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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11603, 11 December 1899, Page 8

Properties For Sale and To Let 4 • MORITZSON & CO, WOOL, STOCK, STATION, GRAIN, SEED, AND DAIRY PRODUCE AGENTS. We undertake SALES by AUCTION of TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES. We have FOR SALE PROPERTIES in the following Districts:—63l Acres uear Gore; one of the best Farms in Southland. 1068 Acres Bush Land (all cleared except 150 acres) in Hawke's Bay. This is one of the beat properties in the district. Cheap. Easy terms can be arranged. 157 Acres Virgin Bush, Tautuku. 394 Acres First-class Farm, Kaiwera. 245 Acres First-class Farm, Wairuna. "We undertake Country Clearing Sales. For Sale—Nitrate of Soda; Crown Sheep Dip, 4s Gd per gallon. Testimonials nnd particulars on application. T>E LEON, CRAWSHAW, & CO., *-* HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, . And COMMISSION AGENTS, SHAREBROKERS, Etc., COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS, WATER STREET. Sub-Agents Alliance Assurance Company. FOR SALE: ANDERSON'S BAY.—HOUSE, G rooms, bath, etc.; about half acre; magnificent view and sunny; another'three-quarter acre can lie purchased alongside. GEORGE STREET.—HOUSE, 7 rooms; hot and cold water^ ga3, conveniences; threeeighths of an acre; respectable locality;. sunny side of the street. MACLAGCAN STREET.—HOUSE, 8 rooms; ■' hot and cold water; tubs built in; onccighth of an acre; 10 minutes walk of post : office. STAFFORD STREET.—HOUSE, G rooms; bath, scullery; quarter-acre; ' up-to-date property;' sunny aspect. ROSLYN.—WeII-finished HOUSE of 8 rooms; scullery; workshop; quarter-acre; two . frontages; witViin a few yards oi tram line; splendid view; will accept reasonable offer. ST. CLAIR.—2 COTTAGES, of 10 and 5 rooms; 4 SECTIONS, about three-eighths of an acre; close to beach; now used as a boarding house; first-class chance to make money will sell reasonable. GRANGE STREET.—Nice Compact COTTAGE oi 4 rooms; scullery, washhouse; close to Albany street. fOII N HE-ID -'& SONS, 1 FOR SALE. 237. Grand onening for 'pushing Couple. , GROCERY STORE, POST OFFICE, ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, of 12 Rooms. Splendid orchard and 40-acre farm, in well settled district. Land in' 7 paddocks. | The buildings, which are insured for £400, consist of above house, washhouse, 5-stall stable, granary, buggy shed, fowlhouse, piggeries, etc. Beautiful stream of water. Creamery within 100 yards of property. Stock and furniture .may be had at valuation. A decided bargain at £500; and easy terms of payment if desired. IG3. PORT CHALMERS.—NearIy 16 ACRES, with first-class HOUSE,; almost adjoining Port Chalmers; Lovely view of harbour. Cheap. 3-11. GLEN.—Lovely SECTION, with frontages to 3 streets; fine orchard and good four-roomed COTTAGE. Owner away. Bargain, £200. 3-9. ROSLYN.—J-ACSE, Splendid Modern' HOUSE; commanding view. £1150. 3-10. CARISBROOK. — "Substantially - built HOUSE (brick), 7 rooms. Corporation >'leasehold. Very cheap. 3-1. ST. CLAlß.—Bright, . sunny, , and conveniently situated PROPERTY, containing 3 acres of land, with comfortable. House of 6 rooms, scullery, etc, byre, stable, piggery, etc.; large vinery and tomato house, and good conservatory, a bargain; only £600. 3r2. ANDERSON'S BAY.—Gentleman's RE- • SIDENCE, 9 rooms;. stable, byre, etc., and 10 acres land; lovely spot; cheap, £1200. 3-4. FLOUR and OATMEAL MILL, in capital district; splendid; water, supply. As agoing concern; £600. ' ' . 3-6. CALTON (N.E. VALLEY).—Superior HOUSE or G rooms, besides bath, pantry, scullery, etc; g§b_d drying green; grounds nicely laid ontjj&asphalt paths; bright, sunny,' and ch'eggful situation; Cards to view. •:'•"" 3-B.— N.S. VALLEY.—On tram line: :The choicest Property in the Valley. About l\ acres LASTD, laid out in fruit and , ■ flower garden;, run for horse or cow; modern House (plastered) of seven , large and lofty rooms; conservatory, bath, gas, electricbsll?: and all possible conveniences; asbhalt yard and naths. -Cards to view;. 368.—RAVENSBQURNE.—On Main: road, close to railway station: A charming Baywindow, Verandah VILLA, containing six rooms, bath, and, all conveniences;." over.Jacre; land, nicely laid out in fruit and flower garden.- •'.