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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 149, 14 September 1927, Page 3

HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE 58 TRIPS TO AND FROM CITY PER DAY Weekly Through Ticket, ."*3 Ml n>r 12 Trips. Annual and Quarterly Tickets it Still Lower Kate. CHEAPEST. QUICKEST AND MOST COMFORTABLE S ERAICE IN AL'CKL A N D L'p-to-date Suses, Commodious Fein, s optional via Pevonport or Bayswuter. Very fine new Grammar School, Concrete Roads. Sewer Drainage now being Installed. ALL BRING TAKA PUNA TO FOREFRONT AS THE MOST PE ABLE RESIDENTIAL AREA WE HAVE A LIMITED NUMBER OS* EALLY piNE WITH HARBOUR Within 4 minutes' B UILDING gITES. AND CITY VIEWS, walk of St. Leonard s each. Tnree minutes' walk new Grammar School. Eight minutes to District School. PRICE FROM £l5O TO £llsO PER SECTION. Very Easy Terms. £lO Depos.t. RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD REAL ESTATE AGENTS. OPP. TOWN HALL. MT. ALBERT £IOO DEPOSIT .W 192 S MODEL BRIDAL BUNGALOW Ye Old Engl.sh Exterior, American Interior. ABSOLUTELY THE LATEST HOME of its kind in the Auckland Province. Electric Cooker. Electric Lighk Electric Water. BEAUTIFUL VOLCANIC CORNER SECTION, harbour views. landscape views; 150 ft above sea level; 3rd section; ivory and gold bedroom, blue bedroom, green sun room, massive sitting room, in black: all leadlight casements; mirrors in wardrobes;; no table or chairs required. Ye olde shutters. Ye ohle front door and lantern; concrete wall and concrete steps to section and stoop; artistically decorated; panel papers; massive leadlight bullet, ironing cabinets, mirror shaving cabinet, patent stool, sliding glass dresser, tip bins; preserve, grocery, pot cupbtdrds; tradesmen’s cabinets; massive chest drawers built in, and numerous other built-in devices. NO MORTGAGES Free Legal Expenses. Balance Arranged on Rental Basis, principal and interest. £1,450. Immediate Possession. Immediate Possession. FREE MOTOR-CARS TO INSPECT. THE BRIDAL BUNGALOW BUILDERS P.O. BOX 1539. L 1 Good i-roomed house, in two separate fiats. One flat let 32s 6d weekly. PRICE ONLY £1,060. £l6O DEPOSIT. Apply, AND EXCHANGE LANE, 95 QUEEN STREET. TENTERS DEPARTMENT. WAITOMO CAVES HOSTEL—REFRIGERATION PLANT. Tenders for the supply, delivery and erection of the above w ill be m cci\ « 4 by the Secretary, Public Works V • Board, Wellington, up to 4 p.m. «*n i>tember 27. Plans and specifications i. ay be seen on application to Public Works District Offices, Auckland and Christchurch, and Head Olfice, Wellington. R UTLAND STREET DRILL HALL: GRADING AND SURFACING OF AREAS. Tenders will be received by the District Engineer, Public Works Department, Auckland, until Noon on MONDAY, September 26. 1927, for the Grading and Surfacing of Areas at above Drill Hall. Specification, etc., may be seen at Public Works Office, Auckland. L. B. CAMPBELL, District Engine«*r. W W^° N ' j^TD. BLACKSMITHS. ENGINEERS ELECTRIC AND OXY-ACETONE WELDERS HEEL. TIP, AND TOE PLATE MANUFACTURERS ALL CLASSES OF BUILDERS' AND STRUCTURAL WORK MADE TO ORDER LAWN ROLLERS ALWAYS IN STOCK STONE-CUTTING TOOLS A SPECIALITY 51. 53. 55 FEDERAL STREET PHONE 45-541. RAILWAY NOTICES N i:v ZEALAND RAILWAYS. On SATURDAY, September 17, the usual 3.40 Frankton-Paeroa train will be delayed to leave Frankton 5.50 p.m., Hamilton 6.0, Morrinsville 7.12, Waitoa 7.43, Te Aroha arr. 8.12, dep. 8.27, Paeroa Special guaranteed train. stopping where required to set down passengers, will leave Paeroa for Thames at 9.15 p.m. (connecting with Frankton-Paeroa train), arriving Thames 10.10 p.m. Free passes, privileges, tourist excursion, season and commutation tickets (reporters’ tickets and passes held by members of Legislature excepted) will not be available by 9.15 p.m. PaeroaThames train. MEETINGS HAGUE OF NATIONS’ UNION The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Union will be held in the PRISCILLA TEA ROOMS. Queen Street, at 7 45 p.m. TO-MORROW (Thursday), September 15. BUSINESS — Election of Officers. Annual Report and Balance Sheet. Oraginsation. Future Work of the Union. General. Rev. W. G. Monckton, M.A.. will deliver a Lecture which will be illustrated bv I>aiitern Slides, and Rev. W. Maw son viJI speak on the recent Conference held under the auspices of the Institute of Pa« ifi.Relations at Honolulu. Members and friends invited. Indies are requested to bring basket of refreshments. Tea, etc., provided. F. C. JACKSON, Secretary. 14 Gibraltar Crescent, Parnell. EDUCATIONAL G OVERXMENT EXA MIX ATION S H OR Til A X D »T Y PISTE’ Students v. no purpose sitting for the above Examination, to be held in Novem- | her, should join our Special Speed Classes at once. Jg RAIN’S QOMMERCIAL QOLLEGB MISS E. B. M. BRAIN, Principal.