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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16921, 6 August 1918, Page 3

Houses and Land For Sale. 6GO ACRES, „„„ 110KIANGA. RICH FATTENING COUNTRY. ALL IN GRASS, AT £10. m,TT9 NL >, £lfic() CASH REQUIRED. THIS PRPERTV HAS BEEN DE'ihtd SCRIBED liY A GOOD JUDGE AS BEST PIECE OF HILL COUNTRY < .BOEIANGA, an .d contains 490 acres, freehold, and 170 Educ. Roferve; annual rent, £3 15s. It is situated only 2J miles from tidal water, and 8 miles from tho princlPa]. township by road. It is rin?-fenced, subdivided, and we.l and permanently watered. l The country lies 'veil, and is beautifully sheltered with nice warm valleys runmils through it, which he ; to give it the reputation of being one of the best fattening properties in the district. Tho sloped are all easy, and the country is particularly treo from timber, having had a second fire over the greater part of it. The property, while eminently suilahlo for elieep, has bivn used 'or nothing but ) beefing for many years past, and wo cordially recommend it to anyone looking for such an area. GOOD DAIRYING LAND. 500 ACPES IN WAIROA NORTHINCLUDING 150 ACRES RICH SWAMP. PRICE, £30 PER ACRE. £IWO CASH REQUIRED. ONE OF THE BEST DAIRYING PROPOSITIONS ON THE NORTHERN WAIROA, situated closo to township, with school, wharf, etc. 'Ihero aro 150 acrea ot rich black swamp land, and practically the whole area is grass, The buildings include a House of 8 rooms and concreto cowshed, i with 12 bin's, ai d nro up-i,> il. in every i way. Tho present stock are 40 mi'lting cows, , 80 young cattle, and 12 horses, and tho place is easily capable of carrying GO to 80 cows and 200 sheep. We consider this one of the i b<»t propositions now oflerinK in the Wairoa | district anil cordinllv invite inspection. Ml , TOWN PROPERTY IN WHANGAREI. TWO GOOD ERONTAGI'S. NOW SHOWING 6 l'Ell CENT. INTEREST. PRICE. £f,W. WITH EASY TERMS A PROPERTY ON I'IIE MAIN STREET A OE WHANGAREI. with cood shop', all leased at rents which assure tho pur | chaser getting 6 per cent, on his money to- , day, whiV cno of the frontages is still en- ■ tirely unbuilt. The borough of Whangaroi 1 is now in a very solid state, and is assured ' of greii' expansion, as soon as the railway 1 connection with Auckland takes place. Shops | in this .= rcet aro in great demand, and we 1 consider tli'? investment a ci.l-fdsed one to I anyone lading for such a proporty. Fill 1 particulars on application to principals only. NORTH AUCKLAND FARMERS' COOPERATIVE. LTD., KINO'S CHAMBERS. COMMERCE ST.. AUCKLAND. (Head Office. Whanca'eO H. R. COOKE & SON, ESTATE AGENTS. VALUERS, AND 811ARF.BR0KEBS. 12. FORT ST.. AUCKLAND. EPSOM— House, 7 rooms and conveni encos; wash-house, transhed, etc.; about 1 acre of land, high position, splendid view. A bargain. Price, only 1800. MT. EDEN— Rough-cast concrete House. 6 room', etc ; large ve-atidhli, tiled roof; all conveniences; about 5 aero section Price. £1750. 15EMU ER A—Good House, 6 rooms, all conREMUERA— Good and cold water, large veniences; hot and cold water, large verandah, concrete motorshed; all in firstclass order; section, 61ft by 22Gft. Price, £1050. PARNELL— House, 7 rooms, all conveniences; corner sectvn. handy to cars and closo to Domain. £1600. PONSONBY-Gocd House, 7 rooms, all conveniences; large corner, section, about 153 ft by 180 ft; grounds nicely laid out. Price £2600. GREY LYNN—House, 6 rooms; bathroom, storehouse, wash-house, etc.; section, 38ft by 92ft. rice. £650. WE CAN ARRANGE TERMS TO SUIT. 1293 ACRES. £ 8 Fi"™™ £8 PER ACRE. PER ACRE. A SPLENDID LITTLE GRAZING RUN and quite » unique position, being only a short distance from the Borough of Dargavillo. About 400 acres of this Property is drained swamp and the balnce is easy undulating. With the exception of about 90 acres of bush kept for shelter purposes, the whole Property is in grass, and now running from POO to 1000 sheep, and 150 big cattle. Buildings include a new Houso of 5 rooms, woolsned. sheep and cattle yards. Reg. DOG. 434 ACRES. piRST rjMME ON THE ARRET, THIS is the class of Property that buyers absolutely must do well out of, it's all in grass (chiefly cocksfoot) after bush burns and well improved. Tho wholo Property is j fenced and well subdivided by 7-wire fences, the water supply is abundant and permanent. ] The owner is running chiefly cattle, and the | stock on the property are 85 milk cows | besides 122 mixed cattle, 8 horses, and a few sheop. The Buildings are good and up-to-date, tho House contains 7 rooms and a splendid Bft verandah on two sides: cowshed, woolshed, stablea, in fact every build- | ir.g that is necessary for a mixed farm. The 'P.O. is on the property (run by tho owner), school is only 6 chains from the door, and cream is collected. We consider there is an opportunity here ; for an energetic man to run a store and , carrying business as well. I pr.ICE. 10 pen A CEE. CASH. £700; BALANCE, 5 YEARS AT 5 PER CENT. ft. VERY CHEAP PROPERTY. Reg. Ml4B. For further particulars apply COLMORE- i WILLIAMS, "THE LAND MAN OF THE NCRTH." DARGAVILLE. Houses and Land Advertisements coatinued on page 7. 10-day^ Pjk, C-JL & GOOD DEFINITION Teacher— Cleanliness tea Tommv-REXONA SOAP ~ I I Weigh the Bag Yourself! This simple test will prove that every bag of OATINA I is Fall-weight, and contains i more choice Oats than any ! : substitute. And yet, OA'l- ; > INA costs no more to buy. , ' Although with OATINA no l : coupons are yven, every user gets a "pn/.e" in the Larger Quantity and Superi or Quality of the cereal itself. Start to-morrow with j OATINA ;• ROLLED OATS j "Packed a Bag - j within a Bag" C I In 41bs. and 201bs. 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