Page 12 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12604, 15 November 1926, Page 12

ARE YOU SEEKING A REAL HOME? Then this WADESTOWN property may interest you. Six rooms splendidly appointed in the way of modern conveniences. Brick and roughcast garage, concrete paths, plot gardens ahd lawn. Price <£2ooo. Terms. ' Folio 230 Or perhaps this KELBURN residence. Also of six rooms, and as handsomely fitted. Sleeping porch and concrete garage—and the price, Terms to be • arranged. Folio 222 S. GEORGE NATHAN AND CO., 105, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. HIGHBURY ESTATE ADJOINS KELBURH EXTENSION. £IOO EACH £IOO. SITUATED within few minutes’ walk of ’bus seivice from Bowen street, and about sis minutes’ walk to Upland road. PRICES from -£IOO each. .E2O deposit and £2 per mcntb It’s the finest proposition ever offered the Wellington public. The above sections command a, wonderful panoramic view of the city, harbour and straits. Receives full sunshine all day long. Call for plan, and inspect for yourself—or let us motor you to the spot. Sole Agents. A. E. CARVER AND CO., Tel. 43-662. . 139, LAMBTON QUAY.

KINGSTON PARK ESTATE, LOWER HUTT. KINGSTON KINGSTON KINGSTON KINGSTON KINGSTON KINGSTON KINGSTON KINGSTON KINGSTON KINGSTON KINGSTON KINGSTON KINGSTON KINGSTON KINGSTON KINGSTON KINGSTON KINGSTON CHARMING LEVEL BUILDING SITES. . ' I’ARK. On the Bitumen Main Hutt Road and adjoining the Hutt* PARK. Golf Links, 41 minutes' walk , from the proclaimed New PARK. Railway Station, at Park Avenue Practically all as level PARK, as a tennis lawn All the sections, excepting a few. aro PARK, from 6 inches to 3 feet above the street kerb levels, ensurPARK. ing perfeotly well-drained and dry building sites; further, PARK Kingston Park is about 40 feet above high tide sea level. PARK Citv conveniences: Sewerage, h.p. water stormwater, electric PARK light will be laid on. All streets 66 feet wide, and on each PARK side, between the footpath and the sections, a grass verge PARK. 14 feet wide will be laid in lawn grass PARK. NOTE THE EASY TERMS. PARK. .£25 Deposit, and ETGHTPENCE a day per £loo' of purPARK. chase money, pays principal for 5 years Interest, 6 per PARK, cent on unpaid purchase money, with the right to pay off PARK without notice. Practically all. 50ft frontage and over. PARK ’Phone 43-969. and a motor-car will call to take von over PARK' these' elinemieg Pnilthc Sites Sole Agents— JAMES BTELLIN AND COMPANY, 113-115, Customhouse quay (directly opposite Bank of N.Z.), Wellington

AN EXCEPTIONAL CHANCE. 420 ACRES. ONLY £SOO CASH. ACRES, comprising easy undulating country, with good river flats. Admirably suitable for dairying and sheep. Would dairy 50 cows, and carry 800 sheep. Good dwelling and necessary buildings Price £8 10s per acre. .£SOO cash; balance first mortgage at 6 per cent. A CAPITAL DAIRY FARM. "| Af\ ACRES, FREEHOLD, capable of dairying 50 cows. All stamped and in J-jfc” grass; 13 paddocks, good fences. Plenty of water and shelter. 6-roomed house and outbuildings, cowshed, hay shed, and stable. Price .£25 10s per acre. .£2OO cash. APPLYANTCUFFS AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS, DANNEVIRKE. P.O. Box'6. Telephones 312 and 206.

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