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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16917, 1 February 1917, Page 12

PROPERTIES FOW SOLE AND TO LET. ALEX. HARRIS &CO., AUCTIONEERS AND FARM SALESMEN. Telephone 1711. 221 PRINCES STREET. Telephone' 1711. 93 ACRE ? rraieri); good Dwelling and all outbuildings- handy to school and railway; 20 acres in oats, 10 acres in turnips. Price £18 acre 5000 A 1C ft RES ' S ? IALL GRAZING RUN; rent £100 per annum; lease has about V 16 years to run; at present 100 acres are in turnips and oatsXi In tussock with abundance o feed; stock, about 2000 sheop7 Price, as' B «S T n cern, £4000, with reasonable terms to a good man S M o^l^-" 3 ACRES OF BEST TAIERI LAND and modern Residence- in good £900. VOry S " ? buS ' nCSS man ° r farmcr wishin £ to "S P?iS T EASEHOLD FARM of 200 ACRES, lialf of which are rich river flats balance low lodges Tho lease has five years to run, and tho rent is voiy low as tho wJont owrer has had possession for 16 years, and rrats of adjoining farnj'aro moro S VdUilt,oQ f ° r ™ d -^0 10 a O nerd owners of forms for salo to see this proposition. strongly adviso ALEX HARRIS & CO., Auctioneers. Dunedin. T. E. SHI E L & c 0., LICENSED LAND AGENTS, STAFFORD STREET, DUNEDIN mmmsmmm O-ROOMED RESIDENCE and j.,cr, freehold (Bdlotoowon); *,„„,, ™ dom and build another house or keep a large number of fowls if K LT^ ■Phone 3608. M'KENZIE, & WINTON, 'pw 36 0 8 . HOUSE, FARM, AND STATION AGENTS, AND -VALUATORS ETC BRAITHWAiTE'S BUILDINGS, 42 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. ' 1400 A the B to S wisnip- ; etc nt Sni 0 ' h V ( situated 2 miles from 85 A £S/^toS?dSivivtf a q s H s dait7 fr m; r ry handy to Dunedin = the m^mmmmm £750' ' g SOm ° Ol ' otherwise will do more than 20 cows Price implements, cans, sundries. Price, £420 ' ' llarness > CIPr-B-TvnTr. 1 3 , 80/ BURGH ORCHARD, 13 ACRES. DONALD REID & CO. (LTD.). LAND, STOCK, AND STATION AGENTS, DUNEDIN and property must be sold P ° Wner has bcen ™ llcd for active se ™ce. 6 w , ell " fenoc subdivided; five-roomed Dwelling and all JS Q/V ACRES (Clutha); close to station, store, and school; well fenced ™,q ™ t (16 | !) of young fruit trees. Price, £1000; half cash implement shed; garden 134-0 A 9 E P: y, miles from Post office and school; six pac'docK• -,W + ( l? 7) wh °le of tho property can bo cultivated- grows ericSlt™. ' °f* tho land (north) in part payment. Pric e P P n °K.' "* tO ° n ° hu " dr ° d aCres E?»d windmill, stable, implement shed, etc within ea-v r£S ( rooms); largo orchard, carrying 70 cows anS allow 40 acref ° f 11 ry ACRES (TnieriV. two miles bv level road fmm r vi 11 * 1 • (X 558) 4- 1 * school; part r,ch flat, balance ridgy verv .uTtahlJ' f U f f°. m . factory and tion of farm limed, tho place would bo JZI Z w +1 da, . r y ,n S: if ridgy porpoomed House, stable, barn implement s d We ffl 1 P " CO noW askcd - Slx " capable farmer. od - Fr!CQ; £8 P° r ac re; easy terms to (125) N. PATERSON, e „ StiBVBTOK ajtd Q P A T , B. S. PATERSON, Civil Engi- -Q & i*> FiNaji ce Agent & NEEK - v 5U * DOinNION CHAMBERS, -ft o LAND n^f ■ * 1« RATTRAT STREET. A Q *Q '■ (Opposite Wood's Private Hotel). ity" House ft' Land Agents. Lam! Surveying a Specialty. * ■WINE BBLICK BUNGALOW near Reservoir, Maori Hill, 5 rooms, bathroom 'till, JD surroundmgs, hot and cold_ water, gas, drained, wide hall, and all tKtcrt nl tractions; freehold, olovated section; garden, lawn; fine view. Owner S n™ edin. and must be sold. £675, or offer considered. Easy terms arranged. E| OSLTN (overlooking city, with a magnificent view)— Gentleman's RESIDENT > (one flat), containing 8 1 rooms, with all modern conveniences; storeVoom darkroom, etc., return verandah, argo bay windows; with 1* acres laid garden, lawn and flowers; paddock, stable, trapshed, workshop, and garage- S leaving; great sacrifice. £1100, or otfer considered. S«-rage, owner MAORI HILL (in sunny position)-Substantially-built VILLA, 5 rooms bathroo™ scullery hot and cold water, electric light, cupboards, wardrobes, till' hearths, attractive appearance copper and tubs; with 2 freehold sections room £ another house; garden, live hedges. Owner drawn in third ballot Will'lv? cu sacrifice. Easy terms. ' u s °w a ROO" A i CRE *£?¥■ i (ne u r i Ffeehold, in U paddocks, plenty water- n*rf y UU heavy flat land, balance low ridges; grows splendid cropts; sever J MddSS™ down in young and permanent grasses and all crops in; stock—soo sheen ?n v. i rattle, 12 horses a full pquipment of farm implements; buildings—subst-ntHI fir« 1 House (with bathroom), dairy, scullery, washhouse, coal shod, workshoprlJod m nn' (with fireplaces), 6-etallcd stable and loose-box, chaffhou.se/ barn etc rf o V m owner is going to the front, this-fino property is for prompt sale, at'the very reason ablo price of £6 15s , per acre. r ' rcasonSUPERIOR AND PRACTICALLY NEW RESIDENCE- ~>„ + j JJT , n the best part of GEORGE STREET, 7 rooms; bungalow design with M latest modern conveniences; tile roof, return verandah, with 2 fine freehold section, tastefully laid out m garden, flowers, and lawn; motor garage. Owner leaving A real sacrifice. °' " £50 DEPOSIT ~ NEA V;■ CATOEDRAL: Substantial RESIDENCE; attractive an B«iiJ\J pcarance; one flat; 6 roome and storeroom, bathroom, scullerv hn? P j cold v-ator, electric light, concrete foundation, washhouso (copner and tuhO if roof, modom sanitation; fino sunny freehold section; garden. Real bargain—£7s6 •BRIGHTON (Main road).—Sound 4-roome<:l COrFAGE; good range" etc • nl-n 4 ■ o? U i 5T g, \\ j' } l could be made into another cottage; and another Build ing, 20 x 14, cart shed and stable; freehold corner section, over £-acre. This T F will be sold in one lot. Tho price was £300, but the owners will now consider ir reasonable offer. £25 deposit, balance by easy instalments. This is a great bargain ti (on tho rise).—Handsome new BUNGALOW; tile roof; 8 rooms, with II u <y modern with krgo section: about i-acre; tennis court and «n~ t5 Pnco reduced from £2200 to tho ridiculously low price of £1600. Terms can 1™ <* arranged, and cards to view on application. Owner leaving. MONEY.— Several SUMS, large and small, AWAITING immediate INVESTMENT on freehold securities.