Page 14 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17270, 20 September 1919, Page 14

• Houses and Land for Safe." ; consider THESE A Q.REAT piLvNCE. J A^T ° £365 D EPO3I * i 100 ACRES ALLUVIAL FL VT , IQ9 ACRES, about 70 acres g rasß all u P'oughable. New 4-roomed Cottar cowshed, separator-room, nnd leaii-'o Sit [ ated at Orewa: only 24 miles from t'itv I J BEACH. Big prospective valu- as it r| BEACH. Big prospective value as it „.f joins tho Orewa subdivision a " BIG MONEY IN THIS PRICE. £-» PER THE 3 |£AHIKATEA pLAT- - m ACRES. SUBURBAN "ARM. a! -•- -luJ. grass; all ploughable ; tin wane i-nri Watered by creek fringed with lovely ! !a V"» bush, spring, and drams: S-roomeH modern Bungalow, bathroom, hot and cold v.»:i>r service. acetylene gas cow«bcd. foncilt^ 1 floor, and all outbuildings. Tin? farm win . easily carry 60 cows and dry stork. Stuaw . i only 19 miles from the city by Rood metalled road, and 4 from station, school arid Pc - J mile- West field Saleyards 10 miles I ! PRICE £75. .VXD GOOD VALUE. , : Deposit about £-2300: balance :> .ears -<• ; G per cent. ** DAIRYING AND RATTENING pOUNTRY. _ U 3 ALLUVIAL pLAT A " VD [VEINED OWAMP. • CIA ACRES. 410 acres alluvial flat, in Us' yJ-V English grasses, 000 acres drained flax and raupo swamp, carrying some few) and coming in very fast. Watered by cood creek and drains. Good fenc ug BUILDINGS: New 7-roomed Bunea'ow well bitili: hot water service, telei hone' ■V : stalled, 2 model rows ; with Troloar t-ctm plant machines installed, wash-house, motor shed, calf house, and pigstve~. PRESENT STOCK : 173 "cows. 20 heifers. , 30 calves, and 9 horses. Piako River landing, 6 miie-■ ■ Morons. , ville, 17 miles. " ' Bedrock Price, only £40 per aero. Ca;K f.SOOO- ba'Bnoe for 5 or 1 years. ' ' ' 5 THIS LAND WILL DOUBLE IN VaLCB. I piTY WAREHOUSES.—I can oiler ser aTl i i VV goon properties. i TJN'ENCUMBERED TOWN PROPERTY v/ and Sound Securities (total ±'0000j for Good Farm. GEO- PAYKEL, 44. QUEEN STREET. RICH PARTLY--1 improved swamp, ! BARGAIN' PRICE. > ■ Vr-ITH. THE PHENOMENAL RISE T T which has taken place recently m, first-class swamp country, we nave the greatest confidence in recommending; the loiiowing property at £22 P ER A CRE ' as comparing favourably with mud: of th« swamp country now selling improved at (ri-.m £40 to £60 per acre. The owner is undoubtedly writing conservatively when he states: •■THIS LAND IS fiu AN ACRE LAND EASY. IN MY OPINION, WHEN' FULLY IMPROVED. AD IF I WERE NOT CLOSE OX TO 70 I WOULD NOT OFFER IT." 4-30 ACRES, freehold, situated 3'. tmleg : rn*j\j lrom Waikato railway ,-ia::on on f sanded road: 400 ACRES RICH PARTLYIMPROVED SWAMP. 300 ACRES OF WHICH IS CARRYING GRASS, the balance of the swamp being tea-tree. flax, toi-toi. and • cabbage trees; 34 acre..) are low lulls of (rood " quality. T THE NATURE OF THE SOIL is , CHIEFLY ALLUVIAL DEPOSIT, dark chocolate loam, and all the land takes surface sown grasses well. Present orryin" eaps- , city: 200 head cattle. Has wintered on the average 140 head ; 100 fats turned off last reason. Subdivided into 6 paddocks. Ideal camping grounds tor stock on sandy lake shore and *ridges throughout flat paddocks Comfortable House of a rooms and bathroom-" outbuildings, stockyards, and orchard This