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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 16, 9 April 1927, Page 15

Late Advertisements _H °US E S AND LAND FOR SALE \ LOVELY EPSOM £IOO deposit _ £ IOO L.w AMERICAN BUNGALOW, of 4 n venut" rving room. 14 x 12; dining room, 12 x 12; beam and plaster ceilings, drohes, cupboards, linen-press and bins. Electric light, gas stovi water. Splendid level section, 55 x 150. TOTAL, PRICE, jgj *^">o dah built-in wa electric hot DSPOSITvgIQO -^ DEPOSIT DECEASED ESTATE. CLOSE TO FIRST SECTION". MOUNT EDEN FLL-BTJ ILT SEMI-BUNGALOW of 5 large rooms and kitchenette, on brick foundations. Contains electric light, califont, gas stove, range and other conveniences. City drainage TWO MINUTES TO TRAMS. THE EXECUTRIX HAS INSTRUCTED ME TO £1,185 OR FULLY FURNISHED, _ „ „ „ ON VERY EASY TERMS. Fullest Particulars From REDUCE PRICE TO £1,300 ARCH. A. DONALD H GRAY AND COCKROFT ERNE BAY.—j-ACRE: 140 ft. harbour frontage, with S-Roomed Superior modern Home, in perfect order, unique in comfort, location and accessibility. £3,650. )OXSONBY.— Beautiful harbour views, very accessible to beaches and trams, easy walking distance to city. Sheltered and sunny. Desirable two-storeved Bungalow, with modern conveniences. £2,000. EMUERA.—Large Section. Six-roomed Bungalow, with delightful sleepingout verandah; convs. excellent. Unbroken views of harbour. £1,550. R EPSOM —Best Part.—Substantial Moder.. _ views of district; garage, phone; replete in convs ALB ®RT-—Modern Brick Bungalow. 5 rooms and kitchenette; everv thing in beautiful order. Level section; garage. £1,575. £SO DEPOSlT—Avondale.—Ne section; good views; 2min and interest, 25s weekly. v 3 Rooms and kitchenette; approx. I-acre from concrete highway. Balance, £6OO. I*. £7AO- T °T.UU Semi-Bungalow of 4 rooms at Belmont. Handy to trams and • school. Large section. Easy terms. 4?"| Aft r ' KPOSIT - —Compact and neat Bungalow at Morningside. First-class condition throughout: accessible, sunny and sheltered. Balance. £1 18s We. shall be pleased to submit properties in anv districts; and will motor you out to inspect. GRAY AND COCKROFT WIN - STONE BUILDLN’GS, QUEEN STREET. GOVERNMENT MORTGAGE £IOOO. BUNGALOW, 4 rooms and kitchenette, large sleeping porch. every possible conv., situated only 3min. to car. Glorious outlook, motor garage. At the price it is a gift. TOTAL PRICE. £1,250. Govt. Mort . £I,OOO, at 4i per cent., and deposit arranged. Best buying in Auckland to-day. dan McCarthy PHOENIX CHAMBERS, QUEEN STREET. PHONE 4 4-550.

SITUATIONS WANTED. A BOUT Asphalting-, Concrete Paths, Floors, Tarring, Sanding. Ring 43-106. E. Cross, 22 Randolph St.. Newton WANTED TO BUY. C J APARTMENTS VACANT. APARTMENTS, select, double, single, turn., fireplaces, gas stoves, central. —ls Alten Rd,, near Government House. BED-Sitting Room, large, front. fireplace, double, furn., kitchen, £l. use convs.—lo Runnell St., College Hill. DINING-Room, Bedroom, kitchenette, unfurn.. every conv., adults, £l. Address at The Sun. GRAFTON RD., 62.—Bed-Sitting Room, furnished; select and central; suit business couple. R OOM, Furnished, e. light, fireplace, onvenienees; breakfast optional; t gent.—9 St.| James’s St., City. HOUSES, ETC., TO LET. B E N H E A 5-ROOM ED HOUSE, Mokoia Road. 30s per week. Apply PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. ADMISSION TO RACECOURSE— Children under 12 will not be admitted MOTOR-CYCLES FOR SALE. SCOUT, nearly new, electric, bought off agent, £9B, sacrifice for £4O cash. — A, 719, The Sun. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE. USED MOTOR-CARS FOR SALE latest, beauty, 5-seater, £3O deposit; price, £9o.—Mayhill's, 6 Albert st. Phone 42-367. PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE PINE ' to c Trees, large, 30 (about); six weeks ime.—A., 727, The Sun. LOST PROPERTY JL' graved “Essie,” Friday, between Princess Street and Ferry; reward.—Ring 40-298. UCKLAND LOST. About 9 a.m.. between our Garage, p< House Lane, and Grafton Bridge, BUNCH OF KEYS. Finder will be rewarded upon e munieating with the above Board. MEETINGS SPORTS GYMNASIUM CLUB. A Meeting of SUBSCRIBERS and those interested, to complete the formation of the above Club, will be held in the Chamber of Commerce, Swanson Street, on MONDAY NEXT, at 7.30 p.m. W. S. LINDSAY. Secretary. SPORTING. A UCKLAND R a C 1 TELLERS!. IK J» ACECOURSE, A PRH ' 16 AND 18. FIRST RACE ABOUT 11.30 A.M. EACH ! DAY. ADMISSION TO RACECOURSE— Each Person. Is 6d. Vehicles, 2s 6d. LEGER ENCLOSURE — Each Person, 4s 6d. GRANDSTAND ENCLOSURE— Gentlemen, 12s 6d. Ladies, 7s 6d. All persons other than members leaving the Enclosure or Racecourse will be liable on re-entering to again pay for | admission, as no passes will be issued. Children unled 12 will not be admitted to the Grandstand Enclosure. No person who has at any time since j the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries > Act Amendment Act, 1908, followed the occupation of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker’s Clerk, no disqualified or undesirable person, will be admitted to the Ellerslie Racecourse during the Autumn Meeting and if any such person is found on such Course he will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. The promotion of sweeps is prohibited and any person infringing this regulation will be removed from the Racecourse and prosecuted. W. S. SPENCE, Secretary.