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Evening Star, Issue 21784, 28 July 1934, Page 2

PROPERTIES FOB SALE. L. A. RHODES, F.E.E.LN.ZL : A. H. JAMIESON, Phona 22-433. ■ Phon* 22-10 S. TAMBLYN, RHODES, AND JAMIESON, AUCTIONEERS; REAL ESTATE,.FINANCE. AND INSURANCE AGENTS, MEMBERS OF THE' REAL*’ ESTATE INSTITUTE ,OF NEW ZEALAND, 42 PRINCES. STRfiET, DUNEDIN. Office phone 13-608. £1 Is 8d PER WEEK. STATE ADVANCES BUNGALOW. CAVERSHAM (on ' rise) ' offers', lovely Bungalow of 5 ’rooms and sun porch; good section, lovely view; owner transferred. £1,012. ROSLYN BUNGALOW, handy Highgato; 5 good rooms and . kitchenette,* being , erected by builder on his own Freehold; the’ lot absolutely complete ,on easy . terms. MORNINGTON BUNGALOW. £735. • ; CORNER section; sheltered, sunny spot; right up to date, with latest enamelled range,, fibrous ceilings, concrete .paths. Small deposit, balance easy weekly payments, , ’ . ■ ■ £BBS. HANDY UNIVERSITY. GOOD compact, convenient 5 ROOMS and, kitchenette; panelled hall, tiled slabs, I porcelain bath and basin, all conveniences; generally in good order- really good, buying; finance arranged. FOE SALE AT MORTGAGE PRICE. ROSLYN.— Dpuble-brick BUNGALOW, handy Coliimba College, 5 rooms and kitchenette, all conveniences; no deposit to approved purchaser; price, £1,158. OWNER TRANSFERRED. £700.. CITY Home (on rise) of 5 good rooms and air modern conveniences, perfect order throughout; glorious outlook. For quick sale. Let us take you to inspect; small deposit. £1,850. ROYAL TERRACE (Handy Kuoi Church) .—Beautiful Brick BUNGALOW, storjr and half, 5 large rooms, sun porches, kitchenette; ’ being erected. A great buy. ' £797.’ BUILDER offers a very attractive BUNGALOW, commanding glorious view, in Kew; largo section; also on easy terms.

MAGNESIUM INDUSTRY. The discovery in 1930 of largo deposits of dolomite on. the North-west Coast of Tasmania, and subsequent scientific investigations, are expected to lead. to the early establishment of a 'magnesium industry, which would probably be the only undertaking in the British Empire which produces metallic magnesium. Research by art industrial chemist, and work carried out by an experimental plant have yielded most promising, results, and shortly the company interested hopes to- .develop on -a commercial scale the production or magnesium, alloys for aeroplane engines-, ami parts, and motor engines. Various compounds of magnesium will be pro* duccd also.