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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12076, 2 March 1925, Page 12

R.M.S. AORANGI VERSUS £IOO DEPOSIT BUNGALOWS. THE AORANGI. A comparison. THE BUNGALOW. I—Large sections. to-date bedrooms, choice papers. 3 Largo breakfast "Toom. 4 Spacious sitting room. 5 Large, modern bathroom, finished white enamel, porcelain bath and basin, p.w.c., hot and cold water services 6 Elat walk in. 7 Sun all day, casement windows, fanlights, plentv fresh air. 8— Modern kitchenette with latest type gas stove with economical burners. 9 NeaV tiled fireplaces in sitting room and breakfast room, hot points; cool in "summer—warm in winter. 10— Telephones available connected with Citv Exchange. 11— Large section, good soil for gardening. , 12— Heart matai flooring. 13— Washhouse-laundry, with special windows and fittings; natural drying by sunlight. 14— Trams (nominal fare) reach the Bungalow. . The-Bungalow has Carrara ceilings beamed ceiling in sitting' room* with diffused, bowl lighting. • ' ■ Intending, purchasers can pick their own section, and have the Bungalow built to order to their own liking. Buyers to choose the leadlight windows, tiled fireplaces and papers, etc. . " Both the Aorangi and Bungalow are , _ UP-TO-DAY! LUXURIOUS! COMFORTABLE! Tho Aorangi travels fast—the Bungalow stands where it is "put” fast. ard These Bungalow are delightful— more than that, the public are. appreciating this great effort being made by THE SOLE AGENT—1— —Largo promenades. 2 :Up-to-dafca state rooms. 3 Roomy dining saloons. A—large drawing-and lounge rooms. 5 Modern, hygienic bathrooms, with 1 baths and " basinsj hot and cold water service. * 6 Electric lift, 7 Sunny (when sun shines) and well ventilated.. 8— Up-to-date galley with modem cooking; facilities. 9 Electric heaters, fans, etc. 10— /■ communication. 11 — No garden to grow fresh vegetables and flowers. , 12— Ruhber floor coverings. 13— Laundry with latest drying facilities. ■ ■ ■ 11— Taxis’ take you to tho Aorangi. MQ Bust Centre MANDELS BID. !OJ WJLIISSr. TO GET THE PEOPLE HOUSED.

HAWKES BAY. ' A SPLENDID SHEEP FARM. /jnn ACRES of really tip-top country. The tenure is O.R.P. at 8s 2d per ; OUU acre. Exceptionally, good pastoral and agricultural land; all well I watered and subdivided, frontages, to two roads, five aofes of good growing bush 1 a fair amount of good flats, grand crop of lucerne. The buildings include good I fire-roomed house, and all necessary outbuildings. • The owner has made good money off thisplace. and is contemplating leaving for the •Old' Country. The price is only £lO 10s per acre, and xeasonablo terms would be given to a good man. .. . , ~ , , „ This is one: of those places that cannot be fairly described on really . reouiree'seeing to fully appreciate. , . . Get further*''particulars and make anappointmont to.inspect, with : antcliffs, ► . LAND AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS, DANNEVIBKB. SHEEP FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. tWriLL be metalled to within 1J miles; 8 acres freehold, 1984 acres leasehold; > ; 110(> e A t CRES 16 I>ELLE^ 4 7bo ACRES ARE IN GRASS, SBO ACRES BUSH. 80/100 ACSES FIATr balance, hilly, 200 ACRES PLOTjGHABLE. • . # Will winter 1400 sheep; at present -understocked, 1350 : sheep and: 50 head, ot cattle- 3-roomed bungalow, with bathroom, lorge verandah, dairy and small woodshed cbwvards, woolehed, ■ dip, etc.; 14 paddocks, ,*ell* watered;i post ; and wire fpnci in'good order; post office li miles- cream is sent to railway station. Price J 26 per acres,* with JB2OOO dep6sit. or property to that amount,; the .helFOR TOWN PROPERTY 6r ANY PROPERTY WHICH-WILL < STAND VALUATION; Equity £6452, balance Ist mortgage £4OOO at ss, and £IJOO at 6 per cent on mortgage. ARTHUR B. GIBSON, LAND AGENT, *~ CORNER KING AND EGMONT' STREETS (Upstairs); NEW. PLYMOUTH,

TENDERS FORMATION OF ROADS, PUKERUA ' BAY., ■ JTIENDERS ate invited up till Noon, X March 7th, for the' formation of about 85 chains of - Roads, close to Mr Gray’s' Homestead, at Pukerua Bay. Flans, specifications i and cinditions may be seen at . the office of the engineers. MIDDLETON. SMITH AND .COULTER, 6, Panama street; ■ ' ~ 537 , . - ' Wellington.' TO BUILDERS. riIENDERS are invited up to Noon of X MONDA\, M xm. jl, March 16th, for the .erection of three floor Reinforced Concrete Building for the Wellington Gas Obmnany. Ltd. - Platte and specifications at our offices. SWAN, LAWRjENCE AND SWAN, Registered Architects.. , , 81, The Terrace, Wellington. : 682 HUTT COUNTY COUNCIL. CONTRACT No. 78. f6rmation ROADS—PUKERUA ■ . .BAY. npENDERS are invited for the formaX tion and metalling of . approximately 51 chains of road, on the seaward side of the Railway Line, 1 Pukerua Township. Plans and specifications may he seen at the County Office; 68, Lambton quay, Wellington. Tenders, addressed to the undersigned and endorsed "Contract No. 78, Pukerua roads," will be received up to- Noon, MARCH 7th. 1925. » . • ■ A. J. MacPHERSON. . . \ County Clerk. . Wellington, February 25th, 1925. ; 562 CEMENT. ' WILSON’S (S Z.) PORTLAND ONLY CIUARANTEED to comply with a' >f. the requirements of the Britisl Standard Specification. The Best Comet in New Write or iPhone FRANCIS HOLMES, 10-12, Ground Floor. Dominion Farmet, » Institute Building. Bnlk Store: Maginnitv street. 'Phone 20.D o you knows That the Best, Floor Covering is: MA'LTHOIDP That ' many shop,; floors,.private offices, warehouses. and Government' office' floors are covered with .MALT H O 1 D }MALT H 0 I D Used in private homos and .any place where there is 'traffic. WATERPROOF. WEARPROOF. VFERMINPUOOF. MALTHOID has many imitations, beware ’ " * of them. Ring 999. Write Box 625, or call AUBREY GUALTER AND CO., 149-151. Featbersiun street, WELLINGTON.