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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19748, 12 October 1929, Page 4

$? fi? r^ Kf^ s& 8£ sr?? SB i^ S£ 2=& % as--S& 5* » VJ*' * & tf&BS fS ** 8£ /«. .*£ as m fk K $ « >-s. I a?*: 3T, -.j **» ZKU Better y^ v than GOLD i Owning your own home brings privileges more precious than gold —independence, pride of ownership and possession, and above all A SOUND INVESTMENT. Eeal Estate is recognised as one of the safest investments possible, and presents an easily realisable asset of ever-increasing value. Let a Member advise you The Real Estate Institute of Canterbury and Westland (Inc.) a; ■-N.\ l r& V .V ] W^ M T?r 555 « m w. f m ►%> 3* it %■ '4T

THIS CHARMING FENDALTON HOME Containing 12 rooms, replete with all modern offices and conveniences, slate roof, spacious panelled reception hall, two sun verandahs, two fine sun balconies, all spacious rooms, one large enough for billiard room. The house EXTENSIVE NATIVE FERN W terraced lawns, splendid orchard, * trees netted in, vegetable garden. The residence was built by one of our hM»i** builders, only the heart of timber bring •■* with porcelain bath and basin, stand-up ceptionally private. Tram passes ths ««"^ shower. Grass tennis court, or part of land cottM m Area of land: If acres, with long frontage cut off if not required, to the beautiful Wairarapa stream, perfectly ••*■—' sheltered, fine forest trees, ornamental shrubs, Further particulars on application to— JONES, McCROSTIE COMPANY LTD. Estate Agents CORNER CASHEL & MANCHESTER STREETS Members of the Real Estate Institute of Canterbury and Westland. * _^

Contractor » »* If value means anything to you, consult Younger. High Class Furnishings, introducing individual taste in 1 11 design and colours, made to harmonise with the home. } .J Country orders free on rail. J? B. W. YOUNGER SErgeli