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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15975, 21 July 1915, Page 2

Houses and Land for Sale. A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. WALK IN- - WALK OUT. OWING TO FAILING HEALTH IS* owner of a HIGIILY-IMPP.oVvt? j SHEEP FARM. ALL IN FIRSTCLwS ORDER, will Sell, a,-* a, Going a very low deposit, or will accept approved securities for the whole or a portion of iS l purchase money. Anyone taking over* this pror>erty can secure, ari immediate return in the way of wool. lucrpetß. and season's lambs due. in August) The property ii beautifully situated and convenient and i, an ideal borne as well as a great roontT. maker. The following aire the particulars--. j AREA— ACRES. two and one-haM I -TX. shjcp country, ail in cxd !<x;d. except ;35 acre* bush. Practicably tick fenced 'eight v.ires and puriri posts). BUILDINGS-NEW. HOOKED J-f HOUSE, built of rasan ci kajri. I every modem tierce. inci*Kiing hot and j c:>id water. Furniture :p insured for 'son end include* 60-guii;e.i piano, b !J-.ard* table I etc. , Also five-roomel Hrtise O-i-.iuiia,,^ I consist of large mc-derra Trr.-..=inJ_ fitted I with two Cooper sheep-sfceanc? ruachines. icrrr!T)!ete with accossoriep and driven by ; Detroit engine; large yard. and holding peni 1 la.rce barn and workshop combined. toI gether wit.i large quartity- of tools of every 1 description, including fo'3r-. snvi'R. VUtnri i Blocks and dies, drills, ccrarlrte shae.ng ou£ I it. etc.. etc , etc. I CTOCK consists of abr-ct 900 -'r-.t cltsu I k / crossbred i-w« in prime condition and j due to lamb in August 'by first-class ratns- : cne pair of plough horses, 3 h<,:'-s -. young \ filly. 3 cow- in cuu ana about G>- r, D . e 5 ■ Angora goats. TMPLEMENTS (all new) coaaiai c { ! ■*- Homsby plough, disc plmich. set 2-horse j discs, set tine harrows. 3-bjnrse Carnbridca i roller. " Farmers' Favourite " drill and cut !< tiva-tor American waggon and siedge. fix j sets new harness, and krge quantity of sundries, including large stock of fencing wire, I posts, etc. * ' THE PRICE has been fixed low > 0 effect ar. immediate sale, vix . £7500 (_>•' this, a deposit of. say. £2500 will be accepted from a good man It is not expected -ha* 'tis property will be en tie market {or many days as the first to inspect will probably buy. This is not a Land Asset's advertise. meet- Every facility will bo afforded boa*. fide inquirers to inspect. Reply, by letter, to 4 DVERTISER. P.O. BOX. 623. AUCKLAND. pHEAP. JJEALTHY CHEEP. pOUNTRT. gALE OR "pXCHANGE LAND TRANSFER—£2 AN ACRE 8000 ACRES. This country is close to store, hotel, P. 0., etc., and railway; has two frontages to main .arterial motor road; when rally improved will carry It sheep to acre; mixed. flat, undulating and hilly country, particularly well watered: some bush, but mostly manuka, fern, and tussock. Limestone and rhyolite formation, with some good river flats (Waikato River). We have inspected this block, and recommend it to the investor who is after chevp healthy sheep country. Will carry in present state about 2000 sheep. Owner would " sell or exchange half block. BRAY BROS., LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. 16. PHOSNTX CHAMBERS (Odd- GJ>.o.j, QUEEN STREET. C. J. OWEN. JpmST-CLASS -T\AIBT "FARM, 150 A 0 * 58 - £21 ACRE--1 J.JL ACRES IN GRASS. 