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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18277, 19 December 1922, Page 3

HOUSES AMD LAND FOR SALE. ONE TREE HILL-Selcct LocalityFine Views.—.New Bungalow; on l 1J.950; cash, £200. ARTHUR'S, Opp. Town Hall. SECCOiIBE RD. — 'Modern Bungalow Immediate possession. Only £1050. ARTHUR'S, Opp. Town Hall. MX. ALBERT. — VAGNIPICEN: i-ACRE SECTIONS. Best part.' Close tram. ARTHUR'S. Opp. Town Jlall. r A rAETM FWN T IT OU S E—C IT Y A Rood r arable, proposition CLEARING AT PRESENT i'T 10s PER WEEK. 12 gooi rooms ar.d "'.l conveniences, fully furnished and caoablo of extrusion. PRICE FOI GOODWILL as a going concern, with al furniture, bedding, linen, etc., J6CO. Wall in, walk out. ABBOTT AND ELMSLY. 95. Queen Street. CHOICE BUILDING SECTIONS 0} {.j EASIEST TERMS. VICTORIA PARK. DEVONPORT. 12 Quarter and Half-Acre Sections, lord high, beautiful views harbour and country; water frontage*, bathing, boatins : electric light, sewer drainage, K ns, water. Fron £330 per section. from £10 deposit: bal. 5. rer cent, for 3 years. Take Victoria Pari A. PUDER. on the Ground. ■i~, _\ :rtor;a. ;-veiiuo. Devonport. pPSOII BAR G A I N Snug little Home of 4 rooms and bath room; range, gas ring, p.w.c, w.c. and t. concrete floor woodshed, all in spiel; anc span order; section S3 by ISO. This little property is dirt cheap at the monov. Price £i?OS. Terms. SOLE AGENTS: CJTOREY AND QTEWART. Otokey AND Otewart SO. BRUNSWICK BUILDINGS. T7l A R M B A R G A I N. 1100 .ApRES, Hokianga, well subA'XVJKJ dmdea; good buildings; good roads: 1400 sheer, 800 cattle. Price as going concern, 10_ guineas; terms. Further particulars. MATHEWS, JACOMBS AND CO Wright's Buildinss, Fori St. £150 DEPOSIT-Neai Royal Oak.Bungalow Houso of 6 lares roomsi rough-cast, tiled roof, wash-house ?•?..**• Eas; i-acre volcanic land; must b* sold, owner away; balance, £1300, on aiisy terms. £150 DEPOSIT—Near Ponsonbv Car _ Tula, 5 rooms, w.h., o. and t.. pat. draint£e< bai,. £SOO, as rent. priru and int tW. J. PRIEST. ■603, N.Z. Insurance Buildimja. M A U R E W A. BUNGALOW, new. all comvs.j 5 acre* ~~.5 p , len 'k d positioni 35a week. MODERN HOME. 6 rooms; 3 acres; 1 mile station: Sos week, SHOP AND DWELLING, 4 rooms; opp P. 0.: £2 5s week. 64 ACRES, 2 miles station. Six-romed. good tarm Residence and outbuildings; £3 per week. EXOS S, PEGLER. The Mode] Suburb Agent. Manurew3. Phone 22. GOLNG pOXCERN. olng Concern. a qplendid t7arm, J± OpLEXDID 1' ARM. fQ ~ ACRES, all in the best of grease > -LO<J and crop; 5-roomed Bungalow, shec, machines, all implements; 30 choice cows, ; v heifers, 8 working horses, spring cart, a'l harness; best of river fiats, and easy downs; good fencing. Price. £34 per a;re: eas • terms. Consider arc all place in exchange. Farmers, do not miss this. i". SUTCLTFFE AND CO.. 17, Vulcan Lano.

£100. A YONDALE — BEST PART. -3.VONDALE — BEST PART. ARTISTIC BUNGALOW of i rooms ami "*" kitchenette; oiled rirna finish; aic j papers; open fireplaces; pore, bath a_. I basin, a. n_d c. water; ia-s-J level section. ! 7u__. station. PRICE, ONLY £950. D AVID K AY. i. WYNDHAM STREET. £~A DEPOSIT burs Hall-acre., hand.i3\J station. Papakura. and new Bur gsbw; keep poultry and work in town. Pric I £900. This is les3 than £1 a week rent Weekly train ticket. -Is 3d. I EXCHANGE for Town House.—Four Acre J First-clasa Land, handy South Lin j station (3 minutes;; lovely Bungalow, a! j conveniences; running 2 cowa; £2300. Cv,-_e. j wants Town House. 2~ ACRES. South, suburban, all level ]__«'. j «J of good Quality. 20 acres fallow, . i grassed. New 3-roomed House. A genuiiu i Cargaia at £1350; cash £'230. ' IACRE and 4-Rcomed Hou3e; £700, cash £250. A sure seller. i W. K. F RA - XCIS - | PHONE ii' ' * PAPAKURA \ OOING /CONCERN. VTOING OONCEKN. F ARMLET AX QUBURBAN T INE ' ARMLET VJn DuBURBaN JUiXL i AX ACRES, i-mile from station, with soot ! 4-roomed House, concrete fbundntr'or, I built 5 years; p.h. and b., water laid or. wash-house, c. and t.'s; dairy, cowshed large shed, trapshed, 2 large fowlhouses eeveral Email ontte. and chicken coops young orchard; horse, cart, and harness trig, pedigree Jersey cow (makes 15lb. but I<:r per calf. 150 fowl?, lot of chick e_s, 12 ducks. Land in good heart, wote-rec by creek and spring. Well subdivided. Pllgl; £2000. DEPOSIT TO BE ARRANGED. GOOD REASON FOR SELLING. J AND T)EPARTMENT, J. R. ROBEBTSO.V. L TD.. QUEEN STREET (OPP. COURT'S). K E R I N O IV O O L. a it i no yy o o l \t e r i no \y o O L MERINO SHEEP ARE ALMOST UNPROCURABLE. 300,000 A LSASEHOLD - About IS years to run. 10 000 ACRES FREEHOLD. Freehold gives owner special advantages in relation to leasehold. TAZES SMALT,. GOODWILL IMPROVEMENT And about °0 000 SHEEP ' MOSTLY MERINO. Small portion Halt-bred. 1,200 CATTLE--SOnORSES0 nORSES - NOTE.—WooI clipped 1021 averaged Sib. per sheep. Statement by Mr. V. Riddiford in Ly-ttel-tnn Timc-s of December .;. 1022:-- \/lien 1 left London the General "l?- 111 * 1 " "'. - \ u ' brr-kr-ra was that there would be a rise in pnrw, hut rot a marked one. r i.;c woo w,il probably maintain its present high level f,r cone time My broker s advice to rue when leaving London wm. if the opportunity offered, not; to lose a chance of buying* ■nv reasonable figure a property that was producing Merino or Hall-bred Wools. CAN BE PURCHASED AS A p OING CONCERN. CHANCE OF A LIFETIME! Owner will (jive delivery March 1, 1923. Full particulars as to price and terms, etc., on application by letter to PASTORALIST. C*re Charles Haines Advertising Agency, The Daigety Building. Wellington.^