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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16070, 11 May 1914, Page 8

PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET. SIEVWRIGHT, HAGGITT, & QO. (LTD.), EMPIRE BUILDINGS. PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT. I Kflf) ACRES FREEHOLD (South Canterbury); 130 acres English grass paddocks, balance- splendid tuesock; all good ewo country, lying beautifully to tho sun; carrying 1050 ewes and 75 wethers; splendid 6-roomcd Houeo (now); h. and c. water, eto. >f3 miles from largo township, railway, otc., by level road. £4 an acre. £1000 down, balance for a term at 5 per cent. -I QW ACRES FREEHOLD (Southland); subdivided into 14- paddocks; running streams; good fences; good 6-roomed House, washhouee coalhotise, cow shod, stable, buggy ehed,* etc.; 1J miles from station, dairy factory, sohool, 6toro, etc.; 30 acres turnips, 16 acres barley (autumn sown), 35 acres new grass, 32 acres one-year grass, 4 acres potatoes, 1 acre lucerne, balance two and three-year grass; nearly all limed j carries 45 cows, 112 sheep, and 10 horses, beeides crops, £20 an acre. £400 cash. ( 1 Tti ACRES (Southland); 7 paddocks; permanent creek; good fences; 3-roomed Cottage ; 1 mile from railway station, cheese factory, post office, school,, etc.; 12 acree turnips, 35 acres young grass, 40 acres one-year grass, balance two, three, and four-year grass; 95 acres' limed. A splendid Dairy Farm, £15 an aero. £150 down. jGURMS FOR EXCHANGE FOR TOWN PROPERTIES.—We invite those who own Town Houses, and wish to Exchange for Farms, to Call. Telephone 3036. {_| yy M'C OL L Telephone 3036. Land,'estate, and financial agent. TEMPLE COURT, 95 STUART STREET. DUNEDIN. IF YOU WANT A HOME OF YOUR ciw CONSULT ,ÜB. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED FOR ANY DESIGN OF HOUSE. TIMBER AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. SVALL DEPOSIT, BALANCE. AS RENT. * , KAIKORAI (on the Rise, close to tram)—?-roomed HOUSE; gas and every convenience ; nearly i-acre Sectidn; good land for garden; House in perfect order. Real bargain. £42T , KAIKORAI (in tho best street, close to tram)—6-roomed HOUSE; two bay windows and portico; gas, h. and c. water, bath, and basin; pantry, scullery, wardrobes, linen press, workshop, washhouse (tubs and copper); stable and loose-box, fowlhouse and runs; good gardon. Must be sold to wind up deceased estate. £465. SUNSHINE (Anderson's Bay, close to tram)—s-roomed HOUSE,' semi-bungalow; right up to date with every modern convenience; electric light, etc.; handsome mantels, tile hearths, ! and surrounds, porcelain bath and basin, mirror wardrobes; level level section. Easy terms' if desired. Price only £650. DUNOTTAR (Roslyn).-A new 5-roome<l BUNGALOW; fibrous / plastered ceilings, electric light, hot and cold water, sewer drained, 'expensive handsome mantelpieces, tiled hearths and surrounds, casement and oriel windows, return verandah, superior finish; large section Price £620. ' "

MEDICAL. QAFEAN D S U R E. . That is a desirable combination. The importance of reliability needs no emphasis. Whether in regard to public or personal affairs, a reasonable degree of certainty is of the first consideration. It is foolish to run unnecessary risks. Many a disaster might have been avoided , by timely precaution. It is too late to be -wise after the event. Men and women should alwaye be watchful oyer the matter of health. A condition of the digestive organs is a fruitful cause of many distressing ailments. For keeping the system in a healthy etate there is Nothing better than an occasional dose of Beecham's Pills, the value of which is confirmed by the experience •of many thousands of satisfied people. Beeeham'3 Pills are the tried and well-known 'remedy for irregularities of the stomach, liver, kidneys.' and bowels. Whenever, you feel out of sorts, bilious, or troubled by indigestion, take a doee of this universally celebrated medicine. You will then know for youreelf the very real value BEECHAM'S. PILLS. Sold everywhere in boxes. • Labelled Price: ,104 d (36 pills), la lid (56 pills), and 2s 9d (168 pills). WANGANUI HARBOUR -••—■ —- , IMPROVEMENT SCHEME. (Feom Oub Own Cobeesfondent.) WANGANUI, May 9. With the recent carrying of the poll authorising the Harbour Board to raise a loan of £150,000 for the further improvement of the port, the way is now clear for the board to put its proposals into effect, and at a meeting last night .several important decisions were come to in regard to the carrying aut of ''the scheme of works. When Mr C. Howarth> the board's engineer, was at Home a "few months ago, he arranged with the leading dredgebuilders to forward tenders for a new dredge, the understanding being that these should arrive in Wanganui before the time of the poll, so that the successful tenderer could be notified by cable as soon as ■possible after, the loan was carried, and much, valuable time thereby savdd. The tenders duly arrived and were examined, with the result that last evening it was resolved that the board accept the tender at £35,030 of Messrs Fleming and Ferguson, of Paisley, for the building and delivery of the new dredge. The new dTedge will be of the very latest type, and though slightly smaller than the'Lyttelton Harbour Board's dredge Canterbury,, she will have improvements and attachments that no other drejdge at present in New Zealand has. As two more cranes will be required for the handling, of stone and other material, tenders were also invited for these, and that of Messrs Strothbert and Pitt, of Glasgow, at £1385 each, was accepted. This is the firm thatTTrailt the cranes at present in use by the board. _

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