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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18197, 16 September 1922, Page 13

Houses and Land for Sale. TAKAPUNA. £}■% QAA —MODERN 6-roomed Bungalow, dyJLOUv/ artistically finished interior, glorious se* views, bandy to beach; a splendid home. PONSONBY. £1R) DEPOSIT. . , -C*l AKA—SOLID 6-roomed House, in first3t/XUO\7 ciuea order; large section; very cheap. _ DEVONPORT. i?11A A—BUNGALOW. 4 rooms: Urge dwJJLv/Vf section; uninterrupted harbour view; exceptionally cheap. ALBERT ~w7 CLARK, "THE HOMEFINDER," 91 93. QUEEN STREET. HERNE BAY. FOR SALE OR LEASE FOR TERM, GENTLEMAN'S FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED RESIDENCE. 10 roome; telephone, electric light, gas, every convenience; {-acre section terraced to harbour. Fine view; 132 ft. frontage to splendid tarred road and same to harbour. Bathing, yachting, fishing, launch shed on property; large motor garage with electrio light and power. Short distance from tram. Principals only. Apply SEASIDE, 765. Hkralix SALE OR EXCHANGE. MARKET RD. EPSOM. DEPOSIT. £200. Or SECTION. MOTOR-CAR, ETC.. AS DEPOSIT. 6 ROOMS AND i-ACRE. TENNIS COURT. ETC. REDUCED FROM £2000 TO £1650. REDUCED FROM £2000 TO £1650. 6 ROOMS, modern kauri Home, p.b. and b„ city drainage, califont. range and gas stove, wardrobes, linenpress, art papers; Stnin. tram, Epsom. Absentee owner. Must sell or exchange this week. I SOLE AGENT— > MILES J. CASSIDY, ; REW'S CHAMBERS. 15. QUEEN ST. ! HOME SITE. 3 A ACRES, 10mm. from Manurewa Stv 4 tion; elevated position; large road , frontage to metilled road: subdivided into 8 sections; part native bush; permanent creek. A real snip at £650: terms arranged. ENOS S. PEGLER, AGENT. •Phone 29. MANUREWA. E£Q ACRES, PIOPIO, near Te Kuiti; tiUO 500 grass, practically all ploughable, 150 been ploughed; 8 miles of sheepproof fencing; 8 paddocks. Small House and sheds; sheep and cattle yards. This place will do 60 < cows now, besides other stock. Native lease. 40 years. Price, £2 15s per acre. £150 caah. 07A ACRES, to Lease; all in grasa. Rael *- I\J good Houee and buildings. Will milk 60 cows. Will lease for term to genuine farmer. E. C. HURREY & CO., PREMIER BUILDINGS. DURHAM atiUutu'l' LAST. PAPAKURA. A REAL BARGAIN. 7A-ACRE DAIRY FARM, suitable stud I\J farm: 3 miles station: practically all level; wintered 47 head; really well sheltered. Good 6-roomed House, all outbuildings, and plenty of them; machines. Price. £68 10s per acre. Owner will give easy terms, or soil as a going concern, with 33 milkers, etc. This is a perfect suburban home, and a tip-top farm. PAPAKURA. BY THE SILVERY SEA. 91 ACRES OF LEVEL LAND, and a t)4 modern 6-Roomed Bungalow, replete with all convs..; £1900; easy terms; immediate possession. Mr. City Man! Come out this (Saturday) afternoon and let mo show you some Suburban Homes. SEND ME YOUR FARM TO SELL. W. K. FRANCIS, . 'PHONE 44. PAPAKURA. ' VICTORIA AVENUE. £2500 OR OFFER, : 5 "RUY THIS MODERN CAUFORNIAN ' JT> BUNGALOW, replete in every way:. ' 6 pretty rooms (one 28 by 19). reception hall. 1 roof of N.Z. tiles, sleeping porch, porcelain • bath, basin, p.w-c.: wash-house, copper, ' tubs, etc. Section, 50 by 150, nicely laid • out An attractive home in excellent " locality. Can buy on reasonable terms. Inspect promptly and mako your own offer. ■1 MONEY IN POULTRY. CALL for details of our FAMOUB TAKANINI FARMLETS—ONE ACRE up- • wards—alongside train. Buy a future town--1 ship lot • SHORT & COMPANY. ■ 18. SWANSON STREET. I DEHDEBA W ATEESIDE. ! QUAINT AND ARTISTIC BUNGALOW. • in sunny and sheltered position. Stands high in good Bection. Six Nicely-decorated Rooms. Panelled vestibule and dining room. » Quaint mantelpieces and fitments. Motor garage. PRICE, £1975, or near offer. DEMUEEA TTf ATERSIDE. TVTEW AND UP-TO-DATE BUNGALOW, , 6 rooms. Double living room, 2 very r large b?drooms, and all possible convenis ences, including electric light, heavy jbeam » ceilings, and the decoration is earned out ? in tho early English style. ' Nice sunny position, handy to trams, and on " a level, well laid-out section. ) PRICE, £2800, or near offer. , HARROP & MEDLEY, 15. SHORTLAND STREET. 1 " . * — ! PAPATOETOE. 26 ACRES. *l™ PER ACRE TirONEY QAN BE J)OUBLED. AN advertißisment space is too Bmall to fully describe unusual value offered m il above lot. Offered by non-resident owner for Salo I ONE WEEK ONLY. 3 NOT FAR FROM RAILWAY STATION. ' ON MAIN ROAD. HAS CHARMING VIEWS. ~ WILL CUT UP READILY. •;■ HAS WATER ON IT. Wo <s*n 5 rove it to bo but half the price asked for similar land within the same I distance from the station and on any main ; . road. a DELIGHTFUL SPOT FOR A HOME. r __«_ * MACKESY & SON, A 8. UNION BUILDINGS. £ CUSTOMS STREET EAST. n I HENDERSON FARMLET. il T INCOLN ROAD—li ' Miles from I. JLf Station, School, and Township by Metalled Road—l4l Acres (about) n of loam land, having frontago 1-chain to i- road and about 4 chains frontage to good e navigable stream at back, giving water !- access from Auckland, distance 10 nules. e The property is fenced, drained, always s warm, and sheltered by well-grown wattle : belts on 3 sides, a great asset to a poultry r farmer; half level, half gentle slope; 2 acres h apple orchard, 5 years planted, comprising 0 60 Delicious. 100 Yates', and 17 Ohinemuri; 4 acres grass, balance fallow. Modern Bungalow of 5 large rooms, reception hall; wash--0 house: bathroom with pore, bath and basin, ~ Chip neater on balcony providing hot water S to bath; leadlight effects, built-in wardy robes and cupboards; 4 large tanks on ' r stands; built 3 years; 2 baloonies, 2 sheds. c l The House is all that could be desired, and . the property would suit intensive cultiva--1 tion, poultry, or a retired person; 16 trains ," to and from Auckland each day; suburban ,' fares. pRICE. £225() TERMS. £300 CASH. BALANCE 61 PER CENT. SANDERS~& BOND, 81. SHORTLAND STREESP.