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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18282, 26 December 1922, Page 2

HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE. OKK ACRES, MANGA 3 miles £iOO school, store and P. 0., metal road; 7 miles station; 150 acres grass, 100 acres bush and tea-tree, containing 130,000 ft. good millable timber. Owner runs firewood business with farm worth £150 per year (appro*.). The land is undulating to hilly; 4 paddocks, sheep-proof fercea; 'well watered. Well-built shanty. PRICE, £5 10s; cash. £300. „ rr —Going Concern— rt.ilDO way, South line; all in (trass and ci-od. Good House; milking shed, with rr.achines; 21 cows, horses, and implements. TRICE, £65 per acre. Exchange equity, £1575, for House and £500. E. C. HURREY & CO. PREMIER BUILDINGS. DURHAM STREET LAST. BROWN'S BAY. THE IDEAL, HARD SANDY BEACH, WHERE BATHING CAN BE ENJOYED AT ANY STATE OP THE TIDEOWING to the number of inquiries for Sections and Cottages in the Bay we have arranged that our Mr. C. L. Clarke will be at his residence, Oban Road. Brown Bay, for the purpose of showing clients ov-r the property. PRICES OF SECTION'S, FROM £17 10«. Deposits from £5 per Section; balaiioo from £1 per month. GRAY & COCKROFT, SMEETON'S BUILDINGS. DECEASED STATE. ECEASED INSTATE. v PARENGARENGA — KQAA A £!!!• ARENGA.RENGA — DOXJVJ -ti-CRES. LEASE. 5i YEARS TO RUN. ANNUAL RENTAL, £100, RENEWABLE AT VALUATION q BY d MAORI LAND BOARD. FULL COMPENSATION. About 1000 acres been Brassed. 1000 acres bush, say 3000 acres plouffhable. If properly broken m, should carry 1} to 2 aheap Plenty creeks. Practically no noxious •weeds. COTTAGE, 5 rooms, woolshed, and storeroom. Navigable wator to the Homestead. STOCK; 1230 sheep, 330 lambs, 62 head mixed cattle. Boat, implements, etc. with the place at £4500. CASH. £1800. BALANCE 5 YEARS 6 PER CENT. Full particulars. N Z L OAN AND EECANTILBi AGENCY COMPANY. LIMITED. REMUERA. CLOSE TO TEAM LINE. BUNGALOW, 5 rooms, all modern fittings, motor garage; fine views; high position; in first-class order. £2250 OR OFFER. STANLEY BAY. OVERLOOKING THE HARBOUR. XT'ILLA, 6 rooms, bathroom, conservatory 5' V glorious views; harbour frontage, , £2000. POULTRY FARM. * GOING CONCERN. 3 ACRES, close suburban station; wirenetted and subdivided; 500 fowls, GOO chickens, horse, cart, and. harness. Fiveroomed Bungalow, £500 cash deposit. Owner will leave part of balance purchase money at I per cent. C. R. WILLIAMSON & CO. 16. FORT STREET. "THE LAND MAN THE LAND MAN Extendi to his numerous Client*, "THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON," and in so doing wish"es to ntate his confidence in the future. While the volume of business during 1922 may not havs been ait liw* as usual, it has been sound, and we feel assured that 1923 will eclipse ill recordn. BUTTER HAS RISEN. WOOL IS DOING LIKEWISE, and we say to you that business is tad can be done on sound values. We appreciate the opportunities given tiß by our Clients in the past, and trait by continuing to give OUR BEST SERVICE to still further increase cur business in th* future. OUR OFFICES WILL REOPEN FOB BUSINESS ON JANUARY 1923, WHEN OUR STAFF WILL BE HERB READY TO GIVE YOU EVERY ATTENTION. WILLLIAM A. HORNE, LIMITED. "THE LAND MAN,," REAL ESTATE SERVICE AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, 19, SHORTLAND ST.. AUCKLAND, AND AT HAMILTON. XMAS, 1922.. NEW YEAR, 1923. " The Land Man" thanks his numerous clients for their support and business during the year, AND WISHES ALL THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON. DURING THE COMING YEAR, WE PROMISE STILL BETTER SERVICE. / ' WE REOPEN' OUR OFFICES. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 3. 1923. At 9 a.m. JJORNE, JJED* "THE LAND MAN," REAL ESTATE SERVICE AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS. 19. SHORTLAND ST. AUCKLAND. AND AT HAMILTON.