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Evening Star, Issue 21581, 29 November 1933, Page 2

properties for sale. N. AND E. S. PATERSON LTD., AUCTIONEERS LAND AGENTS, SURV EYORS, SHAKE AND LAND BROKERS, PATERSONS’ BUILDINGS, 163 RATTRAY STREET. THREE GENUINE BARGAINS. CITY’ ON RISE (Close Cathedral and Rattray street).—Splendid 5-roomed Bungalow good rooms, with kitchenette; bath, scullery, gas, electric light; fine entrance hall empire papers, casement windows, eun verandah; choice level section, bathed in sunshine, lovely harbour view; garden; first-class garage. £IOO deposit, balance at 5 per cent, or owner will consider taking smaller House in suburbs. AN EXTRAORDINARY' CHEAP HOME.—ST. KILDA (close tram) : faithfullybuilt Home, in good order, attractiv o appearance; 5 good rooms, hot and cold, <*as electric, scullery, copper, tubs; concrete foundations, cupboards and wardrobes; splendid section, wide open space at back, laid out in garden and flowers. Cost present owner £B6O. Now carrying £460 Government loan. £SO deposit. Urgent sale, £575. MAORI HILL (In Choice Position, Close Tram and Tennis Courts).—An exceptionally well built pretty Bungalow, 5 good rooms, with kitchenette and sun verandah, all specially selected timbers, casements, with ioadlights; fine bathroom, empire papers, interior all nicely arranged; gas, electric; concrete foundations, and condition as new. Beautiful i-acre, northerly aspect, sheltered, and bathed in sunshine, with a fine outlook; asphalt path and yard. Concrete wall in front, good garden, also flowers and lawn. Owner left Dunedin, selling hundreds of pounds Mow cost. £2OO deposit, and Government loan may be taken over. We recommend this as a really good home, and the price is a sacrifice.

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“ Small savers ” in Great Britain are stated to have more than £2,400,000,000 “put away’’; of this toal £512,812,000 is invested through the Post Office Savings Bank, £517,000,000 through the medium of Savings Certificates, and £204,517,748 through trustee savings hanks.