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Press, Volume CXII, Issue 33062, 1 November 1972, Page 22

Farms for Sale MARSHLAND RD, 523,000. Over ten acres of top quality easily worked market garden land all in crop for this season. Two good road frontages. This well farmed land is clean and ideally suited for gate sales. Central Homes, Ltd, 69-234, M.R.E.LN.Z. A.H. 82-679. 7419 PAPANUI 4 acres 3 roods and 15 perch, stream boundary, 3 miles from Square close to private and public schools and shops. Spacious summerhill stone home approx. 10 years, 4 bedrooms, quality carpets wall to wall, expensive light fittings. 10 fowlhouses, shop and sheds. Would make ideal motor camp or motel site. 554,000. Hills Rd, approx. 16 acres, newly fenced into 4 paddocks, 5 miles from Square; irrigation bore and plant for the whole property, ideal land for berry fruit or market gardening and must be soon subdivision; older type home, shed and garage. $28,000. Central Homes, Ltd. 69-234. M.R.E.I.N.Z. A.H. 558-213. 7420 WEST MELTON. Three blocks of excellent land at $17,500 a block. Good frontage to sealed main road. Terms $3OOO deposit, balance over 5 years, at 71 per cent. Sole agent, Pasley Real Estate, M.R.E.1.N.Z., 62-538. A.H. Roy Shields, 40-596. 7292

Hairdressing PENSIONERS' perms, cold wave, *4-50. Straven Rd Beauty Salon, 2A Straven Rd. Ph. 45-759. MW Tailoring ALTERATION: Trousers tapered. Garth Owen, Bespoke Tailor 115 Cashel St (next Whttcombe and Tombs) Phone 40-539 D

Hire Miscellaneous ADDING machines, typewriters, calculators, dictating machines, duplicators, all office machines. By week, month or year. Olympic Business Machines. Phone 67-904. WS DINNER suits for hire, from 34 at Dean’s Sult Hire, 115 A Gloucester Street (upstairs), phone 50-313. after hours 525-940. WF

THE PRACTICAL APPROACH TO SELLING OR BUYING WITH SATISFYING RESULTS IS THROUGH CLASSIFIEDS. DIAL 68-939 ANY TIME.

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