THE THREE BEST QENTLEMEN'S RESIDENTIAL SITES IN THE LOWER HUTT. Are on tho BE^UTIFU^BLOOMFIELG 480 ™ DEEPI 480 feett ffiSS&^Sft.^^ <* feet to Hjiutana-street). _ No more convenient or charming spot is to bo found at tho. Hutt. A' cle£r stream runs through theso exceptionally Sty sa«ts_^ frinßed ™* A SPECIAL OFFER OF . SIX SEO, TIONS, 66ft by 220 ft to 279 ft. A clear running stream forms the back boundary of theso high and dry sites. £250 each, lor valuo there is nothing to equal Bertio'n paro priceB * and P rove thu ag, Bloomfiold lies between (and within two minutes' walk of) tho Gardens and Port Umce. Ib wilhm a minuto of tho Bowlinir Green, Tennis Courts, and Recreatiol Ground. Easy terms arranged. AppIy, S.SALEK, No. 15 Office, Colo, nial Mutual Buildings; or his agent o v x H - E - -LEIGHTON, », Jeatnorflton-st., and Lower Hutt. • F°f the Magnific6nt Stan*S L, w-i Karon, comprising 202 Sec™>ns. Will bo auctioned on Tuesday Next, 23rd instant. Remember-Ekctr? cal tramway terminus opposite the Estate. J- W. BBAITHWAITE, JOHNSONVILLE. JOHNSONVILLE-Pretty new 6-roomed Cottages, bright, sunny, and healthy; terms to suit. Some very cheap Seotions, i to 6 acres. 100 Acre 3 for subdivision. 300 Acres, Shoep and Dairy Farm. 12i-acre Dairy Farm. 7 Acres and 5 Houses ; good investment. Gentleman's Residence, beautifully finished, 7 rooms, stable and outbuildings, with 1 aero ornamental well-sheltered grounds ; Bargain at £1150. £, AND BUTE B,S Should write to SCHOLEFIELD, GODSALL & WEAVER, TOOWOOMBA, QUEENSLAND, ' For particulars of the Far-famed DARLING DOWNS LANDS. . Full particulars sent of all - classes of Properties suited for Lamb Raising, Dairying, and Grazing. Buyers driven to inspect. OR SALE, by auction, on Tuesday Night, 23rd inetant, the Standon Estate, Karori; 202 lovely, level and undulating Sections ; eaty terms of sale. Obtain a plan from Macdonald, Wikon and Co., Auctioneers, and inspect. • ¥. EGGEES WAKTS PTJK- • CHASERS— For Working Men who want a Home near EPUXI-STREET, new five-roomed House, bathroom, copper, tubs, pat. w.0., land 45ft by 100 f t; price £570. Can give terms, £20 down, tho balance at 16s per week, principal and interest. Call early to secure. HEROPI-STREET ; best in Nowtown } good six-roomed House, bath, h. and o, water, copper, tubs, pat. w.c, gas, land as fenced. £100 down will secure this house ; balance arranged. LUKE AND CO^ LTD., • Allen-street, Wellington, ENGINEERS, BOniERMAKERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. FOR SALE-^Just arrived, one 50 b.h.p. Gas Producer Plant, from the well-known! makers Jones, Burton and Co., the most economical on tho market. In Stock — Log-hauling Plants, Engines and Boilers, Shafting, Fullies, Bearings, cjid all classes of Machinery for Sawmills, Brickmaking, etc. Machinery of. any description made or indented. Manufacturers' of Builders* Material, Ornamental Castings, Cost and Wrought Iron Bailings, and Gates of any* description. jyjOOKE & VARLOW, HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS, 20, Customhouse-quay. Karori — 5 rooms, washhouec, copper, tubs, etc., good garden, i-acre, nicely planted. Only £500. Brooklyn— 4-roomed Cottage and scul. lery, sunny side, largo section (41 x 165), .cheap— £4so. ' Basin Reserve (near), ono minuto from tram — Pleasantly-situated 5 rooms, good view and locality. £515. Courtenay-placo (near)— 2 Cottages, always let ; 34 x 100 f t; grand factory site ; shows a return of 20 per cent. Good investment. £620. Splendid Corner Business Site, suitable for wood and coal yard, store, or builder, Main-road, 2 minutes from tram : a gift at £7 per foot ; must bo sold quickly. Rents collected. Money to Lend, and every assistance given to buyers without loss of time. Terms arranged. TO SAWMILLERS. WANTED, Second-hand Loghauler} not less than 12 h.p. ; must bo in tuorough working order, with or without wire rope. Stalo maker's naran. Apply sharp to Secretary Mokau Timber Co., , Farish-Etreet, Wellington. TjtOß SALE— Ono of the eafest Invest- ■- ments offering to-day will bo th» gurehase of several of the magnificent ections in the Standen Estate, Karori, to bo auctioned on Tuesday Next, 23rd instant. TIVBNING POST. Instructions as to the Insertion or With, drawn 1 of advertisements in the Post must b« in writing. Advert iscments received without such instruction will he inserted until countermantled, and charged accordingly. Notice to withdraw advertisement* must ba given in writine not later than 1 p.m. Advertisements inserted by the month or quarter, and withdrawn at any time before the expiry of a monthly or quarterly period, are charged for as if inserted for the full term. 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Evening Post, Volume LXXII, Issue 93, 17 October 1906, Page 12
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