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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16097, 10 December 1915, Page 2

Houses and Land for Sale. W. FRATER & SON, TTOUSE AND "[AND j^GEHTB. N°-115, Q UEEN S raEET Established 1879. Telephone 1135. PAR-NELL, close top of St. Stephen's Gentleman's Modern 'J** donee, containing 8 rooms and offices, about three-quarters of an acre of land, commanding an uninterrupted view of the harbour. LAKE TAKAFJNA. fronting the Lake Beach First-class House. 7 rooms and conveniences: very large and wide verandah; } of an acre of land. The pick of the beach. REMUERA— Two-storey House, 11 rooms, nearly 1 acre c* land, laid out in tennis lawn and garden. Close to cars. Terms: £500 cash. (1741 PARK ELL. elevated position, close to cars—Gentleman's Residence. 10 room* and offices; large Grounds laid out in lawns, tennis court, and flower garden; command* • splendid sea view. Price and terms reasonable. EPSOM. FAIRFAX ROAD— Bune* low, 7 rooms, hot and cold water; large section, 66ft by 180 ft. Price. *1150. r A cheap propej*,y. '138" CHELTENHAM BEACH. DEVONPORT —70ft frontage to the beach by 150 ft deep and 70ft to Rata Street. The pick of Cheltenham. REMOERA, within the shop area, front, ing the Main Splendid Sites tor fhopa. Pri-e. £13 per fool. <189> I REMUERA. SEA VIEW Modern 7- j roomed Bungalow, garage, etc.; section, 54ft by 200 ft, nicely laid out. Price, £1500. j 1106) ONEHUNGA. QUEEN ST.— Site. 36ft frontage to Queen St, with 15ft right-of-way from Church St Terms: £100 cash, balance at interest. TAUTARI ESTATE (about 13 miles from Cambridge)— A ores, renewable lease; 90 acres grass, 10 acres oats, balance rough feed, ring fenced; 4-roomed Cottage and outbuildings. Cash required, £1000. (1771 TE PUKE, 1} miles from railway statios— 164 i Acres Freehold Farm, all in grass, fenced a d subdivided into 17 paddocks: well watered throughout Good 7-roomed House and outbuildings. Handy to creamery. Price, £27 per 6cra: cash deposit, £500. (179) SHEEP FARMERS. A BARGAIN IN* SMALL, SHEEP RUN, CLOSE TO CITY. AIQ ACRES. ONLY 6 MILES FROM 410 RISING TOWNSHIP OF CLEVEDON—32O acres in good grass, 40 acres I felled bush (ready for burning this year). • ' balance standing bush (purin, rimn and 1 ' totaral; well fenced and subdivided with • ■ sheep-prooi fences; watered by running •j streams; NO NOXIOUS WEEDS. HOUSE, 1, 5 rooms, etc.; woolshed, cowshed, stables, ' i sheen-pe.is, etc. > i TITLE IS OR.P. at 12s 6d per acre; can ; !be made freehold in three years; subject to : I mortgage of *200 Advances to Settlers. PRICE. ONLY £4 10s per acre goodwill. This property carried two sheep to the acre right through the winter, and did them well. SECOND MORTGAGE. £325. for SaleOwner is going to the front, and has instructed me to take £200 Cash to make quick sale. F. J. TATTLEY, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. 26. H.M. ARCADE. AUCKLAND. -vrONEY-MAKING ' J? ARM. £13 IS 7 " 7 ** ACRE i _____ [ £1203 INCOME PER ANNUM. K(\f\ ACRES RICH SANDSTONE AND O\J\J VOLCANIC LOAM—4SO acres good mixed English grasses; splendidly watered; permanent streams. Excellent buildings; first-class sheep-proof fences ' £1300 worth cf stock now on property. : Winter carrying capacity of this fine farm equal to the summer and no winter feed growni.e., equivalent to 1200 sheep. PRICE. £13 15s PER ACRE. Wo dd accept . approved mortgage . for equity and £1200 cash. Equity about £4000. Mortgag > has five years to ran at Si per cent. NOTE.