Mr. Valfl Hansen has been appointed agent for Poverty Bay for the Studebaker car. An advertisement appearing in tins issue shews clearly the construction of these famous cars. Models of a 3 and o-seater Studebaker are on view at Mr Hansen’s new garage, Peel Street. The representative, Mr. G. H. Annetts, will be pleased to give demonstrations and full particulars to intending purchasers.*
PROPERTIES TC Uiv PUR SALE. rpO LET—-House, 5 rooms, ail modern conveniences, workroom, motor shed, magnificent view; rent 2os. —G. K. Pas'ey, Estate Agent, Lowe Street. rpo LET —• Convenient 10-roomed House, in occupation of advertiser; electric light and all conveniences. —'Apply T. G. Lawless, Land Agent. . TTO LEASE, for 5 years, .vitli pur- -*- chasing clause, Section on which owner will build house to suit tenant. —W. Lissant Clayton, Estate Agent. XT'OR SALE—3OO Acres, 5-roomed House and outbuildings; carrying 1500 sheep and lambs; leasehold; handy to town.—Further particulars from G. K. Pasley, Land Agent, Masonic Buildings. . rn p r —Building or .business 1.VJ.11. Sites, Dwellings, or Farms, Sheep Runs, or anythin#- hi the Real Estate Line.—Apply 1. G. Lawless, Land Agent. WANTED to Rent—House and few » ♦ Acres, handy; also have numerous inquiries for Houses to Let or Lease. —W. Lissant Clayton, Estate Agent. T P I —Good Business Sites at j. AX.-LJ. p u kepapa Township, on easy terms, adjacent to the Kaitaratahi Freezing Works.—Apply T. G. Lawless, Land Agent, / IT OR SALE—3O Acres, 4-roomecl House, Ormond; leased for four years at £4 tier acre ; £3OO cash. Balance terms. —G. K. Pasley, Land Agent, Lowe Street. TTOR ""SALE—Splendid Residential Site, WLataupoko, few minutes from town ; a bargain; must be sold at once.—W. Lissant -Clayton, Estate Agent. _ "ITOR SALE —1012 Acres, Freehold, ± Opotiki; 100 acres ploughabie; all easy country; plenty of Purirh Price £3. Cash and terms. —G. K. Pasley, Estate Agent, Masonic Buildings. . . T~ ONG LEASE—i-Acre, Gladstone Road, suitable Business Premises or Yards, 42 years: Rent first term £4s.—Apply W. Lissant Clayton, Estate Agent.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4473, 14 February 1917, Page 7
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