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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 207, 2 August 1941, Page 10

RECOMMENDED AS * OUTSTANDING VALUE 1 QUPERIOR MODERN 1J storey Bungak> low, comprising 4 really sunny bedrooms, very largo lounge, breakfast room with gas fire, kitchenette with every modern convenience. Built of the very host materials and in excellent order. Sunny elevated section with glorious view. Price only £1553 4J per cent. Total outgoings only £1 per week. The home alone would cost to-day in excess of £3300. Immediate vacant posocsison. KENNETH M c DONALD 39 RANGITIKEI STREET. A GOOD BUV HERE.—4-Roomcd Cottage, electric light, bathroom, etc., with two acres of beet land. For quick sale and immediate possession £BSO is the prico with £253 cash. Wo arc Solo Agents. 7 ROOMED HOUSE, 4 Bedrooms, good locality. Prico £I2OO. Call and see us. 110 ACRES, 4 Roomed House; Renewable Lease 60 years. 10s 6d per acre. Price £1550 with cash required £550. It must sell. dominion auctioneering CO. W. THACKER, Land Dept. WANTED TO PURCHASE. WE have several buyers for modern houses, cither for cash or substantial deposits. Send Particulars to BIROTE COOMBS AND WILSON 90 RANGITIKEI STREET.

SITUATED BOTANICAL ROAD. "J O ACRES, a-roomed dwelling, all JLLj conveniences, garage, fowlliouses, implement shed, largo glass house, about 5 acres in orchard, balance well grassed. Hun 5 cows. Several good building sections can bo sold ii desired. Vacant possession from August 1. Govt. Mortgage approx. £I2OO. Price £2OOO or near offer. 2 acres, Newbury, 5-roomed dwelling recently painted, in good order. For <|iiick sale £BOO. Easy terms arranged. A'acant possession. W. S. LONG AND CO. 20 RANGITIKEI STREET. Phone 7-160. Private 7425, 8752.

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