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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16980, 17 April 1917, Page 10

PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET. 39,000 acres LEASEHOLD SHEEP RUN 39,000 acres FOR SALE. AS A GOING CONCERN. BUILDINGS comprise 10-roomed RESIDENCE, woolshed, shearers' quarters im plement shed, stables, outhouses, sheep and cattle vards. cpp. Largo fruit and vegetable garden. INSURANCE ON BUILDINGS, £3000. STOCK comprises 10 600 well-bred Romney cross sheep, 180 head cattle, 24 horses (draught and light). CROPS--7 stacks oaten sheaves, 60 acres turnips. IMPLEMENTS consist of engine chaffcut' tor and bagger, wagon, drays, and full set of all that is necessary for station work Subdivided into 7 blocks and 12 paddocks, well fenced; marking yards in each block' All rideablo country. PRICE AS A GOING CONCERN. £14.000. Terms, £9000 Cash. Balance can remain on Mortgage at 5 per cent. I THE OTAGO FINANCE AND AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED), No. 15 Einpiro Buildings, Princes street, Dunedin. 193 Princes st., v B^ YD 'S AGENCY, Dunedin NEXT "GRAND" PICTURE PALACE. ryo ACRES FREEHOLD (Clutha district); 5-roomod House, stablo, barn, largo shed *vJ (suitable for cowbyre), good hut, fowlhouses, and other buildings; about °9 acres oat:-, and 16 acres rape, grass, and turnips, balance in good pasture. This is a real good chance for a man with limited capital to make a start on a small dairy farm of his own. Wo havo inspected, aiid can recommend it as being a cheap proposition PRICE, £450; £250 cash required, balance can be left on mortgage. A SPLENDID LITTLE DAIRY FARM ON THE SEA COAST, comprising 21 v acr ', >3 Fre< ? h ° !cl ; Poetically all in grass, and situated within a few miles of Dunedii;. Tho buildings consist of a new 4-roomed Dwelling, stable, barn, bvre and' other buildings. THIS IS A FIRST-CLASS PROPERTY, growing splendid ; Wass and is only a few chains from tho sea front. PRICE. £850 WE CAN RTRONfiT.V RECOMMEND THIS PROPERTY TO ANYONE WANTING A GOOD UTTLE FARM. TT«NE BUNGALOW RESIDENCE, situated-on rise. ST. CLAIR; up to date, el°c*T IC "S ht > - ho;> cud °° ld water, bath, o l:c., 6 large rooms and fine freehold section PRICE, £1100. Buyer financed. , •pRAOTICALLY NEW 5-ROOMED BUNGALOW, situated handv to beach ST J- -CLAIR; gas, bathroom (hot and cold water), scullery, ete.;* good section JVRICE, £625; terms arranged. T. E. SHI E L & C 0., LICENSED LAND AGENTS. STAFFORD STREET. DUNEDIN. ™UIT AND CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS in main street, Dunedin; iW otocfc JL of first-class confectionery and fruit; cash register and lollv-boiiine ,-,W. bakers oven ;n premises; facilities for tea rooms if necessary. Only £145 I'^m-. TWO HOUSES and SECTIONS in Clyde, near post office"; well let to -ood ton » and showing 13 per cent. not. Only £300. g ° d tenaD k, TpRLUT AND CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS in suburb; 7-roomed House- tomato , Nous's and half-acre of the finest land; well stocked; at a rental of onfy 26s per week. Only £69 for tho lot. ' " JS per mOBACCONIST AND HAIRDRESSING BUSINESS, near Dunedin/ Superior Shop JL and 7 Rooms, at a rental of only 25s per week; 5 years' lease. Books produced to show a profit of at least £10 per week, and could bo increased. Only £350 E™el G .S^ls oU oe , r I ?v n e d eL-. CO S t ™ d 27 ° to ™ -EmUIT AND CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS, in centre of town; splendid position JL cheap rent, and good business r lho owner of this business is retiring owinn- to ill-health, and is willing to accept £200, which is muchv loss than value Q.ROCERY, FRUIT. AND CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS in main street; rent SJT of shop and rooms only 12s 6d ( per w oek; a x sp endid position, and books show ing good business. Must bo sold.-and has beon reduced from £150 to £120 'Phono 3640. C F- WATK IN S 'Phone 3640 (Successor to BARR & CO.), e " m LAND SALESMAN, ESTATE. AND FINANCIAL AGENT OFFICES: 214 PRINCES STREET. DUNEDIN (HITY INVESTMENT PROPERTY For WEEK-END CRIB (Peninsula); 2 bALb at a very i-oasonable price; 6- V* rooms; partly furnished. Price onlv a n\ bh °r? adj ?