PUSLIC NOTICES. 'Phone 1,956. ’Phone 1.956. HUTTON AND WATTS, AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, THE TIVOLI AUCTION ROOMS, 97 and 99 STUART STREET. SOUTH DUNEDIN. —3 large Rooms; hall and verandah, gas, scullery, large shed* and fowlhouso; flower garden; gas; i-acre. Price, £530, Pol. 1756 PRINCES STREET.—Fish and Lunch Rooms, with chairs, tables, dishes, knives and forks, and cooking utensils; gas for cooking, ■».. light. Rent, £1 5s per week. Fol. 1735 FOR EXCHANGE, 6 Rooms, on the rise, 1 acre weil laid out in fruit trees and vegetable gardsn, handy to tram, gas for cooking, all in good order, for 5 or 6 Rooms on the Flat, up to £I,OOO. DRAPERY BUSINESS, GEORGE STREET.—Fixtures and fittings. £250. Rent, £3 7s 6d per week. Stock at cost prices. Stock is clean and well sorted, con. sisting of general drapery. Fol. 1610 NORTH-EAST VALLEY.—j-acro Freehold, Main road; 4 Rooms; gas, gas cooker, bathroom; sunny situation; all in good order. Price, £775. Fol. 1753 ST. KILDA.—4 Rooms; leasehold; e. light, a cheap workers’ home. Don’t miss this. Price, £325. Fol. 1754 “SaS’ ALEX - HAEEIS and co.. AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS, AND LAND AGENTS, 221 PRINCES STREET. -Large Iron Building, 40 x 40 feet, also 5 Sheds, 25 x 22, 20 x 25, 20 x 17, very' suitable for factory or storage purposes; fronting railway line, North Dunedin: land is Harbor Board lease, about seven years to run. Rent, £lO 10s. Immediate possession given. /52b C®!"' “'A —KENSINGTON (no cars needed): Compact Well-built Worker’s Home, 4 dbOOU nice rooms; gas, 5 built-in wardrobes, cupboards, safe, bath, scullery', copper, tubs; sunny position, on the rise. 7559 /PUTY (£2,OOO).—LONDON STREET: 8-roomed Residence (single story), plastered and xJ papered; gas, bath, hot-water service: LOVELY i-ACRE SECTION, with two frontages: glorious view: very sunny position. THIS IS ONE OF THE FINEST POSITIONS IN THE CITY. 7645 ON THE RISK (Id car, south).—Very attractive 6 Rooms, in first-lass condition; electric installation for lighting and heating, also gas for cooking and boating; very expensive art papers and friezes, large_ bathroom, porcelain bath and basin, exceptionally good hot-water service, lots of cupboards and presses, largo cellar, first-class GARAGE'; sunny position, lovely view; car to door. £1,190. F. 7608 ON PORT LINE (best part).—Substantial 6-roomcd Residence; electric light, h. and c. water, bathroom, wardrobes, cupboards; all large, bright rooms; .about -Ji-acro land; 3 large fowlhotises; two tomato houses planted in tomatoes (26ft x 10ft, 22ffc x 10ft); stream water; rockery, rosebeds, lawns, flowering shrubs, 50 gooseberries, 40 currants apples, pears, cherries; vegetable garden; hedges all round. MAGNIFICENT HARBOR VIEW. £1,150. 7267 SHOP AND STORE ROOM; corner freehold; good suburb, thickly 6 O populated. Good stand for a butcher. 