—We have inspected this fine farm and can recommend it with greatest confidence. - BRAY BROS., LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, PHOENIX CHAMBERS. QUEEN STREET (Opposite G.P.0.1. G. A. BUTTLE & CO., LAND AND SHARE BROKERS. FORT STREET. 'Phons 631. I7OR SALE OF EXCHANGE— of the Finest Properties in the Auckland district, within the suburban train area; only half-hour by motor to Queen Street; charming views of Manukau and One-tree Hill from property. Almost 200 acres of the best producing land possible, all in the very pink of condition; over 100 acres in valuj able crops worth easily £10 per sere: balance r i in English grasses and some of the finest - | puriri shelter and ornamental bush in the ; Dominion; watered by running streams; - ring fenced, with necessary subdivisions; r eight-roomed Residence; all modern con- , veniences, outbuildings. i The whole place is really a delight tc inl spect. and no written description could adei quately describe its general advantages and l charm. It is something more than a farm- *• ing proposition, and carries a tremendous - prospective value as a cntting-up investment, J land adjoining the front portion being- offered » for upwards of £200 per acre. Price, for the •> whole, including crops, £80 per acre. Owner would consider exchanging equity - of about £13,500. for any reasonable rent , producing property or farming property of i greater area. J We have no hesitation in stating this to bo • the best thing we have ever handled. i. —— I Write or call on us for further particulars. G. A. BUTTLE & CO.. AGENTSA CHEAP FARM. 3 ' ■ Y-/-ITHTN 28 OF '; A UCKLAND piTY. a BY GOOD MOTOR ROAD. j a ITHE £„ 113 OR 168 ACRES. AS I. i- DESIRED-WithinSfour miles of rail--3 way station and saleyards. by metalled '.' road; bus passes twice daily to and from ? station, and mails are delivered at door- ,, school and stores li miles. ' ? v . All level to rolling and gently undulattt ing friable country, easily worked and all ploughable; soil semi-volcanic on clay sub'l J££ : ll 04 * acres lr En P lish Brasses (23 acres t new last autumn); about 17 acres in oats- ' m!? w .' 0 < bo M *"tt»P»J »bout 10 acres a tallow; « few acres are in Pretty native 3 bush. loft for shelter and ornament. The '• & ne " are « m ?f y sheep-proof and are a feature of , th property. Never-failing creekt. supply about 16 paddocks. The pTe? sent owner is milking on » portion of the v.l5 m „-. and -r^ nnlne ewes and l "° h * on the _ Stet_r2__rfi_i can be descr * as THE BUILDLNGS. aD of which are in . excellent order, comprise nicely-placed six- £ d , H .° U v. s , e - da "7- six-bail concreted cowshed, stables, implement shed, piggeries, .A feature of the farm is its situation among prosperous neighbours, and in one i. ? f jhe A fav £? rit districts south of Auck- - land. Auckland City. can bo reached by express rail service in one hour. The farm has roads back and front, and is now surveyed into three small dairy farms' The STTiK whose •?»• .-*«» for selling i, that the property i 8 too large for lim SH US builds! 6 ° r With ' 6a '- " St L PRICE, in either instance, pOO per acre. Terms. £800 cash. cVZo . THIS —?ARM WILL FETCH £35 AV Ib #<# WHEATLEY & CO., "THE FIRM FOR FARMS." 22. SHORTLAND STREET. £6 10 8 PER ACRE FERTILE NORTH' 400 A S RE ? FREEHOLD LANdT* , 0 good.standing bush: WELL WATTfIFnu WEElfs Shi -«-„"•* NO NOXWTII "EEDS on this property; cream cart palsies the door; wintered 70 head of «_«t« *£■ . winter; small an°r P *s d ir^^pvHS l ■ station half-mile. ' mUe3 ' P^Posed NOTE,The owner is compelled by ««»_u i , oircumstances TO SELL l,™~ Ptlo .?^ ■• ABSURD PRICE. CASH* REQUTR^' about £300. INSPECT AT ONCE QUIREI> " SPAIN AND CO, 103. 6YMONDS STREET.