INVESTING ON A CERTAINTY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18455, 19 July 1923, Page 13

INVESTING ON A CERTAINTY.

WELL SELECTED LAND NEAR THE ; CITY. \

: Invest in well selected land, and ' :in a growing community, and bo select the surest and safest method of becoming independent. . ~ , , t —Late President Kooscivelt. Opportunity never lets up. He i is round knocking at someone's door each day of the year. You can wemember the time when land near Quee:a Street was bought for a song, and yet the same land to-day is worth a fortune. Why . are you yourself not. the lucky owner? The only reason is that the " other fellow " recognised opportunity. and used it. Every Aucklander has faith in his own city. He knows that it has all the makings of a second Sydney. He sees evidence of progress on all sides. Immense concrete wharves which "are only a fringe of what the Auckland Harbour Board have planned, new railway f station with improvements to be built in the near future, every suburb clamouring for tramway extensions, greater education facilities coming into effect every year to cater for the ever-increasing population, warehouses, factories, and new homes being erected on all sides. With all this evidence to work upon, the Aucklander of to-day has greater opportunities Man over before, because with Auckland's wonderful future assured as it is, to invest in well-selected land in the vicinity of the city means large profits and quick, returns.- Every buyer must make money. He cannot _ help himself. That is why the subdivisions now being offered on easy terms by -J. M. McVEAGH and CO., 154; Queen Street, are' particularly attractive. . They offer opportunity to all, and yet in a few years' time you will hear someone say: "Brown is a lucky man. Ho just sold .out and made a big profit." Cut out the word *' lucky." There is no such thing as hick: it is purely foresight and faith. You have enual' opportunities with Brown, so act to-day and reap the profits tomorrow. Here are the particulars : j

MOUNT ROYAL ESTATE, Mount Albert.—Situated on the Mount Albert Road and' on the sunny slope of the mountain, about half a mile from tram and train. The sections here give superb panoramio viewsi of city and suburbs, have deep and rich volcanic soil, are close to Grammar School and handy to primary school, 1 Prices range from £225, and they must increase in value. . ROGANVILLE, Mount. Albeit.—Here within four minutes of Mount \ Albert tram and train, lying to the sun all day, we have sections fronting Gladstone Road, Seaview Terrace, and Lloya H-nn"6. Each section is a magnificent building site from which views of the Upper. Harbour, Waitakeres, and surrounding country are obtained. Primary school 100 yards away, Grammar School within easy walking distance. These sections are as low as £5 7s 6d per foot, and can be resold in a few months at a profit.-

KOPJES ESTATE.—About a. quarter of a mile from the Dominion* Road tram terminus, which must be extended in the near future. " This • estate is nicely , elevated and affords some really fine views. Valuable building sites from £175 each on the exceptionally easy terms of from £10 deposit and £2 monthly. ■ The demand is very keen, and those who are seeking a borne site or an investment would be well advised to select without' delay. Kopjes sections are the cheapest available in Auckland, so values must rue as town and tram extend.