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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17081, 13 August 1917, Page 13

properties fob sale and to let. ' ALBION CHAMBERS, £/\. <1 DOWLIN& STREET O £AND, ESTATE, 4^^ VALUATORS SHAKBHBoST^ AGENTS, ACCOUNTANT* LICENSED LAND~BRQKER& Telephone 380. 41 DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. t?5»,° n rf 10 , nort j - in ?> containing over 75 acres first-class watered and fenced • 7 -f' ,i < W <XT . c , d ' divided into convenient paddocks, well buildings, fine ww 6 hed 00 + m n d > Ree,d , enoe ' water laid on ' necessary farm school, railway station 'i-Lr h to t ' lo property; close to dairy faotory, lars on app&on ° hurches ' Wl «»" easy distance of Dunedin. IMI partiouF FARJ.!, containing 160 acres of first-, turnips; well fenced -ivii-L a U 1 5 : grassed; fine crops of mangolds and all well watered bv unfailing cattlR -P roof .fences; divided into about 15 paddocks, good 8-roomed Residence X continuously-flowing creek; together with C 'nblcs, shods o ' S;t; f J 6-roomed House and a 3-roomed Crib; 24-stall byre, roads; faces the nnd fronfs . firewood. Prjpcrtf is approached by good fishing. Owner b™n on nronertt ?" t0 a 1"° safe bc! !? h; &ood bathing, shooting, family reasons. Handv fo S ,°^ r 27 years; selling on account of war and acre. anc,y to railwa y and Dunedin. Terms arranged. Price, £16 per F cropping welf wa ? on .* asn j?- 87 acres of fine freehold, grazing, and Cottage. 23-stall cowbvre stnbl™ ' l acm " J;- 10 s Y n ' 6-roomod House and 4-roomed Omior lot,, dfart* Very „„ lJlZZ&2°£iZ£"d£S' P E ™Ss® 28«M»3* t0 sr*« 1169l 169 «*> ■«'' .i»«p -a property. Easy terms ; a^sT% d^%D^l lmß - houso and ' farm bui!din s«: 998 A ?n P faL y anTtaS • vei? ' a^ic:,l l ural fa ™ f at Lovell's Flat; 400 acrcs watered; half-mile from stJUi, ictanw farm^build \ wa * er ? d j d,V:ded into paddocks; £5 6s por acre. dings; convenient terms of purchase given. BURTON & PATTERSON. ALEX. HARRIS & frO. Telenhonp 1711 AUCTION EERS AND FARM SALESMAN ' Telephone 1711. 22l PRINCES STREET. Telephone 1711. 4800 A K s a M, won ZBS; Z'SSJrr ss stable, sheepyards; stock—2soo sheep (mosHv wa ' pif"' lar B G woolshed, plements. 'etc. Price, £10,500. ewes), 50 rams, 10 cattle, horses, im--17 wcrSi for a farm south. ce ' ±,i ' UU ' WIU consider an Exchange «■ Equity £12,000'. ® Dwollm^;,nd range of J a! 1 ""tbuildings. Sir 7 E^haneo°T ed Dw ? liin * Farm (South). ' wants JLxchange for good 200-acre 140 —*•'«* ?0 P AA a ACRES C IVR T 7 , d %T nCG m Cf|u!ties - ' Ca,Ty DOt 1053 than 1000 1200 sheep and 15 to 20 milch cows; very sweet and eafe ay: ca P aCT 'ty. 900 be so'd as a going concern. Price £2500 country, free.from rabbits. To mated » «cha„ M for .plcdid oitj Ee « ao „ c ,. Oorro,p„„ dmc< ,

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