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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 533, 19 June 1909, Page 16

HATAITAI—Land ,51 i 95, Superior 6-roomcd fT™ 80 ' =®«llery, pantry, bathroom, washHouse, hot and oold water, electrio light and every oonvenienco. Prioe JKOO, oasy terms, 3ssj . VACANT SECTION, OMENTA! BAT. Doable frontage, good, depth. Buyer nrast agree to erect houso to v'alne of .£IOOO. Price and details on application. jj ■ HATAITAI.—Land 48 x .187, Superior 6-roomed houso, soullory, bathroom, wmHhcrase, hot and oold water, eleotrio light, and all con- •' • yeniences; also largo basement, conservatory, and largo flower gardens. Prico .£1125. 3667 MOUNT VICTOEIA, —Land S3 x 103, G-roomod honeo, eouUory, buthroom, washhouse, dectrio light, gas heater, gas stows, and fevorr convenience; also largo vegetable garden. Prico £1300. ! • SCSB OEXENTAJj BAT.—Ere Eroans, sooDery, lathroom, washhouso, gas throughout, and con- ; Teniencea. This, proporty most bo Mid, as owner is leaving the Dominion at thi> end of this month. Prico £750. 3620

CBYSELCO LAMPS. METAL FILAMENT. ' - 1 ' " . s £(IVES more than THREE TIMES THH . • LIGHT of tho ordinary lamp at the eam6 ■- cost for'ourrent. In a test of 800 hours against six lamps of other makers, Cryseloo gave 5800 more candle power'at a cost of 11 units lest than the others. . 1 : CRYSEUCO '' 'vis ' — .Not tV33.de En Germany. . It is made by British labour and Brit, ish capital, and no bettor lamp is made in Great Britain. It is rccognisod and used in overy Government Department, tho Admiralty, War Office,'lndia Offioo, Post Office, and most of the principal Railways, Docks, and Public Offices. . • . Offioes-JOHNSTON STREET (threo doors fron Kirkcaldies')'. -'•< ? : LTD. f . NEW ZEALAND AGENTS. < ■ • - ' CIO3J : ■ 'FOR'A . 'V ■ PURE iy)ijLliL/liv£

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