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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15915, 7 November 1913, Page 8

v PROPtBTIEg FOB BALB ANB TO LEX JOHN - RE!ID & SONS (LTD.) •WephoDe 190. Telephone 3391. AUCTIONEERS, LAND SALESMEN. REAL ESTATE, FINANCIAL. AND INSURANCE AGENTS, .VALUATORS, SURVEYORS, MONEY, SHARE, AND LAND BROKERS, CORNER LIVERPOOL 1 AND BOND STREETS. We make a SPECIALTY of the Management of Properties, the Collection of -tvents, and act as Attorneys for (Absentees, / , FARM BARGAINS I FARM BARGAINS! "I KQ ACRES, on Main North- lino; splendid dairying- country; handy to Dunedin XwO and cloao to creamery and school; land well .watered. The Buildings consult of Dwelling of 8 rooms, scullery, and dairy, 'washhouse, implement shed, fowlhouse, 4-flteJl stable, 11-stall byre, and barn, and are alone worth price of the whole property, Tho land is Troll watered. . Ast prioe and terms: £350 cash; balance £500 can remain on mortgage. Worth harrying after. Arrange for immediate inspection. Raids (Ltd.). , , 304 A ACRES (by rail i-hour from town), with a substantial Hou'so of 7 rooms; veranJ d&h front, bathroom; GREENHOUSE, COW BYRE. FOWLHOUSE, PIGGERY, TRAPSHED and loft; GROUNDS NICELY LAID OUT, shrubs, trees, nice clump,of native bush; orchard, garden; splendid view; retiring position; for poultry farming, tomato and vine culjafro, and close to'markets £900 the lot. Inquire Reids (Ltd.). ' 252,} A(\ ACRES on Peninsula, with Good 4-roomed Dwelling and all necessary outbuildings for dairying; byre for 10 cows. Fuller particulars on application.—Roids (Ltd.). . 311 *1 OA ACRES (closo to Dunedin); nearly-all plough able; 6-roomcd Dwelling; byre •l™" storeroom, eto.; splendid dairy farm. £25 per aore.—Reids (Ltd.). 317 WEEK-END CRIBS. . ' PUKETERAKI: 4 ROOMS (furnished), almost new, with everything necesß3rr for ■week-enders; about i-ac.ro section. £250. 1 2536 JSURAKANUI.— Four ROOMS; well furnished, boat, etc. £130. 2440 \IU ARRINGTON.—4 ROOiMS; casement windows; fully furnished; lets at 40s per* * » week during season. A snip, £160. 2563 RETIRED FARMERS' HOMES. A NDERSON'S BAY.—Splendid 7-rooraod plastered RESIDENCE; conservatory -CX stable, glasstouse, cow, byre, trapshed, fowlhouso; J-acre section; lovelv view' and close to ear. CHEAP PROPERTY. £1300.—At Reids (Ltd.). S CfT. CLAIR.—New BUNGALOW. 6 rooms; oasement windows; return verandahkJ all the latest modern conveniences; ELECTRIC LIGHT- SEWER TIT?ATY AGE; TASTEFULLY SELECTED PAPERS AND FURNISHINGS There if no .better built house in St. Clair to-day; special was taken in putting down the heavy concrete foundations of this building, thus ensuring a stability that will cause „ ,ety: bui ' l 01 P' timber; handy to car and beach. A GREAT BARGAIN AT £780. P e t ~e R bo y. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, 186 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. 'Phone 1905. A f S^T^J EEHOLD (TAIERI); 10-ROOMED DWELLING, WITH MODERN mm INCLUDING H. AND COLD WATER, BATII, ETC.; OUTBUILpINf'S CONSIST OF 2-ROOMED COTTAGE, LARGE BARN STABLE BHED ' LARGE FOWLHOUSE ANDXFOWL RUN. VINERY/ MO.; SPLENDID ORCHARD (NEARLY 3 ACRES); SITUATED WITHIN EASY §r RAILWAY, THIS VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY IS JUST THE ™p Ct^ E i. llmilED FARMER, OR POULTRY, FRUIT, AND BEE FARM S™ »™ E ™? PERTY W SPLENDIDLY SHELTERED, LIES WELL TO THE SUN AND ABOVE FLOOD-MARK. PRICE, £1450. ' 49 A^,? S ! ™HOLD (CLOSE TO MOSGIEL TOWNSHIP); REALLY CHOICK BUILDINGS, PPJcl Ul £27 il ßLE^ OR MARKCT GAUDEN 0R NUESERY - N0 THE CHEAPEST DAIRY FARM IN OTAGO. 150 2 A MILE OF SCHOOL AND ILLEPHOMi: aOF A MILE FROM DAIRY FACTORY* noon STALLED BYRE, 5-STALLED STABLE AND' LOOSE-BOX- 100 nran C T RASS ; WILL CARRY 35 DAIRY COWS, BESIDES CROPREQUIRED £300 TIDY PARM ' CIIOPS GIVEN L\\ PIUCE, £1000; CASH R. MACKENZIE, Farm Sales Manager.

GttOW APPLES AND LIVE. NELSON FRUIT LANDS OPEN THE WAY. A GOOD APPLE FARM WILL GIVE YOU WHAT IS FAR BETTER THAN WEALTH—VIZ., A COMPETENCE WHEN PERHAPS YOU MAY NOT BE ABLE TO EARN IT. Get a Booklet, with Photos and Maps, "MONEY FROM APPLES." SOLE AGENTS FOR OTAGO: SIEVWIUGHT, HAGGITT, & CO. (LTD.), LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, Telephono 780. EMPIRE BUILDINGS, DUNEDIN.

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