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mangere. a -ACRES 2RDS. 14P. of rich land, tJ situated 1V» miles from Onehunga trams: McKenzie Rd., Mangere. Sevenroomed bungalow house, built three years; h. and c. water, etc., porcelain bath and hand basin, motor garage, cowshed, fowl run, etc.. Landl surveyed into two sections. Frice, £3OOO. cash, balance arranged. Will sell t>a. Ird. without house for £2OO per acre. IHUMATA, MANGERE. “1 AH ACRES, best dairying land in IvV Mangere District. 30-bail cowshed, concrete floor and numerous outbuildings; concrete sheep dip. Large house in first-class condition, every modern convenience. Frice, £9O per acre, £45.00 cash, balance at 5%> per cent Owner would sell 50 acres and buildings for £5OOO, £l5OO cash, balance three years: or, 50 acres, no buildings, for £3600, £lOOO cash, balance three years at 5% per cent. M. J. MOORE, ESTATE AGENT AND VALUER. QUEEN ST., ONEHUNGA. ’Phone 24, Onehunga. Telegrams: “Mat. Moore, Onehunga. IF you do not advertise your sturdy Trotting Sire how can you expect to get owners to send their high-class mares to him?
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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1537, 9 October 1919, Page 19
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348Page 19 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1537, 9 October 1919, Page 19
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