PROPERTIES F<M SALE AHP TO LET. N. PATERSON, T> A T E. S. PATERSON, Suevbioiy and . JT A 1 fct Finance Agent & Civil Engi- Land & Stock nkeb. DOMINION CHAMBERS, $ Bbokbe. 5" 142 RATTRAY STREET, O > • (Opposite Wood's Private Hotel). ' Hooso & Land Agento. Land Surveying a Specialty. C W Bric^mif^I y rT>w T^P T -,r d STREET. —Almost New 7-roomed incr nlpffrm llJiift'T j Marseilles tiled roof and every modern convenience, inclujand p-rufao. f ' H co ® bathroom (enamel bath), newest styles in mantelpieces low njirl one t property. Inspeo tion of this place is invited, as the price is MDf y o eatl be arranged. JL Dositj'nnl. mm.""' saleyards, Green Island (best agricultural divided • cronrl nSI f X. ' containing 120 acres rich land; all well subseU tMs month ™ S ? U -^? US ? S . ; 40 dajr 7 oows and other stock. Must fnrhl„ .■ i 4 of IU-hedih. Cheapest Property in the market, and sure /"HHFAP f T\rn deposit. Early application necessary. CJ nt. L AN D .—Kaikorai (opposite Mills): 6i ACRES FREEHOLD; good soil; a deposit. ctaUes - £20 M A TWN?nl IL V ' nice] y situated).—Practically New and Substantially-built RESland .t»r 5 e °° d rOOWS ' ba -throom, scullery (hot and cold), elcctric light, fowl -u' convenient; with 1 acre fine freehold section, with stable, sned, Ovvnpr I orchard and vegetable and flower garden; sunny and fine view. ATnr.n'u r G°nuin e bargain. £200 deposit, balance terras. N R^nVw^fr EY f the BUnny *'&>, cloSe tram).—An Exceptionally Wellelectrir bVIA P ° f } , lar^, rooms . bathroom, scullery (hot and cold water), and mhoi" grates and hearths, cupboards and wardrobes, washhouse (copper first inspect w^^urchasef 0 ree h° l( f section; absentee owner. £90 deposit, fhe 0 A T E W^f tAM RKE (clo P® " action).—A Superior sud Almost New BUNGALOW, wide Lt^„ r< l? Q 'n S V en ? m ? ' flbr o«s-plastered ceilings, hot and cold water, gas. section mrrlm 'a l °i- a " c ' friezes; end all in perfect order; nice freehold ID> OSITN Wnc r» splendid view. Don't miss this. £95 deposit, balance arranged. ■K all +fc Dunottar and 1 minute from tram).—Pretty HOME of 5 large rooms, Hon. Terms, £750 conveniences; good sunny section, garden; worth inspeoM A °5 T u ILL J? eear,r Newingtpn).—Pretty modem BUNGALOW of 6 good rooms; fowlrnni and in splendid order; nice elevated section, good garden; £200 dmoSt £1100. 73 Immediate P os3esaion - Don't mis ® this bargain. "ORACTICALLY new VILLA of large rooms, with bathroom, scullery, hot and ° S S 3 ? cooker, verandah front and casement windows,- wide hall, expensive i „^ ers ac T- friezes, til® grates and hearths, and all in first-class order, with over f"' r? section m garden, vegetables, and fruit; live hedges; fowlruns. Owner leav.7" Jusfc a happy home for couple. Easy terms. The lot, £570. bhy U '' y ' 011 SUDQ y siae, and just past Gardens. The first to inspect will CjT. KlLDA.—Comfortable HOUSE of 5 rooms and bathroom (hot and cold water), • r gas i. c ,°P per ? nd tubs » verandah front, and in good order; on sunny side of street! \ + 7° rksh o ?: garden. £70 deposit. Great bargain. £400. ' IN rl, R (Slightly on Rise, past Garaens).—Splendid VILLA of 6 rooms (well a•> built), with every modern convenience; nice elevated position; garden; live Unly^TOO propcrty sought after, and a genuine bargain. £100 deposit. /~iN RISE (close Town Hall).—Practically New Brick BUNGALOW of 6 good rooms and one small; tile roof and all the most modern conveniences; nice freej. e '® vare d lotion; fine view over city and harbour. Owner, leaving, must sell immediately. £500 deposit Immediate possession. Rare chance. 'Phone 3508. TAMBLYN, M'KENZIE. & WINTON , 'Phone 2608. HOUSE, FARM, AND STATION AGENTS, AND VALUATORS, ETC., BRAITHWAITE'S BUILDINGS, 42 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. 