Rather unfortunate real estate ad appears in New Zealand newspaper

You’d be safe as houses with this lot.

HARCOURTS REAL ESTATE in New Zealand made a minor error when sending one of their ads to the newspaper.

It seems as though they were just TOO prepared for the digital age.

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We’ll bet there were a few red faces when the mistake finally clicked in the office.

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Rather unfortunate real estate ad appears in New Zealand newspaper

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