During 1925 the office of R. Leslie Jones, estate agent, 101, Willis street, has been a very busy one-indeed. Th« demand for homes has been phenomenal; and R. Leslie .Tones has bee* kept exceedingly busv getting peonle ’‘housed.” It establishes a record for his office: and the conditions point to tho fact that this ‘Progressive Homo Snecialist.” will be even move busy during 1928. In to-dav’s “New Zealand Times” appears a very striking advertisement offering for sa'e a (vacant) new bungalow of five rooms and kitchenette at the reasonable price of £1290, with only £IOO deposit.—Advt.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12315, 9 December 1925, Page 6
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