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Evening Star, Issue 7141, 19 February 1887, Page 1

FOB SALE. lESSRS A. EVANS AND 00. Land, Estate, and Money Agents, Architects and Surveyors, STEINHOFF BUILDINGS, Princes street, Opposite Cargill's Monument. PROPERTIES FOR SALE, DUNEDIN. L32s.—Fronting the Town Bolt, off Queen street, very superior Villa, four rooms ; bath and modern conveniences; excellent view; sheltered yet sunny aspect; really a bargain. L39o.—Leith strcet(ccntral), capital Groomed House, with freehold allotment; one of the choicest neighborhoods in the City. L4oo.—Capital Residence five rooms, scul lery, two Allotments j graod view ocean, harbor, and City; situated in St David street. L4so.—Quarter-acre, with Cottage, 4 rooms; grand lot fruit trees, perfectly laden, estimated to produced L3O net. Very superior Residence, High street, City, either For Sale or To Let; also one of eight rooms in Alva street. London street, Superior Residence—eight rooms and out-offices, conservatories; modern design; choice locality, exceptionally good view; L 750. Splendid City Property; 8 rooms; large And lofty ; in excellent condition; large Vinery, in full bearing; exceedingly good locality; very easy of access; over quarter acre; exceptional bargain. Orders to view from our offices. suburban freeholds. L 550. Acre of land fronting the St. Kilda road; tram passes every few minutes; substantial house 5 rooms, stable s,etc.; byorderef mortgagee. L7so.—Kirkland Hill: Acre Land in grand order; orchard, conservatory; 8-roomed Residence ; bath, stable, coach-house; or let, moderate rental. St. Clair—A Bargain.—Two Sections, or one if desired, with substantial Dwelling, five room?, scullery; very best situation; a bargain. Maori Hill (near Town Belt).—Very superior Residence, 6 rooms, etc.; beautiful garden; charming view; L 375. Stewarton, Roslyn (opposite BUhopscourt).— Very substantial Residence (five rooms); outhouses, every convenience; panoramic view City, harbor, and ocean; a bargain. Rockside, Cavorsham. Neat Cottage, 4 rooms; scullery, outhouse, gas and water. Capital view; L 225. Bishopscourt.—A very handsome Residence, four rooms, scullery, etc.; a bargain. Price and particulars on application. HOUSES TO LET. L7oo.—Grand investment; income, L2OO per annum; ground rental, L4O; valuation, long lease. Apply sharp. To Let or • or Sale, substantial Stone Residence. 8 rooms, City road, Roslyn; grand view, and largo orchard and Bhrubbery; to a carefui tenant very moderate rental. Superior 7-roomed Residence, High street rent, L7O per annum. Superior 8-roomed Residence and bath, Alva street; rent, LBS per annum. Ten-roomed Residence, Anderson's Bay. Tenroomed Residence, Belleknowcs; very moderate rentals to careful tenants. Note.—All properties advertised are free hold, unless stated to the contrary. Money to Lend on Mortgage in sums required, at 7 per cent.; large sums less. Remember the Address: A. EVANS AND CO., Steinhoff Buildings, 81 Princes street. 71 0 R SALE. LEITH VALLEY—Section 35, block VIII., 72 acres.—Section 40, block VIII., 48 acres.— Part section 24, block VIII., 20 acres, with cottage, land fenced and in grass. WAITATI VALLEY.-Section 25, block 111., 100 acres.-Section 31, block 111., 50 acres. The above lands are in the North Harbor and Blue3kin district, will be sold at low prices, and on liberal terms. TO LET, on Lease for 5 or 7 years, 180 acres land, 30 acres in grass: 3 miles from Dunedin. J. AND W. GAGE, Agents, 10 Rattray street. tOR SALE or Lease, substantial Four- ' roomed House; five and half acres land; a-ljoining Glenleith Township. Apply David Thomson, Woodhaugh. FOR SALE, a large quantity of Brown Wrapping Paper, cheap; slightly damaged; suitable for packing purposes. Apply at the Evening Staf Office. PLENDID Sections For Sale, Glen; L 5; j Balance to suit. Mr Morrison, New Zealand Clothing Factory, Octagon. FOR SALE, Light and Heavy Spring-carts Buggies, Station Waggons. Mathews, coachbuilder, King street. FOR SALE, 9-roomed House (brick and wood), now being completed in Lower Oargill Btreet. J. A. Barr, solicitor, 112 Princes street. TENDERS. ENDERS are invited till noon of WednesJ. day, 23rd inst., for the Erection of a Residence (of wood) in Gladstone, near InverJAMES HISLOP, Architect. Dowling street. IENDER 3 are invited for the Erection of L the Burns Statue, and Fedestal foi same, in the Octagon, Dunedin. Specifications and particulars to bo obtained at the office of R. A. Lawson, architect, with whom tenders will be lodged on or before the 21st inst., at 5 p.m. R. A. LAWSON, Architect. ENDRKS Invited for Completion of New _L Buildings at Neidpath mad, Mornington, at former contractor's risk. Plans and specification on ground, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. G. Thompson, architect. EDUCATIONAL. -R MACLEOD SMITH Tbaohbb of Pianoforte, Organ, I " Singing, mo. Moray place, next Criterion Hotel. ERR BENNO SCHEREK Resumed Tuition on TUESDAY, 25th of JANUARY. MADAME SCHEREK is prepared to recoive a limited number of PUPILS (beginners) for the Piano. For particulars apply at Mr Scherek's Rooms. OOD'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, ' Moray place (opposite City Hotel).— Service and other Examinations; Special Tuition. Shorthand Classes for Boys, Youths, and Advanced Students. Evening Classes for Youths and Young Men. Private Tuitionboth sexes. Penmanship, Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, English Grammar and Composition, etc VIOLIN. jm uj GEO. H. SCHAOHT has Resumed Teaohtog at his Room, Princes street, and also receives Pupils at his Residence, Caßtle street, three houses from St. David street. MRS T. W H I Senior Music Teacher Girls' High School.—Teacher Pianoforte, Singing, Guitar. Laurel Bank, Smith street. DUNEDIN DANCING ACADEMY, Hall, Stuart street, and Fernhill. MRS HAMANN begs to inform her Pupils, Friends, and the Public that her Classeß will be Resumed as follow:—Juvenile Classes, Saturday Morning and Afternoon, commencing February 12, at the Hall, Stuart street. Monday Evening Olaes for Adults will commence March 7 at Stuart street Hall. At Mrs Hamann's Residence, Fernhill, Adult and Juvenile Classes are now forming on Tuesday and Thursday Evenings. A Class for Children and Ladies Thursday Afternoon. Terms to each Class—One Guinea per Quarter. Private Lessons to suit Pupils—Five Shillings per Lesson. For further particulars, apply to * MRS HAMANN, Fernhill (near Cricket Ground), Princes street south. CADEMY of Musio, Stuart street—- ' Office hours after one o'clock.