Houses and Land for Exchange. CITY Business, well stocked, old established; take farm, £2000 cash, balance £1000. What offers City, 335,. HERALD. TTtXCHANGE for/Good Mortoage-8 Acres, li sin orchard; well sheltered. Good 7 Rooms and sliedsi Close station. £1250; no mortsnsce. —Gt. Northern Agency, n, H.M. Arcade. • . "TIXCHANGE-140 Acres as Going Concern, Hi £16 p.a., all in grass and .crop; new Cottage and sheds; 20 cows, implements, etc. Equity. £850.— Northern Agency, 5, H,M. Arcade, "PXCHANGE—I92 Acres, all in .grass and XJ crop, all ploughablo, semi-volcanic; 6 good rooms ana sheds. Price, £28 p. »• Equity £2900.-Gt. Northern Agency, 6, H.M. Arcade. ' A Aft ACRES—Splendid dairying and fat4;UU tening district; 2 miles from station; 250 acres very rich river flats, worth £40 p.a. Splendid Dwolling, outbuildings, permanent water; close schools, etc. telephone installed; suitable dairying, fattening, cropping, or sheop. Sell £100 deposit or Exchange for house proporty or small area. Would divide into 2 or 3 beautiful farms. Fancy, only £15 p.a. . Buyer cannot go wrong with this property. Sure money in it Consult gUTLER jgROS., 12, CITY CHAMBERS. COR. QUEEN AND VICTORIA STREETS. TJX CHANGE FOR LRM S. C»9Ann EQUITY—Good City Propero&OUUU tics, well let. Owner wants good farm for part or whole; rot too heavily encumbered. i? A OHO EQUITY— Auckland c3bT:,irfUu Property. Good property and genuine value. Owner wants farm handy to sales. 4?l7£H EQUlTY—Auckland's Finest dti I <JU Residence. Owner will accept good farm for same. P1 QAA EQUITY—Good Town Properly. di/J-OUU Will Exchange for suitable farm. 17ARMERS— If you are desirous of a chango and will accept city property in exchange, get in touch AT ONCE. We can offer you the pick of Auckland properties. Call, or write immediately JAMES CHRISTIE, 7, Smeeton's Bldgs. 'Phone 2534. gXCHANGE. UNENCUMBERED pROPERTY, jpEILDING. £3000. rpHE OWNER OF THE ABOVE DESIRES X TO EXCHANGE FOR AN AREA FROM 50 TO 500 ACRES, Coastal or Harbour Property, convenient to Auckland; must have water frontage. NO INFLATED VALUES ENTERTAINED. Send us your particulars, we can do tho business. Numerous Good Exchanges offering, but no inflated values. a. W. ir D "° C O, LAND, ESTATE & COMMISSION AGENTS, 79. QUEEN STREET. Houses and Land foi* Sale. BELOW Government Valuation —Nearly 200 Acres, partly improved, modern House, close to creamery and school, near Cambridge; great prospective value. £16 per acre. About £500 down.—F. J. Marfell, Land Agent, Hamilton. 17011 Sale or Exchange—Suburban Farm, X 80 acres, 10 miles Auckland. Equity, £3000- Will subdivide.—Equity, 329, Heralp, I?ARM. 287 acres, improved, for Sale or X Lease with purchasing clause; 4} miles from Otorohanga.—Charles Swan, Otorohanga. 70 Acres—3s cultivated; House, etc ; ideal fruit land; accept sound mortgage, little cash; equity £650.— Dairy. 293, HERALD. J?01t WUICK HALE, place your Houses i with John Black, 1. Raw's Chambers, 18, Queen Street 'Phone A77S. No sale, no commission GET Plan of Euston Estate, Mt. Albert, and inspect during Easter holidays. Auction, April 16.—Vaile and Sons, Ltd. HOME, 8 rooms; greenhouse, pavilion, garage, tennis court, orchard, .c.; nearly S-acre. £1200.-32, Shortland St. PAKA PUNA—Now and thoroughly > up-to-X date six-roomed Villa, replete with every convenience; close to tiam and beach. Price £825, very easy terms.—W. Esdailo and Co., Takapuna. I'l AA—NEW Bungalow, 4 rooms, bathcVtLvvroom, hot water, scullery, convs.; easy terms.—Miss Henman, Arthur St. W., Onehunga, near Royal Oak. -P7IX REMUERA— House, 6 large a* lOU rooms, h. and c. w„ pat. w.c., scullery, w.-house, en. bath and shower, gas; £50 deposit, balance weekly, or first mort. £150 at 5{ per cent.; no agents.—R. Cleland, King George Theatre. X' A DEPOSIT—House, -1 rooms and conwuv vcniences, Grey Lynn, near cars; price, £500.