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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16010, 31 August 1915, Page 3

j Houses and Lana for Sale. ; TO A I FARMER WISHING ! TO SELL OFT AND RETIRE. j W HAT W E W ANT_ J A SMALL FARM IX THE WAIKATO I PREFERABLY HAMILTON OR CAM--1 BRIDGE DISTRICT. WITH OR WITHi OCT BUILDINGS. SUITABLE FOR DAI HYING OR GRAZING. A\' HAT AV f: qeh\vi: OFFER IN EXCHANGE A REALLY CHOICE PROPERTY. CLOSE To i SUBURBAN RAILWAY STATION New. L (.-to-unte Bungalow, 7 rooms and x . >....e ts : ,r,ea.oi>. . rooms arc! , • '■•' . t,:g 2 y = ~j i man's room, storeroora. . st*!l stable, cowshed (passed j .or town :r. ~ ;; s-ipp> purposes'. AND , ABOUT 22 RES FIRST-CLASS LAN!.' j Owner's equity, £5300. j J our eqv.itv rr _.7 ei eed this considerab'.r j out send .- 3 u,rj We may i. able to 1 make it fit. J)I!) YOl' NOTICE ! IT? ; We advertised CO Acre? at £7 10s. with . «ji. dings, handy to Auckland, admirably adapted for dairying, in last Saturday's HEKALD. This property came through tha , Public Trust Office. It is cheap! In rut .■' z 0 not to >d in the meantime we havs j :.«u numerous inquiries— write or caJl m ! us at once for full particulars. ! SHEARER A>D : EASTGATE, i SECURITY BUILDINGS. QUEENSTREET. i I ■ —— ! NORTHERN SHEEP FARM. ; ' GOO ffiß^^?™VsilS2a 1 v. .n sr.ara pos. and wire fences into IS subdivision.., About 100 acres good fiat part ,'. impc<;. ba-anto growing abundance of «x- ---, ce:.,.ut. L-rass ar.a _« lover; portion been chop. ■ '■"'■ -.-tu wonder!til, results; land aplendidlv w.-'-r C uy neTer-ta,-insr streams; now carry- ••.-.: -•'.'..» mixed snoep, large proportion breed-' ; ,i-„' p.'es. a,'-o .0 trown cattle and 8 V. ors », ,- t, abundance c: ieed Good Dwelling o> .- : coins, veranda a. ecullery. and neoessar- ; r.oi-.ei pkl (ir/.-friccces; S-bail cowshed, 'epara'or-room. barn, wcolshed. yards, etc I no land has all been heavy bush, and con' t-.sts of sandstone torraotior.. House is connetted by telephone, and is situate close to school, post othce. and railway station , PRICE £8 10» PER ACRE Excellent tSSt £• u;l particuiorfl from A W. n READ & CO., AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS .<». OUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. ; & TDOMBAY pAP.M. ■7*7 ACRES RICH CROPPING LAND. 3 • ' root crops in the year, making 20 row- : 7-roomed House and outbuildings; >•; miles from station; £42 per acre. Sell or txchsnge. SUBURBAN TT'-ARM, WITH SOME STOCK. , 20 acres in grass; close to station- 4roomed House £1650 the lot ; £100 C ASH - G EEEX L AXE Y2W ROOMED VILLA, up 1o date in every res cl large allot., rich soil. QHELTENHAM T^EACH. OIS-ROOMED BUNGALOW: «-acre in ' lawn and choice garden . large frontage to beacn. £1550I C R. WILLIAMSONS, &5. QUEEN STREET. i , I 223 ACRES, HANDY TO PAPAKURA QOOD JJOUSE. g pOOMS. BARNS. COW-BAILS. ETC. 30 Acres :n oats. 20 acres tallow, balance grass; no noxious weeds. This property will do for d&.'rring, or am 500 ewes. Only 1J miles from school. P. 0., eta. _ Dissolving Partnership. pRICE. £17 P ER P ACEB . AND LOW DEPOSIT, AT THAT JTTENRY QLAYTON AND po.. J SMEETONS BUILDINGS. j ' OHEAP DAIRY FARM. 25 Acres ail \s fenced; watered by running stream- -""J ! .-cres ?ras« I a err orchard; creamery, stores, school. Ii miles; railway stat'on. "4 ; miles: j-roomed Dwelling. Price £SOO , Terms. £400 cash, balance arranged. ~ H. DELL AND SON, ] AGENTS. PUKEKOHE. I £12 PER ACRE ; 385 A Sh E r s -^,e^fe- '- aDd eood at ,f UU „ ln,,t ; situated only 15 miles from : Queen Street . good 8-roomed House and on j buJdlngs; o(J0 acres ploughabie: les nice.y : to the sun. and is a trr>-too dairvinr o- crotping farm. Owner will Sell at tlrs ridicu- , iousb low price, or Exchange for stnalW ! A-™ hut must have some cash. Equitr. ! ii" , 000-' ' Sole Agents, — I JJENRY pLAYTON AND pp.. ! SMEETONS BUILDINGS.

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