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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16214, 27 April 1916, Page 3

Houses and Land for Sale. I GOING CONCERN. £29 10 s P ER CRE - IfiC ACRES TIP-TOP DAIRYING AND 100 CROPPING COUNTRY-All in good heart; situated Bay of Plenty; 17 paddocks, with troughs, plentifully watered; dark black loam soil, all ploughable; ; COMFORTABLE 7-RCOMED DWELLING, with conveniences; up-to-dato concrete floor I and yard milking shed, 8 bails: 4-cow milk- . ing plant, complete, and in splendid order; ■ dairy, 2 large barns, stables, etc.; under two ! miles to railway station, and ono milo.to . crcamory. Price, £29 10b per acre, as going . concern, including £350 worth of stock; ' terms. £600 cash, balance arranged. 8/61 11C ACRES— ACRE— Suburban 1J Dairy Farm, 5 miles from station, ' good motor road; corr.er block; 8 paddocks; ', beautifully watered and sheltered: all ; ploughable, good, heavy land; 15 acres hilly: balance level to easy undulating; would carry 35 cows. Included in price ■ are 21 • selected Shorthorn cows, 1 bull. 1 horse, . dray, harness, plough, etc. Terms, £800 cash; balance 5 years at 6 per cent. MANUREWA. i "DESIDENCE AND "UUVE ACRES. PJTAA CASH—Handsome, Massive Resi- . dwdul/ dence. soven rooms: billiardroom 22 by 17, diningroom 18 by 16. bedi rooms 18 by 13. 17 by 12, 14 by 13. and 13 [ by 12; kitcnenotto, bathroom, porcelain bath ' and basin; h. and c, water and shower; exi ceptionally fine diningroom; built-in sideboard; heavy oiled rimu fittings; wardrobes in bedrooms; casemont windows; wide verandah. Tho whole of the houso is most artistically finished in every detail; built of first-class timber throughout; Mar-seilles-tiled roof electric light in all the rooms; fine motor garage, concrete floor. The property stands in five acres of grounds with fine clumps of ornamental bush, tennis lawn: orchard. 500 trees. Finest viow in tho . district, and in the most fashionable part; 10 minutes station. One of tho finest and cheapest properties on tho market. PRICE, £2000; CASH, £500; BALANCE, very easy terms. MATAMATA. £10 p» A CRE - Ol A ACRES FREEHOLD - Well im- > jLjIXJ proved: Houso of 5 rooms and otitu'.'Hdings; all fenced and partly subdivir'id; well watered; nine miles from township by good road; good sheep farm; 1 will be worth £20 per acre when improved. Price. £l 0 per aero; easy terms can be 1 arranged. VEALE & PARKES, 1. SMEETONS BUILDINGS (ESTABLISHED 1853.) ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. A UCTIONEERS. ' TAND AND "pSTATB AGEN7B. ALBERT STREET. WALLACE ESTATE, MANGERE. 90 CHOICE SUBURBAN RESIDED ** TIAL SITES. RANGING* IN AREA FROM 1 ACRE TO 4} ACRES. Beautiful land and seascape views. Hsalthy volcanio land. PRICES LOW. TERMS EASY. Call for full particulars, EAST TAMAKI. FOR SALE OR LEASE. QOO ACRES—Fenced and in she padOiJiJ docks, permanently watered; 180 acres in English grasses, 97 rough feed, 6 acres nativo shelter bush. 40 acres unimproved; P. and T.O. 2 miles, creamery J-milo, school 1} milos. railway station 4} miles. Price, £20 per _ acre. Easy terms. Or would Lease with right of purchase for 0 or 5 years. MR. FARMER, YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE! HAS it nover occurred to you that thore aro other and easier ways of making } money than toiling day and night in that cowshed? Why not Exchange your Farm for tho following property, and. sit in comfort watching the rents come in and your property increasing in valuo overy day. 1 The property consists of a BLOCK OF • BUILDINGS, practically now, situated in ' -r >ain street, important town. All tho pre- » niises aro leased for thrco years at a rental , of £325 PER ANNUM CLEAR. THE PRICE ASKED IS ONLY £4000; no mortgage. Tho owner of this property is picpared to Exchango for a Farm, which must bo lightly encumberod. A CHANCE TO SECURE SUCH A PROPERTY AS THIS RARELY OCCURS. Now is tho accepted time. Yours may be just the property to suit. Send your oarticulars at once to -SYDNEY MARTELL, SHORT'S BUILDINGS. 166. QUEEN ST., AND AT HASTINGS. H.B. i GOOD DRAINED SWAMP LAND. 1 WE HAVE A SMALL FARM OF *(* ACRES, handy to tho railway and withOk) in few hours of Auckland. ALL IN GRASS, subdivided into 5 paddocks; GOOD 6-HOOMED HOUSE (almost now), cowshed (concrete floor), and other outbuildings; fair orchard. The property has been milked on until last season, and is now CARRYING 10 HEAD OF DRY STOCK. Good level road to property; P.O. and school , within a mile; tradespeople call bi-weekly, Mortgage. £950. at 51 per cent., WITH . OVER SIX YEARS TO RUN, upon which ',' sums of £50 or the whole may be paid oft 1 at any time. Wil 1 accept for all cash . above mortgage, £28 PER ACRE, or slight i advance for terms. THIS PROPERTY IS WORTHY OF YOUR CONSIDERATION. i _____ PARTLY-IMPROVED SEASIDE PROPERTY, CONTAINING m ACRES, with good road frontage: corner section, back boundary to harbour. Small House. Mostly fenced: about 35 acres in crass, balance scrub. DEPOSIT, £100. PRICE, OK iAS PER ACRE. 100 ACRES, F 1 "™* ' BAY OF PLENTY. 1 SUBDIVIDED 11 paddocks; 81 acres tur- ' IJ nips; GOOD 4-ROOMED HOUSE, , largo rooms, scullery; 2 lame barns, stable. byre, large cartshod, fowlhouse and run, i sty and run; 1 acre good orchard. WILL I DO 20 COWS EASILY in present state;. 2 miles P. 0., store, and creamery: cream cart ' calls. Mortgagos, £400 and £100, 21 years \ £»I°h PER ACRE, OR AS GOING CON- ? eVIU CERN £12 PER ACRE. WILL ;. CONSIDER EXCHANGE for New Bunga- . low, close Auckland, with equity of about J £400 to £500, with little cash. ' A. S. PATERSON AND CO.. LTD. LAND DEPARTMENT. (NEXT UNION STEAM SHIP CO., CUSTOMB STREET WJ--T,