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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11200, 24 August 1898, Page 4

Properties for Sale and to Let. I*/r ORIT ZS O N & HOP XI N WOOL, STOCK, STATION, GRAIN, SEED D ! AND DAIRY PRODUCE AGENTS t . le We undertake SALES by AUCTION of -V TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES gV We have FOR SALE PROPERTIES in thi ' ; following Districts: — , j 566 Acres in Akaroa District. Ac 400 Acres First-class Farm, Waiwers South. a,t ! 1658 Acres Bush Land (all cleared excrp' | y j 150 acres) in Hawke's Bay. This is oei of the best properties in the district Cheap. Easy terms can be arranged j ■ 157 Acres Virgin Bush, Tautuku. :' We undertake Country Clearing Sales. jS FOR SALE— ■ • NITRATE OF SODA :e BASIC SLAG OR THOMAS PHOSPHArE r- CROWN SHEEP DIP, 4s 6d per gallon. Testimonials and particulars on application. f: JOHN REID & SONS, d j VALUATORS AND ARBITRATORS, „ FINANCE AND ESTATE AGENTS AND [.. SHAREBROKERS, CIVIL ENGINEERS/..^ LAND,S'JR- ~ ; ' VEYORS, .'■•' :,: .-.•■" r- LICENSED LAND BROKERS, ? " ; ' Bond street. ...Dunedin.. ' ■ .-••' : 3. LEASES, 'MORTGAGES, AND,^.TRANSFERS PREPARED. FOR SALE. !" 163. PORT CHALMERS.—Mrs R. G. Andere son's beautiful PROPERTY, being part Sections 63 and G4, Sawyers' Bay District, containing 15a 3r 6p, with good House of 5 large rooms; storeroom, washhouse, etc.; faithfully built; a bargain. 344. SOUTH DUNEDIN. — Three detached : Five-roomed HOUSES, with bathrooms arid all conveniences;. water laid on. Only four years built. Helena street. Cheap, £800. . '. ' ) 345. DUNEDIN.—Grand J-acre SECTION in Cumberland street. ;with modern" House of 7, rooms besides bathroom (hot and cold water); scullery, pantries, etc.; conservatory and vinery, summerhouse, vashhouse with built-in copper and tubs. A choice property for £800. One of the rooms mea- ; sures about 20 x 15,. bay window trid'recess extra. ■ . 831. PURAKANUL—Grand little FARM of 1 about 92 acres, in splendid heart; seven l paddocks; all ploxighable, and all been in grass'for eight years; »ix-roomed House, l stone stable and byre. Great bargain, £5 r an acre. ? 340 Mrs SLATER'S FARM of* about M Acres, r comnrising Section 15, Block VII, and 3 Ssction 5, Block XII. North Harbour and .■Blneakin District, with buildings thereon. ' , Price £560. - 324. DUNEr>IN.--Modern HOUSE in High atvpet; bright, sunny, and convenient. L- £1250. ■. .- .-.. - ,'. , . ' • 135. tiTTNF.DIN —Handsome lar??fi "RFSI- - DENCF,. with half acre land, Royal Terra™>: view lTiaurpaspfid. 325. TtTTTTKBTN.- -: Splendid ■ BUILDING i - STTF.R in Cporge °treet. JSISO. ■ 240. DTTNE'nT'Nr.— Thrpftquart-ftr-arTe- SEC-. ' . TIONS- T)nW and Qupcti streets. . 