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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17959, 8 December 1921, Page 4

, \ Sales; by; Auction, , '* • •'• • •■■ /*->•■■■- -•■.:- rr'IKINERS & ; Q.ROWERS, TTD„ ~ -v r> ''"", ' WILL SELL, l ji 4 ( . ■ rpO-DAY : ;(THURSDAYi,. '" '' ~ . AT 5 0 r A.M.' \' ' STRAWBERRIES STRAWBERRIES GOOSEBERRIES LEMONS BANANAS • ORANGES PLUMS APPLES APRICOTS PEAES GRAPES ' 1 TOMA.TOES TOMATOES .-PINES ' 1Q AND VEGETABLES, riWRNERS & GROWERS, J^TD., (Incorporating E. Turner and Sons, Ltd.) .' CITY MARKETS. . SPECIAL : SALE, OF SPECIAL SALE OF , FLOUR. FLOUR. FLOUR. LOUR. FLOUR. FLOUR. TURNERS & GROWERS. LTD., TURNERS & GROWERS. LTD.. WILL SELL .rpO-MORROW (FRIDAY), ' AT 10.45 A^M. 350 BAGS OF FLOUR (each 501b.). 45 SACKS OF FLOUR (each 2001b). This Flour is of first quality, therefore do not miss your opportunity. TURNEIvS & Q.ROWERS, T TD„ CITY MARKETS. « pRIDAY, -nECEMBER Q ( 1921. AT 12 NOON. AT NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE BLDGS., QUEEN STREET. WHITFORD.,-FREEHOLD PROPERTY OP 10 ACRES; rinor fenced; all ploughablo; watored by spring. Good road frontage. Small building roofed with iron. TERMS: CASH. ft The Property is Flagged. "' ..Q". "p "DENNETT. 'auctioneer. •piV'DAY, "nECEMBER Q AT 12 NOON. AT N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET. By ordor Public Trustee, as Exeoutor in the will of Mary AnnjKi'der (deceased). •jSesirable TOUILDING A LL6TMENT. MARSDEN AVENUE, OFF DOMINION ROAD—AII that piece or parcel of Laud being portion of Allot. 111., Section 10, Suburbs of Auckland, having a frontage . to Marsden Avenue of 60ft, by depth ol 136 ft. rWi The property is flagged. P. F '."R ENNETT ' AUCTIONEER. g I => Houses and Land for Sale. j. ; ,j , A GENUINE FARM BARGAIN, COUNTRY AT £16 10s. ... Read Carefully and Note Carefully :—.„ We are instructed by MESSRS. LANE AND.MARKS (of the Auokland Meat Co.) to dispose, of their fine, property situated at To Hoe. Waikato. The attention of genuine farm seekers, is particularly called to the bargain offered in this property. It is no exaggeration to say that no, bettor properties than this situated in the more boomed parts of: the Waikato are realising up .to £40 and £60 per acre. A -purchaser buying and rei soiling in 3 or 4 small farms would, we conscientiously believe, double his money within I a short time. It is an equally attractive purchase from ite producing point of view, if held and worked as one holding, Read carofully the following particulars, and work it out for yourself:— A]t(\ ACRES. FREEHOLD-Long main rfxXJ xoad metalled frontage: 2 miles from Te Hoe township, situated in & district thai is making very rapid progress; all exceptionally easy country, the whole being flai to sligntly undulating, with about 40 acres > easily drained swamp; good quality, easily worked loam soil on clay subsoil: no waste f land, no hilly land or rough sidelines; every «cro ploughablo with double furrow; nc I noxious weeds. Lies well to the sun. Roadc on three sides. The land is in separate sectionj, of approximately 60 acres each, and as each section ip served by one of the roadi it is an ideal proposition for subdivision ink small dairy farms without further expense. IMPROVEMENTS: • About 240 sores is its splendid solo of the beat English grasses and olovers. 25 acres rape and 40 aorea ploughed ready tor turnips. The balance consists ol ; fern, tea-tree, and swamp, and is all flat k sligntly undulating; ring-fenced, 8 paddocks; '' good fences. Buildings consist of whare, several small outbuildings, sheepyards. large . shed, and stable, which could be converted into good milking shed. The whole of the land is, eminently suited for dairying, and the present carrying 'capacity ig 80 cows, Next -year 100 could be milked,, and when balance is brought in the farm will easilj ■ carry 160 cows and do them well. Cream ser vice passes the gate. PRICE. £16 10a. which is an absurdly low figure, No counter offei .will be considered. Terms. £2000 cash, bal ance term of years at 6 ner cent. We are we|l;* acquainted with thiß property, and to the individual buyer or to two or three '• young men with the .necessary capital be. • it is a unique opportunity. . MILBURN & CO., •Li .-SOLE AGENTS. KING'S' CHAMBERS. COMMERCE ST, \i ! * X- ■ ■ 1 DEV&NPORT BARGAIN, ■ O\7NER LEAVING NEW ZEALAND. TjtlVE' ROOMS (ONE VERY LARGE)X? Bathroom, conservatory; electrio 'lighi V throughout. Purchaser can have fur , nituije at low price if required.' LAND 50ft. by 150 ft.; garden and fowlrun. Close to ferry. £1050. TflE GEM OF REMUERA. TTERY ATTRACTIVE BRICK. 6V. ROOMED BUNGALOW: tiled roof: plaster and beam ceilings; modern style; large reception hall: picturesque front,_ whioh will appeal to your artistic temperament; panoramic views of sea and land. In short, a real cosy Bungalow. £3250 M C.R. WILLIAMSON & CO. 16. FORT STREET. i HONEYMOON , BUNOiALQW, HERNE BAY-£1750. DEP. £300. DEP. £300, \ „ • ■ _____ ■' /-• DISTINCTION. OLoMus^.HARBOUR VIEWS/ ' ~ , GLOBJPUS;,. HARBOUR VIEWS; pHARMJNa": BUNGALOW. 5 rooms, and I V.sfßpacraus eleoping. balcony. All the rooms are v sunny arid bright, artistic papers, tiled open fireplaces, beam ceilings; large breakfast room, with French windows opening on to pleasant sitting-out balcony; contains all tho latent ideas of home-building and* ilabour-flaving devices; electrio light, p.b. .aftd b., p.w.0.; built on solid' conorete foundation: biluard room naa been fitted'out under the house with natural light windows. . THE BEST VALUE IN' HERNE BAY. "• ; '..L> This i. the Best Proposition on pur Books.. ,-■ • ,-■•♦' *-■ MILES 'J; CASSIDY; REW'S CHAMBERS. 16, QUEEN STREET I . ' (Opp, 0.P.0,). • /..-■'.-'•