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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16895, 6 July 1918, Page 3

; Houses and Land, for Sale. 1 MT. EDEN—Bungalow, 6 largo rooms anc * lu. kitchenette; hot and cold; p.w.c; every thing up-to-date; eievatod; nice sunny post 1 tion; £965. Furniture could also be bougm r if desired. 6-205 ! GRAFTON ROAD—Dwelling of 10 rooms 1 \X 2 storey, moderu;, good heart of kaur , throughout; large aection: room. for motoi ; entrance. PRICE, £1800. 7/57-27 PONSONBY WATERSIDE - Moderr House, 6 rooms, built 5 years, fitted ; with all conveniences; up to date. Nice sec tion in lawn and garden. PRICE. £975, » Terms. 6/1 GRAFTON, Park Road East—Now House 9 rooms; beautifully finished in moderr style; biiliardroom, electric lighting and heating; tiled roof; concrete paths and fences; motor garage; largo section and good elevation. PRICE. £1750. Terms. 7/41 PARNELL— House. 9 rooms; large section, freehold; all usual conveniences. PRICE I £950. Terms. 7/39-58 MT. EDEN-Gentleman's Residence, I large rooms, besides offices; every pos' sible modern convenience; large motor gar' ' age; croquet lawn: oxterisivo landscape views. Altogether a beautiful property, suitable for doctor or retired gentleman, PRICE, £2850. Terms as per agreement, '■■ 6/220 i A. L. RAVEN, I 147. QUEEN ST. (Next HEBAiD Office). ' (3.°OD OHEEP & pATTLE pOUNTRY 7AA ACRES, O.R.P—AII good bush •vU country, sandstone formation; well watered; 216 chains sheop-proof fencing; 3 paddocks, practically ring fenced; 200 aores grass (rye, cocksfoot and clovers), balanco standing bush 1 400 acres flat to undulating tableland. BUILDINGS consist of small House, waeh-house, and shed; school and P.O. 2 miles, station 5i miles (Main Trunk 1 line). Price £5 10s per acre goodwill; only ■ small Govt, mortgage; equity, £3125, Ownor will Exchange for Small Farm. - 7KA ACRES, FREEHOLD— forma10\J tion; 550 acres good English grasses, 20 acres in crop, remainder in "bush; 150 acres ploughable; sheep-proof fencos; 9 paddooks; carrying 660 sheep, 120 head of cattle, 12 horses. Good 4-roomod House, 'phone connected, w,ash-hou3e, storo-room, woolshcd and machines; school 2 miles, creamery 5 miles. Price, £8 per aero; equity, £2000, Owner going to tho front, will entertain small deposit and houso property. •JJIOA ACRES, 0.R.P.-About half tinJ 11.41/ dulating; 700 acres English grasses, balance bush; ring fenced, with 8 wires; 7 subdivisions. Good 6-roomcd House. Price, £8 per acre: equity, £4522; deposit, £1000, or owner would entertain a good fattening farm, up to £10,000. GEO. PAYKEL. IMPEHIaL BUILDING 44 uOSKN ST. EXCHANGES. ffITH FARMS, • ■ *" HOUSES, H iKOMBB pET rpHE -OEST QFFER. 12 ACRES. -TtXCHANGE •JO ACRES. FOR •JO ACRES. . T)AIRY JURM. Very handy, close Panmure Bridge, carrying 8 cows, 7 young cattle, horse, pigs, etc: rich land; new House and now cowshed, stable, shed; 1-acro orchard; i-milo creamery and school- Cheap at £1600. Mortgage £375. Owner find some cash, also for, say, 150 acres, with above as part payment. THAMES "IT'ALLEY.-We have a MagV nificent Block of THAMES TTALLEY. Land for Safe—a i V Dairy Farm par THAMES "TTALLEY. excellence at tho ' V money. 152 Acres, J-hour walk from station. New buildings. Vendor will accept '*, small deposit and tangible mortgages as payment. TRUST STATE—Pressing for ImmeXi diato Sale.—Splendid TRUST "PSTATE. All-round Farm of 1 XI 890 Acres, in tho TRUST "DSTATFh heart - of a rich disJC; irict, 3 miles from station. Reduced to £18 per aero. Nice buildings. Froo ot weeds; 130 acres valued at £26. balanco undulating good black loamy, ■ ' friable land. Cheese \ factpry adjoins farm. A gift at price asked. Located between Morrinsville and Matamata. £300 cash and a mortgage as part payment. QITY TNVESTMENT. £1% CITY TNVESTMENT. 1 Hub of City, Grey Bt.-House and big section, with stable let for £1 per week. About 66ft frontage. Only £750, on small deposit of £70. SMITH & IT* LCOMBE AUCTIONEERS, 5, CUSTOMS STREET, PUKEKOHE. 'TJAIRY TiARM, -iffß ACRES. QUBDIVIDED, watered by springs: good M metalled road to property, Superior House. 6 rooms, all conveniences. Numerous outbuildings, in first-class order. Superior soil. PRICE, £30 per acre; sell on £300 deposit, and accept house as part payment. SMALL GOING CONCERN. 9 A ACRES in first-class grass and crops; iAJ subdivided; one mile station; good Residence and outbuildings; 5 cows, horse, trap oto. PRICE, £1200; accept £500 cash and house, R. BROWN & CO., 16, WYNDHAM STREET. 2000 ACRES. VATT7E T AND JJOARD T EASE. SECURE FOR 40 YEARS AT LOW. RENT. 850 A CRES R IVER p LAT AND OWAMP. Q TiriLES TjiRONTAGE TO "RAILWAY. pARTLY TMPROVED AT OQ lAS. THIS BLOCK provides a urlique opporX tunity for an energetic man to devolon and subdivide for Dairying. The property consists of two valleys, through one of which both road and railway pass and through the othor a road only. Besides the large area of flat— to 900 acres— are about 400 acres of good limestone hills and the balanco is mostly tea-tree hills of light quality. There are at present about 630 'acres in grass which has wintered 200 cattle and 60C sheep, and a large part of the flat is still in white pine bush. The Buildings are now and up-to-date and include two good Houses of 5 and 6 rooms, woolshed with machines, dip, etc. School is close to tho property and the station is on it, cream being collected at the station. Tho rise in values, when fully doveloped, is obvious. - Easy terms can be arranged. NORTH AUCKLAND .FARMERS' COOPERATIVE, LTD., RING'S CHAMBERS, COMMERCE ST.. AUCKLAND. A RARE OPPORTUNITY. OWNER LEAVING FOR FRONT. HAS INSTRUCTED US TO SELL HIS JIAKM OF 4Q£ j^CRES (FREEHOLD). 260 ACRES IN GRASS. BALANCE BUSH. SMALL DWELLING. SHEDS. ETC. ; . TELEPHONE INSTALLED. ! ' STOCK NOW ON FARM—2SO Sheep, 50 •, head Cattle. 4 Horses. Also, Buggy, Furniture, etc, I BARGAIN PRICE-£Q JQS AN ACRE. AS GOING CONCERN. i EASY TERMS. ; A. W. READ & CO., [ LAND AGENTS, 1 79. QUEEN STREET. i?9Art CASH, going concern—l4s Acres, %aUU £12 p.a.; mostly ploughable; 6 paddocks: 6 rooms and sheds; includes 9 cows, 3 neifers, 2 horses, etc,—Great Nor.them Agency, 6. H.M. Arcade.'