Page 17 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18275, 16 December 1922, Page 17

I<M\l\ To-day is the Day § /Jr Monster Exctirsioa g * / ■" Auckland's Big New Seaside Resort." | gj / *yk< Don't miss this opportunity of inspecting the rj 1 I JL absolutely finest seaside land investment ever |j 1 *" 1 /ML \ offered to the Auckland public. Every Sec- g jk tion is a real money-maker. Every investos" j| J&L must make huge profits in the near future. gj Tlie P ' S ' WAKATEEE 1 I^SiSl^ Leaves the N.S.S. Company's Wharf at 115 |■. *"** p.m. Surfdale, on return, at 7 p.m. jg Just consider that over 800 sections have been sold. | Thiß all in a short period of one year, and the majority of sections were sold | to buyers on the ground. This proves conclusively that Surfdale ha an | irresistible appeal, and is all we claim for it. It is the first port o call on * wonderful Waiheke, is only 60 minutes from Queen Street, and the low- jy priced four-month season tickets of 20/- for men and 16/- for ladies makes it g § an inexpensive place at which to own a seaside home. jg I ¥alnes are rising and profits are being made now. ( When you buy a Section at Surfdale it isn't as if you were buying in a place that was "to be" in tfche future. The tangible evidence of present-day fjj development is there in the shape of a big new steamer wharf, dozens of jy houses, miles of splendid roads, two stores, a school, a timber yard, together g! with tennis courts, a dance hall, and tea rooms in course of construction and "j contracted to be ready this month. Is it any wonder, then, that values are jy rising, and profits are being made now J , gj You can still buy direct: from the owners at original fixed prices. § ft! a! Our policy was determinsd on-before a single Section was sold. We recog- jjj f| nised that the growth and development of Surfdale would naturally mean jy j§ enhanced land values, but, m OWNERS, we decided definitely that just so ffi ffi long as any Sections were available, we would adhere to our original prices j|j S and terms, and thus enable buyers to reap the full value of investment. jy I Those who desire to make money should buy To-day. § ij Every pound that is invested in Surfdale must ultimately double and treble gj Jg itself, so we would urge intending buskers to take the trip to-day and person- » K al|ly select their sections. Remember, the number of available Sections is gj E§ necessarily limited, and those people who, through lack of foresight, neglect jjj En tc-day'fl opportunity, will be disappointed when they see others reaping the g Zu profits that could have been theirs, R» J3JS FK n ONEROA BEACH ESTATES* I tg. *—- 7 re | 194 Queen St. and at Wright's Buildings, cr. Fort & Commerce Sts., § 1 AUCKLAND. |

A Wonderful Array at R. HANNAH & CO., LIMITED What more practical expression of goodwill than a smart pair of Shoes or Slippers? And what better place than Hannah's to choose such a Gift? We are showing a wonderful range of goods SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS OR FOR HOLIDAY WEAR, all at Hannah's Famous Low v Prices :— t Ladies' White Shoes. Ladies' White Canvas Buckle Strap 7to 9, 5/11; 10, 6/11; 11 to 1, 7/6; Shoes, covered heels—ll/6, 20/-, Maids,' 2 to 5, 9/6. Ladies' White Canvas Oxford Maids' and Girls' White Canvas Shoes; no cap, covered heels — Bar Shoes, achool heels—Sizes 11/6, 19/6, 21/-. ,7 to 9, 5/11; 10, 6/11; 11 to 1, 7/6; Ladies' White Nubuck Oxford Maid 3,' 2to 5, 9/6. Shoes; no cap, covered heels. Smart shapes—32/6, 37/6. Maids' and Girls' White Nubuck Ladies' White Nubuck 2-Buckle Heel Strap Shoes, pump soles — Strap Shoes; covered heels, very Sizes 7to 9, 13/6; 10, 15/6; 11 to neafr-42/-, 45/-. 1, 17/6. Maids': 2 to 3, 21/-; 4 MAIDS' AND GIRLS' and 5, 23/6. WHITE SHOES. Children's White Nubuck One-Bar Maids' and Girls' White Canvas Shoes, Velt sewn soles—Sizes 3to Derby Shoes, school heels—Sizes 6, 8/6; 7 to 9, 9/11. Ladies' Bar Shoes*. Ladies' Nigger Brown Glace Fancy Ladies' Glace Kid Heel Bar Shoes, Bar Shoes; smart shape, Louis niiat shapes—2l/-, 23/6, 25/-. heels—22/6, 32/6, 35/-. Ladies' Nigger Brown Kid Jester Ladies' Patent Fancy Bar Shoes; Shoes, strong pump soles. IThe Cuban heels, very smart—2s/«, latest—32/6, 37/6. 28/6, , - ; —. _j Men's Tan Willow Calf Derbys; welted soles, smart Hm "IILJP W* %>W Men's Tan Willow Calf Shoes; welted solee, dressy i gj&Jfp Men's Glace Derby Boots; welted soles, neat shape— JmHt J^^^^^m Men's Glace Derby Shoes; welted soles, neat round J^^^^r^mf^^^ Holiday Shoes. [ W,esi ' s White Canvas Shoes, Chrome soles—lo/6, 16/6. I V,,| «»i* Men ' s Wh}te Canvas Shoes ' Rubber soles ' The ' Fleet " **§BKfiftHifa. A M Ladies' White Canvas Shoes, Chrome soles—B/11. «-HP Ladies' White Canvas Shoes, Eubber soles The " Fleetfoot "-6/6. Girls' size, 11 to 2-5/6. BE SURE TO CALL Ladies and Children's White or Grey Sand Shoes-4/9. AT HANNAH'S ITARLY. Children's sises-7 to 9, 2/11; 10 to 2, 3/3. ™ E mV™"" 8 ' AUCKLAND. 197, QUEEN STREET, 120, KARANGAHAPfc kumu, ' S. . ~ ,——. i i ■!■ ■■!■■ — ■■■—■ — ■—T1