- mns -:™ £75 - Suitable for two young lad cs Y T?SXCHANGE for City Properhcs-320 E »v T o T AXTri r™ 11* ACRES, Southland; first-class land; C active. „, DISTRICT. -550 7-roomed House; bathroom (water laid on) ™£ OI J, i„ %'Z,l° Z CSS - ndg l land; and ether buildings. Equity, £1000. Early £ ™ i' n y n - & and . s P n 3-roomed application necessary. J ? cr °V n , ' L ' nip f' \°° ncres fal ' VaAA ACRES SHEEP AND WHEAT- l ™ r fJ™ I }™? Q iron \ « sl «° 1 - <* c--11PUU GROWING FARM; to bo ffiPBURBAN 6-roomed HOUSE; modern sold as a going concern; or owner is pre- {~ conveniences; fowlhouse and runs; pared to lca6e for 5 years, with purchasing , * tro r GS laid out - Owner would ex-ch.-use. ' change for Town House or Good Farm EXCHANGE for 100 Acres Small Dairv 1 QAA ACRES, Clutha District; 400 Farm, Green Island—Two I,wu " acres cultivated, balance one 5-roomcd House and shop combined, natural state; 2 Houses—one 6 rooms, the the other ono 6 Rooms; both 10 minutes' other 4 rooms; 6-stall stable, shearing and walk from tramline. implement shed combined. , £4 10s per acre £700 fof ' s ; roomcd HOIJSE; every ANDERSON'S BAT.'- One-quarto d&WXf modern convenience; work- -£*■ ACRE and 4-roomed House; scullery shop; ground laid out in garden and fruit pantry; electric light. House was built for trees owner. Seven-roomed SEMI- pOULTRY FARM (few minutes tram), BUNGALOW; glasshouse; everything -4' with" about £-acre Section; modern of tho latest improvements; .lovely view. 5-roomed House; brooding-house and fowlPrice, £950. j houses. WRITE C. F. WATRINS STATING YOUR REQUIREMENTS. PARK, "REYNOLDS, LIMITED, AUCTIONEERS, LAND SALESMEN, VALUATORS, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. OFFICES AND AUCTION ROOMS: MANSE STREET. FRUITLANDS. FRUITLANDS. . THE LARGEST ORCHARD IN NEW ZEALAND. ' OTAGO CENTRAL FRUITLANDS (About 6 miles from Alexandra). s , 1000 ACRES. _ 1000 ACRES. 1000 ACRES. THE FINEST FRUIT LANDS IN THE DOMINION. DEMONSTRATED BY THE REMARKABLE GROWTH OF THE TREES SPECIAL OFFER TO RETURNED SOLDIERS Messrs IVORY & SONS are prepared to engage 10 or 12 Returned Soldiers employing them in Cultivating and Planting, and thoroughly educating them in the matter of Fruit Culture. These men, out of their wages, can easily arrange for their own keep, and their Savings will be sufficient to Purchase from the Company noon tho Instalment Principle, suitably-sized Fruit Farms. . AT THE END OF FOUR YEARS These men should bo thoroughly efficient, and at the same time their- Orchards would be coming into profit. IN ADDITION TO EARNING WAGES, Thoso who take up land can, m their spare time, plant side crops in their own ground, such as potatoes, etc., and from those thoy should be able to make a considerable addition to their wages. Rabbiting, also, in the winter, can bo profitably dono. J d, h ß *T U 1S ? 0t i a c? n P ttin? n Precedent to being engaged that a Returned Soldier should take up land. If he is engaged he comes as an ordinary hand and there is no obligation on his part to take up the land. This he can arrange for if he desires it at any time, at the fixed price of £75 per acre planted-4 years old-whereas If ho takes up an uncultivated block the planting, cultivation, cost of living etc alono would, at the end of 4 years, be equivalent to about £200 per acre. Thus the Corn pany offers an advantage of £125 per acre over any other proposition, and free nrad tical training from Messrs Ivory and Sons over and above THIS IS BUSINESS—NOT PHILANTHROPY. THIS 'iS A SQUARE DF4T We get your labour, for which wo pay. You can, if you choose, purchase a fruit farm. In that case we finance you right through. Wo do not say you get something for nothing-thai would be bunkum. What we do say, is that we aro ready necc2arl al ° nS *"' Hcturnod Soldicr wh ° is «■ worker-that is the one qualification . ' OTAGO CENTRAL FRUITLANDS (LTD.). Care of PARK, REYNOLDS (LTD.) MANSE STREET. DUNEDIN. • _, CHEAP SOUTHLAND FARM 9AI ACKES FREEHOLD; divided into 8 paddocks, well. fenced and abundantly ***X watered; carries from 300 to 100 ewes, horses, and cattle; 200 acres are level balance undulating; Dwelling of 4 rooms, stablo. implement shed, and hut Price li per acre Terms: £500 cash, balance at i> per cent. This, Property is situated in' the Southland district. Your opportunity. fnVn This is being sold on account of the owner having decided to go to the war. ■Phone 3608. TAMBLYN. M'KENZIE, & WTNTON, >Phona 3fioß HOUSE. FARM. AND STATION AGENTS. AND VALUATORS ETC BRAITHWAITE'S BUILDINGS. 