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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 25 May 1917, Page 8

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. A BARGAIN. 8J ACRES., close to Hawera borough; all level; boxthorn hedges; Hawera borough water; land selling close by at £520 per acre; modern 7-roomed house, hot and cold water, drainage, electric light, nice surroundings; a very comfortable home for a retired farmer. Our instructions are to sell, as' the owner is away and has no further use for the property. Any reasonable offer will be accepted. Owner's price is £2000. See us at once. Hard to get. 726 £100 CASH secures fine little dairy farm of 100 acres; carrying capacity, 40 cows, horses, etc.; house 4 rooms, pantry, bathroom, scullery, washhouse and copper, machinery shed, concreted cow shed; factory and school halfmile. A very fine home. Exceptionally easy terms for balance. Only £40 per acre; herd of cows, horses, implements, can be had with another £100. GET IN EARLY—£SO CASH. /New Modern Bungalow, central Hawera ; bedrooms, 14 x 12, 14 x 12, 10 x 12; wardrobes., panelled doors, sitting-room 18 x 15, sleeping porch-12 x 6, dining-room, gas range 12 x 14., beautiful lead lights, bathroom, porcelain bath, hand basm, razor cupboard, j kitchen 12 x 10, cupboards, sink, gas ring, electric iron points, coal house, -patent w.c, hot and cold water, meat safe, conservatory, concrete floor, concrete paths, motor shed, close-boarded fence around, concrete piles under house, felt under roof, telephone, etc. Price £1150; £50 cash; easy j terms balance. 956 J £50 CASH secures a large modern

house 6 rooms, close to Hawera district high school; electric light, water and drainage, very large rooms ;' good neighborhood ; washhouse, copper and tv.bs, coal house. A snip at £650. The house alone is worth the money. The section is easily worth £220. Always buy where you can see a 0 margin of profit. Here you have it. 913 £75 cash. Here it is. Concrete-konka-rough-cast house; draught proof; very prettily designed and finished throughout, in keeping with' these advanced times; din-ing-room 16 x 14, bedroom 13 x 14, do. 13 x 12, living room 13 x 14, scullery., pantry, cupboards^ bathroom, porcelain batn, hand basin; easily convertible into 5 rooms; concrete paths. Price,

only £850; £75 cash. A .new home; every thin;* modern. 283 Every inch and every ounce a house. Not some house, but in pure, un- ■ adulterated English, a superb house, superbly designed and built. A concrete house, built to last, and to be occupied by generations vet unborn. A sure and safe investment; living room 16ft 6in x 14ft 6in, kitchen 14ft x 10ft, bedroom 15ft x 14ft, do., 12ft s 13ft, do. Bft x lift 6in, bathroom 9ft x 7ft, washhouse ,copper and tubs; 3 spacious verandahs; cupboards, linen press; coat recess, cosy corners, large hall; very conveniently and very sensibly designed; everything under one roof. Price, for one month, £1900; £900 cash, good terms for balance. Buy /this and save yourself the trouble of worrying out a design for yourself. This should appeal to everybody. £225 buys a 4-roomed coftage; gas installed, water, drainage, etc.; section almost worth the money; earning 10s per week: central Hawera. £25 in cash will secure this. You need not be without some shelter. 984

JAMES & r^ILLMAN, AMES & VTILLMAN, House and Land Agents, Union Street, , HAWERA. AT this establishment full stocks are kept of General Groceries, Builders and Furnishing Ironmongery, Electroplated Goods, Crockery, Glassware, Fancy Good's, Grain and Produce, Cement and Lime. Garden Tools, Lampware. Champion Ranges, Dover Stoves, Register Grates, Oils and , Paints.—Johr Gilmour. Manaia. "OTIRA" PRIVATE HOSPITAL. NURSE M. L. MERRIE. j IS now prepared to receive patients in her new horne 2 situated on the Manaia road. Manaia. Out-door cases also 8-Wn'iwd. Pnnn<% P4 QUALITY counts In nothing morel than Footwear. If you wish to be J well dressed, your shoes must fit, they I must be neat,' stylish and comfortable, for your pocket's sake they must be durable. "Crockett and Jones' " Footwear combine all the3e features. Ask for "Crockett and Jones" at the Onehunga Boot Factory. '