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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17347, 19 December 1919, Page 3

yiwnptfiwi.ii mi —. n bmiii |||)|M ■M ■ it r ■ , Routes andi Land foir : Sale, « ' SUBURBAN- FARMS* ACRES—ORCHARD PROPERTY,. all , „ RICH LEVEL LAND. GROWING ANYTHING; LARGE ORCHARD OF ASSORTED TREES (LEMONS, APPLES. PEACHES, etc.);? situated li miles from Station, etc. Good 6-roomed Horn*, and all necessary outbuildings. PRICE. £3000; £1000 deposit, or would Consider unencumbered house in town. ■\f\X ORCHARD PROPERTY; 5 •f,\i2 ACRES IN ORCHARD, MOSTLY APPLES, LSVMONS. PEACHES. ORANGES, etc.; balance in grass; well sheltered; good prospective »alue;'lt miles from Henderson Station, etc. Good 4loomed House, h. and c. water; large shed, and all nocessary outbuildings. PSICS, £1600; £500 deposit. Owner will consider good mortgage. ; 19 ACRES— TAMAKI, 3 miles J-w _ from Remuera -tr«*ns, school . 4-mile; all rich easy rolling land, all in grass; carry 6, to 8 cows. Good 6-roonsed House, cowsned, .ate. Motor-'bus passes door. PRICE, „50; £900 -posit. **K ACRi 5 OF RICI* LAND, half level. <■.•- ' balar -■? easy rolling, all in (r.-aas; wi! fsn«f-v no buildings; 3 miles bv m h*)xt> v * '..;,-. .us, school 5-mile. •" RtCfS,'lMr .per core; £1000 deposit. Opt« will consider ciiy property for bis eaaiij* of £177 i. 1A "3P- $0 ACRES . HILLSBOROUGH— J.U LEVEL TO EASY ROLLING COUNTRY. ALL IN GRASS; NO BUILDINGS. Owner will sell in any areas from 10 to 60 acres. Two miles from Royal Oak tramu; school. 1 mile. PRICE, £200 PER ACRE. 'Easy terms arranged. OQ ACRES OP EASY ROLLING, GOOD OO LAND. EAST TAMAKI. all in grass; • carry 20 cows aid. other stock; 1 mile from echool. 17 miles from Auckland. Good 6roomed House and all necessary outbuilding*. PRICE. £85 per aoi*; £1500 deposit. QA ACRES OF PLAT TO EASY ROLLOKf ING, GOOD LAND. 15 miles from town: ALL IN GRASS. Carried 20 cows. One mile from station, school, etc. Good 6-roomed House and all necessary outbuildings.. PRICE. £4500; £1600 deposit. GRIFFITHS & CO., IS. CUSTOMS STREET WEST. •PHONE 2575 A. KOHIMARAMA. i?9Pinn-^r,JS§ HANDSOME RESI3*jZiO\)\.' DENCE, comprising 10 rooms, with every, modern requirement. Beautifully finished with heavy-beamed ceilings, panelled wails, built-in window-seats and fireside cosy corners.- Every bedroom has a roomy, builtin wardrobe. There are also quite a number of cupboards, linen presses, etc. Every window faces the sea, commanding one of the finest views of the harbour and oc-jas obtainable in the vicinity of Auckland. Roof-garden, and quite a number of costly ar.d uncommon features throughout the house- Large section, comprising over iaore. beautifully wooded! Fine beach frontage. £2500. Very Easy TeTms Arranged. SPECIAL: This property cost the owner considerably rear* than the price asked, and is built of first-; s material throughout. Will etynd s»a; . <';ir»iction or valuation. Would cis-ke an ii,- w, high-class Boarding- . bouse oi. Tea Kicmk Fullest particulars— FISHER AND PARKES, '"LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. 1. SMEETON'S BUILDINGS. THONE 1911. BRANCH: WHAKATANK * ■ " ' SUBURBAN '• FARMLETS. Q°7 —Six-roomed House and 4-bail OI cowshed. All in best of grass; £ level naddocks: 2-cile railway station. Price, £130 per aoie. Terms, £1000. 