Page 11 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17426, 21 September 1918, Page 11

MORE MONEY FROM YOUR CALVES. Think, Mr Dairyman! Ycicr future profits depend entirely on the condition of your calves. See to it, then, that they got a calf food in top condition. There's nothing to equal "CEREMILK," it produces strong, well-conditioned beasts, which bring top value in the market or as milkers. " CEREMILK" contains no indigestible ingredients or chemicals—and, moreover, it never scours. Mr R. G. Luxton, manager for Mr J. B. Gow, of Opotilci, tells his experience:—"I u SP d 'CFRTCMILK' this season, feeding liO calves. The calves havs done exceptionally well, and relish the food exceedingly. ' I consider ' CEREMILK' superior to any other food. ' Try " CEREMILK " —equal to who!" miik in nutriment. At all stores and factories Distributors: Fleming and Co. (Ltd.), Gore" Advt As a thirst quencher, WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS the best drink ever invented

TCSSICCRA. THE GREAT TONIC COUGH MEDICINE. " Nothing did mo much aood until I took Tussicura for a nasty hacking cough that had troubled me for a good many weeks. I could feel with each dose of Tusaicura thai my bodily strength was being increased as vrell as my cough, oured. For many nights X had been worried and kept awake with a dreadful tickle in my throat that kept mo coughing, and simply would not let mo sleep. Tussicura just reached' the spot from the first dose, and in two or three days had completely cured me. My general health and appetite wcro also vastly improved by the Tussicura." 2s 6d.—Advt.

