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Evening Star, Issue 22192, 21 November 1935, Page 2

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. UNEQUALLED SITUATION!!! HOME SITES TO BE PROUD 01’!!! MOST EXCLUSIVE LOCALITY!! QUEEN STREET. - HERIOT ROW. - PITT STREET. RIGHT IN THE CITY, JUST NICELY ELEVATED. LARGE SECTIONS IN KEEPING WITH THIS SELECT LOCALITY. NOTE 1 ! There will be available only THREE of these exclusive and most valuable Residential Sites in this Premier Subdivision. DO NOT MISS THIS UNIQUE ' OPPORTUNITY. Plans at the Office of the Sole Agents, TAMBLYN, RHODES, AND JAMIESON, AUCTIONEERS, REAL ESTATE, FINANCE, AND INdERAXCE AGENTS, 42 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Phones 13-608, 22-433. GLORIOUS OUTLOOK, B EAUTIF UL S URRO UNDINGS, SUNNY, OPEN SITUATION. IN TOWN, Y T ET SPACIOUS. .. AUCTIONEERS "IInP AGENTS 5 ‘ SHARE aVd LAND BROKERS. AUCTIONEEKS^LANE. ons> bui^DINGSi 163 EATT RAY STREET. HIGHGATE ROSLYN (Choice Position, Handy Columba College) .—Pretty and 1 wed-built Bungalow, 5 rooms, all latest modern conveniences, nicely designed , pnivpnientv arranged; leadligh casements, nice bathroom, pantry, linen ™ concrete foundations; lovely freehold, large area garden, ?erT sinn“ and loW ’harbour view; asphalt paths and yard. £IOO deposit. Reduced from £1,200 to £930. .Owner leaving New Zealand ; m Ft vtt T V STREET (Ideal Position, Close Princes street). Superior 4-roomed 31 Tiled-roofed Brick Bungalow, with kitchenette, and all the latest fittings and conveniences; good freehold section, fine view, practically now furniture may be taken with the property. Easy terms it desired. _ NTON STREET (Handv George street.).—Brick Residence of 6 good rooms, nice NION STREET appearance, good condition; has bathroom and other convencncef including gas for’rooking aid electric light, good papers; washhouse, copper tubs.’ Land is freehold; asphalt paths and yard. £BO deposit. Nothing cheapei the city at £BSO, or make an oiler. Section taken as part payment. ... tINDAS STREET (Nicely Situated, On Sunny Side of Street). Well-built 5roomed House, in first-class condition, has all modern conveniences and good ap. nearance- empire papers, hot and cold, gas lor cooking, eketne light; washhouse, copper, tubs ; P nice freehold" section, was previously sold for £975., Mortgagee n selling. Terms, £4O deposit, balance at 25s per week. Its cheap for someone. Going at £670. _ -——r AOR I HILL (Fronting Belt and Handy Walk to leorge street) .-Comfortable 4-roomed House, with conveniences, hot and cold water, copper and tubs , but wants doing up; with i-acrefreehold, garden and fine view Land alone worth nea y th<* price. £4O deposit. Winding up deceased estate. £350. 01 offer. There 9 * Fashion In Eyewear There’s as much fashion in eyewear to-day as there is in clothes. Your elas&es should be chosen with as much care as a new hat or coat—chosen to harmonise with yonr features, to blend with your personality. See our Mr G. C. Abbott, F.8.0.A. (Lend.), .c».ui.m g optician, St. who will show yom a selection of the .most, modem and: becoming styles in eyewear.

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