I Houses and Land for Sale. , °} SUBURBAN FARMS. , | 'JpHE "DICK QF rriHE TMTAEKET. PUKEKOHE DISTRICT.— ACRES, beautifully fertile land; all in grass - and crop; not better pasture in Dominion; 5j an ideal one-man farm. There are 5 acres . in potatoes (first-class crop), several acres in , I oats, balance grass, with the exception of '2 s acres native bush. Buildings consist of good ) S-roomed House, with 'phone installed, and s. good range of outbuildings- The buildings alone are worth £1500. This property will i carry 35 dairy cows, and do them well, allow- • nig for cropping. It is situated within 15 ! minutes of railway station, and only one ' hour's motor run, by good road, from Queen I Street. We have personally inspected this • ideal farm, and can safely eay there is no better value offering on the Auckland market, [ and at the price asked is an absolute bargain. Price and further particulars upon ; application. SOLE AGENTS. PAPAKURA.— 25 ACRES, FREEHOLD.— King fenced and subdivided; 13 acres in ' grass and 3J acres shelter bush, balance under cultivation; orchard of 150 trees; good volcanic soil. Buildings consist of 8-roomed House, wash-house, dairy, stable, and harness room. 4-bail cowshed (with concret* floor). Carrying capacity, a. dozen cows ana other stock. This property is situated handy to railway station and township. Auckland I city can be reached in one hour by motor. PRICE, £2200; terms arranged. MANUREWA.— 121 ACRES, FREEHOLD. This property is bounded by the sea. at this back. There is an up-to-date Bungai low of 6 rooms, all con vs.; also, a 4-roomed Ccittago (old), cart and implement shed, cowshed (coucreted). Situated 15 miles from Manurewa Railway Station. Will carry 18 cows and do them well. PRICE, £75 per acre; terms, £750 cash deposit, balance arrane--d. PRICE. £80 PER ACRE AS A 1 GOING CONCERN, including 10 cows, trap, j harness, ser>a.rator, cream cans, etc. QWANSON—SS ACRES. LAND TRANSIT . FER TITLE.—Post and wire fencing, subdivided into 5 paddocks; 25 acres grass; nearly all level, all ulojghable: some scrub and rough feed; 21 acres young orchard; soil, loam on clay; watered bv creeks and streams; no noxious weeds. There is a 5roomed House, hay-shed. and tool-shed. Will carry in present condition' 6 cows; situated quarter-mile from railway station, half-mile to post office, store and school. PRICE. £35 per acre; terms, £250 cash deposit ; balance* arranged. WA ITEM ATA LAND AGENCY, HELLABY'S BUIIDINGS (OPP. G.P.0.). Postal Address: P.O. Box 494. 'Phone 2655. GENUINE EXCHANGES. 19 fifid EQUITY IN SOUND i */±w.U\JU SECOND MORTGAGES; ALL FIRoT-CLASS SECURITIES WITH 1 BIG MARGINS.—Owner wants a good dairy, fattening, or grazing farm, handy. Our Client will pay a substantial amount in cash for a guiug concern. :Plflft-nn EQUITY IN 250-ACRE J*±Ui\)\J\J FULLY-IMPROVED FARM. AND SECOND MORTGAGES, for a good dairy or fattening farm, handy. Owner will give some cash as well for a going concern. -PQnnn EQUITY IN .1 SHOPS. 