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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, 24 July 1913, Page 2

New Season’s Grass & Clover Seeds Turnips Rape Basie Slag Bonedust Superphosphate Blood and Bone. Special Mixed Manures for all Crops. Write for Catalogues. . , Arthur Yates and Co., Ltd., SEEDSMEN AND CROWERS, AUCKLAND. Rayner & Co. lajtp and estate agents, OTOROHANGA. KING COUNTRY. . , P.O. Box 26. F. J. saxby7 LAND, ESTATE AND STOCK AGENTS, (Registered), HORSE BAZAAR, HAMILTON. (Opposite Railway Station), ’Phone 369. AN EXCEPTIONALLY CHEAP PROPERTY. 1 ' a CRES FREEHOLD, handy to -LOO Rototuna, post office school, . cheese factory and creamery; 4 % miles from Hamilton by good road; mostly .flat land, very rich soil; 40 acres been ploughed and sown down in best English grasses, balance rough feed; new five-roomed house, bathroom, scullery, and wash-house, hot and cold water laid on; all fenced, in best of order, well, subdivided and watered; splendid dairy farm. Price £23 per acre; terms, £BOO cash. t PROPERTY WITH GOOD PROSPECTIVE VALUE. IKA ACRES FREEHOLD, situated f’-'L two miles from Hamilton by good road. All good shallow swamp land, partly drained • and fenced;' 150 to 200 acres in rough feed; has a long road frontage, and well suited for cutting up. Price, £ll 10s per acre. Terms, £250 cash, balance at 5 per cent. Are You wanting a House in the City or Suburbs of Auckland, Or a Farm in the Worth or South Island, Then write, wire, or call onF. L. McDonagh, Late GEO. ABBOTT, House, Land, Business, & Estate Agent, No. 1, Baniurly Buildings, 79, - Queen Street, Auckland. Money to lend on Freehold Security, City or Country. Mortgages arranged. Estates managed Phone 2932. Box 20. GOLDEN opportunity is offered you to secure a section in the heart of Auckland at bedrock and on which to retire. For immediate sale, 33 acres Herne Bay, 10 minutes car, about 5 to 6000 ft. frontage to be had, divided into 10 equal shares of £9OO each. A deposit of £l6O on each share, balance 4% per cent, for 10 years. Splendid building land bounded by water and worth £4 per foot when roaded. An income from estate of £2OO per annum, at present leaves a debit of about £*2o per year on each share if not sold or bydlt upon, equal to £266 per acre. Get in here early; let us have your application—R. B. LONG AND CO., 17 Union Buildings, Custom-st., Auckland