nouses and Land for Sale. % OVERLOOKING THE HARBOUR. , WITH *• pRIVATE OTErS FOR MOTOR AND T>ATHERS. of — *' gEC'TION, nnFT WIDE. THE no TTOUSE has 8 largo rooms and all necesj*j 11. sary offices. " k " If is all on ONE STOREY, aud is in good e , condition throughout. 1° OUR VALUATION. £1700. OWNER'S SELLING PRICE. £1550. ON EASY TERMS. ». HARROP & MEDLEY 18. SHORTLAND STREET. WATERSIDE, REMUERA, y 5 70 BY 180. r £1 T = li r i'~ THlS PROPERTY has tin<*JXOO\J doiibtedly the most jrorgcous harbour view that it, is possible to imagine. 6 and what makes it still more valuable is the fact that this sea panorama can never be r built out. The House comprises 8 rooms. and is a true Californian Bungalow, and the interior is absolutely charming, all the wood , ■• finishings being fumed. The design of the home is planned on the very latest American - architecture, and th" conveniences cannot be 5 improved upon. The bathroom is a largo I - room, the whole floor space being white tiles. i I have personally inspected this property, and can assure intending purchasers that it is one of the most delightful and artistic properties I have inspected for some time, and . it is not far from the tram GRAFTON DISTRICT (FIVE MINUTFS FROM BRIDGE). A MODERN BUNGALOW of « rooms. XX with archway between diningroom and drawingroom; interior tastefully decoraf->d with well-chosen papers, etc.; finished 'n oiled rimu; bathroom, with largo porcelain bath: hot and cold water, scullery, etc.; wardrobes, linen presses. A really cosy little home. Good level section, with aide entrance wide enough for motor-car. 1/120 P RICB £825. C. J. OWEN, » 7, SHORTLAND STREET. 'Phone 1518. i SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS^J/TD. AN OFFER WANTED FOR PARTLY-IMPROVED FARM of 40 ACRES ploughable land, ring fenced; about 13 acres fallow, some rough feed and felled tea-tree, small swamp; iron House of 8 rooms and shed. Price £810, including spring cart, plough, tools, etc. Or owner E° u 'd consider , ANY REASONABLE OFFER and make easy terms. 16,272 SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, LTD 87, Queen Btreet. PONSONBY BARGAIN. J WELL-BUILT HOUSE of 6 rooms and '' . oonvs. J NICE SECTION, -15ft by 115 ft. reduced to £075 to effect immediate sale. Good terms. 18,657 SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, LTD.. 87, Queen Street. PERHAPS THESE EXCHANGES MAY JUST QUIT yOU. (1) TJNEN CUMBERED CITY ' PRO *-* PERTY (rent producing), is offered in Exchange for SMALL DAIRY FARM. The property offered consists of 3 good Houses, norio of which has been built more ■V- 3 years. , Hp-to-dato in all respects, well built, and close to car line, in good suburbs. The owner lives in the largest. Price, £1200. Each of the others ia let at 17b 6d per week. Price, £600 each. L.T. lutes. No mortgages Owner will give all or part in Exchange for small Dairy Farm not carrying a, big mortgage, and not too far from Auckland, on the South lino pro•erred, but, not essential. Don't overlook ' the fact that an exchange tor unencumbered property u» practically equivalent' to making a cash gate. Send us particulars of your farm at once. o g. 229 and 230. (2) (a) riENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, 8 ' " rooms and offices, handy to cars, and with one of the finest harbour views in Auckland. Price, £2000. Mortgage £100. fb) Also the Property of same Owner. BUNGALOW, 7-ROOMED, good harbour view, let at 27s Gd. Price, £1150. Mortgage. £800. OWNER WILL EXCHANGE ONE OR BOTH, for small modern House (say 6 rooms), with a few acres of land, close to city and railway, so that he can conveniently go to and from town daily. Nos. 231-2. TWO TIP-TOP EXCHANGES. DON'T MISS THEM. SHEARER AND EASTGATE, SECURITY BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET, FRUITJ/ANDS. (*(\ ACRES, 34 miles from Henderson staUU tion. and sound metalled road to pro- ' perty; 20 acres alanted in good orchard, , under expert supervision, and all ploughable, north-easterly aspect; good loamy soil, well watered by stony-bottom creek; about 10 acres new grass. Orchard contains: —Apples: Gravenstein. Delicious, Scarlet Queen, Salome, Ohinemun. Apple of Commerce. Pears: Packham Triumph, Bon Chrieticn Kciffers. P. Barry. Peaches; Paragon. Golden Queen, Kalamizoo, Late Red, and Nectarines All in well-sheltered subdivisions. All trees three and four-year-old. Price £30 per acre. Easy terms. Would sell half.' SANDERJT& BOND, 31. HHORTLAND_STR FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. PROFITABLE FARM. MATAMATA-278 Acres, freehold; ring--1 on . ce< L J1 visions; 200 acres ploughed and 111 gra»3, balance rough feed level to undulating; all ploughable, wel'l "ft"!, B ° oll li ? wny land CARRY bO COVVb, horses, and young stock. Very con I?m^A px ?tn ny \ Kew , , louw - 6 °on": stable, 4 stalls; buggysbed. Curtßhed; feedroom, workroom; cowshed, 12 bails Renaming room PRICE £17 PER ACRE mcHgage, £8760, 5 years 5 per cent.; 'e<i iity, . Note.— has private reasons for selling this handy property, and will Exchango for Louse property of correct value GOING CONCERN. FOR SALE OH EXCHANGE ,-pOKENO VALLEY-UK) ACRES, nearly J all flat, all in grass, except 5 acres turnips; 5 acres young grass; 10 paddockswatered by gravel-bottom stream. House 9 roums: complete range of outbuilding in good order; P. 0., school, creamery ° etc (luarter-mile; railway stutiou. li' 'miles' Mortgage. £2250, 5 years, 5 per cent enaitV £1760. PRICE. £40 per acre. INCLUDES STOCK, value £350 as follows: 20 cows ■> medium draught mares, mewing machine plough, harrows (tine and disci, cultivator' spring cart dray, harness. 65gal. separator and cans and numerous sundries fowls geese, turkeys, etc., stack of hay NOTE-Owner is Belling for family r C a sons and will accept small deposit, or take house property as payment. WALKER AND COAKLEY, AUCTIONEERS. HIGH STREET.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15748, 24 October 1914, Page 10
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