244: MORNINfITO-NT. — HOURF of seven Tooms, in'first-Mass orflpr. with frontswrps tn Hawthorn av*nnp and,Macla^ean street; close, to tram. Big bargain, £320, tnd very easy term". ■ ■ ' 297.. KOR.NTNr-.TON.—'Wear tram •tlfedfi, . a charmiT"? VILLA, of five rooms: tuinornmic view. Too pTrm.ll for owner. Worth lookin" .ift»r --PWK. ■ . . .-., . 504: MOTWT'Nrn.T<'\-N'._T*.p,,ny' ffoorl Four-, rnompfl TTOTTPSp, Rrl rl Rertion for £100.. o^-npT li»*t, rl? rjt.rirti' Easy terms, bors-pin. 311. ■RonTrVSTTVny _ TVip. best. Rir-roornfd HOTTSF in this fsivonrito «tiTviitT>: hith, rxintrv. bniH-in wQ.rclTiiißs, 'hr>r>VpS,sp., ptc; J-o.orp nrr-hiTti nrrl fflrdpi; .WSO. . i 317. 'Grand VMRM nf'fi!M sr»«, two milni>ro'n •H-oi-p^on tliß Mitam-n River: :n TO nfulf'nMcs. a^ peciiTplv fp.ncp.f': ■■"V^cres. ,vn.lu-' : abV bush; rnne-rpompd hor"<v rinirv. wo'ehKnnsp. :cnnlTinTiqpcv two stabloi of 10 ynci 2 -oIbIIb. wonlahed; byre, wen's quart<"-«. £5 ncr Bra 314 G-PTitlpman'"-■R.T'-RT'mi'.KO'P'-: witji. .T,pa T i v PS o"tp" Linrl bpaiitifullv l"id out in In-w^a. nrr.Jmrr). p^r^ori, etc. : chiirmincr nfttivpbush: TvioTc housp. of-14 rooms: I'ath, »r>rlall modern oonvenierio.es. lii<?h-r>rp.ssiiTi ra-ncro. 2 very Inrfrs eonorpte tnnVI. PncV hbicKne 5000 gal 1""" mrr^ef »li*r?, »"»r>I«i ' qiinrt.pi-s. ptr. Without doubt the, fl"(»?.t pp"*; about TVmnfljTi. ArHnvnn Term "R^t. 327 IRI *-» ore 'PAR.M. 14 tiilp.a *rcm .DuiWin. in five ■nndrlor-'^S. with "OaH 'PoilT-roornn^ Housp! riaii-T. Wro. itible. barn. tnoieWl, . pt.c: also OnWo. Pliopt>, .Horgo, hnrnr!><>, nloueli drnv. fn.rm irrmlempit?". did furniture ■ TV,t>irtt, for '£9150. - A bargain. 333. TiTTVT?T,T'Nr. _ "MV .-.Gonrlay'd.. sr.l/>ndirl FTf^-^ITOT^ PTfO-n-p-RTY. oornPT Albar.v nnd 'P'or+b streptf!. oTntninine hsif in 3rre. on whioh is prpr-tprl hi^ own vpnidonoo of peven Toomn.'wit-Vi stiWinf?: wn»V?''on f-<0,.: foil-' fiir.e'fIn'tito,firp.<i 'and two jßriplr RJrvrm; wi+.h ■OwMlintrs a+.Hr'Ho<l A tps^'y firstMa.Rq invpctrrtPnt. nil t,V» >>i^l(sir>.'"> bpinsr.in T-iTj-top nVflpr o-nrl 'wpII -let. ••HTip ownpr havine /Jpoi'vltl to ro fsTmirnp in the "ola rofißonfor npili-ncr. Price and full T)articn--334/ •nn'N TF.'nT'Nr,—R,-»Una;<:! "FrOTTR^, of, rmc lar?p. Toonis. >r>lnstnTprl tliroiiirriout sinrl heavily 'oorniopfT: b^t^i^oonT.. jras: w?.p.^».stable; etc..: with half-acre 'rp»liold j ' liinrl; vjpw ">insiirt)as'sed. A rare bargain, • £Br>n Pnrd.q t.o vipw - ' iS3O.' 'VTrRR'P'T.'RTTp.R.Tr.i-Vapß.Tit RECTTON 23. ■Rloo.lr TT. ■Roirvnle ot-refit.. .-fWK . • 338. ■RFT.T/EKNOTC'TCS.—<3evpTn.I R^CTTONR H this choioe suburb: binrly +o tram: '"ipw and snlpnclid building sitps. }?fj-1y prv^iipnf.ioT) '""POPfl^aTV. ' > ■ 346. flT' .TOFN'R WOOD —"AT-LOTMRNTR R7. 39. arxi W. Block TTT. ClptV tti-ppt. Tit-I<-. Lar,^ "TrnTlsfoT. riip.OT>_.fßo 347. KURT BTTRTT.