Houses ' and Land For Sale, ' 'ppf j ABRAHAM AND WILIJAMsf' 1 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE: «\i 80 ACRES, IN PUKEKOHE-Lovely littiei j - farm; suitable for cropping or dairying. One" I " 6-roomed and one 3-roomed House, also other ' buildings. Would take small house in Ami. .; J land as part payment. f? ~'f Full particulars apply, -^if^ - | BOX 322, Auckland S* I i rrtHE pENUINE ARTICLE. '~ j MT. EDEN—Bungalow, 6 rooms; £ioja with £300 cash. '. TiOMINION ROAD—WeII-built House, n f I) rooms; £800, with £50 cash. PONSONBY WATERSIDE-6 Rooms-' motor garage; hiif-acre; £1550, with 1 £400 cash. MT. EDEN—Bur galow, 5 rooms 1 standi high; £750, with £50 cashPONSONBY— 9 Rooms; motor garage; fa perfect order; good views; £1350. , Terms arranged. , REMUERA-Bungslow, 6 rooms, up-to-date; quarter acre, will laid out: ' £1000, with £300 cash. . m_SAPUNA-Up-to-date, 5-roomed, rough X .cast House: every convenience, tea , views; £1200, with £850 cash. 7 ONPORT-7-Roomcd House, well, built, up-to-date; large section; £950, with £150 cash. DEVONPORT-We can offer you a Very Choice Selection of Good Homes at all ' prices and terms. J TTARRIS "AND TRUMP, BANFURLY ELDGS.. 81, QUEEN ST. ! CHEAP LAND, pLOSE rpo AUCKLAND. ! 1 nc\ ACRES, two hours from city by rsfl. XOU Land ready for plough: plenty of rough feed: only 90 chains of fencing required; good grass or cropping land: 1 : good water; suitable for dairying; only U , miles by good road from railway station, . stores, post office, and creamery; school li miles, Price, £12 10s per acre: deposit, ' £250; balance, 4 years at 6 per cent, pOUR TURM AREAS. inn ACRES. AT £11 PER ACRE, 1-j A ACRES AT £15 ps PER ACRE. jOQ ACRES, AT £15 PER ACRE. lOA ACRES, AT £16 PER ACRE. Each contains a good proportion, of rich! swamp, easily drained. Swamp crries good feed, and immediate return can he made from grazing. Only five hours from Auckland by rail. These are close to railway ; station in a district where values are rising. Easy terms. Inspection invited. Particulars from GRAY & COCKROPT. 1 SMEETON'S BUILDINGS. I £12 PER ACEE. 1 TE gum. I /fOA ACRES, FIRST-CLASS LIME. ' ±L\J STONE COUNTRY: 250 acres grass, * 12 acres lucerne, 70 acres rich river flat; wintered 160 head cattle, besides horses and- • sheep; subdivided into 16 paddocks; watered . by river and springs. Lovely new Home- . stead of 6 rooms, with all conveniences, in 1 elevated situation; sheltered by native bush; full range of outbuildings, , 4-cow milking , plant installed; motor service passes gate ; six times daily; post office one mile, school \ on property; cream-cart calls. DEPOSIT, ' £1000; oalance, 5} per cent. : SHEARMAN & PARR STRAND ARCADE. ROBERT HOOD. I LAND AGENT, VICTORIA ARCADE BUILDING., FORT STREET. ' _____ FOR EXCHANGE.-182 ACRES, South. of Auckland; all in grass. Owner' will Exchange for a House and Few Acres near town. Equity, £2000. „ FOR EXCHANGE.