•.- , . 427. MATAURA.—A choice FARM of 1928 Acres, with substantial buildings and im-pr-ovements. Wilf'sell in one or more lots to suit. Easy te,pns. ' ■ 425. DUNEDlN.—Superior HOUSE of 18 large rooms, in best position, with .all necessary out-offices. ' 424. DUNEDIN.—F;irst-,class Brick HOUSE, plastered throughout, containing five rooms, ' bath, • washhoiise, ' copner, etc.; situate George street North; bright, sunny, and convenient; nrice. £425. ' 422. 'GOODWOOD.—Mr Stewart's: GREEN-. BANK Farm, about half a mile fr.om Goodwood railway station, fronting .main road; about 100 a<-.res, with Wo 5-roomed houses, stockyard, byre, barn, piggeries, etc. One of the best .properties in the district. As Mr Stewart has decided to sell, he has placed the low reserve of £1000 on. the property. Shooting and fishing plentiful. 415. N.E. VALLEY.'Black's road.—Very supe-' rior plastered" HOUSE, five rooms; in splendid order. • £325. 410. ST. CLAIR. — Nowly-erected Choice VILLA, containing six rooms;" bath', copper, gas, water laid on; all convenience's; a bargain; £450; cash or terms. 348. OWAKA.—Part SECTION 45, BLOCK IX, Gleriomaru district; 270 a2r 21p, adjoin : me Mr George Haries; cheap. DUNEDIN. — High street: 6-roomed ' ■ ' HOUSE, with i-acre section, £1200; 7roomed modern HOUSE, £1250; 8-roomed modem HOUSE, £1050; 11 - loomed HOUSE, all modern conveniences, J to 1 acre of land, as desired. * '"' : 388. LTTTLEBOURNE. — Good BUILDING SITE, of about half an acre, in this favourite township. Bargain,. £300. , 3-7.—BELLEKNOWES. — Half-acre' SECTION, well hedged; £170. 353. LITTLEBOURNE.—Superior brick and cement HOUSE of 6 rooms; bath (hot and cold water) and all conveniences; £SSO. .830. MUSSELBURGK.—Vacant SECTION 23. Bloclcll, Eslcvale street 378. ST. CLAIR.—Two splendid Vacant SECTIONS', in Al'mndale Township; £80 each, or the two for £150. :, TO LET. 1. n-ACRE PADDOCK, North-East Valley. S). FURNISHED HOUSE (modern), of 7 Rooms; within 3 minutes of Post Office, for 6 weeks, from 18th December. Rent, 40s. ' ■ ' To LET by TENDER,;' to 30th April, 1909, LEASE or SECTION 23, BLOCK 111, Waikouaiti District (near Ornimi), containing 38 Acres, all in grass, with Farm Buildings. In several paddocks. Formerly Kenneth M'Lean's. Conditions of lease at our Office. Tenders close on WEDNESDAY, 6th December. MONEY to LEND on First-class Security from i\ par cent. ' JOHN REID & SONS, Corner Bond and Liverpool streets. Medical jy ii s pc c it Has devoted a lifetime to the study of Various DISEASES, somo of them in association with the leading physicians of the Old and New Worlds, which enables him to treat his patients with excellent results. Catarrh, Stomacha, and Liver troubles attended to in all their various forms. All Skin Diseases, from whatever cause, absohitely cured within a stated time.. All applying to him will receivo his honest opinion of their complaints. No experimenting! Whore there is no organic disease, and nothing but inorganic trouble, or, in other words, a conglomotiition of symptoms producing a. certain result, there is no reason why it cannot be removed with the proper remedies; therefore he guarantees. Furthermore, in all other businesses the master must guarantee his work—why not in medicine? The old-fashioned doctor will promise nothing: therefore he.must be guessing as to the trouble, end guessing as to the remedy. Ladies and gentlemen, in science there is no guess work. No man or woman can die without a cause. That cause should be known to a doctor, and the remedy too. Remember, medical ethics will not cure, .neither will dignity founded on guessing help you. Dr Speer wishes, it distinctly understood that he docs not claim to perform impossibilities or to have miraculous power. He claims only to be a qualified and successful physician, thoroughly informed in the above DISEASES. People at a distance explaining liieir cases by letter can be treated at home. The course does not in any way interfere witli business. Dr Speor will remain in Dunedin for a year and a-half, and five in the colony. Hours: 9 till 12, from 2.30 till 5, and from 7.30 to 9 p.m. No Sunday hours. Address: H.J. SPEER, M.D., Provident Buildings. RaUva-y street, Triangle, DUNEDIN. COUGH! Cough! Cough'.—Don't cough, take TUSSICURA, a remedy for all throat and : lutie trouble* Gif,