SITES IN THE SUBURBS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 128, 1 June 1937, Page 6

SITES IN THE SUBURBS.

(To the Editor.) Citv dwellers. owing to 11»o general li<->h«.o shortage in the Dominion, arc experiencing much hardship in procuring proper -heller jn either rooms, flat- or lioii<c-. ('oiixMjurntly, there is evidence of a dire need of providing the essential accoinmodation for all those in such circumstances of distress. There i«. however. abundant hititn<li> for botii ' I'overnment and private home building cnterpri-es. tf> ae<|uire more suitable on which ?•' erect, modern houses f<ir every needy permanent resident. There are many pleasant environments and healthful districts situated rmlv a short distance fiom tlie metropolis where nearly every prospect pleases. both from the aspect of scenic beauty and also being condueive to one's physical health. Moreover, there is extensive scope of rich land of private estates surveyed and subdivided into buiklin? sections of various size?; now being offered for sale to any thrifty citizen who desire- to purchase a freehold home and also longs to vacate the wretched hovels in slumdom and congested areas for the natural conditions obtaining ill the suburban beauty spots. Health, also, would greatly improve thereby. Most suitable home sites are available and ready for occupation in many suburban areas, ideal localities for both Government and private housing construction schemes. The system of transport is highly satisfactory in these areas—bus or train to and from the citv. pro hoxo rriii.ico.