Page 6 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12355, 27 January 1926, Page 6

Every city has its favoured resident tial localities; aud Wellington is n<* exception to the rule. The popularity of Mt. Victoria’s sunny slopes, Wellington, is just a case in point. Being situated so handy to the city and shops, not forgetting theatres and trams; and being near the boat bar* hour and swimming baths, there W naturally a large number of people who would dearly love to orn a horn# in Mt, Victoria. One factor which often precludes intending purchasers from buying in such favoured localities is the question of price, etc. By a set of circumstances over which th« owner has no < ontroi—business reasons of course —a rertain gentleman is compelled to sell his home in Mt. Victoria urgently, and a special announcement uppears in to-day's 4< N T .Z. Times” on the ba?k page from R. Leslie Jones, •101, Willis street. —Advt*