Beachlands jjj Marine Garden Suburb. GOOD MOTOR ROAD SHELTERED SEA TRIP | , ' 'ITie following Sections are absolutely the pick of Beachlands, and are B § offered at the price a effect a speedy sale:—; B . ''' QECTION Possibly the best CECTION , 65-Almost, adjoining: ■ ' r Section;' ,- on lovely .Sunkisfc , ? the wharf, with 66ft.'' frontage- . H .Bay;,; having 66ft. "frontage to ~ to pretty Pohutukawa Bay ;Beach. I beach. Fenced. Price, £285. On . Pricey £195. "On , very easy terms. ■ , I :. . „very easy terms. *' A real snip. "*- '. ' 1 I QECTTON Very large section, "I f \ QECTION 113— of the best having 70ft. frontage to nice I actual beach frontage sections private beach. Views are' wonder-I near Auckland, having 66ft. front- ful. Good fishing from sea front- j ; age fto the ideal Shelly T.'iy Beach.- age. Over half an acre. Price, I . - Native trees and shrubs. Price, £210, Jon £10 „ deposit. Your; ■ . r £265. On very easy terms. chance. " S'! : !*. 5 * •, -~ ' : '• , I For those requiring really nice level allotments at the seaside, but do — J not wish to pay over, say, £115, the following Sections are recommended to clients who are unable to view until later. ' Remember, we ; will return your deposit if you are not perfectly satisfied after inspection.}' QECTION 561—A : road ] frontage 7 QECTION 571—This adjoins 561. ■ of about 2 chains. Only 3 It is a lovely, almost level al-./ chains from lovely Shelly • Bay - lotment, of nearly 1 half an ' acre. |£| Beach. , Beautiful views. Price, Only about 2 minutes to Shelly £115, on 75/- deposit, and 8d per Bay Beach. Price, £85, on 75/.- , day. , - « deposit, and 8d per day. ; ''Jyr •' -. ~ QECTION 807—This, -is '•'a- nice ■ QECTION 694—A'„ nice, almost - section, . only 4 minutes, to level allotment, «bout three Shelly ' Bay : Beach, v Ample room' minutes to either Shelly Bay or for large residence, lawns, and View Bay Beach. P-ice, £60, on ; gardens. Price, £35, on 60/- de--50- deposit, and 6d per day. No posit, and 6d per day. Price is : v better , value. - absurdly low. < 4 , t > 7'V' Further particulars may be obtained from R. W. KIBBLEWHITE s|i I First Floor, 195 Queen Street r Auckland I West Coast Estates I . One of the most attractive land subdivisions, eve? placed before the New ; ■ Zealand public is the .opening up .of an extensive stretch of the wonderful • I: coast line and famous bush lands of the West Coast. . ,In order to facilitate H i the work of subdivision, the total area available has been divided into four H large estates. The planning ana subdivision of the whole area is? in the . hands of Mr.v3 E. W. Kibblewhite, the well-known Landscape Architect, who expects to B • have it on the market early in December. Beautiful allotments- will then >Eg be available from £50 each, on 100/- deposit. - : _• ■■ ■-■■ j B Special arrangements are being made So cater for camping parties, and H .there are "thirty cottages to let. Early application should be v made at the g office, 195, Queen . Street, Auckland. ' V , r B Piha. c; - : I A IHcU .... I !■LION ROCK THE. GAP. I * FINE SURF BEACH. .7, I PtTTA ESTATE embraces a large portion of the coast line, -most beloved || by West Coasters, including the noted Piha Beach, and such weß-known Egfe'Tl localities as The Gap, Lion Rock, and Blow Hole. Here, too, are the B: wovld-famed Glenesk Waterfalls, several hundred feet high, and wonderful gg ■i~ <■'} stretches of native bush. The flat rocks at Piha rank probably as the U finest fishing spots in the Dominion. * B Kauri Park. 1 GIANT KAURIS MAGNIFICENT VIEWS I STATELY RIM US. Bpi KAURI PARK ESTATE contains some of the finest bush scenery to I be found unywhere in the world. It is situated between Piha and the H Nihot'upu Watershed Reserve. It includes the highest part of the Wai- ■ takere Ranges, -nd has a wonderfully invigorating climate. It's slopes ■ and valleys are thickly clothed with a luxuriant forest growth. The views ■fSp? are magnificent in extent and variety, a|p; Ocean Glades. I SAFE LATHING WONDERFUL SURF, BEACH Ii GOOD FISHING 1 Situated between the Piha and Muriwai Benches, wifch the Piha Stream I as the divid.ag line, is the Ocean Glades Eetnte, embracing what is pro- ■ bably New Zealand's finest surf beach. The Estate hus a magndficeivt ■ Pohutukawa Grove, nearly a mile-long by over a quarter of a mile wide; ■ One specimen, possibly the biggest in existence, measures about eight, feet ■ .through, and covers u quarter of an acre. The virgin bush on the gentle B slopes of the glades is a special feature of the Estate, B Waitakere Park. I m IDEAL VIEWS BEAUTIFUL VIRGIN BUSH 111 mm® ROMANTIC RAMBLES gm fm The pick of the famous Waitakere bush has been .secured in the Wai- IWMS takere Park Estate, which covers a large tableland, far above the sea level, I and adjoining the Nihotupu Watershed Reserve. The spot is ideal from the picturesque and climatic standpoints, and is sure to find favour with lovers of the beautiful. Practically every;section contains a portion ofpl|| bush, including very fine specimens of kauris and other foreot trees. Indeed; a single tree on many of the sections would provide more than sufficient timber to build the owner's huine. For health and recuperative purposes.'fell this Estate holds front place among the whole of the Domini mi's resorts.l Further particulars may be obtained from R. W. KIBBLEWHITEi First Floor, 195 Queen Street Aucklands , jWI « /? 51551151 ' "'T-? y : h We Can Extract any tooth in your mouth painlessly and without causing you discomfort. 5, i • x 1 VYour nerves won be jarred or up-; set here. - - set here. - If " hurts — don't flay «is! .■rv. ■' .« ■ , "VBALLIN & RUSSELL SCIENTIFIC SURGEON DENTISTS; ; Symonds Street . in attendance.) S Symonds Sfcreefi—» (Telephone 1-2-2-9 at the dock. for an appointment. FURNITURE ~*Sl Pumitura look eaujJ to aew. Btfuse O GEORGE WALKER'S. Bat Dande and Badcee for . ~Q° tck Saiea B>iU>w^'^4 Cox's HarVaatoCT. VMAS. Kush—Don't wai* for A TT - COSTS MO MORE TO SELL YOUB } * FURNITURE AT WALKER'S. -JfcLki* C~h And Yea G*i Bette* e»dout3tter. 11*13. ywtena
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18565, 24 November 1923, Page 17
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