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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17105, 10 September 1917, Page 8

PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET. AMAZING VALUE! OAAA ACRES L.I.P. (annual rental £30), together with. 800 ACRES FREE&\f\J\J HOLD; fully 600 ploughable, numerous paddocks; grows good turnips; will carry 1800 owes; present stock—lsoo slieep, 30 cattle and horses, numerous implements; splendid up-to-date homestead, closo to rail. Price, as a going concern, £11,000 (one-third cash). There is no better or cheaper property of its kind available. OiJAA ACRES LEASEHOLD (rental £50 por annum. Ion? term), together with iQ\)\f\J 4000 FREEHOLD; numerous paddocks; large breeding flock of sheep, also large breeding herd of cattle, numerous young stock, besides teams, implements, extenaivo and valuable plant; splendid homestoad. Can bo bought as a going concern for £17,000; terms. IAAA A'CRES FREEHOLD (cast coast Auckland); nearly all ploughable; well A.\J\J\f watered; 100 acres recently grassed by plough and plenty good rough feed; semi-volcanic soil; would carry now 500 sheep and 100 head of cattle; the making of a compact and valuable sheep and cattle run; the only block of its kind on the coast at anything like the money asked. Th© first southerner who sees it will snap it. Comfortable home (bath), connected by 'phone. Price £2 per acre; half cash required. "IQAA ACRES FREEHOLD; 13 paddocks; 1300 acres been cultivated, 90 in oneJLnJXJXJ year grass, 120 acres to be sown down this spring, also 12 acres in oats and 120 acres in rape and turnips; 200 acres are good grazing swamD; carrying capacity is 1700 sheep. This property has been carrying over 1600 shoep'through the winter, also fattened wether lambs and full-mouthed ewes. Present stock: 1400 sheep, 11 cattle, team horses, and implements, etc., etc.; good buildings. Price, as a going concern, £5 15s per acre. RESIDENTIAL BARGAINS. KEW: New Five-roomed HOUSE; all conveniences; nice-sized rooms; over quarteracre, nicely laid out; fowl run. Owner transferred. Must be sold. Price £850. "DELLEKNOWES: Substantially-built Six-roomed HOUSE, with gas and all othor ■*-» conveniences; -J-acre. Owner going into camp. Will accept £725. MUSSELBURGH: New Five-roomed BUNGALOW, with all modern conveniences; Government valuation, £830. Owner will accept £775. A NDERSON BAY: Beautiful Six-roomed BUNGALOW; all conveniences, garage, -£-*- etc.; |-acre. A really good and cheap home; 7 minutes from car. £850. ANDERSON BAY: Seven Substantial ROOMS; all conveniences; large section. Price £1025. ANDERSON BAY: 8 Substantially-built ROOMS (Baltic timber); sheds, fowl -C*- runs, etc.; with 20 acres land, fine garden. Would suit retired farmer who wants to keep his own cows and horses. Price £1900. CWNSHINE: Very Nice 5-roomed BUNGALOW (well built and very convenient); *-J large workshop; i-acre; one.minute from the car. Price £675. SUNSHINE (on rise): Splendid Five-roomed BUNG ALOW; little home commanding splendid view. Price £625. We give special attention to farmers in search of town property, and can offer them a very fine rango of values. Farmers would be wise to consult ua before buying elsewhere. WATEBS, RITCHIE, & CO., ; CRAWFORD STREET, DUNEDIN. ALEX. HARRIS & CO., AUCTIONEERS AND FARM SALESMAN, Telephone 1711. 221 PRINCES STREET. Telephone 1711. 4Q(\(\ ACRES, North; all sweet tussock; well grassed and watered- lviW w«Ji SUU to the sun; about 450 acres have been cultivated, and grows' JZSS ™ of oats, turnips, and rape; at present 70 acres turnips and 100 acres rape 150 n 7 English grass; new Dwelling, up-to-date, hot and cold water, etc.; We w™l*W stable, shecpyards; stook-2500 slieep (mostly owes), 50 rams, 10 cattle horsW ,W plements, etc. Price, £10.500. ' Norses - un " Qfif?n ACRES.FREEHOLD, on east coast of North Island; great cattle connt™ fats being taken off in middle of winter. Price, £1 5s per acre Gratnm spectivo value. As the owner is coming south, an EXCHANGE with suitable South land FARM will be considered, or would eive good torms to cash Durchasnr BALCLUTHA-220 ACRES, handy MIXED FARM; close to rail Ind achnnl Price. £12 por acre. EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY ™' CANTERBURY FARM for EXCHANGE for a good .Southland Propertyacres Freehold; 20 miles from Christehurch; good Dwelline and full r»n»« „f outbuildings. Price, £18 per acre. Equity £12,000. ge of IJ.O ACRES Heavy Agricultural Land (handy to town); very suitable for mixed A<±U farming or dealer. Exchange wanted for farm to carry not less than lOflfl sheep. Can pay cash for any difference in equities. ' 19-00 A - CRES S.G.R. (rent £70 per annum, with right to convert into freehold); A/SIW groomed Dwelling, byre, stables; wrthm 1 mile of railway; capacity 900 sheep and 15 to 20 milch cows; verv sweet and safe country, free from rabhita' T« be sold as a going concern. Price £2500. SMALL FARM wanted in exchange for splendid city Residence. Corresrjondeneo invited.

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