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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 307, 27 December 1924, Page 11

BALMORAL ESTATE, TAKAPUHA. There are many who are anxious to acquire a good section in a rising die- ! trict near the sea and town, and to these people this is specially addressed. The owners arc anxious to clear the balance of the Balmoral Estate (about 23 sections), and have fixed prices equal only to the auction reserve placed on them many years ago. The sections are unique in size, ranging from halt to two acres. This gives a great opportunity for further subdivisions in the near "future. The views arc the best, each section overlooking the whole of the giilf. Two beaches (Castor Bay and Campbell's Bay) are quite handy, and the Pupuke golf links adjoin the property. There never was a better opportunity for section seekers. The terms are £10 deposit and the agent is Albert W. Clark, 91. Queen Street,—(Ad.) Newspapers in the Dutch East Indies report that strange creatures, half man and half animal, are being seen by the natives of the Poulou Islands. Some authorities believe that they may be the "missing link." as they consider them to be the lowest form of human life, while others declare that they are not men, but a species of rare monkeys. An expedition has been sent to investigate.