6 acres bush; 16 -a--*-* paddocks, well watered; -2 Cottages, cowshed (12 bails), stables, wash-house; smiris to creamery; wintered TO head, can easily milk 45 cows; 7 miles from railway station, south of Auckland. Owner has an- , other farm be must go on to. Terms: £500 1 cash. -Weil worthy of inspection. "DENOWNED 4 KA 4 KA. NO MANURE NEEDED. BEEF AND COWS. 90 A CRES - £26 A 0 ** QC\ ACRES IN GRASS. 30 acres drainH yu swamp, 10 acres shelter bush; 3 paddocks, well watered; House, stables: 3 mile* creamery, 8 miles from township. One-third 1 cash. AS A OOINC /CONCERN. 53 A****- £32 A CEE 9A ACRES GRASS. 3 acres bush. 15 acres 11 crop ' balance rough feed; 10 paddocks, well watered; House. 4 rooms, cowshed. 4 bails; quarter-mile creamery; carrying 16 cows, including 11 dairy cows; pig, farm implements, milking utensils: 4J miles from Pukekohe. Terms: £350 cash, and House up to £700. gDIT TLTAN WORKING IN £JITY. 20 A CKES - £850. 1 O ACRES GRASS, 4 acres crop. Utains* • *« walk to station, school, and post: House, 4 rooms and scullery, good order. 3 sheas: well watered. No mortgage. Terms ' -f*?r - or wou consider 30 to 50 Acres, with buildings, in Waikato. up to £1500. near rad. . j TTERE'S A ipHANCE—TpRUTT "pARM. 1 75 A CfiES ~£2OA CBK . £150 CASH ONLY, j 9f\ ACRES GRASS. 6 acre* fallow. 1 acre £d\J vineyard, S acres orchard, variety 3 I years, free of all disease; all ploughable except few acres. House, 2 rooms, shed, } harnessroom. fowlyard. Including 500 pear j stocks, 500 Northern Spies, apples, number . pear trees, tools, implement*, dray sad t harness; balance 5 years; one mile from railway station. t E. T. MATSON. Farm Representative. ! C. J. OWEN, . 7, SHORTLAND STREET. AUCKLAND. GOOD VALUE. I 7Q5 ACRES—ABOUT 500 ACRES FLAT. ' itftt Well watered by running stream; 800 acres grass, balance rough feed; well fenced. sheep-prooL There is a very nice up-to-date House, with every convenience, and ■ almost new. This property is ia tie Matznga--1 tawhin District, and is a great bargain at j the price. £8 10a PER ACRE. Owner will , accept £1000 deposit, or is frilling to Exi change for ft smaller Farm j R. H. FORBES, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. H-M. ARCADE (2nd Floor), AUCKLAND. PAPATOETOE. ONLY 10 MILES FROM THE COT. HANDY TO RAILWAY STATION. SPLENDID LITTLE DAIRY FARM of 26 acres, all first-class volcanic soil, watered by windmill ; water conducted to . each paddock. Late owner carried 17 cows, ' 2 bulls. 2 horses, and 18 bead of young stock. I Good House, hot and cold water, porcelain bath and basin, etc.: cowshed, dairy, etc . Owner will sell on easy terms cr exenange J I his equity of £2400 for mortgage or good , ! rent-producing property. f W. H. D E L UEN m C°- : 11. WILLIAMSON'S CHAMBERS, 3 SHORTLAND STREET. [ COUNTRY. 3000 A™* 5 R ICH L- 0 ' Dl SUITABLE FOR SUBDIVISION. Three miles Waikato River frontage- "03 acres good bush, balance heavy fere. Price, 5 £■* 2« 6d per acre. One-third cash, balance as arranged. SUBURBAN. EPSOM— GOOD HALF A'~RE ALe LOTMENTS in and about Go'.: Read, Full particulars on application. REMUERA. convenient to rail and tramOVER QUARTER-ACRE, laid oat .n grass, with shrubs, garden p'ots. paths, and . hedges: ail ready for the building 0: a hom« A comparttively low price would be accepted 1 and the Owner would be prepared to le*v« the whole of the purchase money stand over I at 5 per cent, for five years, subject to the ' purchaser erecting a suitable hour-e on tha • section. GRAY & COCKROFT, SMEETON'S BUILDINGS. AUCKLAND, u ij