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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17636, 28 May 1919, Page 10

PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET. E. L. MACASSEY & CO., AUCTIONEERS, LAND SALESMEN, AND ESTATE AGENTS, 148 RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN. RETURNED SOLDIERS' HOMES. RETURNED SOLDIERS' HOMES. oA3i™arS^^0 A 3i™ a r S^^r med HO F SE ' bathroom (hot and cold water), pantry, scullery, gas, and other conveniences. Situated alongside the car lino in DIER! SUDny S 0n " N ° DEPOSIT SQUIRED FROM A RETURNED SOL-SEMI-BUNGALOW HOUSE, with electric light and all THIS GRAND HOMK" 0 ® 31 B ° 6IZ ° SCCti ° n ' £50 DEPOSIT WILL PURCHASE T&/TUSSELBURGH. — Seven-roomed BUNGALOW HOUSE, with all un-to-dato oonG^AT n BARG\IN SeCtl ° n position - rRICE ONLY £IGCO. THIS IS A p;ss dHODSE ' ™ th *" " p - tod,t<! KOO 9 Paddocks; well watered by creek and sprintrs PRICE £!Mss fW tle ' -n hol 'l eS " 6 - r , oomcd H ° u f an d all outbuildings'. doot'delay PE sel^rais at oncei* r a farm or town proporty--300 LEASE (rent £28 15s per annum); 5 paddocks, well 7 0 ■ watered. STOCK: 000 sheep, 16 cattle,' 4 horses. 35 acres turnips (ridgedl 30 ions oat sheaves (stacked); 2-roomed House, hut, stable, and barn ete • imnlfiments. PRICE, £17<X) AS A GOING CONCERN. ' p 20 Sairy^ I( propee:ty S A GOING concern - ™ s 'is A ' first-class 50 ACRES LEASEHOLD (66 years to run, and renewable; ront £1 , lls 6d annum); 20 acres in trees, balance in grass; 2700 trees (mostlv apples, some plums, pears, nectarines, and peaches, rasps', currants, gooseberries ® horses, 2 carts, 2 ploughs, 2 mowers, three-leaf harrows, discs, cultivation scuffler etc., 1 cow, 20 fowls, furniture and tools, harness, etc. ; 5-roomed House and outbuildings. Price, £2000, as a going conccrn. A SNIP. and H. H - T W E M L 0 iW, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, P.O. Box 128. 84 LOWER HIGH STREET. Telegrams: "Twemlow." 1&T0 A< ?£ ES GRAZING RUN, 1000 acres of which are nice low silver tussock fll y c rld S°®' balance has been cultivated; including 600 sheep, 5 horses, cattle full set of new farm implements. PRICE, £2500 as a going concern. s ' ue > QUBURBS.-Brick and Rough-cast .SEMI-BUNGALOW; 6 large rooms; scullery pantry bathroom, porcelain bath and basin, brick washhouse, boiler and tubs' range_ with tiled back m kitchen, h. 'and c. water laid on; plastered ceilings, vesti--111 firont »°gncrete steps; 7J, acres freehold, carries 4 or 5 cows. PRICE, only X/160U. iilasy iJI/KMo can be arranged. "O OSLYN.-Fivo-roomed HOUSE; scullery, bathroom, pantry, electric light, gas -B-SJ h. and c., drained built-in cupboards, wardrobes and linen press, washhouse' boiler and tubs. GOOD VALUE, £700. DO NOT'MISS THIS. (handy Penny Section).—Six-roomed HOUSE, in splendid orderV/ every convenience. £625. ,• ' I^TOR TH-EAST YALLEY.—Five large ROOMS; every convenience; i-acre section -L laid out in rose, orchard, and vegetable gardens; fino outbuildine-s A SUNNY SPOT. Price, £950. / g CHEAP PROPERTIES FOR SALE. "I ACRES FREEHOLD (south); 5 mile|3 from town; good fences; well JLVr\y\7 watered, and lies well to the sun; the best of grass country; carrying 1000 ewes, 200 head cattle. This is without exception the best grazing country in Southland. QjKl'Vfk ACRES LEASEHOLD; all silver tussock; good fences and wel\ watered; 5-roomed House and outhouses, men's hut, motor shed, stable, and yards; carrying 2000 sheep and 200 head cattle; 7 miles from town, 3 miles post and school; the lease fcas 20 years to run. Price annual rent, £105. jp>QiyK —MUSSELBURGH (Queen's drive): _5 ROOMS, bay windows, portico; 3wo 6t? modem throughout; grounds well laid out. —Otago Finance. —PENNY SECTION, South end: Bay window, verandah; easy terms; owWotJ* modern; returned soldier apply.—Otago Finance. OTAGO FINANCE AND AGENCY COMPANY (LTD.), 15 EMPIRE BUILDINGS, PRINCES STREET. DUNEDIN. HEDICAL.

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FIRES IN MOSGIEL. TO THE EDITOR. Sill, —I think some notice should betaken of the frequent outbreaks of fires in Mosgiel. Four weeks ago the brigade was called out to suppress a fire in a stable. The following week it was called out for a stack on fire; then again for another stack a few nights afterwards; and last night an unoccupied building was on fire. It is not likely that all these outbreaks happen by accident, and the inhabitants of Mosgiel are becoming very anxious that some inquiries be made. —I am, etc., Mosgisl, May 26. Anxious. PRIVATE SIDINGS IN MAIN STREETS. TO THE EIHTOH. Sir, —Will you kindly procure and publish for the information of the public:—(l) What rent is received by the corporation from the Crown Milling Company for the privilege of using the siding jin Princos streot 6uuth?{2) What is a fair estimate for extra wear and tear to the tramcars by that siding being there? (3) What is the estimated loss of time through tramcars haying to slow down before crossing the siding? (4) Ii there not sufficient engineerin b skill iii Dnnedin to invent some means of lessening the jolt the cars receive at present in crossing? If soma of the members of the Tramways Committee were to stand there for an hour after dark, and listen to the bumping of the overloaded cars, they would have some little idea how tremendously it must add to the war and tear. —I am, etc., Inquieeb. [The payment received by the corporation for the use of this siding is £52 per annum. It is impossible either to estimate approximately the wear and tear of tramway rolling stock at the siding or to cornnute the logs of time in the running of' the cars owing to their having to slow down in pasrng tho crass-raik. —Ed. O.D.T.]

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