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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12040, 19 January 1925, Page 12

PROPERTIES for sale A DESIRABLE HOME IN KELBURN EXTENSION. is this attractive and soundly-built 4-rd modern Bungalow, with kitchenette. It has every convenience, electric light, gas cooker, porcelain bath and basin. and occupies an excellent position. This home is priced for quick sale, and at JEI4OO represents a proposition not to be missed. Easy terms-arranged.. , Folio 33. A SWIM MORNING AND NIGHT. We have numerous properties in various ' hay resorts which are well worth inspecting. They are handy to the beach, overlooking-some of Wellington’s most beautiful bays, and are quite handy to the City Get full particulars regarding these seaside properties. IN KARORI-WELLINGTON’S MOST PROGRESSIVE RESIDENTIAL '■ SUBURB. Situated on a good corner section,-113ft s 130 ft, this 5-roomed Residence, with every modern convenience, is a home of which, anyone would be proud. -.The house is well constructed, being built by the owner for himself. The surrounding grounds are well and beautifully laid out with tennis court, flower and vegetable gardens. Price .£2300: -£SOO deposit and-, the' balance to remain at 5 per cent. There is no need to finance. Folio 37 «. CEORCE NATHAN AND .CO., 105, Customhouse quay. „

RABBIT SKINS ENGLISH PRICES. . Australian and N.Z. Cable Association • LONDON, January 16. At the rabbit-skins sales 1960 skins were offered and about 1450 sold. ’ Furriers’ sorts were quiet, with considerable withdrawals, but natters competed keenly throughout at 5 to 10 per cent, above Novomber prices. A few hare-skins were offered at an advance of 30 per cent. . The hides sales were firm. Australian salted, SO to 401 b/ 84d;'40 to 501 b; B|d; 501 b and upwards, &ld; dry salted, 20 to 301 b, Did; 401 b, IOJd. MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS Australian and N Z Cable Association (Received Januaty 18, 5.5 p.m.) ■ LONIXiN, January 17. Cotton:—Liverpool quotation, American middling upland, February delivery, 12.97 d per pound. ' Rubber. —Fine para, 9d per pound:; plantation, first latex.. crepe, 173 d per pound; smoked ribbed sheet, Uld per Pound. '*’• Jute. —Indian native first marks, Janu-ary-February shipment: ,£3B 17s 6d ' per ton: ■ Homp.—February-April' shipment. 4e42 per ton. Copra.'—Baggod South Sea, December-' January shipment, £29 5s per ton. Linseed oil, £49 per ton, equal to 3s lid per gallon. Turpentine, 65s 3d per cwt, equal to 4s llid per gallon. . . REVENUE. The Customs revenue received at the port of Wellington on Saturday aggre-' gated £lO-956.

FOR SALE tf'YWNER, RECALLED TO ENGLAND OWING TO DEATH IN THE FAMILY. ” WISHES TO DISPOSE OF HIS INTEREST IN A VERY CHOICE NORTH TARANAKI DAIRY FARM. : Situated within 4 miles of New Plymouth on the,sea coast, 1 mi}e ; factory, ip miles school, P. 0., and stqrC Good 9-roomed family residence, with all possible conveniences, good , cowsheds (ooncreted), machines installed, electric light about to be put in, and electric power available when 'rciuined. The property has produced 51651 bof butter-fat during the past S months; and is expected to do 13,0001 b this season. The 'owner will winter 80 head, and is milking? 52 cows at the .present time. The property is clear of weedß. - . j Price, £72 per acre, with £IQOO down. or ae a going concern with ,£2OOO down, £BO 10s. Will be reduced in price if more castt found. The mortgages are well arranged at 5i par cent, first 80, years, and second .4 years unexpired. ARTHUR B. GIBSON. - LAND AGENT, - KING 'AND EGMONT STREETS (upstairs), NEW PLYMOUTH. '