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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 285, 22 February 1928, Page 3

HOUSES AND LAND FOE SALE ARTISTIC HOMES WE BUILD IX BRICK OR WOOD THE NEW HOME YOU HAVE ALWAYS PLANNED TO OWN can become a reality within a few weeks. We shall be glad to show you how.bv our 'TT'V'T* SV<sTl?\t other loan, which EAST PAYMENT SYSTEM. Financial Assistance can be arranged pending a Government will facilitate BUILDING THE HOME OF YOUR CHOICE. Avoid unnecessary delays. If you have a part-paid Section, we build and nnance on Easy Terms; a plan and specifications prepared bv our architec t to your exact requirements will be provided clients FREE. Our exclusive designs and modern appointments appeal to all who desire a REAL HOME You r*t PA ns ß e sl,_ ho . us ® s . erected by our Building Manager, H. X. Stafford, formerly GARDEN TAKE ELEVATOR. Phone 42-2 IS. HOMES CONSTRUCTION CO.. BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS 709 DILWORTH BUILDING. TEL. 4!-i4? LTD. A HOME OF YOHR CHOICE. Think what that means to you—your choice of internal design and arrangement your choice of external design and your choice of site, plus the benefit of our suggestions and experience. Add to this the fact that although we build in wood we can give you a brick house that is damp-proof, sound-proof, of more even temperature, which does not n€?ed painting and cuts your maintenance cost to a minium, at little more than a wooden one. Short’s, Buildings. Queen Street (phone 44-769). known as "The wi l L b .K ! pt| Who ha i e takeß over °ae and Stafford. Ltd., can and you to bt d arranse Your finance so easily and satisfactorily- as to enable BU CKEEY-BUELT BRICK BUNGALOW. HERE IS A BARGAIN M OTfi°^ s Vr^? P 2 SIT ’. ~ 75 * - MORTGAGEE’S SALE. DEPOSIT. £75. EDEN Practically New Bungalow, of 5 rooms, every possible ■ convenience, electrically equipped throughout. This Home was built for r *” l u ck has had to lose all the money paid in. We can teal bargain. Section 66 by 165, rooky, but can be made ork. Terms, £75. First to inspect will buy. owner, recommend this very nice with litle spare-time H. R. BURRETT 14 FORT STREET. Phone: 44-51 S 45-111.

PUBLIC NOTICES EWZEA L A N D. FORM OF NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. T. KEITH NICHOLSON BUTTLE, of Northcole. Agent, hereby give notice that I have applied to the Magistrate’s Court at Auckland for a licence under the Land Agents’ Act, to carry on business as a land agent at Number 28a Strand Arcade, Queen Street, Auckland, and that such application will be heard at the above Court after one month from the 22nd day of February, 1928, being the date of the first application of this notice. Dated at Auckland this loth day of February, 1928. (Signature) KEITH BUTTLE, RACING JOCKEY QLUB (INCORPORATED). SALE OF PRIVILEGES. Tenders are invited for the Purchase of the following Rights for the Club’s Autumn Meeting, to be held at Avondale on April 14 and IS, 1928. Tenders may be for the two enclosures as a whole or each enclosure separately:— 1. CATERING. 2. —CORDIALS. 3. TOBACCO STALLS. Full particulars may be obtained, and the conditions inspected, at the Club’s Office, Union Bank Buildings, Victoria Street West, where endorsed Tenders will be received up to noon on WEDNESDAY, February 29, 1925. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A. J. FARQUHAR, Secretary. rp JOCKEY (INCORPORATED). C L ANNUAL RACE MEETING, 1928. SATURDAY AND MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 25 AND 27. FIRST RACE starts about 11.50 each day. Special Trains from Auckland, Frankton, Thames, and Waihi. G. A. BUSH, Ac ting- Secretary. RAILWAY NOTICES -pUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. TRAIN SERVICE, WAIOTIRAICIRIKOPUNI EXTENSION. The Saturday night passenger train leaving Waiotira for Kirikopuni at 13.56 p.m., or after the arrival there of the passenger train leaving Auckland for Whangarei on Saturdays at 5.11 p.m., will be discontinued after SATURDAY, February 25, 1928. J. McENNIS, District Engineer, Whangarei. February 20, 1928. YACHTING POINT CHEVALIER SAILING CLUB (Incorp.).—Week-end Race, February 26. Youths under 18. Race starts 11 p.m. Walker’s Trophy. Ladies’ Sailing Race starts at 12.30, Cargill's Cup.—C. I. SPEARPOINT,, Hon. Sec. USED MOTOR-CARS FOR 3 ALE ANGLO Chevrolets, 1928 Models; used cars taken as deposit; terms; 20 other used cars; terms.—ll2 Eden Terrace. T7NOWN everywhere for a Square -AA Deal and Honest Value in Used Cars.—Derrick and Barratt, Durham St., City. FIVE-SEATER STAR CAR (English), fairly old model, but in very good running order. Has new hood and side curtains; tyres are very fair and there’s thousands of miles in this car yet. To-day’s price: FIFTEEN POUNDS. EVERITT AND COURTNEY, Hellaby’s Bldgs., Queen St., opp. G.P.O. MOTOR TYRES AND ACCESSORIES ABLE Tyre Service—For prompt Tyre Repairs and New Tyres. Phone 45-615, Cor. Fort and Customs Sts. RADIATORS. Guards, etc., repaired; smash-ups reconditioned; Acetone Welding.—Ci*«nlnghara Radiator Service Station. 144 Albert St. MOTOR SERVICE STATIONS SPEEDOMETERS and Taximeters of all O makes calibrated and repaired.— Watson, Steele and Ganley, Ltd. Phone BICYCLES FOR SALE "DLUEMELS Cycle Pump Connection, braided, rubber. 9d each.—SXcates and White, 48 Fort St.