Houses and Land for Sale. HAURAKI PLAINS BARGAIN. 11 A ACRES. 0.R.P.; partly improved. Wintered 70 head, all Bullocks and Dairy CoWB. WILL CARRY 50 DAIRY COWS NOW, And 80 to 100 when fully improved. NEW 6-ROOMED HOUSE AND COWSHED. Rich, alluvial flats. Will grow anything. THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY ON THESE FAMOUS PLAINS. Urgent application essential. TRICE. £22 PER ACRE. £500 Cash; balance, 5 years at 5} per cent. I 196 . SMITH 4 HALCOMBE ! AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS, j COR. QUEEN AND SWANSON STREETS. EPSOM. ON THE CAR LINE. THOROUGHLY UP-TO-DATE BUNGALOW, of 6 large rooms (20 by 18, 18 by 10. 1G by 13, 14 by 14. etc.). with 3 verandahs, and replete with all possible conveniences; hot and cold water, porcelain bath and basin, cupboards, safe, bins; piaster ceilings, good papers, picture rails, Orion range and gas stove (all tiled), p.w.c, etc.; wash-house, workshop, etc. Standing on valuable corner i-acre section, 66ft by 165 ft. PRICE, £900, and terms can be arranged. Uo7d) ELLERSLIE. ONLY 3 MINUTES FROM STATION. VILLA OF 6 ROOMS, with 2 register grates and good range; gas and water laid on, also water from tanks. Fine volcanic section. 71 by 111 ft deep. Price, £475. (92) MOUNT EDEN. FEW MINUTES FROM CARS. CHARMING HOME of C rooms, with \y usual conveniences; tiled hearths, cupboards, califont, good drainage, etc. Section, 66 by 134 ft. Price only £7"50, and terms can be arranged. (245) PAPAKURA. SETTLEMENT ROAD. 7 MINUTES FROM STATION. "WELL-BUILT FOUR-ROOMED COT- >> TAGE ijust completed, all rough lined but not yet papered) and section 60 by 123 ft. Price, £260. |352e) T. MANDENO JACKSON. AUCTIONEERS. ETC.. AUCKLAND. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, REMUERA. \"EW ROOMED "DUNGALOW "RESIDENCE. CLOSE TO CARS. DININGROOM. 18 by 20. DRAWINGROOM, 18 by 12. BEST BEDROOM. 16 by 12. LARGE RECEPTION HALL. 15 by 10. Tiled hearths and grates; return verandahs, front and back; plaster ceilings; oiled rimu finish throughout wardrobes. Concrete Paths. SECTION. 60 by 115. P RICE - £1200. INSURED FOR £750. TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. j GEO. HATCHER, DURHAM STREET EAST AND EDEN TERRACE. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. PROFITABLE FARM. MATAMATA-27S Acres, freehold; ring-! fenced; 14 subdivisions; 200 acres : ' ploughed and in grass, balance rough feed; level to undulating; all ploughable, well watered, good loamy land. CARRY bO COWS, horses, and young stock. Very convenient property. New House, 6 rooms; st.ible, 4 stalls; buggyshed. cartsbed; feedroom, workroom: cowshed, 12 bails, separating room. PRICE £17 PER ACRE; metgage. £3750, 5 years 5 per cent.; e« litv i £960. I Note —Owner has private reasons for sell- ! ins this handy property, and will Exchange for louse property of correct value. GOING CONCERN. I FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. POKENO VALLEY-100 ACRES, nearly all flat; all in grass, except 5 acres turnips; 5 acres young grass; 10 paddocks: watered by gravel-bottom stream. House, 9 rooms; complete range of outbuildings, in good order; P. 0., school, creamery, etc., quarter-mile; railway station, li miles! Mortgage. £2250, 5 years, 5 per cent.; equity £1750. PRICE. £40 per acre. INCLUDES ; STOCK, value £350 as follows: 20 cows. 2 ! I medium draught mares, mowing machine. ! I plough, harrows (tine and disc), cultivator ' j spring cart dray, harness. 65gal. separator I and cans, and numerous sundries, fowls, geese, turkeys, etc., stack of hay. NOTE— is selling for family reasons and will accept small deposit, or take house property as paiment. l WALKER AKD I COAKLEY, AUCTIONEERS. HIGH STREET. A. E. SMALLEY.] [H. J. BARRETT. SUCCESSORS TO TYLDEN_& SPIERS. QHEAP Q.OING QONCERN. 900 ACRES, FREEHOLD-Handy to "VU school, P. 0., cheese factory, etc; undulating and flat; well watered; first-class soil; 80 acres grass, balance rough feed, etc.; small Cottage, man's whare; good outbuildings; concrete floors, etc.; milking machine (4-eow plant) with engine, etc.; all implements and slock (including 35 choice dairy cows), go with the property. PRICE, ONLY £3600; £400 DEPOSIT. 143/2618. pHEAP T\AIRY TWRM. 4.00 ACRES. FREEHOLD-One of the rt\J\J best dairying propositions over offered ; half in grass, balance rough feed; 100 ACRES RICH ALLUVIAL FLATS; about 9 miles from suburban railway station, by good motor road; handy to school, etc.; neat Cottage of 5 rooms; cowshed, separa-tor-room, 2 barns, etc., all in good j order; will sell the lot, or, consider I offer for 200 acres. PRICE FOR 400 ACRES. ONLY £17 PER ACRE. TERMS. A 896 WAIKATO "QAIRY "DARM. 9Qft ACRES, FREEHOLD, with good »UU Buildings, milking machine, etc. — Under lOOyds from railway, etc.; splendid cutting-tip proposition. Will exchange for suburban farm. Price. £31 per acre. Terms and equity arranged. 164/2960 TYLDEN & SPIERS. 95, QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. EXCHANGES. MOUNT EDEN, 2d section-Very Fine Gent.s Residence; price, £1000. 2 barge Unencumbered Sections; equity £1424. Exchange for Srburban few acres. Suburban—s Bouses, ,n good positions; equity £2000 Exchange for Farm, Waikato preferred. GREY LYNN—Large Brick Residence and 6 Sections, on tramline: £3500. unencumbered. Exchange for Farm, Waikato preferred. ]y|ANGERE-8t Acres, all in grass, well ,„, sheltered, 1 mile from railway ctation ; 13! chains road frontage. Price, £160 per acre; equity £670. Exchange for Kent-pro-ducing Property. MANTJREWA-30 Acres, all grass, all ploughable; 8-roomed House: Smins railway station. Equity, £2701). Exchange for handy Farm, about 100 acres. rjpHE J£NOS g pEGLER no , PHCENIS CHAMBERS. LOWER QUEEN STREET, CITY.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15747, 23 October 1914, Page 2
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