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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 505, 7 November 1928, Page 3

HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE THE MODEL HOME We have pleasure in announcing that we have just completed a truly Modern Bungalow—an artistic model of taste and convenience. Every conceivable aid to comfort lias been provided, and the built-in furniture will save you ; many pounds. T*he accommodation includes large living-room, 2 fine Bedrooms, ! a Sleeping Porch, Breakfast-room. Kitchenette electrically equipped. Bathroom, i Laundry-, Front and Back Porches, etc. The house is constructed of Olenburn j Master tile and Brick throughout, and roofed with W instone's Marseilles Tiles, the i motor garage being constructed and roofed similarly. Everything is sound, solid and dependable, and an advertisement of our work and the materials and equipment used. The grounds are already laid o\?t in concrete paths, lawn ; and rockery—everything is ready for you to walk in ‘The Dependable Builders,” Garden Homes Construction Co., Ltd., Dilworth Building. INVITE YOU to inspect this model home, situated in Denbigh Av.—the best position on the Winstone Park Extension Estate—at any time on Saturday afternoon. November 3, when a representative will be in attendance to show you throtigh. and—if you desire it—sell to you on a £SO DEPOSIT

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