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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 28 April 1914, Page 8

LAND ADVERTISEMENTS. A. GRANT" REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENT, (Opp. P. 0.) HAWERA. SUBURBAN HOME ON EASY TERMS. £25 CASH—One acre of land and sroomed dwelling, with washhouse ; handy to town, and likely to rise in value. Price, £575. Terms: £25 deposit; balance on easy terms. Immediate application necessary. TOWN PROPERTY ON EASY TERMS. £20 DEPOSIT—New cottage of 4 living rooms, also bathroom ,scullery, pantry; asbestos ceilings; electric light; hot and cold water; washhouse, copper and tubs. m Price, £475. Terms, £20 deposit, balance as per arrangement. 607 £50 DEPOSlT—Cottage of 5 rooms, bathroom, scullery, gas, washhouse, etc. Building been erected only a few years. Price £375. Terms, £50 deposit, balance as per arrangement. 501 £10 DEPOSIT—Nice building site of quarter-acre in Gladstone street. Price £125. Terms, £10 deposit, balance to suit you 1 £12 10s DEPOSIT—Four choice building sites in Cambria street, near Railway Station. Owner left district and offers a low price. £125- each; 10 per cent, deposit, balance 3 years at 6 per cent. 606 £50 DEPOSIT—IS Acres rich flat land, adjoining borough, and suitable for subdivision. Price £127 10s per acre; £50 cash, balance at 6 per cent. Opportunity for speculators! 597 £50 DEPOSIT—We will build on a nice section, containing about f-acre, and situate in George street, a bungalow residence of 5 rooms, with every modern convenience. Price for land and buildings, £640. Terms, £50 cash, balance as per arrangement. £25 DEPOSlT—Section containing 3 roods 13 perches, situate in George street. Ideal building site. Price, £245. Terms, £25 deposit, balance 5 years at 5 per cent., reducible by easy instalments. £150 DEPOSlT—Quarter acre and new dwelling of 5 living roo».s, bathroom and pantry; hot ta.d cold water; electric light; kJ[ heart timber; picked doors, mantels, etc; washhouse, copper, tubs. Price, £675. Government mortgage of £300 at 4£ per cent. can be taken over. 573 For HOUSES and LAND consult— A. GRANT, REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENT. (Opp. P. 0.) HAWERA. GRAVES & C° LAND AGE*NTS. (Opposite Post Office.) : HAWERA. ~i ~t pf ACRES^ quite close to factory, A JL ?_/ school and railway; 5-roomed house, 10-bail shed; mostly ploughable; metalled road; including 40 cows and plant. Terms, £500 cash as a. going concern; balance easy terms. 100 ACRES, at Matapu, good buildings, shed and machines. Will milk 60 cows. Terms, £300 cash. 300 ACRES, 10 miles from Hawera; 5-roomed house, shed, etc; 65 acres flat; milks 30 cows, besides wintering 250 ewes and other stock. 100 ACRES, cheap farm, New Plymouth.; 6-roomed house; 10-bail shed; close to factory; milks 30 cows. Price, £15. Terms, £300 cash. 400 ACRES, 10 miles from Hawera; easy country, half of it suitable for wintering cows. Price, £12 10s. A great snip. Easy terms. 4-roomed cottage; 8 paddocks;. 80 ACRES at Cardiff; house and sheds; milks 30 cows; level land. Price, £32 10s 3 with £500 down. 160 ACRES splendid first-class land; aii vat; good house, good shed, live fences. Price, £60. Terms, £600. Owner will finance 90 cows.: Close to factory, school, and railway. BUICK CAR THE CAR WITH A RECORD OF SUCCESS AND SATISFACTION. i ■ - Study the following points: — 1. Buick reliability is unique; every part of her contains only the highest grade of material put together by the most skilled labour America can produce. 2. Buick power is unequalled. No engine of the size has ever developed greater efficiency. No hill can stop her A car straight from the ship's side will take all hills between Wellington and New Plymouth easily on her top gear. 3. The five-seater weights only 20 cwt. The cost of running is remarkably low, and she is easy on tyres. The world's best Magneto (Bosch) and Carburettor (Zenith) are fitted to the Buick. Five Seater (complete), £335. Two Seater (complete), £310. Two shipments arriving every month, and so far every car goes straight to a purchaser. Apply at once if you want a Buick. W. O'CALLAGHAN, HAWERA. Agent for Taranaki. What to one person is merely an "idea" is to another a valuable invention. Why not turn that notion of Your's into money? It may be a simple one. The simpler the better! Anyway, write for our bookuet, '/Advice to Inventors." Henry Hushes, Ltd., 157 Featherston Street, Wellington.—AchT t. (52