7636 BOYD’S AGENCY, LTD., LICENSED LAND AGENTS, 176 PRINCES STREET (Brown, Ewing's Buildings). ’Phone 1,905. Entrance Corner Princes and Manse streets. FINANCES ARRANGED ON ALL PROPERTIES. GAIN. ■CLOSE CARGILL CORNER: GOOD SOUND 4 ROOMS; gas, drained; splendid order inside and out; sunny freehold scot,ion. ABSOLUTE BAKTerms. SPLENDID 4-ROOM ED DWELLING; bay window and verandah, gas, &0&0 lighting and also for cooking, 5 fireplaces; good section, garden, fowl runs; close car. VERY CHEAP. OQAA-HANDY~<YvRDENS (on rise):' SPLENDID MODERN DWELLING, of 5 35.0 1JU good rooms; bathroom, hot and cold, electric light, gas, tiled grates and hearths built-in wardrobes, cupboards, worksnop, fowl runs; splendid sunny section; close car. VERY FEW LIKE THIS OFFERING. SEE IT. 0-1 AO A—ST. KILDA: MODERN BUNGALOW, new, built of tho very best and 3biOoU finished in the latest style; NOTHING WANTING IN THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME. PLEASE NOTE: THIS PROPERTY IS BEING OFFERED ABSOLUTELY BELOW COST PRICE. OH OAA—KEW: MODERN BUNGALOW, of 6 large lovely rooms, situated slightly gbIOUU on rise, and has great view; built, for tho owner, who is leaving Dunedin, and IS ONE OF THE MOST SOLIDLY BUILT BUNGALOWS IN DUNEDIN. EVERYTHING IS OF THE BEST AND LATEST STYLE, and has _ a large section nicely laid out in lawns, garden, fruit trees, etc. BE SURE AND SEE IT. • b AiNi) co., CITY PROPERTY SALES DEPARTMENT, A.M.P. BUILDINGS, 25 DOWLING STREET. BOR SMALL CAPITALISTS. —General Stores from £3OO. Fruit, Confectionery, £250 . upwards. Boarding-house from £SOO. Good, sound investments, providing profitlie employment both for your capital and label. m \ORI HILL (close to Roslyn boundary).—A delightful 6-roomcd Residence; every jT convenience; nicely sheltered; good well-kept garden; minute from tram. An cal homo. £1,500. VORTH end (within 2 minutes’ walk from tram and Gardens). —An attractive 6loomed Horae; all labor-saving conveniences; nicc-sizcd section, well laid out. gift at £l,lOO. -. .. ; LYT” IDEAL WORKING MAN’S .HOME (about 5 minutes’ walk from Post Office).— 5 Rooms; electric light, hot and cold water, bath; all conveniences; freehold ctiou. Given away at £650. . ’ r 'AIKOR-\I (near tram terminus, .on. rise).—6 Rooms; electric light,. plug for iron, k latest* art paper*, tiled hearths and grates; in good order. Also 4-ioomcd Ootac, well lot; both on 1 aero section. Price, only £9OO. f ORNHNGTON I .—A charming Groomed Villa r something you don’t see every day; i-acro freehold section, beautifully laid out. To inspect is to buy. At £BBO. "CfVSiFWANTED.'—Right Modern Groomed Semi-bungalow; very latest appointments; desirable locality; excellent order. Freehold section; owner ving; must sell. Price, £930. JVITBR'SBY AND CO., 25 Dowling Street. BATTERSBY AND CO. ’Phone 1,397. ’Phono 1,397. E. L. MACASSET AND CO.. GESEEAt ACCtIONEEKS AND PEOPHETV SAIESJIE!., 148 -RATTRAY Si URL I.
£520. £520. £520. RAVENSBOURNB BARGAIN.SUBSTANTIAL 5 ROOMS; O copper and lube, built-m cupboards and wardrobes. The rooms are all large, and We property is vritbin 5 minutes of the REMEMBER: TRAIN TARKS AKR CHEAPER THAN TEAM FARES. HUbILB IF YOU ARE LOOKING TOR A CHEAP PROPERTY. New 5M SrfOTSOiLOW, •» »»”'“• electric light, also gas for cooking; Ebrous plaster ceilings, tiled grates and hearths built-in mirror wardrobes, linen press and cupboards, bathroom, with pwwW bath and basin, and other up-to-date nTTTtm A«i««pq* lai'pe section. THIS BEAUTIFUL TTOMP IS BEING OFFERED AT A GOOD deal Slow cost, as toe owner xa t PAVING DUNEDIN. WE ARE PREPARED TO FINANCE A BUYER WITH £l7O.
