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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16664, 8 April 1916, Page 11

: PROPERTIES FOR SALES AND TO MTf. B 0 Y D 5 S A G E N C IY, 4j 193 PRINCES STREET (Next Grand Picture Palace). DUNEDIN. '■ 94.9 ACIIES FREEHOLD, OWAKA VALLEY: 50 acres been ploughed, now in. grass, 70 acres surface sown, balance bush; 3 miles from Owaka, 1 mile from school and jx>st office; 3-roomed Oottage, cowbyre, looseboxes; carried 260 ewea through. . » last year, trice, £9 per acre. Would consider EXOitAJNfGrE for CITY PROPERTY. • ";• 090 ACRES FREEHOLD, TUAPEKA; subdivided into 9 paddooks; fiix-roomeci O/Vti Dwelling (nev,'), etc., etc.; low, downy lands; grows good wheat, oats, and turnips; 1 milo from school and post office, 5£ miles rail. Price, as a going conoena, with 250 owes and lambs, 7 horses (good and young), full stock of implements, 8 head cattle, estimated 35 tons Bheavos and 400 bushels wheat, 55 acres turnips, £2600. (1568) Hr WOOD.AND COAL BUSINESS, DUNEDIN; fivo-rooined Dwelling, olectrio light, ' " drained, etc.; also empty SECTION. Business making £400 net per annum. 1',:; Price, including 2 horses and 2 carts, £1050. Stock at valuation. Would consider EX- , ; CHANGE for suitable FARM. (1514) 1-ACRE SECTION, handy to MOSGIEL, with 7-roomed Dwelling, scullery, electric * if 4 light, washhouse, coalhouse; nice garden. Price only £350. A GRE&T SNIP. < t "11 X. ACRES (Education Lease), MIDD'LEMARCH; 4-roomed Dwelling, scullery and V J-X2 outbuildings. As a going concern, with 3 cows, pig, spring-cart and harness, 1 harrows, separator, milk cans, large quantity of sundries, 3 acres turnips, £300; £200 required. This property would carry 8 cows. O ACRES FREEHOLD and 12 ACRES LEASEHOLD, OTAGO CENTRAL TOWNO SHIP; annual rental £1; very han'dy to school, station, and telephone; good 7roomed Dwelling, scullery, pantry, verandah, built-in wardrobes, water laid on to house; -■ 11 everything in good order. Price, £450. v r s 'Phone 3640. J]> A R R & CO., Private 'Phone 1644. LAND "SALESMEN, ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, <M 51 CRAWFORD STREET, DUNEDIN (Masaey-Harris and Co.'s Building*). V "OENINSULA LEASEHOLD;. 80 acres, o9 ACRES FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM; jl best grass land; good buildings; 29 O/w half rich river flat; North Line; • cows, 7 other cattle, 3 horses, 4 pigs, brood gootj Houso and outbuildings; 22 00ws, sow ; implements, also household furniture, young oattle, etc.; milk sold at 3d a gallon . ' This is a money-maker, <vid a good man m the winter. Price as a going concern, be financed. Price, only £550. £2400. Easy terms. ' "I OA ACRES DAIRY FARM (near Dun- iKrt ACRES (Clydevale); carries 300 ' edin); stone Houso and outbuild- v A ewes, fattens the lambs and grows ings. Price, £1500; £200 down. 50 acres crops besides; 2-roomed Cottage niIAIERI PLAIN ESTATE; 91 a<ires; and good outbuildings. Exchange for City '• 'V JL g >d Houso, milking shed, and out- Property. Owner going to the front. ' buildings. £22 10s per acre. ENUINE STORE BUSINESS; DunIV A ACRES; 4-roomed House and usual . cd '" Pro P er ?y. situated Main road, on 7 fl'i outbuildings. £22 10a per acre tram sectaon, consistms? of shop (2 windowß), > 150 %«•»* ** JSa.vat aWiAsarsf -• „ „ , P j washing tubs; electric light, gas, telephone, 4 i mj? l new ." om^ an d out- etc.; average turnover £185 monthly, and ■ - and out- very small expenses. Price of build ings, )i buildings, with 1000 acres undulating land. £750, and stock at valuation, say £175. A can b e arranged. little gold mine to the right man. jj JN'OUME £200 yearly; mail and paaseng ers; acres, House, outbuildings, horses. A harness, coach, implements. £500. Terms. " ■ Write BARR & CO., Dunedin, stating your requirements. • t ■Phone 3608. TAMBLYN, M'KENZIE, 'PW Jb. '■ - H 2^,^ AttM V AiND STATION AGENTS, AND VALUATORS, ETC. aKAllHwaited ttUILDIMiS. 