WOOL BROKERS, rpHE TTAYMARKET, ALBERT gT. KARAKA ESTATE. ■DUNCIMAN. Secure PLANS and Prices from us. N.B.—Wo shall be pleased to show purchasers over the Estate. WAITOA, WAIKATO inn ACRES TO LEASE, 4 YEARS. lvv AH in grass, 4 puddacks, watered by windmill; capacity 30 cows if improved; It miles from school, pest office, store, station. Purchasing Clause, £26 acre. Kent, £100 cash and build a houso and shed; no othor rent roQuircd during tho 1 years. 680A CRES. £SI7 S 6 D A CRE. A CHANCE NOT EVERT DAY MET WITH. 260 acros in grass, 15 acres turnips, 50 acres fallow, 100 acres standing bush: 90 acres (about) ready for fallowploughing; balanco easily ploughablo; {-aero orchard. House, 4 rooms, bathroom, pantry; 'phono installed: wash-house and sheds; road on two sides of property; 17 miles from railway, one mile from cream launch and post; 8 paddocks; sheep and cattlo yards. Torms, £850 cash, balanco can bo arranged. AAA ACRE 3-£8 10s ACRE-A splendid jyUUU grating proporty. All in grass, well watoicd and subdivided; splendid Dwelling and numerous outbuildings, including woolshod and machine shearing plant; close to school and creamery; close to wharf, railway, and township. Terms roasonablo to a good man. CZQ ACRES, WHANGARATA. £15 ACRE--230 Acres in grass. 9 acres crop; clumps ol bush; 14 paddocks, well watered. Dwelling. 8 rooms; bathroom, pantry cowshed; now raceshed, including Ridd Milking Plant and Engine, also Separator. One mile from creamery, station, and school. Tormß can bo ainnged. ALFRED "DUCKLAND AND CONS. rtOOD TITTLE TJAIRY TURM "POR EXCHANGE. Oft ACRES, 6 miles from New Plymouth, OU all in grass, excepting 5 acres good bush; half flat and halt undulating, good land; now carrying 26 cows, 3 half-draughts, and some calves and sheep, Good house. 5 rooms; 16-bail cowshed, dairy, wash-house, separator-room, buegyshed. Price, £20 i,er were, or will Exchange for partly-improved farm, Auckland province. Equity, £920. £350 ■B BLOW B OEOUGH yALUATION. .
5 ACRES, very snitablo for subdivision, as the sections will find ready salo at a good figure. The Block is 10 chains by 5 chains; only five minutes from Dominion Road tram terminus. Tho borough valuation is £2000, and the owners have instructed us to accept £1650. and give very easy terms, say, £150 down. A C OOD INVESTMENT. UNION STREET, CITY-Ovor quarterAcre of land, with 2-storey Dwelling, with brick partition. Let as two dwellinghouses of 6 rooms each; also, Cottage, all drained, with up-to-date sanitary requirements. Total rentals, £2 2s per week. Price. £1100; cash, £300. Tho abovo is a good thing, as it is paying over 8 per cent, not with the certainty of a great increase in value in the near future. ' W.RDELUEN'CO., 11, WILLIAMSON'S BUILDINGS, SHORTLAND STREET. FOR SALE. 11 HO. ACRES, Unimproved, good mixed 1110 bush country; 400 alluvial flats, bal. nice easy country: well watered by creeks, with shingle bottom: adjoining country running 2 sheep per aero. Situated about 60 miles south of Auckland: 6 miles to nearest township, school, etc. „ Pnco,£4 per acre. Terms easy- (No. 326H) 10£ ACRES, all grass and crop; fenced XUO and subdivided; no noxious weeds; would carry 40 milking cows; post and telegraph office on the place, which brings in £125 per year, and goes with tho placo; school and creamery 1J miles. Good metalled road to property. Price, £25 nor acre. Terms, £(C 0 cash. (No. 327H) GILLIES & HUNT, 7. UNION BUILDINGS. CUSTOMS STREET EABT. WAIKUMETE. OPLENDID T>LOCK, Comprising, BOUT 50 CRES LARGE ROAD FRONTAGE. Would subdivide and soil at a handsome profit; only 1} miles from station. SPLENDID FOR FRUIT-GROWING. . Particulars from the Sole Agent, CHAS. FARRELL LAND AGENT. FIRST FLOOR, ROYAL INBURANCE BUILDINGS. QUEEN STREET, Next Town Clock and Opposite Shortland Street. HERNE BAY. 7-BOOMED HODSE. with 88ft frontage; i i bay windows; diningroom, 29 by 16. Bix years bt.lt. Lawn tennir court, garage, til conveniences; one minute off car. P RICE £1650. 7 BOOMS. 2 halls, 4 bedrooms, diningroom, drawingroom, kitchen. Section 86 by uo P RICE £1500. These Houses have never changed hands before. R. B. THOMSON, 81, CAXTON CHAMBERS. SWANBON STREET.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 156, 30 June 1914, Page 3
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