is a rich piece of country, and the Top soil rests on good sound rlav bottom. There ara no insurmountable difficulties re draining- » little further capital spent on improvetnin'B and a small outlay for completing the sio:,banking on a portion of the property 'the majority, of which has already been done) •will bring the -iv-rage value of the ■whole to over £40 re acre. To anv prac'i! cal party haying a knowledge ,-.' swamp lands and on the lookout for a rich niece of coin, try at an exceptionally low figure, a ca'efui inspection must clearly demonstrate the great future before this block. Price £:■"> per a r ,« Terms. £2000 cash; balance on first mortgage 5 years, at 5J per cent. ° ' MILBURN & CO., 27, SHORTLAND STREET. SNIPS IN HOUSES" -PJEVONPORT Roslyn Te~acc-Spi7 n dia ±-f o-roornoa House. caiifontjjsbath washhouse and all conveniences; lOmin's from ferry. Bargain at £700. Terms " GREY LYNN Close to Reservoir-Nice 6\A roomed Villa, gas stove, and all con. veniences. £750. Deposit, £100 REMUERA. Close Victoria Road-Modern Bungalow, -with every possible convenience and very nice section- Absolutely cheap at £1500. Terms. ■pONSONBY. Islington Street-Attractive X . Bungalow of 5 rooms, with all conveniences. £800 DeDosi . <?209. All of tie Above Properties are Genuin* Value, and well worth InspectionThey Will Soon be Sold R. N. MEUV/TTE. AUCTIONEER. HOUSE AND ESTVTr! A CENT, S. Phoenix Chamlxrs. and Devonporl. 'MANGERE. - "' ~ 3 ACRES, lovely land; 1 acre in crop, J. O acre in orchard, balance .n grass- all well fenced and subdivided. Nice House of 5 rooms, bathroom, li. and c wat--r- coalhouse. cowshed with concrete fc*ir etc Situated only a few minutes from Manser* Crossing. rRICE - £1650. CASH £500. BALANCE S-: YEARS \T 6 PER CENT. NOTE.This is a lovely little home, away from the city, and the land being of the best can easily carry 2 cows. Just th" thing to rear a family en. 'M-13 J. & G. LOVEGROVE AND CO., SOLE AGENTS. 'PHONE 2417 A. SMEETON'S BLDGS. pArAKURA-Dairy Farm, 45 Acres, J- i drained, swamp, all e ras<s an d crop; W. buildings. Price. acT Cal'. Auckland" 11 " Wlli l °< house » pAPAKURA—IO Acres, level land of good acre. *&'' £ so- l '««. "00 per j«OWK SUPPLY-US Acres, in grass. 3 .„ ™ l! ? s stat i<™: all buildings, including ? l, B j cl ". M » ,lM<i and machines; carrying Q.ENUINE BARGAIN, 1 mile station. 13 W«n— «*• Aockla nd-3 Acres, well grassed; House, 6. rooms: nice garden, well she!nvPiim&i*??' cash £ ' XiJ - This is good. pAPAKURA-New 5-roomed House and i J. 0 j re Section. £725; cash £2t«l. bend me the Farm you have for Sale W K. FRANCIS, , Phone 44. PAPAKURA. SEA FRONTAGE STANLEY POINT. ?" AC 5 E - LAND , an ' ! Well-built --roomed r ui - K . esi 4 eßce ; lovely sunny posit.on; delightful views. X £1650. DEVONPORT. JWO VILLAS : 6 rooms; onarter-acre » canic so?! 1 : ' rC -' ms; 50 by 10 °- Tol ' £1200. EPSOM. G A h?,l XI ? R °AB~ViLn, 6 rooms, pore. V 1 bath, linen presses, D ..c ■ hid- tvisi. tion. close trams. £1250. UNIQUE EPSOM HOME. O-ROOMED VILLA, ail modern fir' ;i nffs; , U larae grounds, native bush- cic<« to Newmarket; lovely views. £2600 MOUNT EDEN. "RAN-DSOME IL , LA - ~■ rooms, in fir* C. R.WILLI ALISON A 64. QUEEN STREET. Houses and Land Advcrtisemena continued on Pages 14 and 15.