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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16035, 29 September 1915, Page 3

Houses and Land for Sale. eiMW EQR sale SAWMILL FOR SALE TO QAWMILLERS. /DUSHOWNERS. JgNTERPRISING MEN. WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO rttv *!s¥§& OR'TAKE A SHARE B OR HANDY OWNIN G A BUSH BLOCK A P who iV 19 « TOWn UP in New full,, ■ 6eaJ . a »o, recently erected a sawmill. £££.„ equi i5 d ' including box-making and and oarfiv, nt ' V d "i 1 tne lateßt machinery and paraphernalia of an up-to-date mill of *&!"%*■ *° the T ar and the string S.k.S money P arket . is unable to ?AW d ««i e nec ?ssary logs to keep the mill seflino: %r^- Hence i £ is desirous of cause' 8 '!,., He does R. not without a pang, beand^rofitr^^K 8 *5 e enormous possibilities sell w«,M be der,ved - »nd rather than sen. he would much prefer a partner dora 8 &/ tal - 0R .% ,»o»* of all. » man wl ? tb a block of accessible timber to enter the concern as a partner, as the supply of tim--18 of .„P"amount importance Dlani?.» m l!L^T Bts , of »»wmilling plant. Planing, box-making, breakdown saw, travelling circular, double flitch deal frame, drag saw. two goose saws, box saw four-side fneood (^ C ?° U^ J&TWTt new and MVw' t ßrlcke <3-:n boiler and stack, and 40 B-h.p. steam ongine and hauler and all necessary gear. The mill is capable of turning out 8000 ft i per day. and is erected of LXu a A°n\- Half y an hour journey of Auckland City; scows can berth at door ot mill; transportation facilities ideal. The business is at the point where additional capital means a fortune—in any case in-dependence-unWed fi eld-no opposition. With the .property goes a barge and all „* ..,25V ln £ ludln °, fficeß ' a lso £500 worth of sawn timber and boxes. The right man going into this concern will show a record of profits. We have had the opinion of an expert on this proposition, and after inspection he is convinced that the potentialities of it are second to none. property is situated in one of the most progressive suburbs of Auckland City, on waterfront, where in the last 7 years more development has taken place and more money has been spent in the territory immediately around this mill than in any spot around city. Any reasonable offers will deceive the serious consideration of the owner NORTH AND JONES. 12. Smeeton's Buildings. Auckland. PUKEEOHE HILL BARGAIN. WLA^yils P of w P hYF4 K afre E s potatoes, i-acre onions, balance grass; grass earned alone 12 cows and 1 horse: new buildings; 6-roomed Residence, bathroom, pantry. scullery. town water supply separator house, 8-bail cowshed, barn. Owner going South; speedy realisation desired. If on the lookout for a sweet little farm, which means a bank account, see this today. Easv . terms. NORTH AND JONES. NORTH & JONES, LAND SALESMEN AND VALUERS, 12. SMEETON'S BUILDINGS. AUCKLAND. 198 ACRES, FREEHOLD, ?J jyjILES jnROM CAMBRIDGE. ALL in grass and cultivation, except 30 acres in fern and tea-tree, which can be easily brought in. The property is well fenced and subdivided into 14 paddocks, and is well watered by creeks and springs. Will carry. "5 cows when fully improved. The buildings ' consist of good s : roomed House and all necessary farm outbuildings; L.K.G. ToS ,chinea Price. £20 per acre; f3oo cash; balance. 5 years. 5i per centI have personally inspected this property, and I can thoroughly recommend it. The owner is compelled to sacrifice the property on account of ill-health. Prompt application advisable. GEORGE BARCLAY, LAND AGENT. CAMBRIDGE. THIS IS NOT A WAR BARGAIN. THE OWNER IS COMPELLED TO SELL OWING TO ILL-HEALTH. OJ:4iuJ QQJ. ACRES, 0.R.P.. Parua Bay, Wha- *-*"" , ngarei; 250 acres surface sown, 100 acres ploughed or in grass, balance rough feed or shelter bush. Owing to ill-health the place has gone back, but burning off the fern and resowing would put the place in good order. Six-roomed House, outbuildings, ring-fenced, fencing sheep-proof; all ploughable; plenty of running streams; good land, semi-volcanic; close to school, P. 0., etc., and handy to freezing works, saleyards, and butter factory; cream cart passes daily. Reduced Ito about half price, ** 10s an acre, £$&?»>, Mortgage. £985, at 5 per cent. rjOING CONCERN—3OO Acres, 200 acres to as ?' rich volcanic soil, ring fenced,* 18 paddocks, plenty permanent water. Big House, sheds, stable, shearing-sheds, sheepdip, etc. A bargain. Will sell as going concern, or farm only, to suit buyers. £»KA ACRES FIRST-CLASS sheep AND \tO\J CATTLE COUNTRY—3OO acres pass: 150 acres rich alluvial flats; ringfenced, subdivided; plenty permanent water; handy to creamery, P. 0.. school, church, stores; easy distance from railway and wharf. House 6 rooms; outbuildings, stockyard, orchard. No encumbrance; £5 10s an acre; half cash: balance at 5 per cent. SAM. WHITE & CO,, VULCAN LANE. nno SELL, TO EXCHANGE. OR TO BUY J- FARM PROPERTY, Send particulars to CHENNELLS & CO., Established 1893. 'Phone 3237. ESTATE. LAND AGENTS and VALUERS, DOMINION CHAMBERS. 65. QUEEN ST-! (3 doors below Smeeton's).

ON MAIN TRUNK LINE—294 Acres, 0.R.P., at 22s 6d: good limestone country; metalled roads; 260 acres grass; 9 paddocks: over 400 chains of fencing; 6 acres good bush, 5 acres oats; well watered: 21-sheep land, carrying 50 cows, 10 stores. 8 horses, 80 pigs; House, 6 rooms, 12-bail cowshed, and outbuildings. Price £10 per ¥4^. Easy terms. Will exchange. (749) TirAIKATO—I32 Acres; all ploughable- * » Ho acres in grass; milking 45; 4roomed Bungalow, 6-bail shed (concreted). Price, £28 10s per acre. This is a good Will exchange for sheep farm. (761) WITHIN SUBURBAN TRAIN AREA- » » 322 Acres; sheep-proof boundary fence, 5 paddocks; all in grass, except 40 acrescarrying 360 sheep, 16 cattle, 2 horses through winter: 80 acres has been ploughed, 230 could be; well watered: no house; 1 large shed: with improvements would carry 2 breeding ewes and fatten lambs. £18 per acre. Terms can be arranged. 650 IDEAL DAIRY FARM. QO ACRES— ploughable and in great Vfy. heart; situated in the best dairying it in the Province. Carrying 40 cows an ,°L ot er stock - School and creamery within .->ooyds of the property. Five-roomed House and necessary outbuildings. Five miles from railway and town. This choice property can be bought for £33 per acre on easy terms. FRUIT FARM. A SPLENDID PROPOSITION. W E F IuIt E farm sa of A 9 TcIE L S™ taming 1500 trees, mostly peaches, apples, and pears, in splendid condition. There is a New Modem Bungalow of 6 rooms, with all conveniences. Situated close to Hamilton. OWNER WILL CONSIDER AN EXCHANGE For a Larger Property in the Vicinity of Henderson. Price and particulars from COOPER AND MANNING, , TTAMILTON.