—McKenzio and Buckley, 140, Karangahape Rd X* 1 A A—LEASE of Good Poultry Farm, efcrf-LUI/ Avondalo; beach frontago; brick Residence: price includes McKenzie and Buckloy, 140, Karangahapo Rd. X' C A DEPOSIT—House, 5 rooms and convoniences, Grey Lynn; good garden, fruit trees; price, £590.—McKenzie and Buckley, 140, Karangahapo Rd. X"7,t DEPOSIT—Now House, 5 large rms., ™I <J Morningsidc, near cars; largo volcanic section: £625.—McKenzic and Buckley, 140. Karangahapo Rd. -PAH DEPOSIT—44 Acres, all rlouah-* wul' able, fenced, well watered; 30 fruit trees. Small hcuso: 2 miles station, metalled road. Price, £260.— Northern Agency, 5. H.M. Arcade. PI OH CASH—6O Acres, fenced and subwiWv oivided; 40 acres ploughed; !i rooms aid sleds; now run 12 cows. Price, £97S— Gt. Nonhorn Agency, 6, H.M. Arcade Qt ACRES—Make ideal fruit, poultry LO farm, nearly all ploughed, cropped, and well worked; sheltered and adjoins .'.io railway. Price. £(iso.— lit. Northern Agency, 5. HM. Arcade. X'l C CASH, Balance, £85, at 5 per cent.— 3*1.0 EDEXDALE—Choice level volcanic Section, 50ft by 131 ft; no stone; owner gone farming; will sacrifice. J. H. MILLAR. 5, Phoenix Chambers, cpp. New P.O. POSH-CHOICE LEVEL SECTION, 51ft dv/.wt/v by 160 ft; situated lmin from Cheltenham Beach; L.T-T,; very easy terms arranged. This must vise in value. J. H. MILLAR, 5, Phoenix Chambers, Opp. New P.O. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. A PleaSe Nolo That THOMAS FINLAY, "THE FARM SELLER," A.M.P. Buildings, has the best Unencumbered Dairy Farm (300 ACRES) in Mataiuata for Salo, at £20 por acre, or for Exchango. Owner arrived m this world a long time ago, and after a busy, successful life, desires to retire now and tako things easier You will find him a good sort to deal with. QHEAPEST FARM IN AUCKLAND. £250 CASH, balance 5 per cent. 450 ACRES GOOD LAND, undulating to hilly, grows good feed; 150 ACRES GRASS, 250 good bush— rata, totara. hinau, etc.; 1! miles fencing. House, 4 rooms, cowshed and stockyard; only 30 miles South Auckland; good district. Price only £1250. ABSOLUTE GIFT. G. M. KIRKCALDY. 31. Fort St. THROUGH AN ACCIDENT—Dairy Farm 1 of 135 acres, 1 mile station, P. 0., school, and creamery; 8 paddocks; 6 Rooms, 6 cowbaih, etc.; will carry 70 head. Price, £20, as a going concorn. Exchange equity £2200, rent-producing. 546 ASA GOING CONCERN, 2 miles subi V urban station— Acres Good Land, all grass and crop except little bush; Now House, (i rooms, and outbuildings; carries 30; milking 21, town supply. Price, £56 per acre, including £425 stock and effects. Might Exchange. 1454 CHENNELLS AND CO., G5, Queen Street. i?<)KA- GOI NG CONCERN-100 ACRES, <&u<JU 24 miles Auckland; Dwelling, outbuildings; rich flat land; 40 acres fallow, 9 acres turnips; lOmln station; suitable town supply (8d gal.); carry 45 cows when fully improved. Inspected and recommended by us. Consider Exchango for bouse property. Seo BUTLER BROS.. 12, City Chambers, Corner Queen and Victoria Streets. A BARGAIN AT FRANKTON JCNC. A TION. 100 ACRES, AT £33 PER ACRE. Also, Goodwill of Lease of 100 Acres, £100. Total Equity, £2400. Will Exchange for good rent-producing proposition or good mortgages. Inflated values no use. Full particulars to W. AUBREY GOSLING, Frankton Junction. Waikato. HAURAKI PLAINS— Acres of tho very best Laud in New Zealand, all rich river silt; subdivided into 8 paddocks; wellwatered and drained; 80 acres grass, balance ready for plough; no stumps; 5-roomed House and all outbuildings; handy to school, wharf, and G.P.0.; two road frontages; goodwill, £22 acre, £500 cash. PHIL. WESTERN, Land Agent, [ Mj&rthSxr """■
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 5883, 1 April 1915, Page 2
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