PROPERTIES FOR SALE. YOUR RENT, PLEASE. Every week the same monotonous demand for rent—3o/, 35/, £2 and upwards. Now just compare these figures. £10 DEPOSIT IS ALL THAT IS NEEDED TO SECURE YOUR OWN HOME. Price, Weekly Including payments section. covering Rooms. ■ P. and I 4 (wood) £790 18/9 5 (wood) £S4O 20/ 5 (brick) £900 22/ 3 (wood) £650 15/6 Note.—The above Includes House and Section. These are a few of the many designs you can choose from. For an ordinary 5-roomed house you have to pay at least 30/ weekly rent, whereas for 20/ weekly you 'can have a One borne and you are paying off your land and YOUR HOME out of this 20/ (DON X FORGET) You cannot, of course, get these built in Bemuera, but you can in Papatoetoe, which Iβ undoubtedly fast becoming a second Remuera. Each borne has electric light, p.w.c. wardrobes, cupboards, h. and c. water, fibrous plaster ceilings, paper 4/ per roll, and, what Iβ more, not a Jerry-built place. but a flrst-clase home with heart flooring throughout, built to strictest speciiicatiou to conform with the workers' loans. Make no mistake. Everything Is thoroughly genuine lon can see the tine homes now erected, and those going up. Yod simply choose your section, each one being a beautiful level lawn, thoroughly dry and clean, put down £10 as deposit, and pay from 30/ to £2 monthly, covering prin cipal and interest until the loan comes through in a few months. You are then set for life with far less than an ordinary rent to pay. No mortgages falling due. And you live in a select locality where there are over 40 fine business premises, picture theatre, town hall, bowling, croquet, tennis, and general recreation area and park. Trains from 6.30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Workers' weekly fares 2/9 (cheaper than trame) You can get a big section, richest of land, twice the size of the town lots, for less than half the cost ACT QUICKLY—CaII on Mr. Smytheman and see the designs. It will be an eye opener. Let ns then MOTOR YOU ROUND PAPATOETOE, and you can Judge for yourself. T. R. SMYTHEMAN, 58, QUEEN STREET (opp. Smeeton's). Office Hours: 9 a.m. till 5 p.m. OPEN FRIDAYS, 6-9 p.m. NOTE.—I AM REMOVING TO HUGH WRTGHT'g BUILDINGS, 01-03, Queen St.. opp. Fort Street, on September 6tu. Or H. C. ERNEST, OPP. STATION. PAPATOETOE. SLOPES OF MT. ST. JOHN. EPSOM. £2700. £500 CASH. A PERFECT HOME, BUILT UNDER ARCHITECT'S SUPERVISION. HANDSOME BUNGALOW, 5 rooms and large splendidly appointed kitchenette. Sun porch 8 x 14. opens out from two bedrooms, leadligbt sliding doors connect lounge and Breakfast rooms. Leadllght over every window; all windows open. Superior sideboard-buffet, wardrobes, linen press, window seats, ingle nooks, ceilings, etc., all on a srrand scale. A LOVELY BATHROOM. Range and gas stove, two handsome fireplaces. A WELL PLANNED HOUSE. SECTION 60 x 180, in garden and lawns. REMUERA. LOVELY VIEWS OF SEA. AN IDEAL POSITION. £3800. £500 CASH. SUPERIOR BUNGALOW, 8 rooms, most beautifully appointed, fine bathroom, oak panelled stairway, circular and barrel teadlight windows, electric range and hot water; lounge room and breakfast room connected.by sliding doors. MOTOR GARAGE holds two cars, concrete driveway. SECTION 50 x 146. MOUNT EDEN. £1950. £250 CASH. THIRD HOUSE FROM CAR STOP. STYLISH BUNGALOW, 5 rooms and kitchenette, fine front entrance verandah, eun porch at side, lounge room and breakfast room connected by archway, two open fires, gas stove, califont, everything under main roof, pat. w.<> off back verandah, sewer drained.- SECTION 60 x 132, nicely laid out. ARTHUR H. BUCKLEY, fSecond Floor) WINSTONE BUILDINGS. (H. P. Carleen, Manager, Land Dept.) B SOMETHING NOVEL ! NOT OFTEN CAN WE OFFER " PONSONBY HOUSE, £50 DEPOSIT. OFF RICHMOND ROAD, 2 MINUTES TEAM. 6 -ROOMS. — £930. 6 ROOMS. — £930. MODERN SBMI-BUNGALOW, GUAKANTEED HEART KAURI, perfect order; large rooms; hot water service, range, gas stove, porcelain bath, etc. REMEMBER! £50 DEPOSIT. BALANCE SAVINGS BANK MORTGAGE, Or can be Paid as Rent. BALANCE AS RENT. This House is not in a gully—lt's in the Beet Locality in Ponsonby; level walk to Cram or'hue few mins.' walk to Ponsonby Road. BE EARLY. MILES J. CASSIDY, "THE REAL ESTATE MAN," KEW'S CHAMBERS. 15, QUEEN ST., Opp. G.P.O. 48 REMUERA WATERSIDE. A NEAT AND COSY HOME. SEMI-BUNGALOW. ONE MINUTE FROM SCHOOL. CASH—Balance 3 Years, 3JU*u\} at 6 per cent.—Well-built KAURI AND TOTARA HOUSE, attractive appearance, 5 good rooms; sizes of rooms, 19 x 14, 13 x 12. etc.; linen press, tiled grates Orb range h. and c. service, bathroom, pore, bath and basin, detached washhooise copper and tubs, store room, dairy; well-built and extensive fowlhouses and First-class Freehold Section Land, over Quarter-acre, 50ft 91n x 232 ft. attractively planted In ornamental treee, lawns, splendid vegetable . gardens, fine lot of lemons and other fruits; city drainage. PRICE ONLY £1450. Or an additional J-ACRE could be bought at £350, or still more land up to practically Three Acres, nearly all level, with 285 ft frontage. What offers? A 1221 T. MANDENO~ JACKSON, 9, COMMERCE STREET (Next John Burns and Co.), . " .... AJJCKLAXD. '"
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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 208, 2 September 1926, Page 3
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