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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9029, 7 November 1925, Page 8

J ”-[P JTS QOOD pKOSSER ][ AS JT.” l hot and cold water, ranee, electric ' light, wash house, copper" and tubs, - motor shed, etc. Price £BSO. £SO I deposit, balance arranged. , House, G rooms • also bath room, electric light, hot and cold water, , range, open fire place, paten' w.c., washhouse, copper and tubs, etc, 1-5 acre section. Price I £IO7O. £IOO deposit, balance ar’ , ranged. I - | Rough cast Bungalow, 4 rooms; ! 1 also bath room, porcelain bath and t | basin, electric light, hot and cold - water, washhouse, copper, tubs, i etc., £ acre section. Price £BSO. terms £IOO cash, balance arranged. > I House, 5 rooms; also bath room, electric light, washhouse, copper and tubs, etc; Price £9OO. £SO cash, balance arranged. New rough cast semi Bungalow, 4 rooms; also bath room, porcelain " bath and basin, electric light, hot i and cold water, washhouse, copper and tubs, lawn, garden, etc., | 1 i acre section. Price £I2OO. Terms ■ £l7O cash, balance arranged. House, 5 rooms; also bath room, porcelain hath and basin, electric light, hot and cold water, -.vash--5 house, etc., 3-4 acre section. Price £llsO, Terms £2OO cash, balance arranged. Farmlet, 8 acres, house‘7 rooms, conveniences. Plrice £1550. Terms £SO cash, balance arranged. > Farmlet, 6 acres, house 5 rooms, conveniences., Price £I6OO. Terms £IOO cash, balance arranged. 1-3 acre Section, splendid building site. Price £2OO. Good terms. j 3-4 acre, good situation. Price [ f £3OO. Easy terms. [j One acre, well situated, nice out- “ lock. Price £375. Easy terms. h acre, corner section. Price j £236. Terms £lO deposit, r ’ Several Farms for sale as Going s Concerns. Also Farms to Lease, Houses to Let, furnished or unfurnished. O T jp ROSSER , PROPERTY SALESMAN, DEVONPORT ROAD, TAURANGA. ’Phone 113. GONE WEST I WE all of us have known the name of a famous commodity from childhood. Yet the managing director of this famous concern stated last year to its shareholders that, living on its past, it had gradually reduced its advertising, with the inevitable result that the name of the famous old firm began to drop out of the public mind, for “out of sijght, out of mind/’ applies more to advertising than anything else. —Shaw-Desmond.