Notices. JOHN TpvOUGLAS, T,ANI> AND ESTATE AGENT, LTCEXSKD LAND BROKEN, IXVESTINO A< IF.XT, VALUATO U,&c, Xos. 5. and G, Government Life insurance Buildings, QCKKN'-STRKKT, AUCKLAND. FOR SALE—A BARGAIN—Cottage of 7 rooms, wash-house, etc ; All lotment 75 by 200 ; volcanic land. Price, £325 VERY COMFORTABLE DWELL-ING-HOUSE of 7 rooms, bathroom, and every convenience ; good large corner Allotment ; within 30 minutes' of Queen-street ; at Mount Eden. Price, £475. SPLENDID FARM, 1000 acres rich volennic Land ; all well fenced, and in rich pasture ; will carry 3000 sheep ; good homestead, &c. Price, oniy £5 10s nor acre. QHEEP FARM, ISOO acres, partly imO proved, all fenced ; very good House of 10 rooms, and all necessary buildings. Only 30s per acre. SUPERIOR SHEEP RUN—224oacres of good Land ; 1200 or 1300 acres have been ploughed and laid down in English grosses and clover ; well fenced and subdivided into 8 or 9 paddocks. Good House of eight rooms and ' other buildings. Conveniently situated or railway by a good road. The country is well watered, and will be sold on easy terms if necessary. FOR EXCHANGE—Farm of 150 acres ; 60 of which are in grans ; good orchard, and well watered ; house and outbuildings. Owner would exchange for small suburban property HANDY LITTLE FARM of 64 acres, mostly in grass ; good house and steading ; only 17 miles from town. Price, £ISO. "OIRKENHEAD—Hi acres of Land, _O aU in cultivation ;" well-fenced and subdivided ; good House of 9 rooms; dose to Wharf. Price only £550. ] k4/ HANG AM ARINO —Good Farm Vγ of 749 acre* ; all fenced, and part in grass, crops, and wattle trees ; good House and Buildings. Price, £3 5s per acre. MANGERE— Very Superior Farm of 182 acres of rich land, well fenced and subdivided ; 40 acres in crop, balance grass ; vvj.ll be sold a bsrgain. It is only about 9 miles from Auckland by a good road. "I EASEHOLD FARM, 620 acres ; _Lj all fenced and partly in grass ; good house of 6 rooms, and other buildings. £40per annum, TTIOR LEASE—SmaII Farm of 22 acres, X at Avondale, with good house and buildings ; all in grass. FOR SALE—Cheap Allotment, 80 acres, close to Taupaki Station ; land is all ploughable and of good quality. Price, £150. [71OR SALE—" Eversley Grove," 1 Papakura 19 miles from Auckland ; 800 acres of first-class land, all improved, under grass, well watered and substantially fenced ; superior dwelling of nine rooms, and also first-rate farm buildings, close to railway station. Easy terms to a good man. I7IOR SALE—Compact little Farm, . Takapuua, close to Lake, 61 acres, part in grass, orchards, etc. ; farmhouse and buildings. Price, £800. SPLENDID FARM—3SO acres rich alluvial laud, highly cultivated, in close proximity to railway and local market ; has large river frontage ; substantial fencing and buildings. Price, £10 per acre and easy terms. BIRKENHEAD-Cheap Farms for small capitalists, from 5 to 12 acres improved or otherwise as may be required ; within 15 minutes from wharf ; well-suited for fruitgrowing. Plans and particulars to be had from the underVtNIMPROVED LAND near WarkU worth, Mahurangi. 220 acres of good land, only a few miles from the township by a good road ; has a stream boundary. Price only 103 per acre.
JOHN DOUGLAS, La.vd and Estate Aoent, Nog. 5 and G, Government Life Insurance Buildings, Queen-street. Houses to Let. Bents Collected. ~T~U~C KLAND TTV OMA I N pREWERY. PURE BEER! FIRST PRIZE, FIRST on SPECIALJtfENTION LIST, MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 18S3. CERTIFICATE OF AWARD, SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1379. Extract from Melbourne "Argus": AWARDS. RUNNING- ALES. FIRST. Bnowx, Campbell *. Co., Auckland. R. K. Montgomerie, Melbourne Kyneton Brewery, Kyneton L. Loan, Victoria G. Nicholls, Tasmania. SPECIAL MENTION. 1. Brown, Campbell & Co. 2. G. Nioholls 3. L. Loan 4. R. K. Montgomerie & Cf5. Kyneton Brewery. Tlie Jury state in their Report : — "It is very satisfactory to be able tc note in this connection that there was n remarkable consensus of opinion as tc the merits of the exhibits, often amount ing to unanimity, and this even wher the members were blinded, which was frequently done. Many of the ales of al kinds were very fine, and those whicl were 'off' were sucli as were verj unlikely to have taken a place in anj case : in fact, the survival of the fittes has been effected by natural selection." DROWN, pUMPBKLL & f^o. _ P IipPRIETORS. mj R . H . WYNYAEI *■■ * Solicitor, Itkutlk ci-[amiu:ks, high-st. AUCKLAND. Money to lend at uurrout rates. VISI i ING CARDS printed, equal t copperplate, at Waikato Times offic
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3106, 11 June 1892, Page 1 (Supplement)
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