Houses and Land lor Sale. 0. E. YOUNG & CQ-, 91-93, QUEEN STREET. CITY. WE HAVE TTOUSES T7OR CALE. WE HAVE CLIENTS "PIT ANTING OOUSE3. (IN CERTAIN LOCALITIES). WE DON'T SAY WE CAN SELL YOURS WE'LL DO OCK BEST. SO SEND IT ALONG. To. ! C. E. YOUNG & CO., 91-93. QUEEN STREET. CITY. REMUERA WATERSIDE. C GENTLEMAN'S, RESIDENCE.-2-storeyeel ft Bungalow of S Urge rooms, with all j offices and modern convs.. tile roof, stone j foundation. large garage, i-acre freehold, ail I well planted; glorious harbour views; eiaI vated and sunnv position: 4min. to tram* PRICE, £3600. Terms. Good value.' REMUERA WATERSIDE. MODERN BUNGALOW or 5 room* „1] ofSre s and convs., p.w.c.. city riramace, I wardrobes. ciiDbcards, etc.; largo verandah ! rec. hall, bathroom, p.b., etc , h. and c •' j «-ac. freehold, all well planted, plenty of (vegetables and fruit; harbour views, sunny j position. 3min. to cars. Price £1550; £550, cash. GEORGE COLE, 158. SYMONDS ST. and 113. REMCERV ROAD. j.| OME ' TWO CREAP PROPERTIES. PARNELL HANDY TO CITY. TITAN UK A U ROAD—GOOD 6-ROOMED IVJL RESIDENCE. in pood condition; ! i large Sec;ion. Owner leaving town. Only £1150; £300 cash; balance arranged GREEN LANE-GREAT SOUTH ROAD SPLENDID MODERN HOME, 8 . j rooms and even,- convenience. . I Good Section, well laid out. elevated . j position. £1100, or owner, v-ho is going 1 ■ South, would consider reasonable offer. 1 Easy terms. • 1 Apply TQARRISH. "jI.TORRISON AND po„ 21. PALMERSTON BUILDINGS j QUEEN STREET. I HERNE BAY. A TTRACTIVE VILLA. 0 rooms, bath, . I\. califont. p.w.c, beautifully finished interior, blinds; lovely harbour view; near • tram; £ 2300. STANLEY BAY. HANDSOME RESIDENCE of S rooms and kitchenette, bath, califont, p.w.c, large section in lawns, garden and fruit. Frontage to salt water; lovely and iar-reachmg I views. Great Value at £1550. ! REMUERA. J TVTODERN BUNGALOW, 5 rooms and kit. ' IVJL chenette. built under architect's supervision; every up-to-date requirement; jusl . off tram line; large area land; £ 2200. I DEVONPORT. "VTILLA, 6 large' rooms. Electric light; i V pore, bath; p.w.c; verandahs, front and back. Fine harbour views. Clos* to ferry —£1350. CITY BOARDING HOUSE. I>l*>AiA BUYS FREEHOLD OF GOOD sblZ'Ul/ BOARDING HOUSE, centrally -situated, close to harbour front and tram lino. SUBURBAN BUNGALOW. TMMEDIATE pOSSESSION. SIX LARGE ROOMS, reception hall, pore, bath, hot water, p.w.c.; nice high position; half an hour from Queen St. A bargain at £1450. CR. WILLI AMSONci 16, PORT STREET (WRIGHT'S BLDGS.). 2 SPLENDID FARMS. QQO ACRES.—Cream collected; township DO-/ 1 mile, post office, school, i-mile; splendidly watered; SO acres drained swamp, all ploughable; railway 5 miles, metalled road. House, all conveniences ; 20-Du.il concrete e.hed, implement ehed, calfhouse, and other buildings. PRICE, only £16 10s an acr-s; easy terms. Would cut into three farms. Easily worth £25 per acre. Inspect this. N.F. 59 7701 ACRES —£500 CASH—Townehip, I I 4| miles; 4-roorned Cottage, shed. Splendid proposition. £5 per acre. Can Freehold for another £4. N.F. 303 WHITTAEER & CO., EVERYBODY'S AGENTS, •PHONE 3733. PHOENIX CHAMBERS. PONSONBY BARGAIN. GOOD SOUND 5-ROOMED HOUSE, level section, close to cars, in nic# locality, splendid outlook, with prospec- ' tree value. Price, £ 750; cash, £ 150. KHYBER PASS. 5 -ROOMED HOUSE, good position, clcsa to Symonds Street. Price. £1300; cash, £ 500. GRAFTON. "I A-ROOMED HOUSE, good seotion. J-\J immediate possession. Price, £2250; terms. STEPHENSON & CO, 16. WYNDHAM STREET. GOING CONCERNS. SUBURBAN AREA. OO ACRES in grass, crops, and fallow; Oil well fenced and subdivided, well watered; water frontage. Five-roomed 1 Bungalow and necessary outbuildings; li miles station and township. Included with the property are 3 MILKING COWS. HEIFER. 2 CALVES, 3 HORSES, AND ALL IMPLEMENTS. Price. £3000. Terms, £800 cash. , lAO ACRES. 100 acres English grasses. J-TcO well fenced, well watered ; £ Houses and numerous outbuildings: 1 mile included with the property being 21 COWS. PIGS. SEPARATOR, AND IMPLEMENTS. Price, £35 per acre. Easy terras arranged. P. J CRUMP, ALSTON CHAMBERS. 63. QUEEN ST. GOING CONCERN. 70 D MEY C ows - C)-t Q ACRES—AiI rich and level kahikatea «uXO land, piougned and in grass and crop. Residence, 7 rooms, and extensive outbuildings; large cowshed, concreted, and fitted with machines. Stock includes 70 cows. 7 horse 1 ., 30 pigs, reaper and binder, drill, mowing machine, bay rake, and nweep carts, harness, ploughs, etc. School a&d store 1 mile; South Line from Auckland. An ideal dairy farm, and the best value m the market. PRICE, £60 per acre as goiss concern. A. E. DEWAR, 17. UNION BUILDINGS, CUSTOMS ST. HENDERSON— 6i Acres in grass. House. 5 rooms, scullery, etc.: 5 minutes from station; floor coverings, blinds, etc.; two cow«; poultry, pig, and implements. Price. £1700. £600 cash, balance at 6 per cent. 1 Owner would exchange for a farm of 30 to 100 acres. MT. ALBERT—House. 5 rooms, bathroom, wash-house, copper and tubs, • p.w.c, gas, etc. Section. 65ft. by 95ft. ■ j (approx.); 5 minutes frcrn train and tram. j Price. £1025. £300 cash. A VONDALE—House, 4 rooms, bathroom. .cL hot and cold water. ga«, wash-house, copper and tubs; large iron shed; W minutes to station. Price, £1150. £651) cash. Balance at 6 per cent. R BLUCK & SON. *k *Eltoßft 3933 (3. itnse}, AVONDALBi.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17661, 23 December 1920, Page 4
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