4 2 jpRuMCES STREET. JJUNIiDiiV.' * 30,000 wI*EA SE (Present lease expiring in 1923) and 1200 . .. AGREo I<IvEEBOLD, Oamaru; all good safe country, with river frontage; buildings are oil the freehold, and comprise very up-to-date Steading, with telephone ou to dwelling; shearing machines installed in shearing shed, etc.; large orchard" and garden, Iho run is well fenced and subdivided into four blocks, besides several pad- „ , on > frontage. Io be sold as a going concern, with 16,5C0 sheep (mostly merinos, 0000 ol tiiern owes), 6000 wethers, balance hoggets, 25 head cattle, 8 horses, wagon, wor kiiiff of the run. Price, £25,000; good terms. - fvJ-fllfi , •7 .7' FREEHOLD, situated in the best part of the well-k'nown Wyndham " district; handy to two dairy factories' and three railway stations. This is without exception one of the best blocks of its size in the whole of Southland. The property comprises low downy topped ridges; at present 210 acres are stubble, 150 acres tur- -J nips, small bit ot bi:sii, balance in splendid pasture. The property is well roaded, and is all suitable for subdivision Ihere is a very good Steading, comprising large, wellbuilt dwelling, cottage, draught and hack 6tables, shearing shed, men's nut, etc. At L tho pr ° L pc^ty 13 runmn S 2500 crossbred ewes and 100 to 150 head of breeding cattle; but, with improvement, will do comfortably li owes to acre; or would be splen- ® did dairying country. Price, £6 10s per aero. This is an extra soiind investment, and very easy terms will be given. . 1 TIMARUi situated 8 miles from rail and close to school, / J telephone, etc.; improvements consist of 9-roomed Dwelling, in perfect' 1 order; good orchai-d; shearing sheds, granary, stables, etc. The quality of the land ifl '• >'• real good, and grows very heavy crops of wheat, etc., besides being an ideal fattening- J SBra/MfeMin'te TaoSffi" to EXCHAfcE ** • ■*■»? : 50 CRES LI P. WILLOWKRIDGE (South Canterbury), for EXCHANGE with ' «J"Lr larger FARM (south), suitable for dairying. This is some of the best of land, aid has been very carefully farmed, and is suitable for dairying or any sort of Groppintr; potatoes ao extra well on it—average 12 tons to the acre. Buildings comprise 4-roomed '* Dwelling, barn, byre, etc. Price, £1300. , . , ,-JQ/* ACRES, L,LP. PROPERTY, PALMERSTON, held at a rental of £23 per * annum; situated handy to station, school, etc., by good level road; buildings ' comprise 4-roomed Dwelling, store room* barn, byre, etc. At present 18 acres is in turnips, 10 acres stubble, balance pasture. Carrying capacity 20 cows and 100 ewes; or, without cows, will do 500 ewes.. Price, £800. This is a very cheap property, and owner's only reason for selling is because he wants a larger place, consequently ne would EXCHANGE. ' ,^1 1 SO pWAJCA; an excellent grass farm, and very handy to eohool, ' Vi etc.; buildings comprise 5-roomed Dwelling,'- washhouse, byre for 20 coWs, •; 3 stables, cart, implement shed ?> etc.,; water laid on to all buildings; fenced with-rabbit- %- proof fences, and well subdivided. There are still 30 acres in native bush, balance all ' lovely grass; capable of running easy 55 milk cows, plus v a good few dry stock, or 20 4 cows and 160 to 200 sheep. Price, £1430; very easy terms arranged. *- - ifA ACRES LEASEHOLD DAIRY FARM; lease seven years to go (rent £58). Tbis handy propertv is situated within eight miles of Dunedin, alongside railway, township, etc.; suburban area train fares to town (cheaper than trams); buildings oom- . prise 5-roomed Dwelling, byre, stables, cart and implement shed, etc.; get lOd gallon ' t for milk at the door, being taken by others for town supply. Price, as going concern, with 16 cows, 10 dry cattle, calves, pigs, horse, gig, feed, cans, and sundries, - * £320. ■ v .."V I A A ACRES LEASEHOLD DAIRY FARM, alongside the coast, handy to Dunedin; '' 1"" lease five years to go at a rental of 10s per acre. This was originally heavy .v « bush country, and is now a real good grass farm. Buildings comprise 6-roomed Dwell- ~•- ' n g> byre for 20 cows, stable, etc.; situate d h4l£-mile from school and milee from. - factory, etc. As a going concern, with 22 c ows, horses, 10 young cattle, spring-cart, dray, farming implements, separator, winter feed, tools, sundries, harness, etc. Price £420. \ •.

