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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17330, 29 November 1919, Page 5

" " '""'" ' °T Houses and Land for Sale. Q.OOD, pARTLY-IMPROVED T7<ABM, TTTITH ALL rpoOLS, TMPLEMENTS AND pEAR, AT -£4 in s PER acee - : PO7 AC"ES EASY UNDULATING V<-> I COUNTRY—2OO acres grassed, 300 a-cres ready for the plough; fenced and subdivided; 3-roomed House and cowshed and outbuildings; splendidly watered, running streams; cream waggon takes cream thrice weekly; new railway will pass close to this property. PRICE,, ONLY £4 10s per acre, including all tools, implements and household gear. H. LEWIS, LAND AGENT. TE AWAMCTU. OUBURBAN VTOMES FOR "DETIRED • ,'ARMERS. OVER 2} Acres, lovely grounds; perfect tennis court. Motor garage and 9-roomed Residence. £3500. (236) "YTEARLY li Acres; 10 rooms, tennis court. JLI £4400. (230) 9 ROOMS, over J acre, lovely home. £3500. j (146) A BOUT 1 Acre, 9 rooms, nice grounds XX. fruit trees, etc.. £2250. (238) IACRE, 7 rooms, lovely views. £2600. (239) 1.3 ACRES, 8 rooms, lovely views. £2100. JU (141) GROOMS. 2 sleeping verandahs, and J32ft by 200 ft. £1950. (161) IX ACRES, 8 rooms, lovely views, i'2ooo. 4: (143) 7 ROOMS, land 124 by 198 ft. Choice I flowers, orchard, etc. £1750. (240) MOUNT EDEN. A LOVELY BRICK VILLA. 6 very nice rooms; very dry. bright, and sunny. Owner leaving N.Z. Bedrock price, .'£1650. If you are seeking something very choice don't fail to inspect . (223) ALBEET W. CLARK, . THE " HOME-FINDER." I 'Phone 289. 91. QUEEN STREET. MILFOED BEACH ESTATE. TCOW TS THE TIME TO BUY BEACH IN SECTIONS AT THIS POPULAR RESORT. This estate has the last remaining sandy beach frontages. Plans and full particulars from the agent, ALBERT W> CLARK, 91, QUEEN STREET. 'PHONE 289. WAIKATO_ FARMS. We have had over 30 years practical experience of Land Agency, Valuing and Farming, and are therefore competent judges of what a place is worth. -The following have been personally inspected and can be recommended : — rpo ©PECULATORS OR "CHARMERS. ABOUT 500 ACRES, nearly all ploughable, half drained swamp; now running 20 J big cattle i and 200 sheep- House and buildings. I»Jng road frontage and close to station- The property is ripe for subdividing, and montiy will be made either by this or dairying, an will now carry 10U cows. WAIKATO-- Sound Proposition.—lloo Acres, good limestone country, was mostly heavy bush; two Houses and good buildings. Now 60 dairy cows, 240 cattle, 500 sheep, besides horses. Price, £11. Will d i vide. WAIKATO— 350 Acres (about). 250 in VV grass, 50 swamp, 10 paddocks:, good House. Only 1 mile station. To settle up partnership a reasonable offer entertained. CHENNELLS & CO., 3. CUSTOMS STREET, AUCKLAND, AND AT TUAKAU. f>-|-(rn— MOUNT EDEN—7 Rooms and cJwAJLiJv/ all convs. Built 5 years. H. and c- water, p.w.c, selected timber; lmin from cars. Terms. -Cll Kf\~ MOUNT EDEN —Five Rooms dwJLJLOU and all convs. Section 53 by 106. P.w.c.; built 7 years verandahs, tiled roof, lawns back and front; lmin from cars. Splendid situation. Terms. PI CAA-MOONT EDEN— rooms SIDUv and every modern conv. Plaster ceilings; pore, bath and basin; gas fires, tiled grates, built-in cupboards. Panoramic views of ranges and upper harbour; lawn, fernery, etc-; handy Mount Eden school. Terms. N. CHISHOLM & C° 85, QUEEN STREET. RICH PARTLYIMPROVED SWAMP, AT A BABGAIN PRICE. WITH THE PHENOMENAL RISE which has taken place recently in first-class swamp country, we have the greatest confidence in recommending the following property at £24 P ER AGBEas comparing favourably with innch of the swamp country now soiling improved at from £40 to £60 per acre. The owner is undoubtedly writing conservatively when he states: '• THIS LAND IS £10 AN ACRE LAND EASY. IN MY OPINION, WHEN FUL.LY" IMPROVED. AND IF 1 WERE NOT CLOSE OX TO TO I WOULD NOT OFFER IT." iQA -ACRES, freehold, situated 3} miles rjfcOU from Waikato railway station on fanded 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 acres are low hills of good quality. THE NATURE OF THE SOIL IS CHIEFLY ALLUVIAL DEPOSIT, dart chocolate loam, and all the land takes surface sown grasses well. Present carrying capacity. 200 head cattle. Has wintered on the average- 140 head: 100 fats turned off last season. Subdivided into 6 paddocks. Ideal camping grounds for stock on sandy lake shore and ridges throughout Cat paddocks. Comfortable Hou&o of 5 rooms and bathroom outbuildings, stockyards, and oronard. Thii is a rich piece of country, and the ; op soil rests on good sound clay bottom. There ar< no insurmountable difficulties re draining; ; little further capital spent on improvements and a small outlay for completing the stop banking on a portion of the property (th< majority of which has already been done will bring the average value of th< whole to over £40 per acre. To any practj. cal party having a knowledge of swamp land: and on the lookout for a rich piece of conn try at an exceptionally low figure, a carefu inspection must clearly demonstrate the greai future before this block. Price. £24 per acre Terms. £2COO cash; balance on. first mortgage & years, at 5' per cent. MILBURN & CO., 27. SHORTLAND STREET. GOING CONCERN f\V pOOD -\TALUE. Including 60 CHOICE DAIRY COWS 50 CALVES, BULL 7 PECANS. LORRY. MILKINGMACHINES, ETC., ETC. 220^^Vptehd Dairy Farm; 220 evervbit ploughed and in eras* -,-iVid paVurc*; carry-* £ dement 7 shell 6-bail cowshed, terete floor; •-acre of orchard. » ™-, want something especially good and If you v " &n "J~ < r . d buyers or withdrawn. cheap ™ reco^me nd b jr. a it^drawn . it is sold. ra^f® miles rom flourishing town. Situated only two miles tro *rV,«S^U3s' *o opening next season. erected and ready >£ / ried mllk industry. Independently of Jo enhance the value of which is TO! »5 per rent., this property. Ihi, farm fuH» ro ° ad frontage, has excellent value as a cuttmg-up p.roposifor a moment the income Hat will be taken off this fine farm with butter-fat fetching 3s Per lb. Sole Agents— SMITH & HUNTER, MORRI.NSVILLE j