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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 31, 7 February 1933, Page 14

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. GREAT VALUE GREAT VALUE—: '■ GREAT VALUE _ GREAT VALUE MODERN HATAITAI BUNGALOW. MODERN HATAITAI BUNGALOW. Only £025. Only £923. Only £925. "VTEVER before have we offered an Up- •*■' to-date Home in this select and handy suburb at such a low figure. There are 5 rooms, with wide glassed verandah, and all conveniences. Section large and level. If you have £100 or more cash you should see us at once. Balance easy, there being a Government Mortgage. COMFORTABLE CITY COTTAGE. COMFORTABLE CITY COTTAGE: PRICE £830. PRICE £830. Convenient to Upper Willis streefc-Soundly-bmlt 5 Rooms/bathroom, scullery, and workshop; sunny level section, with a well-kept garden. Here is a splendid opportunity- for a worker to buy a home witn small outgoings. ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW AND ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW AND GARAGE. . GARAGE. (Almost at trams.) Two Sections from Government Buildings—Very sunny, sheltered position, with good outlook; ideal level section, beautifully laid out (flowers and vegetables): taithfully constructed 5 Rooms, ■ with a model kitchenette, bathroom, laundry and workshop. Everything is in perfect condition; substantial Government mortgage. With a good deposit the outgoings would be about 30s weekly. Reasonably priced for immediate sale. Telephone 41-622 and ask to be motored to inspect. THOMSON & EAST, . . LIMITED, "BRANDON HOUSE," 146-152, FEATHERSTuN STREET TELEPHONE 41-622. FARMING DOES PAY AT THESE PRICES, 292 ACRES. "ATIXED FARM, carrying 25 •iT-t cows and 100 sheep, situated 5% miles '■from, railway station and within 60 miles of Wellington. New 5-roomed Bimgalow, and milking shed with 3-cow plant. Government mortgage. ' Price for land and improvements, . - .^£lsoo. 5% ACRES, * Hutt Valley. Three acres perfectly level, balance hillside. Ideal for poultry, ducks, etc. Running stream. Five-roomed Cottage. PRICE £900. FIVE ACRES. Near Picton, Maryborough; , suitable pigs, poultry, or market gardening.,; Four-roomed j Cottage, cowbafl wood shed, and workshop. The land is all ploughable. PRICE £400. J. H. BETHUNE & CO., AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS, Cnr. Featherston and Brandon streets. Chief Agents; Sun Insurance Office, Ltd. 'Members Real Estate Institute. Telephones: 42-064 and 42-065.. Private, 24-060. TENDERS & BUILDERS' MATERIAL. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS' ' 'TENDERERS for Electrical Contracts A caught on the rise-in exchange pan save themselves money on supplies by writing to. Box 1243, Wellington. : ' PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. Section' 285 Mangahao: Scheme—lsoo k.v.a. ■ ■ • Auto Transformer. rpENDERSfor the above close with the J- Secretary Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, at 4 p.m. on 4th April ne^t. Specifications are obtainable at Public Works Offices, Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, Head Office, Wellington, and at High Commissioner's Office London. ' . : ..-..". : f ~ ' ATLAS "RUSKILLA" PAINT KILLS THE RUST. FADELESS Green will protect yonr root ■*■ for years; gives a handsome enamellike finish. Elastic! Waterproof! Made ra England. Sole Agents, J. O. RIDDELL AND CO., LTD., Edward street. TeL 64^10. BUSIISIESS IJOTICES. SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHDLDREN. 'THE Secretary will be in attendance at •*■ the Rooms, Wilton's Buildings, 156 Willis street, on TUESDAS. 10 aju. to' 12.30 p.m., and 2-4 D.m.; FRDDAY. 10 a.m to 12.30 p.m. All communications strictly confidential. . Telephone 62-569. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. VOD are earnestly requested to report •*• to the S.P.C-&. any act of cruelty you may notice.;, Office: Hamilton Chambers, Lambton iuay. Telephone 43-978. Lethal Chamber, for humane destruction of cata and dogs available Monday to Friday at 9 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. at City Corporation Yar^d, Clyde quay. Secretary* S. B. Clarke. P.O. Box 195. WANTED TO BUY, SCRAP COPPER, BRASS, LEAD ZINO, ALUMINIUM: also CHAFF and POTATO SACKS. • STEVENS AND CO. Tel. 50-333. Upper Abel Smith street. LAERY AND CO., LTD H Fruit Exchange, WELLINGTON. are Buyers of Sound Grain, Flour, and Chaff Sacks. NOTICE TO "EVENING POST? SUBSCRIBERS. OUBSCRIBERS whose delivery of "The Evening Post" is unsatisfactory are particularly requested to communicate DIRECT with the PUBLISHER instead of complaining to the runner boys. This course ensures first-hand knowledge of irregularities and prompt attention. BLUNDELL BROS., LTD. Telephone 44-040.