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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 5883, 1 April 1915, Page 3

nouses and Land ; lor Sale, LEAVE TOWN IMMEDIATELY. tS T Sy I*S1*S ™ striking distance" of their places of bus ness. and heve , the advantages of Tes y country air and healthy surroundings, that to live in massed formation "in an over crowded suburban streetjpOß THE gAME "jyjONEY (That jcu pay for a Bungalow and r quartcr-arre section—m many cates mucl less—in the c.ty Y oc C AN gUY A S IMILAB JJOUSE AND A pEW Rend the brief particular? siven of th« two foliowire properties. They are both *ntlun an hour? train journey of town ' r " ran *et IT and cut comfortably to billi- '"/' rnd a , tra fare of 2s weekly work; r-il r,rv mtioli cheaper than tram travelling value —' e ollon ' ing Properties are tip-top ' A £100 ri SF ! v°r to_ Reliable 1 i.o (lieit—Modern Bungalow, , >"*»"• a » d 31 Acres first-claw landpas, i. and c water, yorcUin bath. etc. • 'rspshed. harness-room, rowbail; garden and ; .oquet lawn. balance in irass. and as icvel i* l s a table. LT. Title. Quick sale essential. First t ffer within reason will be excepted his is YOUR chance. X O . 62 ' n ' 10 APRES AND MODERN FIVE11' ROOMED HCf'SE, onlf built one >»ar: - acres young ore nurd; balance grass, rood soil, and all ploughable. Price £1300 r asy terms to approved client. No. 268 SHEARER"' 0 EASTGATE, SECURITY BUILDINGS. QUEEN STREET J. THORNES, 83, Q BEES gTREET, AND VICTORIA STREET. HAMILTON £900. QENUINE QNIP. A CHEAP SHFEP OR DAIRY FARM 1350 A' RES FUR £900. PERjaS. £250 cash, bal. 5 years, 5 per cent toil .;? nd -. , Vi nearly all plougliable; good ' and suitable for crops and clover; takes -iass splendidly; well water 2 miles 7ire fencing; new cattk- end sheep yard; ■TO acres surface sown. Titl- is O.R.P ancl itr. be made freehold fo; less than 20s acre. v n tt . 1342 • v -d— ) ke nave inspected this Farm, and f *n with confidence pronounce it the cheapest proposition in the North Island. :WILL EXCHANGE FOR DAIRY FARM. IN WAIKATO. PAPATOETOE —78 . Acres Rich Land. fenced and subdivided into 8 paddocks, well watered; will easily curry 3., dairy c ? w ? : 2S-b,ii : cowshed, cartshed. implementwed. h&yshed, storeroom, eic , )use, 10 rooms; land is all ploughable at.d clear of tenons weeds. Farm of 200 to 250 acres, •ree of noxious weeds, will b# taken in Lxchant*. KC7 CAMBRIDGE. £500 CASH"WILL EXCHANGE FOR 10 ACRES AND HOUSE, NEAR AUCKLAND. ♦?Q-i ACRES— ploughaMe land; 200 »«o*± acres §rass. balance fern and teatree. ind portion ploughed ready for crop; 1 ell watered b> streams srd creeks; all fenced <* ' subdivided. Hout"; 5 rooms; ( tovshed. 10 bails, concrete floor; wash-house, o'.ible, etc. Price, <€20 per acre. 1437 SHEEP COUNTRY. OKLT0 KLT £2 PER CRE. 9/1 AH ACRES—Practically all plough—•±UU able; 900 acres bush, 60 acres grss>\ bal. roucn feed; ring-fenced and well wntered. Terms arranged. 1139 TAUPIRI. 600 A cm £15 PEE A CRa CArt ACRES GRASS, bal. tea-tree; wellOUU watered by creek and springs; fenced and subdivided; could miik 100 cows. House, 6 rooms; 7-stalled stable; milking machine, cow-bails, etc. Easy terms arranged. 1419 WAITOA. piRST-CLASS J) AIRY pARM. MO ACRES. Good Land- Fenced and O subdivides into paddock; ; all fences in good order, plenty water all -ear round: land is level and all i loughab!' , 56 acres grans. 45 acres good rough swamp feed, 28 acres oat*; at present running Zi dairy cows, besides 54 other stock House, 6 rooms, fi-bs.il cowshed. implement shed, barn. etc. Terms, £500 cash, balance 5 rears, 5 per cent. 1452 WAIKATO. WOULD MAKE RICH DAIRY FARM. /? Q/? ACRES3I miles from station—All U—U in grass excep'. 100 acres swedes and rape; watered by river and springs; could milk 200 cows; fenced and subdivided into four paddocks, sheep-proof. If properly worked would run 500 dairy cows. Price. £20 per acre. Terms arranged. 1451 J ijT'HORNES. ggj QUEEN gT (ESTABLISHED 18511 ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. EXCHANGE. 665 CI,ES "£IO A C " E SPLENDID SHEEP COUNTRY. '4 LL IN GRASS, except shelter bush: well A subdivided and watered; all ploughaMo except 50 acres. Splendid buildings and all necessary outbuildings; one mile from station. Owner requires a Dairy Farm of 25C acres, not too far away from rail. Further particulars apply a'> the office. KARAKA, 6 MILES FROM PAPAKURA. 100 A-£7 A CHE £•200 CAbH. DEEP WATER FRONTAGE one »ide, road another; native state. N'.B.—Owner wisies to realise. EXCHANGE. O ACRES. MAN GERE STATION, in ExO ensnge for 100 to 200 acres good land, together with buildings, etc., and not too far from rail. Further information, apply at office ofc ' AKA aka. 60 CBES " £38 A CBB L\ EXCHANGE FOR SOUSE PROPERTY •Tk ACRES IN GRA&S, 1 acre bush; 4 02 paddocks; well watered. Cottage. - rooms 1 cowshed, milking machine and S. ca-iacity, 30 cows; 1! miles from creamery 6 miles froml Pukekohe; nt manure n-oded on bis land; "did dairy ™Sn irl futpniiiE land. We shall be pleaseo *ou over investment. Ho< property up to £000 only -nli bo accepteo as part payment. : AND gONS, THE HAYMARKET. ALBERT STREET I