HOLIDAY ACCESSORIES FOR MEN. MEN'S NEGLIGE SHIRTS, linen neckbands, in fancy striped Zephyr, Cambric, and Oxford, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 5s 6d. iD.I.C. ME^ 3 NEGLIGE SHIRTS, linen bands, in White and Fancy Striped Cellular Cloth, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d. MEN'S LOUNGE FELT HATS, in White, Grey, and Drab, 4s 6d, 5a 6d 6s 6d, 8s 6d, 10s 6d. ' . ' MEN'S STRAW BOATERS, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d. MEN'S BATHING COSTUME, "The Canadian," tho correct costume for surf-batbing;, 3s lid, 5s 6d, 8s 6d.
JAMES SAMSON AND CO.! AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS, HOTEL j BROKERS, AND PROPERTY I SALESMEN. PROPERTY BARGAINS. .TTIOR Lease, splendid DAIRY and CROPIT PING FARM, 400 acres; all : level: up-to-date buildings; creamery on ground; everything running order; good crops. Owner, being' away, will lease good man •without goodwill, with or without stock and implements. Great chaaice. Urgent application necessary. Particulars JAMES SAMSOX AND 'CO.. Auctioneers. PROPERTIES FOR EXCHANGE. 1 AQA Acres (Canterbury); 6 Rooms, J.UO\7 stables, outbuildings; station on property; subdivided; all been under plough; plenty feed. Owner will take small Dairy Farm or House and Shop Property part payment; balance mortgage. JAMES SAMSON AND CO., Auctioneers. Tl f*fl A -^ cres (Canterbury); li miles staXv)U" tion and township; 100 acres in oats, 100 acres rape and turnips, 400 acres grass scedf 6 Rooms; large stables; subdivided. Owner will exchange for small Dairy Farm, any part, JAMES SAMSON AND CO., Auctioneers. •1 AAA Acres (near Ashburton); 2 miles S.\J\f\* from station: 150 acres rape «nd turnips, 80 acres in oats, 300 acres joung grass; new House, 4 rooms; about 1,600 sheep, 7 horses, full range new implements, seed, manure, new wire; going concern; low price. Owner will exchange for fcity or suburban properties. Bargain. JAMES SAMSON AND CO., Auctioneers. £Vlf(\ Acres, undulating (near Oamaru);. Dili good wheat land; 4 Rooms; stables; 200 acres rape, 50 acres wheat, 60 acres turnips. Owner will exchange for Southland Dairy Farm. "-JAMES SAMSON AND CO. )AA Acres (Oamaru district) DAIRY . J\J\J FARM. Owner will exchange for House Property or Northern Sheep Farm. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. nQA Acres (Milton) FARM. Owner will AIAIXJ exchange for Town House. Equitv, £3OO to £4OO. JAMES SAMSOX AND CO" 'i~k/\ Acres (near Timaru), hill country; 11/1/ new modern 6 Rooms, stables; plenty feed; carry about 3,000 sheep. £6 17s 6d acre. Stock option, valuation: large amount can remain mortgage. Owner will exchange for small Farm or "any Investment Property. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. ■JRAA Acres (Canterbury); all splendid JLtlv/" order; good cropping land; well stocked, and in cultivation; well fenced; close station and township; no rabbits; clean farm; good heart; with or without stock and implements. Owner will exchange for Southland Block Land or Investment Properties. JAMES -SAMSON AND CO., Auctioneers. £*A n(\— MORNINGTON (near end Id ■Si-tO V car): Neat 4-roomed VILLA, with built-in cupboards and wardrobes, tile grates, gas; workshop, washhouse, glasshouses, and conveniences. Card to view on personal application. 7004 jp A 7 A—MORNINGTON (close tram, Id Sir'TC I\J car): Square-window and Verandah DWELLING. 5 rooms; bath, wardrobes, linen press; washhouse and conveniences; sewered. 7003 p^QA- NORTH-EAST VALLEY: Practi-»«J.-4U cally new DWELLING, 5 rooms:, replete with latest conveniences, including bath (hot and cold water), scullery, pantry, washhouse (copper and tubs); over freehold. This is a good proposition. ' 515 ■&CCI(\~~ MUSSELBURGH (good posi--1&0\"" tion): 5-roomed Verandah DWELLING; bathroom (hot and cold water), pantry, scullery, wardrobes, tile hearths and. crates, electric light; washhouse and conveniences; latest drainage; fowlhouses and runs, garden, etc 2271 ODAA (OR OFFER).—MUSSELBURGH : 3&OUU Splendid 6-roomed VILLA; all I extra large rooms; fibrous ceilings, gas, enamel bath (hot and cold shower), pantry, j Bnd every modern convenience; drained to regulations;, nice position, and handv to i car. "2268 £A A A—OPOHO : Well-built 4-roomed 'iUU DWELLING; bay window and verandah; pantry, large scullery, wardrobes, tile grates, good papers; washhouse, every convenience; fowl runs, lovely garden (flower, fruit, and vegetables); full i-acre. This is a home we can thoroughly recommend. Terms can be arranged to suit. 522 and attractive 5-roomed DWELLING; bath (hot and cold water), wardrobes, massive mantelpieces, gas, scullery; washhouse and conveniences; comer section; handy to bowling green and lawn tennis courts. 506 a 'I?/jAA-CITi (near Frederick street): 3&4fcUU FREEHOLD SECTION and comfortable Verandah VILLA, 4 rooms; scullery, washhouse (copper and tubs); latest sanitation. ' 903 POQA- NEAR HILLSIDE WORKBJ.4iO\J SHOPS: Compact COTTAGE, 4 rcoms; gas, washhouse (copper and tubs). Just the place for a working man. 2218 HOUSES FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OF DUNEDIN AND SUBURBS. ALSO, BUSINESSES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. JAMES SAMSON AND CO., CITY AUCTION MART, DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALERS IN TOWN. ;TVJ" Z. CAMERA COMPANY, Photograpbic Goods of all kinds. Kodaks and Kodak Films. Retouching, Printing, and ell kinds of Photographic Work undertaken for Amateurs. Developing of Kodak Spool* a specialty. Telephone 182. EXTRAORDINARY HOLIDAY BARGAINS. EVERY SUNSHADE REDUCED TO HALF MARKED PRICE. LADIES' WHITE .LAWN ONE - PIECE ROB: 10a 6d and 253 each. Two Seasonable Bargf" SROWN, SWING, AND CO., LTD., Princes street, Dunedin. r . BIiKELBY, DENTIST, BANK OF AUSTRALASIA, Corner of Bond and Rattray street* (Next Telegraph Office). Telephone 1,859.
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Evening Star, Issue 15074, 4 January 1913, Page 6
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