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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 15863, 7 July 1919, Page 7

THE DOMINION LAND AGENCY. A GENTLEMAN’S RESIDENCE of six large rooms, fitted with every modern convenience. The grounds, of one acre, are well laid out, and the distance from the Post Office is less than one mile. Title, Freehold, and unencumbered. In submitting this for sale we claim that it is the best value in Wanganui to-day. (19) DURIE HlLL—Comfortable 5-roomed House with all conveniences. The place, is in nice order and there i plenty of room for a garden. This place is within 10 minutes of the P.O. The lift will soon be running, which will bring these properties into keen demand. Get in early. Price £575, £25 deposit and the balance on the easiest of terms. (39) BURTON AVENUE, W.E.—Good Section, l-6th Acre, together with 4rooiiied House of totara, fitted with all conveniences. Price £7OO, about £IOO cash required, balance easy terms. (40) ARAMOHO (near Post Office). —Five rooms; gas, water, drainage, tanks, bath, hot and cold water service; in good order and we\\ Price, £700; terms can be arranged. « COLLEGE ESTATE.—New Bungalow, £1125; 5 rooms, fitted with every possible contrivance to ensure easy housekeeping; Shacklock range, gas stove, half-a-dozen built-in cupboards and wardrobes; grounds nicely laid out, and the whole place in excellent order, both inside and outside. Terms can be arranged. If you are wanting a bargain, here it is! Possession in a few days. (17). GLEN DURIE.—Four rooms, all conveniences, good section (about quar-ter-acre), orchard, fowl runs, etc. A bargain at £650. Owner will accept a small deposit from a reliable person. (2), SARJEANT STREET.—Modern bungalow, fitted with every convenience;! well and faithfully built upon a concrete foundation; good motor shed, garden, etc. Title, Glasgow lease; low ground rent. Enquire for terms. / (3) ARAMOHO (RIVER BANK). —New 5-roomed house, only built two years, A model home. Good garden, fruit and ornamental trees, fowl-yard and house. Overlooking the river. Price, £BSO. (5) WANGANUI EAST.—Nice 5-roomed bouse, complete with all conveniences; large section, which fronts two streets; concrete paths. Price, £725; £125 cash deposit, balance flat mortgage at 6 per cent. DUNCAN STREET.—New bungalow', 5 large rooms, together with numerous domestic offices; all fitted in a most tasteful and practical manner. This is easily one of the best residences we know of, and possession can be given in two weeks. Price, £1125; £4OO or £504) cash; balance arranged. (7) KEITH STREET.—Pour rooms, all conveniences. Price, £575. Will accept £25 deposit, balance as rent, say 17/6 a week, repaying principal and interest at 6 per cent. * (8) VICTORIA AVENUE.—Five rooms, all conveniences. £775. If you want to live close in, this is your opportunity. £275 cash required. (11) BEST PART OF WANGANUI EAST.—New bungalow of five rooms, all conveniences; nice grounds, corner section. Cheap at the price asked, £950. Early posssession can be given. (12) GONVTLLE (just off Tram Line). —First-class house of five rooms. Freehold section. Price, £950; about £350 cash required. (53) Splendid 10-roomed Boardinghouse in unrivalled position, always full of the best class of boarders. There is a good thing in .this. (50) Section, best part of College Estate ; ready to build on. Price, £3O cash. We have a splendid selection of properties to select from. Give us a call —we have got the very thing you want. NOTE OUR ADDRESS: THE DOMINION LAND AGENCY, D. J. REARDON, HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE BUILDINGS (next State Coal Offices), Early Seed Potatoes EARLY kOSE, EARLY PURITAN. ROBIN ADAIR, BEAUTY OF HEBRON, AND OTHER VARIETIES TO ARRIVE. Hedge, Shelter, and Fruit Trees in great variety. Pratt’s Poultry Regulator, Meat Meal, Poultry Grit. Garden and Potato Manure in 141b bags. Red Spraying Oil, Lime Sulphur / Solution, Black Leaf 40 for control of Woolly Aphis, Bordeaux Mixture, etc. * Agent Olympic Cream Separators Inspection invited. CSS3U / mk 104 ANDREW ROSS, SEED MERCHANT, VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI. V Sind, still theS cry “MOREr ,= From the north, south, east, west—from the settler’s out-back home, from station homestead, the suburban bungalow comes the demand for Edmonds “Sure to Rise” Baking Powder. “ More and still more! ” —the insistent call proves how Dominion housewives appreciate the purity and surety of Edmonds. Tins a Year are now sold —an average of six tins a year to every family in the Dominion. Use only Edmonds Baking Powder. It is still made with genuine grape cream of tartar —no substitutes used. All grocers stock it (the large tin contains 1 4i ounces). Ask your store fpr BAKING POWDER UJ EDMONty 5937 HMHM . (Cream o’ the Oat) Soliloquy No. 3. The Schoolmistress—“l often wonder if fathers and mothers realize how necessary it is that the children should have a nourishing, sustaining breakfast. Wo know there ano better breakfast food than Creamoata—that’s way I sometimes think that all my brightest boys and girls have CreamoaU for breakfast." Absolutely pure, the very cream of the best oats, untouched by hand from oatfleld to pantryl-see to it that your kiddies have Creamoata for breakfast. Save the Coupons and share in the Great Free Gift Scheme. 46 Q