DONALD REID & CO. (L T D:), f LAND, STOCK, AND STATION AGENTS, DUNEDIN. *1 QO ACRES LEASEHOLD (rent £172 per annum; term three years); situated two XX) miles from rail, 1£ from school; all plotigh'abl©; half Wei; 26 pcres turnips, half-acre potatoes, 40 acres stubble, balance English grass; 7-roamrf House, scullery; galden; cowbyre (with latest model Gano milking machines and 3£ h.p. engine), stable, barn, chaffhouse, 37 dairy cows, 7 heifers, 13 calves, 11 horses, all n'ecessary implements, 14 pigß, eitc. Price as a going concern £1000. (338) ,' <■ /JA ACRES FREEHOLD; 2j miles from G.P.0., Dur.edin, 1£ from school; splendid ' grazing land; very suitable for dairy farm; eight paddocks, well watered: 12' f _ acres in clover hay and turnips, balance in English grass; 5-roomed House, garden, , ; dairy, stable, oowbyre* (14 cows), implement shed, piggery, fowlrun, fowlhouse; carries 17 cows. Price £1300. " (331) ACRES FREEHOLD, 800 acres of which has' been cultivated; good part '• /wiTel" limed; 200 acres is splendid limestone laiid; -.well watered; good fences; 14 paddooks; 50 acres turnips, 40 acres stubble, 25 acres rape and young grass; , ' large 9-roomed Dwelling; good garden and "orchard, men's hut, 2 stables, oowbyre, ,*■ woolshed, barn (with loft), sheepyards, concretb dip;- large dam and water wheeL '." Price £3 10s an acre; or, as a going concern, with 2170 crossbred sheep, 60 head of cattle, 15 horses, complete set implements, crops, etc., £4 10s per acre. (333) PQA ACRES FREEHOLD, Clutha District; 14 paddocks;, grows splendid pasture; over a mile frontage to the coast; well watered' by permanent' streams;- 12 J acres turnips, 24 acres rape and young grass, balance English grass; carrier 1000 sheep; 4-roomed House, stable, barn, sheepyards, etc. Price £8 an acre.: Must be sold in order to wind up deceased estate. (334)' I ACRES; well fenced and' subdivided with wire netted fences; 1 good pasture; carried last winter 100 head cattle, 200 ewes, and 4 horses; handy to school, post and telegraph office; '5-roomed House, 18-stalled cowbyre, stable, and all necessary outbuildings, good sheepyards. £10 10b an acre. (336) "J ACRES, CLUTHA; all heavy river flat soil, 20ft in depth; one mile from rail;' % IvT 16 paddocks; 24 acres turnips, splendid crop; 24 acres stubblo, Jmlance Bog* ' lish grass: 8-roomed Dwelling; good garden and orchard; cowbyre, 'stable, largo barn, yards, etc. £40 an acre. This is on© erf the ljest properties in Otagc. (335) » J wrv ACRES SPLENDID DAIRY FARM ; .alongside factory; ,L£ miles from Behool; ' • all heavy flat land; 7 paddocks, good fences; 10 acres turnins, 10 acres stubble, balance English grfcss; 4-roomed new House; gajden- oowbyre, stable, implement shed, ,'/> men's hut, piggery, etc.; present stock 25 oows, 10 young cattle, 7 horses. £25 an acre. ... (291) ACRES; 4£ miles from Dunedin ; splendid grazing limestone land ; ..well fenced and <tJtJ subdivided; largo Dwelling-house, electric light installed; splendid garden and orchard; cowbyre (24 cows), stable, implement shed, etc. Price £3850. (TW)- "> -| fi ACRES, Owalca; all in English grass; very suitable for retired farmer; 6-roomed X / House, garden, outbuildings. Prico £420. (165) ' - KV AGRES, Caversham, with 9-roomed House; hot and oold water, bathroom; garden < • and orchard; washhouse, dairy. Price £1200; easy terms. ' (8) \ »