PROPERTIES for sale and to let. ,V> \ ALBION CHAMBEBS, a BOWLING STREET \7 (Cutting.) \ Established TRUST P EB - VALUATORS. estate agents, , _ accountant^ , Telephone 380. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. ' moro , or Freehold Q!T. CLAIR: Attractive modern 6-ro'omed, i sheltered no^L^"^ ra ™i 4 ' 01 ?- 1 SU x nny ' BUNGALOW RESIDENCE; electric' ■ line- sDlnnrlirl kn 5 ' rontin S tram light, bathroom, hot and cold water; i-acre • Une, splendid bargain; very easy terms, freehold; splendid garden. £750. (125) Tfe/ITU.SSET'RTTRr'TT m_ ,- , XI|~IGH STREET (CITY): Attractive -M- TnFWnr : k C j oap 5-roomed -£i Modern RESIDENCE of 6 rooms; all handv and rv>ntr.>l ' „ -V- a C- " lya j >or ' v ? r ? conveniences; fine outlook; freehold see-immedi-^sab^Position; easy terms for tion; £1050. A RE'4 BARpatn Q T - Attractive BUNGALOW of 1 -£*• Substantial r - 7' 5 rooms : all modern conveniences, i largo rooms- RESIDEDCE, electric light, f.p. ceilings; a model home; I finositoT)aif nr-rnfr v ? r! }" dah ' washhouse; freehold section, nice warden; £775. .83) I to stat™ ! ™,^ 1 "ionn" 5 haDdy fIANONGATE STREET: Very Cheap "OINE rf • . Leasehold PROPERTY, containing 5 vorv be<?t nart f 1 P^n ln rocms; bathroom; drained; handy posi-ter-acre • * ho °i y; full Q 11 "' tIOR : well Vt: easy terms. <£375. (5) dencer'fall 6-roomed Resi- (North End): Two Substantial 6Residence • let to l ?" roomc x d roomed Brick RESIDENCES (freeshow a return of nan , ' i l "®", 3 h . old )l bathrooms, h.p. boilers; very handy to train and li! ii Cr Cent " 5 handy s !^ ntion ■ convenient; terms £950. (32) CITY • -'slnni R £1650 J " OrrY (near Cathedral): Two . Fine 5in best V/ roomed HOUSES; all conveniences; ■modern conveniens wl 001 '!, j splendid freehold quarter-acre; fine view; %^-be\p a antfy 0 ; 4-roomed Freehold p£3 . eiTY 0 SdeNCE; bath- S 5 . **% ! house r T' ■ -f r „ a "u cl ij C - wat j r ' ? as ' wash " 5-roomed / HOUSE: , handv notion nW t"' w ? °k cT'l washhonse; drained; large freehold ' (MORNER TTOT?I?wnT-r\ ? - '- c - £550- corner section; suit taxi driver. £460. ; 0 JUKAjiK FREEHOLD, in penny tram (280* 6 - 0 ? RESIDENCE; T&/BTJSSELRURGH: Modern 6-roomed • ririw ? : SU , b?tan ' ,a[ . property; i-vl RESIDENCE; bathroom, h.p. boiler; [ handy' sftiiatTon r £s^ r . a ' naSe 1 fllO) W g °° d OrdCT; termS - S) ' O odern , broomed RESI- O.LEN: Very Cheap 5-roomed PRO ' cood conv f n,e " CGS ! PERTY; all conveniences; electric 1 tram -f"77z 'Toehold corner; handy to light; tomato house; freehold section; ea»v tram. ±,775. (125) terms. £465. (220; •BURTON & PATTERSON, 41 Dowling street, Dunedin. 1 gIEVWRIGHI. ffFAGGITT. & 00. (LTD.), LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. EMPIRE BUILDINGS. DUNEDIN. 80 SP" 158 „ cl , ose Lime din; rent £65 a year; 5 years to runstoUed bxre sKht U \v , f S ' im P! emGnte . separator; 4-roomed House; 14As x a KOlns concern - £400. £250 ca.sh. S e; iS? ..r,d „i & SiSin! 1 " 1 ' I'" building, „ A_l ACRES LEASEHOLD; easy rent; years to run; 27 head of cattle- WT ,,. . carts, implements, buildings. £350 goin" concern ' KO LEASEHOLD; rent, £36 a year; 25 head cattle (about 20 cowi) 3 , horS ?? ; separator, etc.; 5-roomed House; byre, implemented etc. ; alongside school. £475 going concern. implement sned QAA ACIiES FREEHOLD, all under cultivation; a great far>n* jnto 12 paddocks; carry 600 ewes and ha^ cowbyre, 2-roomed Cottage, etc. £15 an acre. Only £500 coal. -tlwi^e, farm, and honestly worth the money asked forT ' ThlS 13 a a " d 4-fiOO AC . R ES S.G.R. (South Canterbury); rent Is 6d an acre- 20 vears tn JnS S ld USSOCk C + ?, Untr - y; , 40 ° acres P Whable; S (200 ° ewcs) horsse ' cattle,, implements, etc. Going concern, £10,500. feW 17? A T^f s FREEHOLD (Oamaru); -5-roomed House and outbuildings. £750' ACRES L.I.P. (North Otago); rent £26 8s 6d balf-vearlv • 9n ' 11 P and 50 acres ready for turnips balance I 'JmZZ n watered; carry 300 ewes; 5-roomed House, stable, and shed? £750 £1W Tin} ACRES IREEHOLD (close to Dunedin); half-mile from school- Ififl oh-i ■ 4 horses; full set of new implements; 'about 350 W chaff 'oats• dr^' SSSSWK-iiEri p£ wSt rooracd Ho " e """• ->• & »»iWR A 01 ! 1 - 8 FREEHOLD (Clutha district); about 60 acres heavy flat land anco undulating; nearly all ploughable; 9-roomcd Hout 1 IS s-mile from school and post office. £5 an .vcre: easy terms A 2400 AC^ 1 '; S (C^ ntr 1 a , 1 °^ lgo) f ; 560 l n ' G . s Freehold, balance Government Landf a™ T ki ° ta '' om " h ~ l < 950 *»» emo, L Si : (70) B ! 0 iY D ' s agency, 193 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. PROPERTY SALESMEN, FINANCIAL AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS 100 A , ORES F f IEI ? I S )L P. (S m [ lcs Erom Dunedin) with good 5-roomed Dwelling rrTTXf' OOVOFrIt co;vb >' ro ' stable, pigstyos, feedshed, etc. 4S X irUIiNLr with 21 cows and heifers, 4 horses imnipmont? fir«f *1 -fi run, etc., etc., £20 PER ACRE. WOULD CONSIDER^T ExMiwf SMALL FARM, 30 to 40 ACRES. 11 AiN lOR 1 2 F £lfo H ° LD (Mossio,) ' with 4' roomcd Dwelling and outbuildings. (at> 2d tram}—EXTREMELY STYLISH BUNGALOW- fl™ i,„ ,-r , looms, dainty wall papers, high-wasted doors lv'.thr^ ensmel bath, electric light, casement windows, coloured top° Jidits r wardrobes; land, quarter-acre (about). & S S EE Xiiißiy lb IU BU\, for its many perfections render it nbsnliitol,- i i i V a, bona fido buyer. Whatever little sun shines on Dunedin this house wtt H f n "" bnl " -»» "-»• jw JST-iiMrtjes £5207 MUSS^ BUEG ' H: - SIX r EOOMS: hot ~ld water, electric hVht IN THE BOROUGH."' °" ? m ' DU onl tram St ° P ' K ° OTHER SUCH BARGAIN £^On- NEAR GARDENS: PERFECT LITTLE SEMI-BUNGALOW of f™ s&t?Vrv rooms; electric light, hot iwyd cold, steel ccilino-s r,nn l,™„ , ? ol,r lN PCJS Torms' lnt mant?lS ' gl ' ateSi good gardon ' A rioilE 'I'O TAKE PRIDE ' Phono 31T7 - ' • 'Phone 3177. JAMES B. GKA VE, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, CORNER RATTRAY AND CRAWFORD STREETS. DUNEDIN. IUKU r £1035 ROOMS; N all %fio»;i£7so- section. OMS, large largo soction. O-j 9AA-ROSLYN (Ross street): 8 £750 _G h o ™ R ° Y ' 6 ROOMS i nico ROOMS; plastered; nice s rounds - £685~ ST - 6 ROOMS. «?QAA—MAOR I HILL: 8 ROOMS; i- acro - £365 _GRANGE ST R EKT: 5 ROOMS. ■£?QKft- MT7SSEr 'BURGH RISE: 5 ROOMS. T7URMS, COUNTRY STORES and Otyirpr-EELLEKNOWES: 6 BOOMS; lure onap£2 S SALK i::articucWi largo scction.