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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15706, 7 March 1913, Page 8

SALES EY AUCTION. I PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET TUESDAY, 18th MARCH. ft 0 O 1) OPENING m ~™°N STOCK SALE. ™ FOR GOOD DRAPER. ino oaJo will bo held as above owing to "PI^TES? 6, | BUSINESS GIVEN AWAY. 7000 Ewes, Wethers, and Lambs, com- This is an chane & Owner of prising annual drafts of surround- flourishing CASH Drapery and Clothing ing stations jind farms. j Business desirous of retiring is willing to NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND feVj C FrPeh ° W Vremkcs and AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW , , , ZEALAND (LIMITED) alxn| t aIHMi annual casn turnover NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER- • Light roonl y ? ,10 P. storerooms, etc.; CANTILE AGENCY COMPANY' 0 hnriS rooms> Situate provincial capital fLTMITED) * town. JjALGETY & CO. (LIMITED) PEICE £15 °°' rpHE OTAGO FARMERS' CQ-OPERA- WWe„^ e „ RmT PYrw A NfiE i- TIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW NA RUSINTSSS EXCHANGE, ZEALAND (LIMITED). 7m ld7 1 i? n ?! 0 ? ter nstpeet- — - Chnstchuroh. 3m — ..... —j JOHN REID & SONS (LTD.) Directors: H. W. REID, C. RUSSELL SMITH, L. DEANS RITCHIE. Telephone 190, AUCTIONEERS, LAND SALESMEN, REAL ESTATE, & FINANCIAL AGENTS, VALUATORS, SURVEYORS, MONEY, SHARE, & LAND BROKERS, LIVERPOOL AND BOND STREETS (next Star' Office). CORNER BUSH ESTATE. "OOR ABSOLUTE SALE, the only remaining FARM on this estate, containing 183 a J- 3r 38p; handy to'creamery, telephone, and railway; an ideal dairy farm; lying well to the sun; sweet and sheltered; easy terms will be given if desired. JAA ACRES.—A well-recommended FARM, with over ]00 acres down in oats, turrxUU nip 6, potatoes, and grass, balanco in pa6ture two to four years; all the above is in speoial manure and labour; buildings comprise splendid Dwelling of 8 rooms, with all modern conveniences; substantial arid modern stable, barn, shearing shed, fowlhouse, piggeries (all in perfect order); garden and young orchard; one mile from railway 6tation, P. 0., ana telegraph office; good metal road. A really cheap place.' £14 ss. 264 CAA ACRES, TAPANUI DISTRICT.—WeII fenced; convenient to railway, school, tlv" and church; and all necessary farm buildings; splendid Dwelling-house; good water supply; a splendid property. Only £7 10s per acre. '' 210 1 Q/S ACRES; miles from railway and faotory, close to 6chool, post and teleXOtt phone office; 74 acres in young graes, 60 acres ploughed for turnips; well-'' watered country. Price, only £10 10s per acre. For immediate 6ale. 261 1 QQ ACRES, SOUTH OF DUNEDIN —ALL PLOUGHABLE; GOOD MODERN ■LOU BUILDINGS; fowl runs; 200 young fruit trees; fences all in good order. The land is all level and well watered; about 70 acres to be cleared. Note the price: Only £3 ppr aero; easy term 6. To anyone who understands JUST A LITTLE about the game there -is a good income in it. Further particulars at our Office. 263 "j AO ACRES FREEHOLD; half-mile from railway and school; land all ploughable • .LvO an( j wo n TO tered by creek and springs; fences good; House of seven rooms; all outbuildings, including cowbyre. There are 21 acres in wheat, 18 acres oats, 21 acres fallow, 5 acres turnips, balance young, grass. A v£ry profitable little investment. ' 272 if\ ACRES LEASEHOLD; a good grassy, l farm- all ploughable; close to railwav rx\J station; House of 5 rooms (water laid on), 5-stall stablo, big bam, 6-stall cowbyre (concrete floor), implement shed, loosebox; oreek water; good fences.' £400 or offer, 271 "j Al ACRES, in four paddocks; close to town; well fenced; mostly ploughable; 1"2 House of 5 rooms and scullery, washhouse and scullery; good grass; some good fruit in garden—apples, plums, and smaller fruit. £790. 270 & CO., A.M.P BUILDINGS, 25 D.OWLING STREET. DUNEDIN. PAAA ACRES LEASEHOLD; tussock country (subdivided); well watered; northilUUl/ erly aspect; rental 6d per acre long lease (renewable); 4 miles from railway. Stock: 2000 sheep. Price, as a going concern, £3000; easy terms can be arranged for purchase AA A ACRES (over half area freehold, balanco e.g. run); nominal rental; the bulk ro'l/vl/ of it is tussock, and balance in grass, except about 25 acres turnips and oats. Stock: 1430 slheep (900 ewes), 12 head cattle. 4 draught horses, hack; full se(; farm implements; first-class homestead, consisting of good 6-roomed House, men's hut, woolshed, sheep dip, and yards. Price, as a going concern, £3600; exceptionally easy terms can be arranged for purchase j the bulk of the money can remain at 5 per cent. This place is and the most reasonable proposition in the market. Telegraph us at once about this. K"| A ACRES (practically freehold), of which 400 acres are ploughable; well fenced, tPJ_v' well watered; carrying oapacity, 560 sheep; 4-roomed Howe, woolshed, and yards. Crops: 20 acres turnips, oats, and rape. Price, £1000; terms. QA ACRES LEASEHOLD (rental_ £1 per acre, right purphase), in 12 paddocks; O\J watered with creeks and springs; 14 aores oats, turnips, land green feed. Stock: 20 cow 3, 1 draught horse, 2 spring-carters; spring-cart and harness, ploughs, cultivators: good House, with cowbyre, stables. Can be had. with milk run of 24gallons. Price, gointr concern, £350; £150 to £200 down. O/J ACHES FREEHOLD (agricultural and dairying); firet-class homestead; water utc ' lay on; close to rail and school; 21 head stock, full set implements. Price for lot. £RSO; absolutely oheap. ORCHARD PROPERTIES.—We have some First-ohißs Properties to offer in Clyde, " Alexandra, and Roxburgh Districts, WRITE US. KA ACRES, of which 16 acre's Is under fruit trees, and six to seven acres full bearmg; 5-roomed House, packing sheds, plenty of water. Price, with all garden implements, as a going concern. £1800. and easy terms can he arranged for purchase. TTTTS TK A PROPOSITION THAT IS GIVING A HANDSOME RETURN. 49 ACRES FREEHOLD; low hill countrv; nil in grafs^fenced, well watered; handy Dunedin City; has been carrying 20 cows. Buildings: 5-roomed House, byre for 24 cows, 3-stalled stable, implement shed; 2 miles school. Price. £15 per acre. Terms: Only £100 cash required, balanco at 5 per cent Or owner will exchange for city or suburban property.