N. PATERSON, p * tn B. 8. PATKRSONj SnBVKTOE AKD S . r A 7 E» Fiwajtos Aobht * Civil Ejkw- fr Lakd k Stock nbkx , DOMINION CHAMBERS, 1 $ Bbotm. 142 RATTRAY STREET, Q < • (Opposite Wood'# Private Hotel), a House ft Land Agent#. Land Surveying * Specialty. "OOSLYN (Newington).—Superior and practically new brick BUNGALOW of 7 large ' JUL rooms; very artistic design; large bathroom (hot and cold water), electric light, *• cupboards and larder; over i-acre choicc elevated section, two frontages', tastefully laid out in garden flowers and lawn; fine view and sunny position. At the price this pro- 7 perty is a sacrifice ; owner leaving. Only £1600. - r.' fJOSLYN (on Town Side, Close Belt).—Pretty and practically new BUNGALOW; in JSAi perfect order; bathroom, scullery (hot and cold w.iisr), electric light, casementwindows, expensive papers and friezes, wide arched hall; freehold section; warm and sunnv position; modern sanitation. £80 deposit, balance by instalments. ' i"« ' TTERE'S A BARGAIN AT MUSSELBURGH (Close Tram).—Substantially built 5JOL roomed VILLA; concrete foundation; bathroom, electric light, hot "and ooM water, wide hall, modern sanitation; freehold section; garden, flowers, etc. £60 deposit Sacrifice: only £500. . 1 s CHEAP LAND AND BUNGALOW.—RosIya (Close Bishopscourt): Five-roomed S BUNGALOW, with all the latest conveniences, and over 5 acres rich, warm - land; fine view; rare chance; bargain. £70 deposit, balance rent. ' NORTH END (Id Section; slightly on rise): Comfortable • 4-roomed Verandah HOUSE; scullery, copper and tubs; modern sanitation; freehold corner section' glorious view. £30 deposit; sacrifice £315. , • s mO FARMERS—We have for sale a WOOD and COAL BUSINESS handv to X City. This io an old-established and thoroughly-sound Business. Splendid con- ' i rection, showing profitable returns. 1 nis Business will bo sold as a goin" concern together with interest in freehold, horses, carts, harness, etc. £550, and stock at valna- -."i tien. Particulars strictly confidential, and on personal application or letter Owner would exchange ns part payment for suitable small farm in good district SMALL SHEEP FARM FOR EXCHANGE OR SELL —Splendid LEASEHOLD - RUN, 1650 acres; low rental; carrying 1000 sheep; warm; sunny country.' Tin's - property is situated in a good district, and thrpWrier (who is leaving) is nnxious to dispose of it this month", and hn« fixed (with a £500 deposit)" an excentionallv "low price. Or will accept CITY PROPERTY or MORTGAGE, in EXCHANGE A {Sotime chance for a genuine bargain. * 's CLOSE RATTRAY STREET (on Rise).—Substantial VILLA, containing 6 rooms . " : ' baKhroom and washhouse, and all conveniences; good appearance; large elovated' freehold section; garden, lawn, etc. This is the cheapest property in the oitv ■ Terms Only 0. , " CHEAP SHEEP FARM, Central Otngo; 10 miles from station: 1000 Ecrcs small grazing run, £30 per annum; 600 nc res flat: <rrows splendid whmt oats and -" l& - barley; 2i acres in strawberries: garden, wit h good Homestead and all necessary' farm outbuildings; large lot ofcron; 500 shocp, 12 horses, nlant, and implements' good'sWam Jj of water; a real bargain. £1000 deposit, a nd. would accept city homo in part pay • ment. i i ISHIO WORKERS.—Caversham, on Rise: N eat 4-roomed HOUSE; bath washhouso X (copper and tube); yerandnh-front; d rained to sewer; good freehold section• (ran* - den; fine view. Roal sacrifice. £25 deposit: Balance rent: Only £140 ' ■■■' 'A A CHEAP FARM AND BUSINESS.—Fine Dairv Farm, 140 acres freehold, situated 1 mile from school, post office, and fao tory; all well subdivided; good DwellisesvJf stable, barn eto.; 2 acres orchard (best'ex port,apple); at present carrying 20 head oK*® cattle and 300 sheep. The owner has the M ail Contract for district, returninL him £110 per annum, besides another Carrying Con tract. This is a good little Farra and a roW Wgarn. Easy terms. The lot only £1200. .*