—Posy R.paairip FARM of 59 arT-ea. wi+Viin five ■mimitp'!' wnl'' of school, ohii^fh. post fl'id omopa; ■'in- four pofldop.kß. Rplpndid wlip^t.-prowinf land; fpw ao.Tpq na+.ivp bnsh: Six-roompd housp, two-o+.all stable, loose box. cow nyrpa. oic. £19 tier norp. 271. ■•' "COOTrtvTMTn TAIVfO'qTTTT' _^ AT.TjOT 1MKNTS 3 and 2 of this township. Moap to Tailwqv station- and post office;■ The two for'£9s. ' - ' 192 TTTTTTUTT T»TRTRTrT._-R.p P n v first-class FARM; containin? I96fi A^rrw in five porld^fVo; fivp-Tooinefl HOTTSE. r.VpHII ntablp, woolshed. shpop yards and dir>. • Prrt-at snorifice; 12s 6d per acre and stock t>t TB.liiationl ■ »" .• .. ■ 340 CT.'RNOWA'RU DTSTTfTCT.— tfm ACT?.K,S . witji'in fivp Triiimf-.ps' •nnlir of rail-wov, atation. "Will sell in twn Lotn if desired. Good s;;rr.iomed HOI"f?1?. stable, byre, hsv shed, etc.: stnolt nnd fiirniturp goes wit.h freehold 11! TipiiHh sol p Ton son for sellirtc, 342. POBTO-RET,I,O TOWN.—Section a- 5, 6. 7, and 8. Block IV. containing 1 Ao.re; for sale, £100 the' - Lot.' Choicei spot:; very cnevt.ri. '" " ' ''"'" '■'■"• •'■ ' { . MONEY; to LEND on First-class Security from 4|'per cent. ■ ' .' ■• ' JOHNRF-ip &''SONS,' " ■••■•■ ' : Bond Street, Dtjnedin.-' ■:■■-'•: Business Uotices. < ]JJUSE OVER WHAT THF, ... MUSE SAY! Shakespkahe : " Bid me discourse. I will ent '•■ • chant thinß ear" with the wonders of Old Spoit Tobacco MOORE: "Oft in the stilly night" men smoke OM Sport Tobacco. HoOD : "It was dnldish itrnoranc«"not to emoke Old Sp^rt; Tobacco_ Mks HEMANS: "Oh, call my brotber back to j .. me,", he has forgotten his Old ! . . .-. Sport Tobacco ;'Campbell: "Ye mariners of England" ; smoke Old Sport Tobacco. Wordsworth: "I travelled among unknown j men," but they, all Bmoked ! ' ' Old Sport Tobacco. . Burns : • " Stop passenger, mv story 'in ' brief." Smoke Old Sport | Tobacco._ j. Swaii*?-'. "Homo is sweet, and only^ ' ! . ■ - . sweet," where the father ' smokes Old Sport Tobacco. ' MootiE: . "A wondrous change was '. • • wrought on me" by smoking ■ Old Sport Tobacco. - .j /I OLD-LEAF TEA Choicest ■ VJT ' • ' , GOLD-LKAF TEA Indian and : ] GOLD-LEAF TUA Ceylon. < . i i GOLD-LKAFTKA Blended i .. ' ' ] GOLD-LEAF TEA Most j GOLD-LICAF TEA Skilfully. ' i GOLD-LEAF TEA . Popular . ] .• i GOLD-LEAF TEA Everywhere. j . 1 mHE FARMERS' PAPER.—THE OTAGO s X WITNESS Farm Pages are universally < acknowledged to be unequalled by those of any j ether New Zealand weekly, both for variety of their contents and the sound views expressed by the various members of the large staff of , agricultural writers. The Witness is well ' named the " Farmers' Paper," for its name is ' c a household word in every settler s homestead. ' FOR Coughs and Colds take Woods's J GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE—Is f;l and '2a 6d. 1