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Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30901, 6 November 1965, Page 20

CANNON ESTATE ST. ANDREWS HILL ©MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITES TO BE OFFERED FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION MONDAY, NOV. 22, at 7JO p.m. IN OUR LAND AUCTION ROOMS, 131 WORCESTER STREET. X\ x ' \ i \ \\ \ \ \\ I \ \\ ’ r Tl -V- <*•) \ -s \ p \ V ' \ \ »-I— / L \ L T CRESCENT CANNON~ Easy access—Perfect panoramic views of City and sea. Underground reticulation, sewer and high pressure already on section. EASY TERMS AVAILABLE 10% DEPOSIT, 10% 1 MONTH, BALANCE IN 2 YEARS. Further particulars, plans and conditions of sale from Messrs Bates, Edgar & Wills, * J Solicitors for the Vendors, 72 GLOUCESTER ST. , auZm adrmt. 131 WORCfITIR ST. CM CH. hire WIN LOTTERIES! BACK I 'PHONE 30-609 WINNERS! WIN PRIZES! I PORT FREIGHTERS Get all the lucky breaks! Wonderful *^ or better transport" powers control our destiny! Write to me now! The Lucky Guy, DeptlPC.l3 1 111 " SHARE-THE-LUCK CLUB DDAVEhI Thein are the remits YOU want. P.O. Box 33156, Takapuna, Auckland. IHvyCrt ••• niAl CA 100 Send stamp for free details and my Ml AL OU" ITT. aS f of the PROMPT... "THE PRESS" CLASSIFIEDS amazing change of luck that came , , . ■ . . ■ to me— and why! DIEACIMZ* n s wist to advertise in the RMWfymWJin rLtAoINu... MORNING.

C. L. STURGE AND CO., Stock and Sharebrokers. C. L. STURGE, Member Christchurch Stock Exchange J. L. STURGE, Allan McLean Building, Cnr. Colombo street and Oxford terrace, Telephone 65-746, P.O. Box 85. —Advt

NEED A CAR? A reliable car is almost a necessity in our far spread city. If the time has come for you to replace yours, or if you’re in the market for that initial important investment, you’ll save yourself time and worry and disappointment by calling at for guaranteed used cars. THE SPOT TO SHOP

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* I Ml yr r » a ..<< ink ■. I I 'I I ‘ ‘ I / '■‘"‘’c'"’- ’ir-h' ■’- G I I if . AaflHH - ■ “Mr Lamb would be awed by the traffic” It is nearly a hundred years since John Lamb a reminder of early enterprise. Today at built his flour mill by the stream at Riverhead, Kinleith a going forward, thrusting industry Auckland. Then it was gigs and carts and geared to today’s demand for paper is centred phaetons. Today it is cars and trucks and buses on 200,000 acres of radiata pine. Served by ... sweeping by the crumbling, curving wall at men and machine to produce papers of world the edge of the concrete bridge at Riverhead .. standard, Kinleith offers a service to the nation This wall was once portion of the foundations ... a service to all who use paper. of “Mr. John Lamb’s Waitemata Flour Mills y—■ and Biscuit Manufactory”. Opened in the 1870’s the building was later acquired for the Riverhead Paper Mill Company. tine papers hraww Little is now known of the types of paper n.z. forest mLXaiH produced here but the old wall still stands as proouctslto KINLKIT PRIVATE BAG. AUCKLAND ■■!■■■■■■■■■■■»■■ KP4.5