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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 328, 13 April 1928, Page 3

HOUSES AND LaND FOR SALE WESTMEKE PARK THE WESTERN HARBOUR FRONT ESTATE. GOOD SECTIONS EXTENSIVE OUTLOOK. LIBERAL PUBLIC RESERVES. EASY TERMS. HARD SANDY BEACH ATTRACTIVE PRICES GRAY AND COCKROFT WINSTONE BUILDINGS. QUEEN STREET.

SALES BY AUCTION. C ITT J^REEHOLD. Situated in WAKEFIELD STREET WAKEFIELD STREET Immediately Adjoining- the Clarendon Hotel, and Practically on to Queen St. and the Civic Square. The Property has a Frontage of 32FT. SIN. TO WAKEFIELD ST., 32FT. SIN. TO WAKEFIELD ST.. 75FT. 3IX. DEPTH, 75FT. SIN. DEPTH, With a recently constructed ,singlestorey Brick Building, with concrete floor and brick partitions erected thereon, and subdivided into 2 Shops and Quarters. Here is a wonderful opportunity to secure a Freehold, right in the Heart of the City, on a Wide Thoroughfare, where prospects of rapid increase in values are unequalled in any other part of the city. This is a safe investment, and the return from the property will show interest on the price required by the owner. TO BE SOLD BY JJUTHERFORD, JUSTIN, OBINSON AND At Their Rooms, LISTER BUILDING, VICTORIA ST. E., JpRIDAY, AT NOON. HOCKEY m A Practice will be held the Hockey Grounds, Remuera, on SATURDAY NEXT, the 14th inst., at 2.30 p.m. sharp. All Players and Intending Players are particularly requested to attend. PUBLIC NOTICES JJOTORISTS, BEWARE! According to a recent decision, it apappears a Motorist can loiter along the middle of a road at his leisure. You can horn him continually that you wish to pass. He takes no notice. If you pull off on to the grass and pass him he can accelerate quickly, ram your car, and make you pay damages. TRAMWAY NOTICES. Auckland city corporation * tramways. AVONDALE RACES. MOTOR OMNIBUS SERVICE. SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1925. From 9.45 a.ni. Buses will leave Ferry Buildings at frequent intervals, running via Lower Queen St., Customs St. West, Hobson St., Pitt St., and Gt. North Rd., to the Racecourse. Return service subsequent to Races. Fare: 2s cash each way. A. E. FORD, Manager. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE V lOLlNS.—Hewitt’s Fiddle Shop for All Instruments, Repairs, Strings. Bows repaired.—62 Pitt St. GRAMOPHONES FOR SALE HIS MASTER’S VOICE Gramophone, in perfect order. Must sell; sacrifice. £s.—l Kerr St., Devonport. RADIO APPARATUS FOR SALE BROADWAY Battery Service, South Rd. Junction. —Radio Batteries collected, delivered. “Still” system. 4s* 6d including loan. Phone 16-065. N ow IS YOUR CHANCE. Acme Transformers, 7s 6d. Twin Variable Condensers From 12s 6d. Fixed Crystal Detectors, Is. R.F. Kits, £l. 1-Valve Amplifiers, £3 10s. Loud Speakers From 30s. And Many Other Lines. REPAIRS AND SERVICING A SPECIALITY. ADIO gHACK, 85 QUEEN STREET, Auckland. • ELECTRICAL WORK AND SUPPLIES A LL Classes of Electrical Installations carried out under personal supervision.—Watson, Steele and Ganley. Ltd.. Wellesley St. W. ALLUM Electrical Co.. Ltd., Anzac Av„ Auckland, for highest-grade Electric Installations.—Phones 44-443. 46-611. J£EITH’S

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