QAAA ACRES GOVERNMENT LEASEHOLD, tussock, nominal rent; subdivided: good lambinc: country; 6 miles from rail; woolshed, sheep dip and yards, 2 jjood huts. Stock: 3500 sheep, 25 head oattlo. Price, as going concern, £5700. Easy terms can be arranged for Purchasing. ' <?A ACRES LEASEHOLD; dairy land; rental, £1 per acre; all under grass oxoept 'Jy 4 acres turnips and potatoes; firet-olass buildings; close school; 17 head cattle (chiefly con's), 2 horses, pigs; full set implements, with abundance of hay. Price, soins concern, f3OO. A ACRES FREEHOLD, of whioh 210 {.crcs are ploughable-; in 12 paddocks: fiats and low hill country; 70 acres oat 6 and turnips. Modern 7-roomed Hous«. 12-stalled byre and engino room, stable, barn, and chaffhouse; capacity. 40 to 50 dairy cows, besides cropping; handy school, creamery, and freezing works. Price. £8 per acre; £500 to £800 down. "I Q ACRES FREEHOLD; all rich flats, of which 6 acres are in oats and wheat. Good 5-roomed House and scullery and dairy; cowbyre for 3 cows;, 1 milo school, 2j miles rail. Price. £550: terms. JJOUSES AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL POCKETS. INQUIRIES SOLICITED. JJOUSE-SELLERS should PLACE THEIR PROPERTIES with US FOR SALE. ~~p E T E R B O Y JD, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, 186 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. 31 ACRES FREEHOLD, 10 minutes' walk from olectriocar; nico warm, sunny land; 2 4-roomed House, dairy, byre, otc.; facro orchard. This is a fine little Property. Will carry 3 con's. Price, with fowls, cow, hay, inoubator, and brooders given in, £750. VERY HANDY TO TOWN. 1 A ACRES LEASEHOLD, TAIERI; tho choicest of land, and good situation; 4. JLU roomed House, coal shed, cart shed, dairy, byre, etc. AS A GOING CONCERN, with 6 oow3, 1 horse, fowls, implements, hay, 2 acres turnips, £600. A SNIP. 6 ACRES LEASEHOLD, exceptionally handy to suburban railway station; fine Residence of 9 rooms, electric light; fowls, with 6 large fowl houses and runs; 43 hives bees, cows (2). implements etc... etc. As a GOING CONCERN, £950. Pleaso Note: This Property is just the thing for a oity man who wants to spend his feveninirs and holidays in the countrv. VERY STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. ka ACRES FREEHOLD, TAIERI PLAIN; no buildings. SEE ABOUT THIS. OU Only £26 per acre QAA ACRES FREEHOLD, CLUTHA; 6-roomed Dwelling and all farm buildings; 01/ V handy to railway, echool, etc. £9 an acre; or would exchange for Dunedin Property. Owner retiring. A QWA ACRES S.G.R; ONE OF THE BEST PIECES OF EWE COUNTRY IN 40 4\T CENTRAL OTAGO; WILL CARRY 2000 sheep. £1100. STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. Write for further particulars. rQA ACRES FREEHOLD, 4 miles from P. 0., Dun-edin; all ploughable; good 6OoU roomed Dwelling, stable, byre, etc., otc.; 21 cows, 5 draught horses, full set implements, crops, etc. AS A GOING CONCERN. £2000. Would take oity Property up to £750 in part paymenl go ME SOUTHLAND FARMS QAA ODD ACRES (MATAURA DISTRICT); some level, some undulating eounOUU try; half in oats, turnips, and grass; well fenced and watered; first-class oat and turnip land; splendid. 8-roomed House, extensive farm buildings (sheep yards and dip); close to school and rail. Money to be made quickly here; it is easily finanoed and only £6 10s an,acre (next door asking £11 10s fame land). (N 0 44 j T EASEHOLD FARM (with right.of purchase) o; 240 ACRES (KELSO DISTRICT): 8 1 heavy oropping _ land (all level); 7-roomed House, extensive farm buildings; 1| miles from school, rail, etc.; crops given in. Price, £1200 for lessee's interest.

