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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 123, 16 February 1918, Page 2

CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR TO LET. COIiOMAXDEL STREET. Gsx 132. Feel. QOLIDLY-BUILT RESIDENCE of 0 Large Booms, scullery, washhouse, and pantry, deep verandahs, 'etc. Laud tastefully laid out. View over South Wellington. • PRICE REDUCED to .UloOO for quick sale. 61 J. H. BETHUNE & CO., 151 FEATHERSTON STREET. WELLINGTON, SUBURBAN FARMS. 15fc Acres, .£35 per acre. 23 Acres, .£75 per acre. 4 Acres, ,8100 per acre. 13 Acres, <£25 per lore. 50 Level Building Sections, X6O each. HAKRY A. SHEPHERD, Secretary Hataitai Land Co., Ltd., ill Customhouse QuayTDEAL HOME, handy City, lovelj A Grounds, For Sale—Splendid Residence, consisting of seven largo rooms un one floor, verandah; casement windows eleotric light, built-in wardrobes, hot. and cold water, situated in charming ground! of 1$ acres, beautifully laid out 'n tennis lawns, rose gardens, shrubbery, cto.j 3()0 feet frontage. This magnificent gentleman's residenco is within 30 minutes' by electric car from G.P.O. Price, .£I7OO, mortgage <£1250 at 5 per cent. Government valuation about_.£2ooo. .1. D. Martin M'lntyre and Co., £15■'."■7 Lambton Quay. ,■ are offering— VERTICAL PILES TRANSFER CASES FOLDER GUIDES, ETC Are you fully stocked? We carry the widest range in the Dominion. Call or write for illustrations and prices. TnE OFFICE APPLIANCE COV., LTD., 17 and 19 Cu'oa Street, WELLINGTON.' POSTAGE OP "THE DOMINION" TO ALLNEUTRAL countries: " UNDER tho new regulations newspapers addressed to neutral oountrios are not forwarded UNLESS DISPATCHED THROUGH THE PUBLISHING OFFICE OP THE PAPER' ITSELF. Under The . Dominion Special Permit readers who have been sending the paper to frlonds resident in any neutral country can ensure future forwarding by com. municating with tho Publisher. ' BEWING " SINGER Dropheada, from £o 10s.; Hand Machines fr,om £2. Terms arranged. Globe, Grand Opera House, Manners St 'Phone 4214.

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