£BSS—ST. EILDA—£BSS. SUPERIOR 5-ROOMED HOUSE; scullery, bathroom (with basin, hot and cold water), hot water over tubs, built-in wardrobes and cupboards, also meat shifc, electric light, gas grilfer, and good fillings throughout. THIS IS A VERA' ATTRACTIVE" PROPERTY, IN GOOD ORDER, AND FREE FROM BORER. INSPECTION RECOMMENDED. ■ft /(T USSELBU RGH. Beautiful 6-rcomed IvJL BUNGALOW, with tile roof, fibrous plaster and steel ceilings, large bathroom, with porcelain bath and basin, hot and cold water, electric light throughout, also gas for cooking, pantry, scullery, and all other up-to-date conveniences. The outbuildings are all under cover. Nice section, laid out in garden. A HOME TO BE PROUD OF. THIS CHOICE HOME IS FOR ABSOLUTE SALE, AND THE PRICE ASKED 19 £1 600, OR ANY REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE CONSIDERED.
•Phone 3,608. ’ Pbo ™ 3 * 608 - TAMBLYN, M'KENZIE, AND WINTON, wnntnr FARM AND STATION AGENTS AND VALUATORS. ETC., ’ BIUITIIWAITES’ BUILDINGS, 42 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN,
OQ AA~STAFF°RD STREET. CITY r pWt/V/l/ 4 extra substantial Rooms; bay windows, gas, hot and cold bath, drained; .nice section; within 5 minutes’ walk of | centre of City. Buy this and save tram [ fares. O orm-CITY; .Semi-bungalow, 5 rooms; c&OOU hot and cold, bath, gas, drainage, newly papered throughout, hot water to tubs, asphalt paths. o-j OKA - Handsome new Bungalow, 6 rooms, attractive appearance; electric light, also gas for ooking, porcelain bath and basin, fibrous plastered ceilings, returned verandah; large rooms; pantry, scullery, linen press; very fine garden, m ■ ip-top order, hedges; nice situation on rise in bast position Cavereham. €*(ycy p'—BURKES; Cottage, 5 rooms, 3 c&i4)Al*J minutes from Station; nice tommy, sheltered position; suitable crib, etc. SUBURBAN General Store, freehold property ; an old-established business; turnover, £5,000 yearly; net profit, £SOO per annum. Oct paxtioulaTß of this. ALL ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the ‘Evening Star’ are accepted subject to the understanding that the right is reserved to Delete or Amend any portion of an Advertisement which may bo considered undesirable to appear aa written by the advertiser.
nice handy £520 situation, few minutes from Railway Station: 5 Rooms, thoroughly sound and in good order; J-acre land; exceptionally cheap at the money asStrongly recommend inspection. «raoA-Nicoly situated, near tram ter£93o minus, OAVEKSHAM: U^todate new Bungalow, 5 rooms; attractive appearance, latest design, porcelain bath, electric light; nicely elevated position, sunny and sheltered; perfectly ideal home. See us about this. <r*l AKA —ANDERSON'S BAY: Handd&JLUDU some Bungalow, 5 rooms; electric light, hot and cold, porcelain bath; everything in perfect order; garden, lawn, flowers, etc., motor garage; splendid large kvol section; immediate possession. Owner leaving. £*A AA-KAIKORAI, handy tram: 4 Sw'tllU Rooms; gas and drainage, ecullery, washhouse, copper, tubs; solid, substantial, and, sound, no borer; i-acre land; immediate possession. Really good spec. IN order to have the ‘Star’ out In good time, it is found impossible to classify Advertisements that come in after noon. After this hour they cannot be classified. Wo would therefore request Advertisers to kindly bear this in min®, and. .send in their Orders esc);.
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Evening Star, Issue 17824, 22 November 1921, Page 1
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