9/26 ,1Q ACRES and 16 ACRES—Rich Land, X<7 corner block. No buildings. Price, £100 per acre. Easy terms. 9/27 S ACRES. FUKEEOHB HILL, and Up-to-O date New Six-roomed Bungalow, every possible convenience; wash-house, stable and feedroamjL< cowhouse and garage. Price, £1500. Terms arranged. 9/24 4 ACRES, CORNER. SECTION, garden, orchard and graaa paddocks, and CHAJuM--ING UP-TO-DATE S-roomed Bungalow, replete with every modern convenience. Fowlhouae and, run; storeroom, etc. LOVELY SEA VIEWS Half-an-hour .from city- Price, £2500. Terms arranged. 10/88 iK A ACRES. PUKEKOHE— Tiptop JIOXJ Rich Dairy Farm, well fenced into 12 paddocks; watered clumps native sheltei bush. HOMESTEAD of 7 rooms, new and up-to-date; every possible convenience. />* tached wash-house, copper and tubs. V. d:: ing shed, fitted with machines. ' Price, aw. per acre. Live and dead stock can be had at low valuation. Term* arranged. THIS IS ABSOLUTELY A GIFT AT PRICE ASKED. , 9/19: « A. L.- RAVEN, 147. QUEEN ST. (Next Hb&AXiD Offices. /"I COD. : T>ARTLY-IMPROVED T?ARM. [WITH all 'POOLS. TMPLEMENTS AND (4.EAR, AT £4 10 S ***"»«■ £»q>7 'ACRES EASY UNDULATING DO I COUNTRY—2OO acres grassed. 300 acres ready for the plough; fenced and subdivided; 3-roomed House and cowshed and outbuildings; splendidly watered, running stream a; cream waggon takes cream thrice weeklr' new railway will pass close ' to this property. I PRICE, ONLY £4 10s per acre, including fell tools, implements and household gear. H, LEWIS, LAND AGENT. TE AWAMUTU. SUBURBAN FARMLETS. FOUR ACRES. RICH FLATS. MODERN HOME, 4 rooms, all conv; laundry, copper, and tubs; man's room, workshop cowshed, concreted floor; nicely 1 aid-out grounds, orchard, garden; 1 acrt potatoes: well watered. Carrying three cows Handy to suburban station. South line, and hag two good road frontages tor cutting up. Only £1650. £700 cash or terms arranged. (7013) MT. EDEN, few minutes, level, to tram; high volcanic situation, commanding magnificent views. The latest in design and planning. Built best dry materials and first-class workmanship. Bungalow, 7 artistic rooms; all possible conv. Allot, almost lev'ji, 67ft by 250 ft. £2000, Best mountain position in the district. (7044^ REMUERA SEASIDE, glorious views; J.V right on tram, yet off tho dust—Gentleman's Modern Residence, 8 sunny rooms or one floor; especially built for open-air sleep ing; 3 reg. tiled grates; wardrobes, linenpress. No house is better appointed, having ever? modern cony. Broad verandahs looking to north. Splendid allotment facing the sun £2350- A first-cla3s bargain. 15953) MOORE-JONES BROS., 6, SHORTLAND ST.. also HAMILTON. £1200 A YEAR" THIS IS. WITHOUT DOUBT. THE FINEST ORCHARD PROPERTY IN THE AUCKLAND PROVINCE. OK ACRES WITHIN 8 MILES OF _0 QUEEN Appro*. 16 acres in full bearing orchard, comprised chiefly of pears apples, lemons and Poorman oranges; five large glass-houses now in tomatoes, grapes nod seedlings; two Dwellings on the pro perty. !arge stable, packing-shed, case-shed barn, etc; horses, waggon, implements, etc Owner expects to take £I'JOO off this pro perty this year. The pear crop alone ii expected to yield at least £400. It is onl.\ once in a lifetime that such a. property aj this is placed on the market. For further particulars, write at once te W. P. LEVY & CO., LAND AGENTS. WAIKUMETE.