42 PRINCES STREET DUNFUTN N 0 ™™ FARM for EXCHANGE with FARM in acres tn tIZ : j ? V ,ta . n t?<l 8-mUe from rail, and all other conveniences. Tho property is well fenced and subdivided. At present there are 35 acres stubble 25 acres worked for wheat, 14 acres turnips liaiance pasture, with a lot of clover through it. Four-roomed Dwelling, barn etcv The owner carries 370 to 4TO owes, plus cropping and other stock Price. £20 por acre. Mortgage £1600 at 5 no- cent i<"-«-nin 0 rjo ACRES SUBURBAN PROPERTY; situated within 11 miles of Dunedin and H i J miles from Mosgiel Rai way Station; suitable for dairying, fruit-growing or any other farming; easily worked land, and lying well to tho sun, part of it beinc ploughed; buildings comprise 6-roomed Dwelling. by« for 16 cows, stables, barn etc At present 16 acres stubble, 13 acres turnips, 1 acre potatoes, balance pasture;'cap*, city ordinarily going 16 cows and'young stock. Price £1720 Or owner m ;n tty CHANGE with a LARGER PROPERTY. " EX " ACPxI p S L.1.P., north lino; handy little property; suitable for dairying, wheat or \J>f- . potato growing, or would made an ideal little nlaco for anyone ' goinc in 'for dairying and poultry; buildings comprise 5-roomed Dwelling, byre stables and shed fowlhouses. etc. At present there are 19 acres stubble, a few acres turnins hil™™ pasture. Price," £500. Or owner will "EXCHANGE with a HOUSE in Dunedin K Q ACRES. FREEHOLD HEAVY LAND Oamaru District: suited' fm-dairying •r Potato-growing or general farming; alongside railway station, and within seven miles of tho town of Oamaru; subdivided into 7 naddocks At present 24 acres under cultivation, balance good grass; grows lucerne or any other crop to perfection Fur thcr. the property is well watered; good 4-roomed - Dwelling, (with tubs} ooalhouse, dairy, chaffhonse. byro, fowlhouse. oiggeries, etc. The land is practical]v flat Tlic present owner carried 12 cows and young stock through tho driest season besides having a good amount of crop. Price, £1750. Terms: £500 cash balance w' ranged. Or will take HOUSE DIRECTIONS as oart payment. f " QK ACRES LEASEHOLD- situated practically adjoining Dunedin. and within - 3 -mile «Jt» o trnm torrmmis, Buildings comprise good 6-roorned Dwelling, barn bvre' stable, sheds, feed houses, etc For sale as a going concern, with 2 horses, 12 cows (m milk), bull, calves, 50 fowls, spring-cart, gig, express, dray, plough, harrows all othor implements harness, milk cans, sundries; 4 acres turnips, lot of hav; milk'rnn (w.lh 701 customers) Price. £350. Or owner will EXCHANGE with HOUSE in town (}€)> ACRES (handy to Dunedin and adjoining township); very suitable homo for a «w retired farmer or anyone wanting to keep himself useful. Buildings compriseGood 6-roomcd Dwelling, byro, chaffhouso, fowlhouse, piggeries, etc. The land is i'". ploughablo and of first-class quality. Carry Bor 10 cows. Price, £500- terms to \u\l m LEASEHOLDS. U 14.0 ACRE X S (Otago Peninsula; alongsido - factory, echool. and all other conyemr i. i'" c fl ; c " ny 60 da "' v cows ' besldps nmning other stock For straight-out lease at 17s 6d por acre. l u " -a rj>o ACRES (Otago Peninsula; 1 milo from school, post office, factory etc)- -<•"'•' 35 cows and dry stock; 5-roomed Dwelling, bvre for 40 cows' etc For straight-out lcaso at 17s 6d per aero. *?dIA A CRES (Peninsula; handy to Dunedin. fronting the water); excellent stoirl ing iin d other improvements; long lease. Nominal price asked for n-oodw," fiK ACRES (within a mile of the city); suitable for milk run; all up to-dSe improve" <J*J merits; carries 30 cows. For straight-out lease. Earlv application nep P s<£rV OftK-ACRE FARM (within 24 miles of Dunedin)-. lease suitablrf ten"? (rental If 6d <L»>U»t> por acre); carries 050 ewes, 15 cattle, and horses, plus fattening and crop- °' , m BUSINESSES FOR EXCHANGE WITH FARMS W E ,KI !P Tw" Sound Country.BAKERY BUSINESSES, owners of which are »» wanting Mixed Farms. Kindly write us for full particulars A LSO GENERAL STORE in the country for Exchange with Mixed Farm