With the approach of winter amt the heavy ram squalls that general!? usher in winter, plumbers are taxed to their utmost in carrying out repairs to spouting, and fixing the many other weak spots in old houses. Every lar£ city has. its old houses: and every civ will find many tenants housed in ol€ houses. Still there is no reason why any thrifty and thoughtful husband should not provide for his wife anti family a decent comfortable home before the winter sots in R Leslie Jones, estate agent. 101, Willis street, is prepared to do his utmost to get you housed before the real winter weather sets in if you care to oonsult him.—Advt.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12470, 11 June 1926, Page 6
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