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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16377, 3 November 1916, Page 3

t nonses ana Land for Sale. - G. A. BUTTLE & CO. LAND AND SHARE BROKERS • ' -PHONE 631. HOBSON BUILDINGS. Seldom is it that such ■ Homes * 8 thi ens »re on the market. Situated in tb* best part of Rerouera. and commanding sorn of the finest views in the city this ProJrt. can certainly be described as unique. Briefly Bit of the noteworthy features are: — PARTICULARLY RESIDENCE OF Q J>OOMS ANT QFFICES. SPACIOUS AXD SLEEPING Every Possible Convenience. Over one acre of ■■ Old World GardenGrounds, laid cut beautifully in gardens tennis court. Grown English Tree*, etc.. ©to. Extensive Road Frontage to Two Roads. Only few minutes- walk to cars, public tennis courts. bowling green, etc.. etc. Charming Views of Harbour. Ocean, end Distant Coast Line. etc.. etc. 202 Xotwithstandins all these advantag< s. the owner is now desirous of selling and will consider an offer of £3250. Terms c*n be arranged. Cards to inspect from the Agents. G. A. B UTTLE AND pO. TTOMES, OWEET TTOMES. WHAT YOU WANT. X'"tinfl—MOUNT EDEN—Erery eon--3t*JJ.UI/ venience; terms. CHARMING i'llnA HOME; smail deposit. £Q~{\ — CERA--Good 5-roomed Bun OOUgalow; £125. n-il "A- DEVON FORT—7 Rooms, every dtlltJv' comfort, close bench and buses; £1150 d ' posit £lbo - --DEVONPORT. near beach and dC/IJ-Oti buses—Eve convenience; nice £1185 grounds: £200 deposit. * WILL YOU PLEASE CALL? IT WILL PAY YOU. TT7HITTAKER AND pO,. REGISTERED ESTATE AGENTS. FHCENIX CHAMBERS. BIGHT OPP. NEW P.O. AND RAILWAY STATION. THE LAND MAN. Has hundreds of propositions to offer you. We have the real estate market to place before you. We are here to give you what you require. Just let us know what you have, or require, and we will see that the business is arranged for you to your entire satisfaction. We want Larger Farms in exchange for Smaller Ones. .We want Sheep Farms in exchange for Dairy Farms. We want Dairy Farms in exchange for Small Handy Farms. We want genuine value Farms in exchange ■ for good Town Properties. We want Large Farms of low price in exchange ror highly-improved handy properties and good rent-producing properties. In short, we want that farm of yours. We have the goods to offer you in exchange. So. why wait? Write, ring, or call to-day. WILLIAM A. HORNE THE LAKD MAN. \ l, VULCAN LANE, AUCKLAND. ' PUKEKOHE BARGAINS, Lai us show you over this Beautiful. level, well-grassed district. Every convenience with'ti easy distance. £1 PER ACRE PROFIT IN THIS— J-** Acres, majority in grass. House of *> rooms, and all necessary outbuildings. School. P. 0.. etc., within quarter-mile. Fenced into 13 paddocks. Price, .£26 per acre. .£SOO cash deposit. The cheapest farm anywhere near this is £42 per acre, all others being £60 per acre. We have inspected, and guarantee this to be genuine CIOING CONCERN-62 Acres, into * 12 paddocks. House of 5 rooms, all necesp~ry outbuildings. School, store creamery, P. 0.. etc.. all handy. Well watered. All ploughable. Price, £26 10s per acre. £750 cash deposit. 4? A CASH— Acres, fenced into 9 padcwOUU docks, well watered, practically Ml in grass. House of 4 rooms, and usual outbuildings. Price, £30 per acre; going concern. CJQ ACRES, freehold: well fenced and •iO well watered: all ploughable. New House of 4 rooms, and all usual outbuildings. Practically all in grass. Price, £27 10s per acre. £500 cash deposit. Can be had as a going concern if desired. WILLIAM "X" HORNE, THE LAND MAN. 4. VULCAN LANE. AUCKLAND. | , . CHEAP FARMS. DEPOSIT. ACRES -C OAA—DAIRY FARM, bandy to IOQ *4JUU Auckland, with 8-roomed l~i/ Residence and good outbuildings. Will milk 40 cows. Easy terms for balance. 4?9nn- DALRY FARM, near 1A Q dwiiUUCam bridge — 6-r. Resi- 14:0 dence; cowshed, shearing shed, barn; capacity, 40 dairy cows. Government mortgage, 17 years, for balance, 4j p.c. Price, £20 per acre. -PKC\f\ DAIRY FARM, near 0/\l tfWUUU.iuckiand Suburban Sta- £\J 1 tion. Good Homestead and outbuildings. Now. milking 50 cows; town supply area. Sons gone to iront. Price, £ia per acre. A. E. DEWAR, 17. UNION BUILDINGS. CUSTOMS STREET. ALBERT W. CLARK, REAL ESTATE AGENT. 91-93. QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. Telephone 289. A QENUINE -OARGAIN. -PlOwA — HONESTLY WORTH £1500. <f+L£*o\J —PERFECTLY MODERN 6 LARGE ROOMS. Property <~J-»»i<J\J unencumbered. Rich, level, volcanic section. 90ft by 200 ft. The whole Place is faultless. Everything one could possibly desire. I feel certain whoever inspects will not hesitate a moment. Terms: £650 cash. lomins from Queen St. TTTEST pOAST. _ CLOSE TO BLOCKHOUSE BAY. £ fiAA - A STONE'S THROW FROM *Ow BEACH— Brick House ••rid quarter-acre. Great holiday rosort. 'Jwner offered £600 before the war. House "•sured tor £500 Mortgage, £500. Terms: £100 cash. Half-an-hour'i. walk from New a 1 1- . Owner placed this low figure to eitect immediate sale. "DELIABLE TENANT, no children, wants ** new House, unfurnished Epsom or Mount Eden, 25s per week. J 1 O II GALE. REMUERA. MODERN HOUSE with all conveniences; 31 ACRES freehold, tastefully laid out JT}'!* °' d trees, garden, orchard. TENNIS COURT LAWNS, etc. Retired position, with one of the besl water views. Apply to F. B. WINS TONE. Miamia, Orakei Road. Or, Union Buildings, Customs Street.