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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17234, 9 August 1919, Page 14

•- - Honses sad Land Wanted.-' PROPERTIES WORTH YOUR CONSIDERATION. 7 QWNER REALISING. . I SAVING FOR, ENGLAND. QEASIDE. ' ABM ° ' AND' * , \. f PRIVATE TTOTEL. A FORTUNE FOR THE RIGHT MAN. Q1 ACRES, in grass, orchard, garden, and wi native bush. Large House, 80 ropma, everj convenience, including all furniture, complete; new acetylene gas plant. • There is also a, 5-rocaied Cottage, and all tana buildings. About 24 miles from city, by \ road; also good boat service. Situated on hard I sandy beach of 2 miles, with good frontage to the sea. Over 200 people turned away last season. PRICE. AS GOING CONCERN. £5500: easy terms. ..-..< SHEEP AND CATTLE FARM. NGARUAWAHIA. 1 CCA A ACRES.— in grass, about 600. in IOUU bush; hilly to undulating; ring fenced, 11 subdivisions; well watered; carrying now 1000 SHEEP, 300 CATTLE. Threeroomed new Cottage; good shearing-shed, 3stand machine, concrete dip, good sheep and cattle yards. Price, £7 10s p»r acre; deposit only £1000. PROFITABLE ORCHARD, AS GOING CONCERN. LAST YEAR'S RETURNS. OYER £600. AH ACRES—23 in orchard, consisting of Tl 6 acres apples, 8 acres pears, 5 acres peaches; about 11 years old; 3 acres outdoor grapes; 17 acres in grass; land all plonghable; well watered by springs; no noxious weeds; large shed, 50ft by 24ft; station, school and P. 0., half-mile. Valued for mortgage purposes at £2100. Price, £1850, as owner compelled to attend business in Hawke's Bay. CLEVEDON 83 ACRES FREEHOLD. This is a handy little Fafin; mostly in grass; 20 acres flat. Well fenced and watered by stony creek. New House 3 rooms, wash-house. Only li miles from Clevedon. PRICE. £16 per acre. Deposit. £550. MATAMATA. 5 Miles— Acres. Free- • hold: 570 in grass. All flat .to easy rolling country, suitable for subdivision. 14 paddocks, permanent water in every • p*ddock. Glaxo factory 3 miles, school Good House, 9 rooms: barn, stable, imple-ment-shed, cowshed, etc. % PRICE. £27 10s per acre. Deposit. £2000. TE K01T1—674 Acres. Freehold— Acres in good English grass. SO acres bush, balance crop. All undulating, two-thirds ploughable. Limestone formation. Good sheep fences, 17 subdivisions. Stock: 1750 sheep. 450 lambs, 45 cattle. 17 horses. House. 5 rooms, all conveniences: stable.. cowshed, cottage, flora, barn woolshed and, machines, concrete dip and yards. Township, school. ealevards. factory, 4 miles. PRICE. £18 per. acre. Deposit. £1500. This is one of the b*st sheep farms, on the market, and is also suitable for dairying. {■"OTY WAREHOUSES.—I can offer several V>" good properties. TTNENCUMBERED TOWN PROPERTY \J and Sound Securities (total £5000) for Good Farm. GEO. PAYKEL, 44. QUEEN STREET. DRIED MILK FARM. PUTTER-FAT OS T B. 26 A CBES fP' inSEHOL]D "*" A?9Q ACRE. pASY M OTOBING T"|ISTANCB OF AUCKLAND. \ SOUTH OF AUCKLAND. The •who 1 * farm is laid down is first-class English pasture, well fenced. 7 and 8 wires. 14 paddocks. Wo!! watered by creeks and springs. Practically all Sat, excepting about 40 acres which is not ploughabie Tn-~ ?•*»£ is first-class Quality, easily worked, and holds grass well; will milk 70 ■ cows, besides dry stock. Good House, 6 rooms, porcelain bath, and outbuildings, milking shed. 4-cow plant and engine complete, and good ' range outbuildings. All the buildings are in first-class repair, and the grounds m the vicinity of the house are .well laid. out in lawns, shrubs, live- hedges, etc. Dried, milks factory) opposite; school, post office, and store within a few minutes: station 8 miles by first-class ice tailed road. PRIVATE REPORT: Considered to be 1 the pick of the district. Farm alongside sold at £39 throe weeks .ago to Hattraki Plains farmer, and a farm within i mile at £42. «ad we guarantee the land and condition <;; the farm are- of equal value. Selling on account'of dissolution of partnership. FISHER & PARKES, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. L SMEETON'S BUILDINGS. •Phono 19IL DALGET? AND CO., LIMITED. . S LAND. STOCK. AND STATION AGENTS. GENERAL MERCHANTS AND WOOLBROKERS, FANSHAWE STREET. AUCKLAND. I COUND AND QHEAP pROPOSITION. *7CA ACRES. O-R.P. Title, at 15s per acre. I «-"-' Eight of acquiring freehold •■»rrcisable at any time. — 400 Acres ieijed and ! carrying a good bottom of! mixed grasses: 1150 acres heavy mixed bush,, and the balance clean open fern country. Buildings com- . prise new three-roomed Cottage, with useful ! outbuildings. . All ring-fenced, with several subdivisions. PRICE, £6 10s per acre for owner's interest; £750 cash, and tho balance may remain for five years at an easy rate of interest. This property is situated about 20 miles on the Main Trunk Line and about Si hours' run from tho city by car. It consists of easy 1 undulating country, more than half of which lis ploushable. In point of quality, tho ploughable fern country compares more than favourably with high-priced dairying lands , m the Waikatp, while the bush country on , this and surrounding, farms carries about two { sheep to the acre, with the usual proportion of cattle. Dairy farming has just been introduced in the district, and when properly established will have the effect of tremendously enhancing values. • As the greater part of this property is suitable for running cows, it can be easily realised how attractive this proposition ,*really is. 118 A C * * 8 - ' LAND TRANSFER TITLE. . Lying about 25 miles from th« G.P.O. and comprised of slightly undulating country of ' Semi-Volcanic Formation. ' All well-grassed and in first-class heart.' GOOD SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, 14-bail Cow < ■ shed 'concreted), and full range of other Outbuildings. Now wintering 49 head stock, of which 36 areDairy Cows. This little property is situated in the semisuburban area and in a district where values are rapidly appreciating, while from an in-come-earning point of view there is nothing better offering at the present time. The present owner has been in occupation for a number of years and is selling solely by ?arnT tSbfjiW? ££?** * "**** For further particulars, terms, etc., apply DALGETY AND CO., LIMITED QHOICE pARMS FOR J)ATRYING IN ! WAIUKU. N ic 4th.^of OF 854 ACRES m ™ a^ u iT of five rooms; only miles w . at f wd and abided? 80 acres in good English grasses; good shed and Gane milking machine. * n ° PRICE. £35 PER ACRE: £1000 CASH Or. as Going Concern, with 25 cows bull 3 sows, ACRES per acre; £1200 cash! m ACRES, all in grass ' and shelter trees; 4-mile from township and station; House, five rooms, and good sheds• well watered and free from weeds PRTPF £40 per acre; £1000 cash? «"CE. h. o. m? 51^^0^ WAimrrr f