7 J*J\J\J{J MODERN HOUSES. AND 4 SECTIONS, over half of which is unencumbered ; rentals amount to about £650 per ■ | annum; owner wants dairy [arm as a going | concern, south of Auckland preferred; about , I 200 to 300 acres. I -PQnnn EQUITY IN GOOD FARM, 400 , 3*eJUUU ACRES, AS A GOING CONCERN. INCLUDING 46 COWS, 15 HEAD OTHER. STOCK. IMPLEMENTS, ETC.; good buildings; i-m;le from factory, school, store, P. 0.. etc. Owner wants rent-produc-ing property, house, and few acres in suburban area or city business, with freehold . premises. -PQnnn EQUITY IN SOUND MORT- , *;OuUU GAGES; ALL FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES. —Owner wants a good fattening, grazing, or dairy farm: will :;ive about £IUX) cash as well for a going concern. PQAOn EQUITY IN 100-ACRE SUPJ*OU\J\J URBAN FARM; GOOD BUILDINGS. ALL IMPROVED. — Owner wants a larger farm. [ -P£(\f\f\ EQUITY IN 1000 ACRES. > KING COUNTRY; HALF IN GRASS. GOOD 21 SHEEP COUNTRY.— Owner wants a suburban farm: can put in some good mortgages as well, if equity too • small. l GRIFFITHS & CO., 15. CUSTOMS STREET WEST. 1 " OR LOWER ALBERT ST. 'PHONE 2575 A. QO ACRES T^REEHOLD. I £31 P ER ACIIEp OING pONCEKX. i £31 P ER A CRE ; This is a groat little, farm, til flat, and you can walk in right away and make money. Metal roads, and your cream is col- " lecte-d at your gate; school, store, and po<at " office quite handy. The projierty is well subdivided, and abun- ' dantly watered; good Cottage, of 4 rooms, • cowshed, separator room, calf house and pig--1 sties. The stock are: 16 good cows in profit, I ' heifers, 1 Shorthorn bull. 2 draught horses, ' 1 sow, 6 young pigs; S.F. plough, tine harrows, plough- harness and trees. tools, - separator, 65gal (ream cans, vat, and ail sundry farm tools. > CASH, £800; balance arranged. Reg. OAA \CRES irREEHOLD. • £15 P EU ACKE£IS P EI ACKE- • If it's a mixed farming proposition you I want, you would buy thisit's beautifully glassed, and the old pasture (about- 20 years! 'i is full of rye and clover; the property ) wintered lust winter 216 breeding ewos. 100 . wethers (just sold tat). 134 hoggets, and 92 i mixed cattle. The property is subdivided i into 8 sheep-proof paddocks 'splendid fences). 5 The House is nicely situated, and contains, I 6 rooms, usual outbuildings, cowshed, etc. We have personally inspected this pro- . perty, and with our large experience we say . positively that there is no cheaper farm m i the Dominion. CASH- £1500. Balance 3 years at 6 per Reg. For further particulars apply to COLMORE TTrTi , r ., WILLIAMS, ' " THE LAND MAN OF THE NORTH,'' 1 DAKGAYILLE. l— — : LIMESTONE AND PAPA. i ' 1760 A CRES pREEHOLD. pRICE £19 pER ACRE. NEARLY TWO-SHEEP COUNTRY. Handy to Auckland and all conveniences ' by motor road. r PHIS is a fine- block of grazing country, and ■I is capable of further development. About i 3650 acres has been chopped and grasped. I A further 200 aires of drained swamp is - rapidly coining ill, and is now carrying r stock, and over 60 acrs in cultivation. Only . I small patches of native shelter bush remain, i Well fenced and subdivided into 50 paddocks > (sheep-proof). The property will carry yon sheep and '.250 cattle. Fine new Homestead of 8 rooms, woolshed, stabling, y irds, dip. Splendid proposition for subdivision. A large portion suitable for dairying. Price. XIJ per acre. Terms about one-third cash. ; WAIKATO. . 800 ACRES FREEHOLD. ' SIMILAR TO MATAMATA COUNTRY. 6 QUICK SALE IMPERATIVE. - HPHE greater portion of this property is in -1 good pasture. There is a comfortable „ homestead and range of outbuildings. Our i instructions are to sell immediately. 3 PRICE. £21 PER ACRE. ESCEPr TIONAL TERMS. y i i ALFRED BUCKLAND i AND SONS, LTD., THE HAYMARKET. ALBERT STREET. II
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17327, 26 November 1919, Page 3
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