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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2687, 5 February 1916, Page 3

Cbty and Suburban Properties. FOR SALE ©r TO LET,

CHEAP COUNTRY PROPERTY. TORRENT BAY, oniy 12 miles from Motueka, 171 acres leasehold land, 10 acres llat, balance gentle slop 9 and low hills, 3 acres planted in fruit trees, mostly bearing. This is au ideal summer resort, 3-roomed wliaro on property. Price only ~£265. Owner will also sell Sflft. launch, 4ft. Gin. beam, 8-10 horse power, English Britt engine, good seaboat can do G miles per hour. Price, ,£95. For further particulars apply to J. H. BETHUNE & GO. | Featherston Street, WELLINGTON. HARRY A. SHEPHERD, 111 Customhouse Quayi Secretary Hataitai Land Co., Ltd. Marked Plans on application. CHEAP LAND Adjoining Town Belt, Moxhain Avenue. Close to Hataitai. SS x ISO, about, at £S per foot. R. G. RENNER, LAND AGENT, PANAMA STREET, FOB. .Sale, close to Austin Street, l concenient ground floor five-roomed house, nice section, splendid view. Cheap. Easy terms. XDEAL HOME, handy City, lovely Grounds. For Sale—Splendid Residence, consisting of seven large rooms on one floor, verandah, casement windows, electric light, built-in wardrobes, Lot and eold water, situated in charming grounds of 1.3-8 acres, beautifully laid out in tennis lawns, rose gardens, shrubbery, etc.; 300 feet frontage. This magnificent gentleman's residence is within 30 minutes' by electric car from G.P.O. Price, £1700,' mortgage .£1250 at 5 per cent. Government valuation about ,£2OOO, J. D. Martin M'lntyre and Co., 215-217 Lambton Quay, Wellington.

THOMSON, BROWN, & EAST, LTD., Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, 155 FEATHERSTON STREET. Li ALL BAY—ldeal Level Section, two minutes from beach, close to tramcar. Price, _ i£loo. Easy terms. Note our new address— 155 I'EATI-lERSTON STREET. DON'T MISS IT. ■ C. S HILL AMD CO., IS9 Featherston St (opp. Union Bant). ORIENTAL BAY. SUBSTANTIAL G-roomed Villa, Centre of T3ny; every modern convenience; section. Well built, Bnug borne. .£2OO -deposit, urgent sale. WANT2SD, those who desire to start the year well to come to me to buy a home for themselves. I have charming properties to offer in both. City and Suburbs, and for those who prefer to build for themselves some excellent sections to select from. C. STANLEY CHISHOLM, 219 LAMBTON QUAY. Dairy and Sheep Farms of . all sizes for good buyers. Send full details to H. Ernest Leighton, Expert Property Salesman, 182 Featherston Street, Wellington. < W H. PULP, " 97 DIXON STREET. House, Window, and Office-Cleaning Contractor. Capets' Cleaned and Beaten by Machinery. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. 'Phone 3292. (Three Rings). 76 Jervoiß Quay.

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