HOUSES AND LANJLi FOR SALE j CIITY. —House, 5 rooms, convs.; price £240. ) —Laycock, Faithfull, 14 Fort St. I C^ILT-Edgcd. —Shop and Dwelling; investf ment. —McGarry and Co., Dilwortb Building. INVESTMENT, 7J p.c. Net.—Block,, 4 J- Brick Shops, unencumbered; price. £51000; terms.—lG "Winstone Bide. ORNINGSIDE. —Six Rooms, convs . . handy tram, large grounds.—7B otLllke's Rd. . M" T. EDEN.—Beautiful New Bungalow, ideal 'surroundings and vievvs.—Architect, 224, SENSATIONAL Bargain. Bungalow, Talcapuna; £IOO deposit, balance £SOO, Govt, mortgage.—Mayhill, 42-185. SUBURBAN.— 5 Acres, real nice Farmlet. Electric Bungalow, _ garage, fowlhouses for 500 birds. This is CHEAP at £850; term 3. £3so.—Fullest particulars from W Iv. FRANCIS, Estate Agent, PAPAKI'JRA. m 33 Acres, grass, watered: Bungalow; con4. Crete paths; must sell; inspect; make an offer.—Ozich, Henderson. jO QnA —Taksipuna Bargain.—Bungalow, valuable, double section, main road.—Mortgagee, 131, Hekald. ■jOC ACRES, £lB 10s p.a.; capacity 60 JLOt/ cows; all buildings. This is value; cariablo of improvement.—Full particulars from W. K. FRANCIS, Agent. pAPAKURA. <?'"! AA Cash, Henderson.—32 Acres, 5roomed House; handy bus. — Owner, 158, Hekald. _£?CKA —Newmarket.—House, 6 rooms, JJuOV outbuildings; handy shops.—Mandeno Jackson, Swanaon St. PQrA— Epsom.—Choice Home, 6 rooms; half-acre Mandeno Jackson, Swanson St. FORCED SALE. Charming 14-storey Tiled-Roof Modern Residence, all electrict; large elevated freehold section. lovely views: handy tram; select position, Remit era. Greatly Reduced Price, £1350. £4OO Cash, balance Govt, mortgago, 28s 4d weekly pay interest, principal, rates and insurance. G. W. MAYHILL. 312 Dilworth Bldg. EPSOM BARGAIN. SITUATED ON MANUKAU ROAD, NEAR GREENWOOD'S CORNER. BUNGALOW OF ■ 6 ROOMS, large reception hall, porch, back nnd front, bathroom, porcelain bath and basin, washhouse, copper and tuba, all under one root. The house is exceptionally well built, heavy beam ceilings, oak doors, etc. Beautiful Volcanic Section, laid out in lawns, paths and live hedges. PRICE, ONLY £950. Easy Terms Arranged. Further particulars from Sole Agent, JNO. GREY, 1 AND 2 WINSTONE BLDG., QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND. Telephone 43-668. Private Phone 28-216. hot water. Garage. NEAT SECTION OF LAND, nic out. One minute tram. £IOOO. NEAR REMUERA POST OFF: ELEVATED FREEHOLD SECT 66ft. Frontage. Grand Sunny Position. CAPITAL HOUS OF 5 ROOMS. And All Usual Conveniences motop: services A UCKLAND - NEW PLYMOUTH ii THROUGH SF.RVICE RESUMED. NO CHANGING DEPART AKKIVE Auckland 8 a.m. New Plymouth 6 p.m New Plymouth 7.45 a.m Auckland 6 p.m. PHONES, 42-468. 42-500. GIBSON'S MOTORS. LTD. Booking Offices: Auckland Office, 81 Customs St. 8., Govt. Tourist Dept.. TLos. Cook & Son
vtuvi. iuurißi, ueii:,., auos. a: Hon. New Plymouth. OA UCKLAND, " THAMES, •il via tIAIJRAKJ PLAINS Cars depart, White Star Office. HI Customs St., Phone 42-4Gr\ or Laycock und Faithful), 14 l<oit St., Phone 43-146: 8.30 am and 10 a.m.. 3.30 p.m. Sundays: 9.30 a.m. and 6.30 P.m. COROMANDEL. MERCURY BAY • Weekdays only): 8.30 a.m. and ,10 a.m. W. WHITE AND SONS. LTD.. Private Res.. 44-547 and 425(H). Thames, n. gra XAf A 1 H 1 PAEROA ** Cars Depart WHITE STAR OFFICE FOR HAU IxcioßHmKHl RAKi PLAINS. PAEROA WI-' l ' '\iT WAIHI, 7.15 a.m .11 a.m.. H p.m (Sun., b p.m.) I'AIJ HANGA, TE PUKE. WHAKATANE. CIS BORNE! 7.15 a.m., 11 a.m Leave WaIHI for Auckland, 8 a.m., 12.20 £). m., 4.45 p.m (Sun., 4.45 p.m.) Fares: Paeroa, 15s; Waihi 17s Rd ■ Tnuranga. 21s. Phone 44138 i'RANSPOK'I. LTD OARGAVILLE. Daily 9.45 a.m.. Sun days, 8.45 am. - Booking Agents: Lny cock and Faithfull, 14 Fort St. Phone 43-140 WBANGAREI Pioneer Services leave Aard Office daily 230 p.m., Sunday. 3.30 i>.rn Phones 41000 44 050: Office. 45-290 DENTISTRY pERFECT £ OB 1 'Ji BE T B FROM OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS EXTRACTIONS. Is. Remodelling Sets Single Tocth Repair .. .. Painless Extractions FILLINGS OF ALL KTNDS. R. W. F ROST. LTD.. DENTIST. Late of University of Pennsylvania, U.S.A., 30 Years' Experience, J ELLICOE CHAMBERS (Next Herald. Auckland). OAINLESS EXTRACTIONS MY OWN SPECIAL METHOD Possesses Many Great Advantages Which Are Distinctive. HERE ARE SOME AMONG OTHERS 1. NO PAIN 2. NO NEED to come back for the second time or oftener. an under other methods. 8. EXPERT EXTRACTIONS. No broken teeth or stumps left in the gums 4. PERFECTLY SAFE FOR ALL AGES. I can safely use it- on « patient of 80 years. 6. IF YOU HAVE A WEAK HEART or are suffering from olhe> complaints it will not affect vou. 6. NO PAINFUL PRICK TNG 7. NO SWOLLEN GUMS 8. ARSCESRED TEETH are painlessly extracted > 9. EXTRACTIONS FREE when teeth are ordered GUM BLOCK TEETH A SPECIALTY. OPEN EVERY' EVENING. jQENTIST Jg MANUEL. FIRST FLOOR. ENDEAN'S BUILDINGS. Phone 41-PO4. » Next. 0.P.0 Take Elevator THAMES SHOPPING •i AS f>D. —Bes' Football Boots. Pliable IU Uppers Hard Toes. Bars and Studs.— Danbv's Shoe Store, Thames. HAMILTON SHOPPING ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD Will be received at t,he Herald's Waikato Branch Office, South British Insurance Co.'s Builciings. Victoria Street. Hamilton Copies ot tho Herald and Tub Weekm News on Sale ORDERS FOR PRINTING AND STATIONERY will receive prompt atten t.icn 'PHE WAIKATO BRANCH ot the New Zealand Herald, South British Build mgs, Hamillton, will receive orders for the delivery of the New Zealand Herald and The Weebxtc Njews in Hamilton and suburb*.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22099, 3 May 1935, Page 6
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