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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17651, 11 December 1920, Page 15

, Houses and Land for Sale. MANGERE. MANGERE BRIDGE MANGERE BRIDGE ESTATE. ESTATE. gALE "gY pRIVATB IJIREATY. T OTAL A REA IQ9 ACRES THE PROPERTY OP W. J. AND J M WALLACE. ««••«. Tins Magnificent Property has W, subdivided into areas ranging from 9 TO 24 A'.! Fine Residential and Grazine Lots. L'r.Hurpasaed Sea and Landscapo Views •^{!L h «l f " m^, *ii from Manure Br.els.- School practically opposite. City hud on, The foil in of the richest volcanic, and th« »' l,,! ' area 13 exceptionally well sheltered the most convenient and best Bi.bu:\: s .on on th« market at the pieeent Easy terms arranged. Full particulars on application. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD., TDK HAYMARKET LAND SALEROOMS ALBERT STREET. AUCKLAND. FLAT AND ROLLING COUNTRY. 860 A ( ■ REa AT £11 10s PER ACfi E. FOR SUBDIVISION. JJAIRYING OR /CROPPING. A COMPACT FREEHOLD BLOCK OF RICH WARM COUNTRY. A~f) ACRES PLOUGHED and in grass • 'li °/ cult i v atM>n; balance all easy Ploughable land. No Rum country. Town ana conveniences only two miles off. Land is friable loam, which grows good crops, par- - 1.: : i:ar.y roota. Splendid clover country excellent fences; numerous subdivisions. Urns road frontage. Carrying sheep and cattle a: present, but land is well suited for dairying, which is extensively followed in tap locality. rim&ll House; largo combined stable, implement shed, shearing shed etc.; yards and dip. AT £11 10s PER ACRE an excellent opportunity is offered either for a farming or cutting-up proposition. Suitable for four soldiers. Terms to be arranged. FOR SALE" inr OR EXCHANGE. 460 A CKES rOLCANIC T. AND "AND RIVER FLATS, AS A GOING CONCERN. AT £9A PER ACRE. A FREEHOLD^ FARM, comprising heavy - v volcanic land and river flats, situated li miles from school, township, and saleyards. _ Good Seven-roomed Kauri House, " with prone, \voolshed. eight-bail cowshed with n % ;^ Jrcow Plant, sheep yards and dip. Ui the area, 100 acres are river flats. 200 acres ploughable now. and a further 200 acres plougnable when land is cleaned up. The property is carrying now 53 cows, 20 yearlings. 1 bull, 2 horses, and sheep, and is much understocked. The present capacity is 70 to 80 dairy cows and a considerable number rt dry stock besides. PRICE, m-.luding milking plant, separator 53 cows. 2 horses, 1 bull, disc harrows and Plough : £24 per acre. £2000 Cash. Ihe owner of this farm will accept approved town property or small farm in. exchange as part payment. NORTH AUCKLAND FARMERS' CO-OP., ,-,,.„' „„ LIMITED KING'S CHAMBERS. COMMERCE ST.. AUCKLAND. ' (Head Office: "Whanga-rei.) BEST ON THE MARKET FREEHOLD. LAND TRANSFER TITLE. 380 ACRES - 25 ° of ' wllic k are rich alluvial *-"->*-. flats and drained swamp, 70 undulating, 60 hilly. All first-class land. WATERED by good streams. 270 Acres in grass, carrying 70 dairy cows. 30 steers, 2 horses. BUILDINGS.— House. 8-bail cowshed (concrete floor), 4-cow milkißg plant, 5-staJl stable. Factory 1J miles; echool, 1 mile. PRICE—ONLY J?24 PER ACRE. GREAT VALUE TUAKAU. 17 ACRES, Freehold, Land Transfer Tiile; i-mile from station; ring-fenced and in crass. Good road frontage. ONLY j£KQ PER ACRE. EASY TERMS. A SNIP ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LIMITED. CUSTOMS STREET. AUCKLAND. AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY; A very <ine Dairy Farm in the Glaxo «rea, on your own terras, and £12 per acre below the figure refused some little time ] „ i-i',- tor the Property. ITfi ACRES, with fine buildings, which ( -i I\J would probably cost over £3000 to l erect to-day; 20 acres are in excellent oat ] crop, the balance in good mixed English, t i? 3 ? B '. except about 20 acres paspalum. i ■which is a splendid stand-by in case of » 1 droughty summer. The property consists 1 < ft about 60 acres of rich alluvial fiats, the baiance being easy undulating country; theTe is no broken or hilly land, and it is all ot first-class quality. The farm has just recently been top-dressed throughout, and besides the oat crop a, -valuable crop of hay can be secured. The farm is particularly *«!! watered. The situation of the property ie unexcelled, being within 2i miles of railway station, i-mile from Glaxo collection, handy to cheese factory, and within halfan hour's car drive of Hamilton. "'The pro- - Perty has a long road frontage, and would Cfsyy rut un into two dairy farms. YOU COLLD MILK A HERD OF 70 COWS. THE' PRICE. FOR 2 WEEKS ONLY. IS '• *56 PER ACRE, which is exactly £12 per Sfre less than was offered for the property B'Wi'.e little time ago, since when improve, rnents to a value of about £400 have been effected. TERMS: Say. £500 down. £1000 in six mcriins. balance to remain on mortgage for term of years at current rate. If you can Arrange for th© above oa«h, sound mortgage securities might also be accepted as part Payment. REMEMBER, unless this property is sold privately within two weeks, it must be definitely withdrawn as the owner has made irranyements to auction same. The property is now quoted at the reserve figure, and acre .lies your opportunity. Apply : MILBURN & CO.; , EMPIRE BUILDINGS, J SW ANSON STREET; Or. ||ILBURN, JILUCOTT AND r^O., KAM2LTOH.