(No 39) qq A ACRES SHEEP and CROPPING FARM (WAIMEA LINE); big House'and OOU splendid farm buildings; 150 acres oats, 100 turnips; also carrying 1600 Gheep, besides cattle and horses. Price, £11 an acre (crops in); part of land worth £20 acre. (No. 38) OAA-ACRE DAIRY FARM (near GORE), carrying 40 oows, sheep, and quantity ,«UV of crop; good land (mostly level); pood Dwelling; all necessary buildings; V, miles from school, near rail and factory. £14 an acre (with crops). (No. 33) *11 A-ACRE LEASEHOLD DAIRY FARM (close MATAURA); well improved. For ilv sale as a going concorn, with 40 oows, horses, full set implements, milking machines, oats, and. turnips—all at £1000. Cows, Ist to 3rd calvers; 10001b milk a day from 30. ' (No. 27) WILKINSON & CO., T4.ND AGENTS, GORE.

GOOD TEMPLARY.

MONEY. ■jy-ONEY T(j LEND. Tho DIJNEDIN SAVINGS BANK is prepared to LEND MONEY on FREEHOLD SECURITY at Lowest Current Rates. FRED SMITH, 15m ■ Manager. MONEY TO LEND, in large and small sums, on First and Sccond Mortgagee. ADAMS BROS., llf Empire Buildings Princes street, nrmnST MONEY TO LEND on Freehold A Security or Munioipal Debentures at Current Rates.---Tho Trustees. Executors, and Agency Company of N.Z. (Ltd.), oorner \Vntor street and "Bond street. W. LAURENCE SIMPSON, Manager. MONEY to LEND in Large or Small Amounts, cm Freehold Security. MONDY & STEPHEN'S, Solicitors, 203 Prinoes street. MONEY TO LEND In Anv Sum. MOORE, MOORE, & NICHOL, Solicitors, 230 56 Lower Stuart street.

. The Rcecuo Lodge hold an "at home" in the Unity Lodge room on Tuesday evening, when Bro. R. Carmichael (Chief Templar) presided. There was a good attendance of members and friends. The chairman gave a short address on "Tho Aims and Objects of tho Order," and invited thoso who were not members to join at once. Miss E. Palmer and Miss Patterson acted as accompanists, and the following provided a splendid programme:^-Miss Palmer (pianoforte solo and song), Mr W. Cole, Miss L. Bennett, Miss Cnrline, Mr J. Patterson (songs), Mr J. B. M'Connell and Miss F. Kernahon (recitations), and Miss J, Riddell (sword dance), Mr M'Millan acted as piper. A dialogue was given by Sisters Sutton and N. and E. Bain. Messrs M'Lcan and Barnes contributed a cornet duet, and Bro. jM. Anderson provided a number of gramophone selections, Bro. Burton (from Wellington) finishiTig tho programme with a splendid imitation item. - A vote of thanks to those who bad provided such a splendid programme and the singing of "Auld lang syne " concluded tho entertainment.

The Imrprial gold piece.s struck at the London Mint during 1012 woro 36,542,237, and the silver pieces 48,789,723, an inereroi «compa,red with tho previous year of 394,026 and 4,854,264,