-19! ACRES, AND HOUSE, TAKAPUNA. Will Exchange for Small Farm. Equity, - £2258. / FOR EXCHANGE—I 4} ACRES, PUKEROME; one mile from station- Housa 6 rooms (new), Equity, £1400. Money to Lend at Current Rates on First Mortgage. PAPAKURA, near Station—New Bungalow, 4 rooms and convs.; fine position) almost one acre in grass. Price, £450. Terms, £100, or perhaps less. Reg. 900. ij PAPAKURA— 81 Acres in grass, fine piece,handy to station well fenced, A cheap }J.' lot at £800. Will entertain good House apiv Exchange Reg, 659. ;@;, NICE SUBURBAN FARM, ON GOOD . ROAD— 50 acres, nearly all in':'".. good pass; has been looked after. Nice-- £■;. little home. Price cheap at £60 per acre. Terms, £500, or less to a good man. Or will' accept House and a few acres as deposit. We can recommend this. Reg. 719. OQ ACRES-Cheap Farm, hand*; lovely OU clumps bush; warm position. Small Home, etc. Price only £25; £300 cash, or entertain House Property. Improved farms all round. £15. One for a beginner. Reg. 683. ■" 1 1 For a Good Suburban Homo or Farm, Sal E. R. TYLDEN, REAL ESTATE, PAPAKURA. FLAX AND RAUPQ SWAMP. WE HAVE JUST INSPECTED A '. B7AA ACRE BLOCS OF THE FINEST l\J\) SWAMP COUNTRY procurable. tains nart of the far-famed Kangitaud Swamp, and mostly consisting of very, rich ' rauuo and flax land. Situated on the rites portion of the Rangitaiki, within 4 miles of present railway construction, and the next rail section will carry the line actually throush this block. Fall for all drainage purposes ample, being over 10ft from lowest portion to high water. Government drams run through property, and further Government drainage authorised and shortly to he -put in hand will enable the whole 6wamp to be rapidly developed. About 50 acres undulating land, upon which House ana buildings are erected. _ The carrying capacity of this land, when improved, is acknowledged to be a beast to the Bore, end as . Buch, when improved, cannot bs dear buying , at £50 per acre. The adjoining block, only slightly more improved, has just been told ■ (not exchanged) at £30 uer acre. Owing to . exceptional circumstances tnis property is for sale at £20 per acre, with £2000 cash (owner refused this figure two years ago), or owner will consider approved mortgages or a grazing, fattening, or milking property nearer Auckland at strictly cash values onlyThis is absolutely one. of the soundest and most eenuino propositions on the,market, and we invite the closest investigation. A practical man with necessary capital can certainly double his money, and there are, no elements of risk whatever. MILBURN~AND CO., 27. SHORTLaND STREET. PUKEKOHE, jpmST-CLASS T)AIRY VWJ* IN REAL GOOD HEART. NO NOXIOUS WEEDS. AC ACRES, -FREEHOLD. £42 PER ACRE. This compaot little property will £»«"< carry 45 cows and dry stock; about hall na» and balance sloping gently to sun; well watered, and securely fenced; all in Brass, « cept 6 or 6 acres bush (pur.ri and tetaw. Buildings include good Hon-*, 7 rooms, cow shed, etc. The property is handy to cjn\™ences (25 minutes from railway statK>?£ Owner is prepared to accept £7do d«PW£ and balance can remain 5 years at 5 per w* Also, ' 45 A CRES> F REEE ; AT £47 PER ACRE. . j This handy little property will cam *» ,| cows; the fencing is first-class, and the »H . ) is sown down in the best of Pasture. B««tm . acres of shelter bush for cattle; tal««g J comprise good Dwelling, 6 rooms, ana «« necessary buildings. . The property 'f.Sy _rM two hours' run from 'Auckland, and IS JW"£ .y to school. P.O. and railway. Deposit «w. and balance can be left on first mortgtse»' ,m| 5 per cent. . . ~•„, «__% ■-■ ■'"—-'? We have inspected both jpP«S_* , M _{ ■ consider them to be easily the «&«»»•" -> the district, GRIFFITHS, ANP,';jjj HARKER, . vM 1 85, QUEEtf STRSETi lll_BlH
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16983, 17 October 1918, Page 2
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