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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17111, 17 March 1919, Page 2

Houses and Land for Sale, nna ACRES-SEASIDE FARM, newly bUO all in grass, but a small portion of bush- carrying 460 Sheep and 100 Catlc. Good House, all Fi.ru.tur,. **»*&}?% mants Too Walk-in Walkout Price ,£U S per Aero. Some of the Cows arc firstclass -Wc have inspected this property and cud highly recommend it. •mo ACRES-A very pretty . place. New l\)Z House. Now carrying 2a Cows. One of the best Cropping Farms in Pnkekohe district. Price. £25 per Acre Very easy terms to a good man. A Bargain. OAA ACRES, 100 in grass, i ploughable; Ol)U well-watered; carrying 300 Sheep and Cattle Good House. Outbuildings want attention *' Price, £800. Terms. £200 Cash, bal. arranged. I THE ABOVE ARE ONLY A FEW OF .■ MANY GOOD PROPERTIES WE CAN SHOW YOU. i ! T ODTCLIFFE AND QO., 17. VULCAN LANE. DAPATOET 0 S gOM ES. (POQfin-SIX MINUTES' WALK 3»LO\)\J from railway station; 4} acres; neat home and outbuildings; everything in perfect order: flower and kitchen garden; hedges well kept. Outbuildings consist ct cowbail, trap and buggy shod, storeroom, I fowlhouse and runs vKUty. Land » ol very best quality and m i;uud ii'irt, I.tovwe is comfortable and has every convenience I including gas. L.T.T- The house has never ■ before been on the market. 01,4 "A -2! ACRES. Six-roomed House JbJAOU and Outbuildings: well furnished garden, hedges and shrubs; within easy distance of scboo , store, and railway. Terras: £500 cash; balance arranged, inn* is one of the small areas in Papatoctoo which are becoming more difficult to secure. It 18 ready for occupation; no expense needed. «I7~A-15 MINUTES' walk from PapailOU toetoe railway statnn near school and bowling green. Modern House of four large rooms, two verandahs, pantry, bathroom, waah-hoW under main roof, gas. and all conveniences. Section. !-acre. planted in orchard, gardens, lawns, tarred paths, good hedges. Long road frontage. Small Government mortgage. GRAY ft COCKROFT, SMEETON'S BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET.

N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD.; ALBERT STREET. AUCKLAND. Telephones, 417 or 1624. rpo PROSPECTIVE T AND "OUTERS. Inquirers for Farms would do well to call and inspect our list « Properties '"S in all parts of the Auckland District. With our wide connection throughout the coun-ry, and special knowledge of farmers requirements, we are able to offer intending buyers every facility for making a selection. When we sell a Farm, wo hope it, ifl only a start for future business,, and we have therefore a direct interest in ■*>»««£ clients' requirements. If you are in March of a Farm, largo or small. and are unable to call, write for any information you, want, and we will supply it promptly. We have a large assortment or desirable reotdencea. GOOD HOUSE. 7 rooms and nearly one acre of land, situated near Royal OaJc corner. The erounds are well laid out. Flower garden, tonnie lawn, orchard, and vegetable garden- Volcanic soil. Several outbuildings. -Rates on unimproved value, £3 19? 8d per annum. Water-rate. 108 haltyearly. PRICE. £1750. Cash. £l<m A really nice- home. W"U OQO ACRES, all plougbaWe, easily OuO worked land, with navigable salt water frontage; 103 acres grassed; 30 acres crops; balance, fern land, ready for the plough: plenty of water; fences, purin and totara posts and Johnsons wire; shed m\ by 20ft, and shanty, 19ft by 12ft Land Transfer. School, hall, church, etc. 1 mile; township and railway station, 5 miles. Inspected. PRICE, £12 PER ACRE. Terms, £650 cash. Balance, 5 years, at 6 per cant. Casein factory. 6 miles. V ill lake you to inspect at your convenience. (-.'oil Ai i ACRES-300 acres English grass. 113 <±I'± acres bush (purin, etc.), 1 aero orchard (apples, pears, etc, young trees); area "CO acres hilly, balance undulating, sheep-proof fencing; subdivided into 8 paddocks, large, and.,, several small ones; watered by never-failing streams. HUU&.C,, •t rooms; all oilier necessary outbuildings. I Present stock: 7 horses, 73 cattle, 460 sheep. I S mated 3 miles from wharf, post office, I school, and dairy factory; saleyards, 6 miles. PRICE. £9 per acre. £1000 cash, balance 5 vears at 5) per cent. Our Agent reports this is a good property, and would strongly recommend it to anyone who does not want to go in for cropping. Land is good quality sandstone country. (2716) THE DOCTOR ORDERS ME UP NORTH,'

Writes a, client from Taranaki, and we who live here, and have learnt from experience, confirm the doctor's wisdom: "Dp North" for health. The North, where tho grass grows all the year round, is as beneficial to atock as to human COLMORE-WILLIAMS is the Original Land Man of the North. rPHIS FATTENING OR QTUD TURM. The owner, now that the war is over, has to go Home, and ho is quite prepared to soil on real easy terms, showing you that he is well satisfied to leave the bulk of his money on tho property for a term of years. _ Half the property is beautiful alluvial flat, deep back loam: the baUnco is easy undulating limestone hills, abundantly watered by springs and artesian flows. The Homestead is nicely situated on a rise overlooking too whole property the woolshed has aheanngmachines, which are included in the sale of the property. The owner has been tannins this property as a stud and fattening farm for yoars. His first draft of fat lambs in December weighed 351b at Westfioldj January draft, 34'jlb; February. 321b—all at 8d a lb. This property also turns off the finest i fat bullocks in the North. Just let mo show you over this property. It | ■would make a, lovely dairy farm, and is most conveniently situatedPRICE, £28 per acre. Reg. W. 68. 89 ACRES. ' GOING CONCERN £2410 S P ER A CRE - GOING CONCERN. Includes 21 cows, 7 young heifers, 8 horses I and calves, separator, and all machinery. All ■ level land, conveniently situated, well ' watered. DEPOSIT. £500: balance to suit purchaser. Reg. H. 142. For further particulars, apply, COLMOREWILLIAMS. "THE LAND MAN OF THE NORTH." DARGAVILLE Iglaxo AND ! CHEESE. I i I Of\f\ ACRES, nice rolling country, of tipOUu top quality; all well fenced and j watered; now dairying 70 cows; with very littlo improvements this can) be doubled. ! oplendid range of buildings, all concrete floors; 24-cow race cowshed; milking machine, separator, boiler and engine (to use Ift wood); all skim milk gravitated to calf-pens. Water laid on. Dwelling, men's room, store, sheds, etc. School, post and telegraph office. 1 mile. Cream collected. Good reason for selling. Six miles horn Matamata. Price, £13 per acre, LLP. Cash, £600 or offer. We will conduct you to inspect. TTENRY QLAYTON AND po„ , BMEETON'B BUILDINGS.