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RURAL LAND FOR SALE. A BEAUTIFUL HOME IN GLORIOUS SURROUNDINGS ON THE SUNNY SLOPES OF THE WESTERN HUTT, BETWEEN MELLING AND BELMONT RAILWAY STATIONS. TRY AND PICTURE THIS AND YOU WILL WANT TO SEE IT U ACRES OF LAND, more or less level, with soil thai will grow anything, about 3 acres being in gorgeous native bush, with streams, a bi„h waterfall, and the music of native birds. , . , A very large area of the balance Is under cultivation and planted with hundreds of fruit trees of every description in f “ U ’ tbat gardens, and a profusion of tho choicest and rarest shrubs and plants th t money could buy and which are a pure nelight. Perfectly sheltered with grown hedges and trees, t roug iou , ’ j nificent grounds run well graded and formed pathways, with an abu n rest seats, which make it all a perfect fairy land. The View to ba obtained is beyond description. The Hutt tal ley Lastbourne, tho Harbour as far as the Heads, and the City a e p henutv superb panomara; to see Wellington from this aspect is to ‘ h . . A strictly select locality with exceptionally fine Homes adjoining, owned by some of the city’s well-known business men APPROXIMATELY HALF A MILE ROAD FRONTAGES to the property, which could be subdivided into a number of unequalled sites, giving each a motor entrance. . > i- i THE RESIDENCE, on concrete foundations, coD V”? se ® - rooms, with offices complete, attractively designed and ’n tip-top ord .r. glassed-in verandahs, concrete paths and yard, besides outbuildings. Electric light, gas, never-foiling water supply, and all the conveniences known to th citv dweller. Direct telephone communication to Wellington, utes motor ride of the city, and n lew minutes walk ol the Mellin„ Station, from which 15 trains a day run to town. The property secures the very maximum of sun, and for a healtny locality equals the best in New Zealand. For Price, Terms, Cards to View and full particulars applj? to the joint MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. LAMBTON QUAY; Or MESSRS. E. PALLISER AND CO. & GREY STREET. EDUCATIONAL. H. AR L™ :: Proprietors of BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE •WELLESLEY BOYS’ COLLEGE WELLESLEY BOYS’ COLLEGE 98 THE TERRACE. jSHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, and BOOK-KEEPING CLASSES, will resume on TUESDAY, 12th instant, at 10 a.m. 2—CORRESPONDENCE TUITION in all departments will resume on TUESDAY, 12th instant. 3—PERSONAL ACCOUNTANCY AND EVENING MATRICULATION CLASSES, etc., will resume early in February. 4—WELLESLEY BOYS’ COLLEGE will re-open on TUESDAY. 2nd February. ’ The Office will be open at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, 12th instant, to enrol pupils. H. AMOS, Managing Director. Telephone 42 —700.

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