HOUSES AND LAND FOE SALE. C. F. BENNETT, LAND AUCTIONEER. VALUER AND ESTATE AGENT, Attorney for Absentees, Mortgages Arranged. Estates Managed, Rents Collected. N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS. QUEEN STREET. SPLENDID VALUE, A NEAT LITTLE BUNGALOW, compris--tX ing 4 rooms and kitchenette, open fireplaces, electric light, etc. FINE FREEHOLD SECTION, 50ft. x 220 ft. (approx.). Thi,s property is situated in a nice open position, handy to the Royal Oak trams. Immediate vacant possession. £I2OO. £IOO CASH TO APPROVED PURCHASER. GRAFTON, FREEHOLD. OOUND HOUSE of 4 rooms and kitchener 1 ette, ample cupboards, built-in window seats, electric light, pore, bath and basin, city drainage, etc. FREEHOLD SECTION. £llsO. £IOO CASH. OWNER LEAVING N.Z. IpPSOM— High Commanding Position,— J BUNGALOW of, 6 rooms and offices, concrete foundation, large sun verandah, el. light throughout; open tiled fireplaces; artistic leadlights, built-in window seats, cupboards and wardrobes; el. cooker and hot water service; wash-house, copper and tubs. FREEHOLD SECTION, 50ft. by 233 ft. (appro*.), with frontages to two roads. £IBOO. EASY TERMS. EPSOM. GOVT. MORTGAGE, £1025. A TTRACTIVE BUNGALOW of 4 spacious XjL rooms and kitchenette, built by one of Auckland's leading builders; el. light and heater points throughout- pretty open tiled fireplaces; "built-in wardrobes, linenpress and window seats; built-in sideboard in breakfast room, opening into kitchenette, which is replete with every conv., ample cupboards, gas stove; wash-house, copper and tubs. FREEHOLD SECTION, 68ft. frontage. Grounds nicely laid jut, and tennis court partially formed. (5442) £1755. TERMS ARRANGED. REMUERA. £1450. MODERN BUNGALOW of 5 rooms and kitchenette; large drawing room, 18ft. by 13ft. (approx.); 3 large bedrooms; fine papers and ceilings; up-to-date bathroom and kitchen; every appointment, el. light, gas range and califont; sewer drainage. LARGE SECTION, 66ft. by 180 ft. (approx.), on Glasgow Lease, at only £2 10s per an. TERMS. £l5O CASH. TO WIND UP AN ESTATE WELL-BUILT HOUSE of 5 rooms and convs.; range, register grates; ample built-in cupboards. FREEHOLD SECTION, 66ft. by 168 ft., neatly laid out in paths, lawns and shrubbery, well-growh trees. This property is conveniently situated to Ellerahe Railway Station and buses. £9OO. £4OO CASH. MAIN ROAD HOME. 7 ROOMS AND OFFICES, with 2 veranI dab,3, thoroughly well built, in first-class order, and replete with all convs.; pore, bath and basin, shower; 3 fireplaces, gas stove and range, gas and el. light, hj, and c. water; wash-house, coalshed, etc.; motor garage. MOST PROMINENT CORNER SECTION,*' approx. 60ft. by 124 ft., laid out itf paths, la-wns and flower garden. (1913) £2250. VERY EASY TERMS. c, F. BENNETT. QUEEN STREET. FARMLET. CHOICE CROPPING LAND. ■f Q ACRES, practically all level, excellent lU quality, semi-volcanic soil; fenced into 4 paddocks: good shelter belts; 10 acres good English and Paspalum grasses, 4 acres crop, balance medium grass and rough feed.t 3roomed House, separator room, cowshed, large iron shed. 2i miles railway station. Convenient Auckland. Road metalled practically to property. Price as Going Concern, £1250, includes 6 cows, 2 horses, 2 pigs, 1 calf, all crops, 30cwt. waggon, laige cultivator, buggy and harness, separator, etc. Terms, £SOO cash, balance 5 years, 6 per cent. UNO. - GREY, PHONE 13. HELEN S VILLE. ONE HEARS So often: "Built for a builder for himself," or "Electricians blunted their augers in the timber," that one gets sceptical, for it seems Auckland -must have been populated by nothing but Builders at one time. ; HOWEVER, we state, and can prove that the house we are offering could not be built within £SOO of our price, with its present section. One of the , finest music rooms in Auckland (5 others)', {-minute car, 3rd section. All conveniences. Only £IOO cash and take over present mortgage of £1350 at 6 per cent. Seeing is believing. See this and believe. Sole Agent, ' VAUGHAN. ST. KEVINS ARCADE. NEWTON. ABSOLUTELY THE PICK OF DEVONPORT. IN DECEASED ESTAT&. have been favoured with instructions to sell the property at Devonport known as DEVONPORT HILL, for so' long a time in the occupation of the Buchar.jn Family. - SOLIDLY-BUILT HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS, with tower, outbuildings, glasshouse, etc.; overdone acre, volcanic land in garden, and native bush, commanding most glorious views of outer »nd inner Harbours, City and surrounding country. Price and Particulars on application. pREY STREET, DEVONPORT.-NEW BUNGALOW, 0 Room, e.i. and heat; 2 sleeping porches, motor garage; lovely views of harbour; 6min. ferry. £2300. C. R. WILLIAMSON & CO., (Members of Land Agents' Association), 16, FORT STREET. GOING CONCERN. 40 COWS, 1 BULL, 4 HORSES, MILKING MACHINE. SEPARATOR, AND SPLENDID RANGE OF IMPLEMENTS. Off ACRES OP REALLY GOOD LAND A-JmdO in excellent heart and full of feed; wirt- . tered equal to 70 cows; all flat and fine harbour frontages.' The property almost adjoins Railway Station, now Hearing completion on East Coast Railway. SOLID HOUSE, 8-bail cowshed, and all necessary outbuildings. ■\ RETURNS all available, November cheque £9O, without bonus. GREAT SPORTING DISTRICT. Good Pheasant, Duck and Curlew Shooting; Stream and Deep Sea Fishing and De«r Stalking. SEEN BY US, AND DIRT CHEAP. The owner's health has broken down, and he must sell. £52 PER ACRE. AS A GOING CONCERN. WILL EXCHANGE. EQUITY. £3650 FOR TOWN PROPER,TYs, ROBERTSON BROS. (AUCKLAND), LTD., 4. SWANSON STREET.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19255, 18 February 1926, Page 3
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