Good Building Prospects In Kaitaia

Northern Advocate, 29 July 1939, Page 9

Good Building Prospects In Kaitaia

[Special to "Northern Advocate KAITAIA, This Day.

Kaitaia is apparently regarded as having good prospects for builders. Recently a new firm, the Mcßae Construction Company, obtained a contract from the Mangonui County Council to build a residence for one of the staff in Bowlers’Avenue, Kaitaia, and it is the intention of the firm, now that they have sampled Kaitaia, to put up a permanent sign. I

Since the paragraph appeared in the “Advocate,” in which mention was made of the high prices asked for residential sections at Kaitaia a good section has been sold on Dominion Road for £BO, but there were circumstances favourable to the buyer and it would be difficult to find another section, so favourably situated, on the market at so low a price. There are prospects of .at least two private residences being built at Kaitaia shortly.

claim one penny piece for improvements. The ruling of the Lands Department of the New Zealand Government is that: “No outgoing tenant is enti'teld to any compensation for improvements or value for any stock purchased during his occupancy.” If any member of the Government can point to a firm with a more drastic clause than that quoted above, then he has grounds for complaint. Until then, members of the Labour Party would do well to remember that “those who live in glass houses should not throw stones,” though the latest proposed legislation regarding hire-purchase and mortgagor protection, suggests that criticism has taken effect.