PARAPARAUMU SEASIDE RESORT.
During the holidays the Paraparaumu beach was beseged Dy visitor® from town and country, who availed themselves of the opportunity of inspecting and choosing their future seaside site from portion of Messrs. McLean Bros.’ beach property which includes another 100 sections, all facing metalled roads, and which will be sold by public auction on April 28 at Para paraumu. Just on two years ago the first subdivision of 90 sections was offered for sale by public auction, and every section sold under the hammer. Now there is an idea! seaside settlement at this popular resort, having natty tea and refreshment rooms, also ‘.he butcher and baker make daily -isits to the residents. Plans are now •nit for an up-to-date kiosk, which will he erected almost immediately. The bench, which is unequalled in New Zealand, and sheltered by Kaniti Island. <is it rS. where the safety for the kiddies in bathing is assured, and where the Bportsn.au can have excellent fishing. is fast earning the title “The Manly of New Zealand.” You remember the early days of Day’s Bay, Mu. vitai, Lyall Bay, Plimmerton, and PaeVakariki, and how hard it is to obtain a section in those places to-day nt reasonable prices, compared to what you could have purchased them for. nnd eo we suggest that this opportunty should not be missed of obtaining ■A section at your own price. The sale is in the hands of the well-known firm of Messrs. Abraham and Williams, Ltd., Palmerston North.—(Published hy arrangement.)
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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 171, 7 April 1923, Page 8
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