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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17110, 15 March 1919, Page 4

|f Konser, and-Land for Sale. ?;Iv '",..;. ■ .... '■; T • WHERE TO BUT I WHERE TO BUY f WHERE TO BUY I FARMING LAND. FARMING LAND. f (JO J|HOBB- WITH rpHB TAN I JjPNGER. I ffO'gUY TURM TANI THE MOST., CERTAIN THING in tt -■ regular course of events is growth of pop\ lation. be greatest ariwlh will tako plac where there are undeveloped natural n sources with the most favourable opportuu ties of developing then.. . THERE, naturally, the greatest increae to valuei. will take place. rPHE -jITANGATANGI TESTATE. 'THE TVXANGATANGI TESTATE. IT-BE "JIfAXGATANGI TESTATE. CRES - 5658 " CRES ' Subdivided into:. lb - WAIKATO - 16 lb TURMS. IV 16 * 16 62 MILES FROM AUCKLAND. ■The South Line, 12J miles from Pokenc through the Maungst&whiri Valley. Withi: 'A miles of , the proposed Pokcnp-Paer© Railway, which has been authorised b; Cabinet and has been surveyed. RICH DRAINED SWAMP- l Growing: Rauw) and Flax. RICH RIVER FLATS--Grow Anything. DAIRYING. GRAZING. SHEEP-FATTENING LAND. FROM £0 AN ACRE, On Extraordinary Terms, vis:— Ifk o/- DEPOSIT -1A o/' I\J /o - DEPOSIT - 1\) Jo, I. With an additional 10 per cent, in 1' 1 taonths, or improvements to the value of l per cent.; balance, 5 years at 5? per cent. THE BEST NORTH ISLAND BARGAII FOR YEARS. GOOD ROADS. AMPLE FACILITIES. SPLENDID NEIGHBOURS. FOR PRIVATE SALE. In the direct path of population and develoDicont; 2 hours' motor run from Auckland City or by train. Write for illustrated lithographed plan. Wake up to the prospective value of thi great "spec." FEAR TO ATTEMPT to acquire sucl land as this has kept many a man bad from owning land and making a. fortune. WHY WAIT FOR THE UNCERTAINTY OF THE BALLOT ? Farmers, farmers' sons, returned soldiers and all young men who a.e scouring thi country. for ' Land—let us urge you to se< this FINS' SUBDIVISION. THE T2RMS ARE RIGHT, THE LAN! IS RIGHT. THE POSITION IS RIGHT THE PRICE! IS LOW. /■' * SMITH & HALCOMBE, SOLE AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS AND LAND SALESMEN ... A CUSTOMS ST. DEVONPORT. HANDSOME . NEW BUNGALOW, t large zooms, sleeping porch, pore, batfir, hot .water, gas, copper,' electric light- 'close, to beach. £1230. -PlZ(\- PBETTY VILLA, 5 rooms (one *f|UU,.» by 16), kitchenette, pore, hath', califont, p.w.0,; level corner section. in lawn and garden. Owner leaving Auckland, must sell. MPSFT, EDEN. -PinnnrtoßOcMED BUNGALOW wxUUU bath, hot water; high position, fine views;.. doors from 2d tram choice residential locality, REMJERAI NEW BUNGALOW, 6 rootur. pore, bath, hot water, p.w.c; nearly i-acre rich level land. £1100. SUBURBAN FARM- \ j '■ . . ~ ASA GOING CONCERN.-50 Aores, XL 5-roomed Home, cowshed and outhouses,- 9 cows, bull, stock and implements. £70 per acre. 0. R. WILLIAMSON A Hi' QUEEN STREET. . riHEAP TTOUSES. PONSONBY— Kauri House, 6 rooms, with all conveniences, including p.w.c, washhouse, c. and t., path, etc. Price, £630, reduced from £700: easy terms. MT. EDEN—Bungalow, 6 roomß and all modern conveniences, h. and c. water, p.w.c, wash-house," c. and t., nice papers and mantelsj-section, 60 by 218, level! laid out in lawns, garden, etc. A gift at price, £950; rams arranged. STANLEY BAY—BungaW, 6 rooms and O all .modern conveniences; califont, porcelain bath, gas stove, p.w.c, wash-house, c. and t„ return verandah, section 66 by 165, level, laid out in lawns, fruit trees, etc. A jiice home, handy to beach and boat. Price, £1050; terms arranged. NORDBN&CO..LTD., 35. FORT STREET. 'PHONE 8340. SALE & EXCHANGE. riOCi ACRES. lOmins railway, station; lOC Xfi\J acres rich river, flats; 30 miles Auckland. £10 p.a-. including 50 milkers, horses, milking plant (4-cow). Farm further im proved worth £60- p.a.. Inspected and recommended. £800 cash, balance mortgage Will consider good mortgages for balance equity. IK A ACRES, Waikato. close Hamilton JLuU Lovely farm; milk 60-60 cows; flai land: 7«rcomed House, otflbnildings. Nc mortgage. . Owner accept £400 deposit, bal ance 51 per cent. Rare chance. Considei Exchange- What offers? Wriio butleFbros., CITY CHAMBERS. . AUCKLAND. RICH SWAMP LAND RICH SWAMP LAND RICH SWAMP. LAND OAA ACRES-Rich Alluvial Flax Swmap u\}\) partly drained, about 50 acres plouehablc. balance drainable. This is tiptop country, and when draining and stopbanking is-done is better than Hanraki Plains, as it has higher country to build on. We can thoroughly, recommend this for « first-class block. Price, £11 per acre. Easy terms can. be arranged to a good man, (Z(lf\ ACRES.—Rich Alluvial Flax and \j\J\J - Eaupo Swamp and Limestone Country. This is very rich country, unimproved,' requires stop-banking and draining, and is better than anything on the Hauraki Plains. Plenty limestone for use as manureWe can recommend this as likely for big increase in value. -Price, £8 per acre. Easy terms. There is big money in swamp land. H. R. C.QOEE & SON, I » . "W- FORI STREET. fe'' ...... ?,'.■'■ s