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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18171, 17 August 1922, Page 3

■ "• Houses and Land loir Sale. , GOING CONCERN. BOARDING HOUSE. SPLENDID COUNTRY BUSINESS. HOUSE OF 20 ROOMS and nil ontbuildmgs, including large garage; 6 acres land, in 4 paddocks; oarryiag 3 cows, howe, fowls, ducks, and 4 pigs. PRICE, going concern. £4000. including furniture, stock, bedding, and cbtlery. Walk in, walk out. Books may be inspected. Terms are good. .438 TAKAPUNA 1 - 1 MILE FROM TRAJW, IAI ACRES, splendid fruit land., with ■AU4, easterly aspect; fenced and ploughed ready for planting. PRICE. £750. Terms exceptionally easy to good man. 440 GOING CONCERN.. .31 MILES FROM RAILWAY. . ONE OF THE BEST CENTRES. Oi 7 ACRES, subdivided into 15 paddocks, jUX. I well watered. House, 3 rooms; j oowshed, implement and manure shed; 140 j acres in grass; carrying at present 71 dfciry > cows, 6 horses: will carry more when fully developed. Full range of implements. PRICE, going concern, £37 peir acre. Terms j reasonable. -432 SUBURBAN~PROPERTY. GLORIOUS HARBOUR VIEWS. 3 ACRES, with good road frontage and nice native bush. Modern House of 7 rooms, well built, and all conveniences. Good section could be sold without interfering with view. PRICE,, £2500. or offer. Terms arranged. 1150 C. F. BENNETT, N.Z. INSURANCE BLDGS.. QUEEN ST. DECEASED . ESTATE. CHOICE DAIRY FARM. 7fti A CRES •HRAINED CjWAMP. <02 .Acres JJrained Dwamp. UNENCUMBERED. A FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situated in _the heart of one of Auckland's best dairying districts, under a mile to factory, and handy to conveniences; all rich swamp land, drained, and carrying a splendid sole of cocksfoot, ryegrass, and clover. The laje owner carried 45 cows and 3 horses, which is the normal capacity of the farm; 7 paddocks, each well watered by artesian bores. Buildings comprise 4-roomed Cottage, cowshed fitted for machines, engine room, and cart shed: concrete floors to cowshed and yards. PRICE, £65 per acre. £500 cash. and iESOO to be Bpent on house within one year, balance on first mortgage /or 5 years at 6 per cent. This is a genuine dairy farm, well suited for a pedigree or grade herd. SMALL HOLDINGS. •ifk ACRES, FREEHOLD—South Lino— IV i-miile school: all ploughed and more or less in crops—lucerne, oats, potatoes, onions, edo. Very suitable market garden; 8 acres flat, 2 acres undulating. New House; 6 paddocks. PRICE. £1000. Reasonable terms. IK ACRES. FREEHOLD-PUKEKOHE L«J DISTRICT—Going concern, with G cows, hoi'se, trap, and harness, etc. Comfortable Home. PRICE. £1700. £300 oish. Owner will exchange for 60-acre farm and put in some cash. CA ACRES. FREEHOLD—Good quiility %)\J volcanic land. Well-built House and outbuildings. Property is carrying 15 cows and young stock: capable of further improvement. PRICE, £1530. Good value. SHEEP COUNTRY, We invite inquiries regarding sheep country; areas of from 300 to 5000 acres available. The owner of one large run will consider approved mortgages or city property for his equity, about £33,000. NORTH AUCKLAND FARMERS' CO-OP.'. LTD., KING'S CHAMBERS. COMMERCE ST.. 'Phone 2223 A. AUCKLAND. Box 550. VALUABLE CORNER SECTION. HEART OF CITYQHOP and Dwelling and 3 Cottagss: flrsfcO class position for factory or warehouse; splendid light. £1250. A Gi& SMALL PARM. O-g ACRES, in grass, carrying 11 cows and jiJJL other stock r « miles railway station; House 4 rooms, and outbuildings. A snug Home at £J260. BEST IN EPSOM. SLOPES OF CORNWALL PARK.— Modern Bungalow, very artistic style; pore bath, califont; fine se* views; extra large Section, garage, etc. £2550. DEVONPORT,. VILLA. 7 rooms, in first class order; poro. bath, calif ont; level volcanic Section; handy to Ferry. £1200. G. R. WHXLAMSON & CO. 16. FORT STREET. SPECULATORS! DAIRYMEN! ii RICH LITTLE FARM- OF,'BS ACRES. A. situated just outsidis the borough boundary of one of the most progressive dairying towns on the Mais. Trunk line and only ono mile from P.O. and railway.. Here are some of its advantages: — (1) Practically all rich river flats, admirably suited for TOWN SUPPLY. (2.) Two road frontages right through tho property, and will cut up into 5 and 10-acro lots, for which there is a keen demand. (3.) The present owner took close on £100 in 12 months in royalties for metal carted through the property, and there is still an unlimited supply. PRICE, £36 PER ACRE. TERMS, ,l? 800. Don't miss thiß., Write-or send me t\. collect wire for particulars. 'J. R. MORTON. BOX 60. TE KUITI. GOING CONCERN. OAA ACRES, , South line, half-drained jJ\)\J swamp, balance easy, undulating; all plouijhablo but five acres; practically all grass; 10 paddocks: beautifully sheltered farm; good quality land.' Small House of 4 rooms, 8-bail cowshed, engine and separator-room, milking machine, concrete yard. Stock and implements comprise: 41 Cows, carefully selected, including 17 purebred Jersey heifers from imported bulls, in calf to pedigree Jersey bull. 3 good horses and full range of good implements. Price, £34. Cash, £900. Balance arranged, as farm is unencumbered. E. C. HURREY & CO., PREMIER BUILDINGS. DURHAM STREET EAST. GOING CONCERN;; 0£» ACRES, all in grass, all level, fenced. OU and subdivided into 9 paddocks: water by springs and windmill. BUILDINGS.—4-Roomed House, cowshed, 6 bails, suitable for tnachines. STOCK.—I 6 Cows, 3 good horses, tprir.g cart and harness, gig and harness, S.F. plough, disc chain and tripod harrows, 65gallon separator, cream and milk cans. LOCALITY.—BJ miles Pokeno Station« jmile Post Office, School, and Hall. Stores delivered. •>*• PRICE, £39 PER ACRE, GOING CONCERN. Take Town Properties, or small deposit. This Farm is capable of carrying 30 cows. SOLE AGENTS, H. R. BURRETT, 1 4, DURHAM S'i'RhiET EAST. 'Phone 4111 and 35J.8. 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