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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18632, 13 February 1924, Page 5

- . . 1 ( ■ ' ' - " ( f Tramway Extensions "' : | " The decision of the City Council to proceed with Tramway Extensions along Dominion Road, and also from the New North Road at Kingsland to Edendale. has had a J notable effect on building construction in the \ ' areas scon to be served with the new transit facilities. Not only have scores of now dwellings and shops been erected since the announcement of the projected extensions, but many of the estates have been subdivided and roaded for residential settlement.'* K.Z. Hebalq, Jan. 31. 1924. r h Devon Estate > Is ideally situated between the two new tram; routes; in fact, the Dominion Road line will pass along the main frontage of the Estate. Sections from £140. Deposits from £10 monthly instalments from £2; balance at 6 per cent. Early inspection advised! J. W. Shackelford & Son __ 27-29, Elliott Street, 'Phone 2625 A. Tozer & Tozer Dominion Road Terminus. 'Phone 3184. $ ' " * — ' T ■ " ■ I I II I i , SCCITCK WMBKY ITf you are not certain, why 1 not taste "P.D.," which is a genuinely old whisky. BpHKMyg Whisky which is matured by t «MWK|j time, and mellowed in the only true way, in wood,' is none too plentiful to-day. Whether or not you get any of it depends on yotirself. - When you have tasted a really old whisky y oil do not need to be an exceptionally good judge to tell which is which. Scotch Whisky _ | "A Deeply Satisfying Blend " I of.Distinction? | Distinguished S3 I —for its extra Baffin a —for itsextra I smoothness ||§§ I Only the kindly Hand 1 of time can work that. 1 I makes Whisky smooth 1 o pech 8 makes Whisky smooth and mellow. Every I .fiSjg Hi guaranteed D.C.L. is 1 T " AM 1 guaranteed pre - war I . 1 age and quality. ; i Xc&tcA § I B Qtt Oistbjjw yyl 1 _ . I On Disnusw • IV ... C i. . , B ao.wuga.l^ I IJishllers limited BT ' 1 Capital employed exceed* £5,000,000 il m— .CS EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND I I 11 *3 • - ■ ■ • fa "m*** r~ ml JIU -mmssggF