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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16848, 13 May 1918, Page 7

. ', .» Houses and Land lor Sale. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD. PORTS. ETC.. AND FOR SALE" OE^ REAL ESTATE BY PRIVATE TREATY OR BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT OUR NEW SPACIOUS ROOMS NEW CATALOGUES NOW READY. AC ? B. WAIUKU, 7 miles Pukekohe jVy. A vel 7 fine property— ACRES, in best grass, drained and level; 130 acres rich swamp. Good Residence and full range PTrn.vfe 8 - Littl ? cash *nted. Will iiACiIAJSGE for sound Rent-producing Property. (774) PAR-FAMED AKA AKA SWAMP, the i j 21 » -°J,4S e country ; 1-cow per acre land—6s ACRES, perfectly grassed, fenced, and subdivided, at .£4B. Compare this with surrounding values. Easy terms. (777) WOULD ADMIRABLY SUIT RETURNED SOLDIER. 100" ACRE PARTLY-IMPROVED FARM. £ A -'V —Will now milk 10 cows, and can n i m P rove d to three times the number. Liopd Cottage, 4 rooms, etc. The owner, °^} n S .to sad domestic bereavement, must sell at once, just when on the way to a successful point in his work. It is truly a beautiful spot, overlooking the sea, with long beach frontage. Any amount of fish lor the taking. 3} miles Manurewa by motor road. The land is nicely undulating. An easy mortgage of £600 is running, and we want your offer over that. Someone must secure a bargain. (744) HELVETIA ESTATE. THERE ARE ONLY 5 OTS UNSOLD ON THIS FINE BLOCS. THE 3 RIS EAPE -? t AND MOST CONVENIENT LAND IN THE MARKET. 80 NEAR AUCKLAND AND PUKEKOHE. F ROM 90 A CRES TO £69 A ORES. FROM £ 1Q TO £20 pER ACREON EASY DEPOSIT TERMS. Inspect and Buy. (755) CONVENIENT TO PAPATOETOE.—Farms in this district are seldom m the market. The owner on account of old age, must retire, and asks much TT»v a ?.i,Siffek™feg expected. A Choice DAIRY PROPERTY of 70 ACRES, in good P" 1 j m order: 13 subdivisions; creek water, yrood House, 6 rooms, and complete steadla (775) TH i S^ T AN ABSOLUTE BARGAIN, AND l &> ONLY IN THE MARKET BECAUSE ur vrt&lH. Twenty years occupied by the on© family, and money made on it. 14-CJ ACRES, close to WHITFORD. via X'tq MANUREWA. All grassed, fenced, and subdivided. This at £10 is a throw-in. Easy terms. One of the few at the price. Start milking right away. School, church, creamery, etc., 2 miles. (762)

ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD., T AND OA.LE "DOOMS, HPHE TTAYMARKET. ROBERT HOOD, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. FORT STREET. HAS FOR EXCHANGE. J?fi PER ACRE—IBI Acres, 5 miles from «***■» Whangarei. House. 4 rooms, orchard. Will Exchange for town property l?k PER ACRE— Farm, within oGrfTtcl ,20 miles of Auckland; one mile from station; all in grass and crops ■ good dairy farm. &lf\f\— FARM; 10 acres in oW I \J\J grass- New House. 5 rooms ; subdivided into 5 paddocks. "Will Exchange for town property. jrt-J /inA— WARKWORTH— Houses. oG/XtfcVv/ and Seven Acres Land, well let. Owner will a Exchange for town property. Suitable for anyone; poultry farm and five cows. * K K PER ACRFA-Splendid Little Dairy dUOO Farm, carrying 20 cows'; one mile from station. Owner will Exchange for larger farm. Good buildings. £»CK PER ACRE, PUNI— Acres; will cwOO carry 30 cows; in splendid: order. Houes six rooms, and all necessary outbuiidings. T AND HAIAIOO-OE ■ESPECIALLY T7INE "gANGE OF CHEEP AND rUTTLE: QTATION3 'AND "DUNS. 600 E XCHANGES A Lolpl - PROPERTIES OF EVERY POSSIBLE KIND FROM ALL OVER TEE NORTH ISLAND AND LARGE ESTATES IN THE SOUTH. This is admitted to be the most complete Catalogue of its kind now published in th» N. Island, and will interest every farmer who is thinking of Selling Exchanging, or Purchasing, from the owner of a cottage wishing to exchange for a small farm to the bie investor wishing to exchange a town for a county, or vice versa. New issue now almost ready. Post free to any address. Write at once, pOLIN MORRIS. TAUBANGA. MAGNIFICENT .DAIRY FARM. 300 Acres, Reduced from £40 to £85 per acre. Must be sold to dissolve a partnership.— One frequently hears this farm referred to as one of the best dairy farms in the district, and in our opinion it certainly is. This is positively one of the Cheapest Farms on our books; in fact, we would recommend it to anyone wanting an investment, with the object of re-selling again at an advance. The land comprises probably some of .the.finest dairying and fattening country- in the" province. The whole area is flat, with the exception of about 50 acres gentle slopes. More than half the block was originally a strong flax swamp, now "thoroughly drained, plenty of fall, the major portion having been ploughed and grassed. Jhis swamp requires to be seen to fully appreciate its quality, which is unquestionable*, being a rich black loam 12 to 18 inches deep on clay. The block is carrying at present 86 dairy cows, 25 yearlings, 20 sheep, and 18 horses. The owners assure us the farm will carry 120 cows next season, and do them really welL BUILDINGS: 1. Fine 8-roomed Homestead, every modern convenience, 'phone. 2. Good 5roomed Dwelling, all conveniences, 'phone, 4-stall stable, feedroom. implement and waggon shed, large iron barn 40 by 20, 10-bail cowshed, concrete floor and yards; Milking Plant installed. Admirably suited for cutting into two or three farms. Long road frontage on main road; cheese factory and school close at hand: 1} miles from progressive Morrinsville. PRICE. £S5 per acre. Cash £1500; balance, easy terms can be arranged. —Solo Agents, SMITH AND HUNTER. Morrinsvllle. rpAKAPUNA. CLOSE 2d SECTION. EASY REACH OF BEACH. PRETTY BUNGALOW OF 6 ROOMS, 3 bedrooms, large bathroom, porcelain bath and basin, h. and c, gas m every room; wash-house, c. and t. Section. 66f* by 198 ft. nicely laid out. lawns, flowers, fruit trees, etc. C*C7f\ GOVT. MORTGAGE. £338. SbOlU. BALANCE CASH. W. ESDAILE & CO.* ,/j TAKAPUNA. . » r ;L-4 --.:, v , .'A