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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 292, 7 December 1923, Page 12

SUMMER. i When feeling overcame by tbe heat,' run down, tired, c dispirited, take a summer c <urs-' of Loasby's Mighty Tonic "Get Well." j This is wha* or i ie "y vrrote to us st ■ the end of last summer. "I really must. te'l you that I "-aye never enjoyed a summer like this one". Your "Get Well' has kept ne fit f-d in". < lite. It is the best tonic there is." All chemists and stores Sell "Get Well," 4/« a bottle, post free 5/6; lar„ i size, 8/6, post free 10/. """Tholes!'." from ..1 merchants, or direct from A. M. Loasby, Ltd., 26, His Majesty's Arcade, Auckland. —(Ad.)

Visitors to Auckland are cordially invited to walk through Smith and Caughey's great chopping emporium. No one pressed to buy.— (Ad.) Bring the children to our Ureat Christmas Tor Bazaar.—Smith and Caughey, Limited. —(Ad.) Visitors to Auckland are cordially invited to walk through Smith and Caughey's great shopping emporium No one pressed to buy.— (Ad.)

osaosaoEaoEaosaoEaoEacoßaoEaoEaoKaoEaoEXOEacoia 8 t | MERRILANDS | 2 "Auckland's fSew Garden Suburb' 9 j o o DWe have to announce that the Merrilands Garden Suburb, Auckland's most M glorious heritage, situated on the green, grassy slopes of One Tree Hill, is at last II ft thrown open to the public, and the choice of this, the finest and largest subdivision 5 Jj ever offered in Auckland, is now to be yours. Right at the gates of the city where 2 fl Sir John Logan Campbell, having a free choice as regards location, no conflicting El H interests regarding investment returns, and with no other object in view than to If O select the finest possible position to make his home, ultimately determined upon. O D Aptly called the " Dress Circle of Auckland," this pre-eminent, subdivision looks out If on both harbours with their shining waters, over rolling, open country with its green J| fields, trees, hills, and farm houses, over other suburbs with their red roofs and open <g B spaces. We are proud of the Merrilands Garden Suburb, proud of the fact that, S following upon our stupendous successes achieved on our £urfdale and Clendon fl H Park Estates, we, and we alone, have the privilege of offering this wonderful oppor- H Sf tunity to home seekers and investors. Long sought after, but not then, available. " © fl Disappointed have been the dozens of previous enquirers after sections, because they If II realised the ideal situation and its delightful environment. High, healthy, and El j 0 desirable in every way. Right at the front door is that magnificent gift of Sir A DJohn Logan Campbei,', " Cornwall Park," providing a permanent breathing space m for the Estate, thus keeping this beauteous garden suburb from being overcrowded, (I Q and ensuring health and consequent happiness to home builders. To-day our JJ || surveyors and engineers are working overtime—working overtime to get the sub- O BJ division completed—and then—and then that is where the early buyers get their H M opportunity. Although it is the largest suburban subdivision ever offered in || g Auckland—over 500 sections in 311— we are confident that every section will be sold O i II in a few weeks. Every application will be treated strictly in order; no favour, no M || discrimination. We want you to share the opportunity equally with the next man; BE Q but it is up to you yourself. Write and put your name down for plan, and as soon 2 nas same is available it will be forwarded; and you will be well advised to get in touch 81 with us to avoid disappointment, because the demand is going to be big and going B| gm. to be rapid. » || j D Transportation plays a big part in the destiny of every new suburb. Without H | it progress is retarded, values remain stationary. With it, the suburb grows and II © expands, with consequent increase in demand and rapidly rising land values. X D Merrilands Garden Suburb is singularly fortunate in this latter respect, as it has the choice of two regular and frequent tram services. Both termini—Harp of Erin H l q and Royal Oak—are within easy walking distance of the Estate, and the vendors ii 2 contemplate inaugurating a regular bus service as soon as the demand warrants it, II 1 thus supplementing the already splendid tram service. In addition, residents will O i JJ have the advantage of being within easy distance of three railway stations—Ellerslie, If 2 Te Papapa, and Penrose—each served by a splendid suburban service. Motorists (J I will, of course, appreciate the fine concrete roads running right to the Estate, and S II will find this an exceptionally fine district in which to make their home. 2g Din earlier years city conveniences counted for little, but to-day, and rightly " so, the home seeker demands every convenience that makes for economy and com- © A fort. Merrilands Garden Suburb is particularly fortunate in being well catered H g for, having gas, water, and electric light, all practically available immediately, and |j I within a few minutes' walk is a splendid shopping centre; and, for those who desire 0 || an even wider choice, Newmarket and Queen Street are only a short distance away H O by tram. With a young family, education plays an important part in determining II D" where to live." Merrilands Garden Suburb is again fortunate in .having three JJ public schools—Green Lane, Ellerslie, and Te Papapa—all within coo-ec of the 2 0 Estate, with the larger secondary schools quite handy. if j D Remember, Merrilands is but a short distance from the city, and you are © buying direct from the owners, who are satisfied with a reasonable profit, and base If j D® their prices on the actual cost, regardless of the ruling prices of adjoining sections. SI When you buy from us you get the full benefit of your investment, and Merrilands 52 is to be offered on exceptionally easy terms. fl U Controlling Managers— H 8 SURFDALE ESTATES Ltd. ii 0 8 5 154 Queen St., Auckland Phone 3304 U 8 8 " E=aox=aoE.ioi=aoEaoc=xOEac jcaos=ac ao