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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 19, 18 October 1926, Page 1

WANTED TO SELL (Miscellaneous). I/OR SALE, 3 Alcock Billiard Tables. U Apply Joseph Punch, Raetihi. POR SALE, 2?;-ton Lorry; good tires U and condition. Apply Lgley. boncitor, Wellington.■ l/OR SALE-Table Potatoes, Maori ■*- Chief and Aberbrothocks, 9s. pci sack. J. M. Abel. Hunterville. Phone 69 M. ’TENTS! Tents! Tents! Tents! Cheap--1 eat and Best. Extra strong, 6 x 8 Fly 9 x 9,38 s. each; value unbeatable, 8 x 10, Fly 11 x 12, 525. 6d. each; startling value, 6 x 8, 3-foot walls, 4os. each Write for prices and size required. Post or rail free. Les. Sternberg, 127 Manners Street, Wellington. IO FARMERS. 1/OR SALE, 2 new 15cwt. Spring Drays, A £39 each or £55 for the two., W. M. Wilson, Coachbiulder, Eketahuna. WANTED TO SELL IMMEDIATELY, A QUANTITY of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, POULTRY, etc.. Apply— A. J. ASHWORTH, Haywards. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. IpOR. SALE—I 3 Waipapa Road, Hataitai, well-furnished 6-roomed Bungalow, sun all day; nice flower and vegetable garden; garage. Apply for appointment, Owner, Telephone 22—775. LEVIN SUBURBAN HOME. 3 ACRES, loamy soil, tree from stones, with residence of 5 rooms (large), veranda, washhouse, copper and tubs, dairy, cowba.il, carshed, orchard, nicely sheltered, and excellent position; £1450. Good terms. Write PARKER, VINCENT AND CO., Levin. BEAUTIFUL MODERN BUNGALOW. K ROOMS, kitchenette, bathroom, pore, bath and basin, hot points. Ideal hot-water service, gas-cooker, .wardrobes, linen press, 7 cupboards built in, artistic papers, Carrara ceilings throughout, oriel and casement windows, leadlights; large section, room garage; 2 minutes tram. Owner selling, leaving Wellington. Price £1675. Box 826, G.P.0., Wellington. MAKE AN OFFER. OTAKI BEACH—Bungalow, 6 rooms, last word in modern, complete in every detail, drainage, electric light, motor garage. Owner left district rnd must sell. Open for inspection week-end. Situated Babicone Avenue. Small deposit and good terms. Chance to secure bargain. Particulars from— WM. BUTLER, 115 Lambton Quay. Phone 23—522. YORK BAY. JpURNISHED Cottage, 3 rooms, slcep- *■ ing porch, scullery and shed, 0.1., hot points; 3 Sections, 46 x 300. Laid out with shrubs and fruit trees; concrete paths; good water service. Price £1250. A great bargain. A. BIRKETT, Land aud Estate Agent, Eastbourne. ’Phone 53, Eastbourne. DELIGHTFUL BUNGALOW of K-ROOMS and Kitchenette replete every *-* modern appointment: 0.1., hot point, porcelain batu and basin, two tiled fireplaces, three built-in wardrobes, car-' rara ceilings throughout, Champion gas cooker, special hot water service; largo level section, very sunny. Only £l4OO with £l5O deposit. R. G. BLOW, Belcher’s Buildings, Courtenay Place. Telephone 20—628. LOWER HUTT. /"COMPACT Bungalow, 4 rooms and kitchenette, bathroom with Fama floor, electric light, and gas stove. Best position in Hutt. Price reduced to £1350. E'eposit only £l5O. A great opportunity. W. H. AMOS. Land and Estate Agent, Lyceum Buildings, Lower Hutt. ‘Phones 363 and 40—808. FOB SALE, AURORA TERRACE, (''HARMING Family Residence, three V- minutes’ walk from Lambton Quay, comprising large entrance hall, drawing room, din:ng room, 4 bedrooms, kitchen, large scullery and washhouse, also basement. The house is artistically finished throughout, the main rooms and hal’ having steel ceilings. There is hot and cold water, also gas range, in addition to superior Orion coal range. The grounds consist of 3-16th of an acre (approx.), with beautiful tree ferns, native shrubs, flower gardens, drying green, etc. There is a beautiful view of the Harbour. The above comprises a lovely home rarely offered in this locality, and is only being sold on account of the owner’ requiring a larger house. Price and full particulars from owner. \.336, c/o "Dominion/’ KINGSTON PARK ES'IATE. LOWER HUTT. CHARMING IEVEI- BLIIDING Sl'l'Eb KINGSTON PARK On the Bitumen KINGSTON PARR. Alain Hutt Read, KINGSTON PARn ami adjoining the KINGSTON PARR Hutt Golt Links, KINGSTON PARR minutes walk KINGSTON PARR truiu the proKINGSTON PARR claimed new Rail KINGSTON PARK way Station at Park KINGSTON PARK Avenue. Practically KINGSTON PARK all level as u tennis KINGSTON PARK lawn. KINGSTON PARK All the Sections KINGSTON PARK excepting a few are KINGSTON PARK from six inches to KINGSTON PARK three feet above the KINGSTON PARK street kerb levels, KINGSTON PARK ensuring perfectly KINGSTON PARK well drained and KINGSTON PARK dry building sites, KINGSTON PARK further, Kingston KINGSTON PARK Park is about 40tt. KINGSTON PARK above high tide KINGSTON PARK sea level. KINGSTON PARK City conveniences; KINGSTON PARK Sewerage, high presKINGSTON PARK sure water, stormKINGSTON'PARK water, electric light KINGSTON PARK wi'l be laid on. All KINGSTON PARK streets 66 feet wide, KINGSTON PARK and on each side beKINGSTON PARK tween the footpath KINGSTON PARK and the sections, a KINGSTON PARK grass verge 14 feet KINGSTON PARK wide will be laid KINGSTON PARK in lawn grass KINGSTON PARK NOTE 'l™ KINGSTON PARK EASY TERMS. KINGSTON PARK £25 DEPOSIT, and KINGSTON PARK EIGHTPENCE a KINGSTON PARK day per £lOO of KINGSTON PARK purchase money KINGSTON PARK pays Principal for KINGSTON PARK 5 years. Interest KINGSTON PARK at 6 per cent, on KINGSTON PARK unpaid purchase KINGSTON PARK money with the KINGSTON PARK right to pav off KINGSTON PARK without notice KINGSTON PARK Practically all 50 KINGSTON PARK foot frontage and KINGSTON PARK over KINGSTON PARK 'Phone 43—969 KINGSTON PARK and a motor-car KINGSTON PARK will cal! to take von KINGSTON PARR over these charmKINGSTON PARR ing building sites. Sole Agents: JAMES STELLIN A CO.. 113-115 Customhouse Qun.V. (directly Bank of N.Z.) , « s WT ’ U’GTON. j