160 ACR , ES P A , m J A *P CROPPING FARM, South Canterbury; i-mile from v^k' , scho< ? l ' township, etc.; half the Property is drained swamp,- the balance choice, high-class land; grows 64 bushels wheat and heavy turnip crops: carries 60 cows, in addition to cropping; 6-roomed Dwelling, all conveniences; nice situation; large barn, implement shed, stables, up-to-date milking- shod for 16 oows with P laD t installed Absolutely the best Dairy F Srm in South irnce, £32 10s per acre. Terms arranged. IfiO ACI ® S . handy Christchurch; £-milo school, P. 0., eta; Property well fenced " and subdivided; 18 acres sown in crop, balance mostly grass; carries 600 ewes or lot cattle; 8-roomed Dwelling, conveniences; dairy, stables, large byre implement shed, etc. Price, £58 10s per including "Ridd" milking plant: or owner would consider exchange with larger Farm, South. 225 12 mi ' esmile 0 ? 1 . P. 0., etc.; good roads; warmest of coun- ' s "*°? lned P we i}js°' ex tensive outbuildings; carries regularly 600 ewes and 40 cattle. Price, only £12 per acre. Returned men should inquire. 22 ACRES, Oamara District; 1 mile rail, school alongside; carries 10 miH,;™ tY t iS° WS ' m addition to cropping; 6-roomed Dwelling; all outbuildings, including lot fowlhouses. Going concern, with 7 cows, 6 other cattle, 3 pigs, 46 'hens 120 chickens, appliances, implements, gig, new separator, lot other utensils, £1000. ' Q(| A CipS, Balclutha District; within 1£ milci 1 , school, P. 0.. and store alongside; telephone on; all good working land; carries 14 cows, in addition to cropping; good Dwelling; sculleries, stables, byre, piggeries, eto. Price, £950. ACRES, Waikouaiti, District; alongside rail and all other conveniences- land Y7 is partly flat, .with limestone formation; w„ell fenced and subdivided; compiste steading; carries 25 cows comfortably. Price, £1750. 300 A ?f S G °™NMENT LEASE, Southland; heavy flat, and within easy distance rail, school, etc ; rent, 4s lOd per acre; average 80 bushels wheat to acre; heavy crops wheat and fruits; carries standing flcck of 500 ewes, 300 drv n^!?i'; n ln J 1 1 • air smou5 mou , 1 ? t u croppng; extra good steading, with good 3 g U an 4^ tteeT e a 1 7 outbuildings; plantation around orchard. Price reduced to £2000. Account of owner retiring, would take town house part payment. (5 ACRES; Suburban Property Mosgiel; heavy flat land, suitable market gardening,y poultry-farming, etc.; lovely situation m good part; 7-roomed Dwelling- other improvements. Price, £850. ' ouier 280 AORES > balclutha District; 1 mile from school, handy freezing works, etc.;" rrvr, mo ,l r^Sr 3 e °°^i, C i° P 4-i' in ] IO ?i to running 300 ewes and some cattle; '5roomed Dwelling, with bathroom and other conveniences, and all outbuildings Price 4.10 per acre. Easy terms. ' 210 A P R ? S ' L - LP :' owaka £10 Per tnnum); 100 acres in grass, balanoe an l, ,1 rV Ca l m c Dresent J st s te 60 head of cottle; could milk 20 cows and run PriiT £1200. V ° (hot C ° ld wter) buildings. 400 ACRES GOVERNMENT LEASE (rent, 4s 3d); handy rail, school, etc.; 25 ri !r s^ u *. 25 , acrcs turnips, part ready for sowing, balance grass. Price' (including 300 sheep, implements, etc.), £1000.
Phone 2141. BATTERSB Y $ c oT LAND SALESMEN. REAL ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. A.M.P. BUILDINGS. 25 DOWMNG STREET. DUNEDIN. 50 ACRES (close Dunedin City); WELL SUITED FOR RETURNED SOLDIERa,U Ploughablo; partly flat and partly hilly; carries 16 cows, besidesyoung stock and cropping; good House and outbuildings; situated 1 mile from 6 -a- <»" 140 AO ? ES (TAIE t RI DISTRICT); well subdivide:! and watered; flat and Tolling ° owns country, with good Homestead and all outbuildings; situated f-mile a . railwa y station; CARRIES 300 sheep, or would nwvm? £ PRICE - PER ACRE. OR OWNER would SELL IN TWO BLOCKS. Would make a good Returned bolaier s Farm. a-i-h 150 DISTRICT); Freehold; well watered; rolling downs; with 4-roomea House and all outbuildings; CARRIES 2 sheep per acre; situw/ytt^t? sch <>ol. etc. PRICE, £1100. OR OFFER WOULD BE CONSIDERED. EXCEPTIONAL TERMS TO GOOD MAN. 900 FREEHOLD (GORE DISTRICT): 55 acrea \urnips and young grass! THF£ r nvp U «wi?£^ S T>SS Id pasture, 300 acres natural state; CARRIES ONE bHEEP PER ACRE; 25 acres valuable bush, also good coal the property; BUILDINGS—new 7-roomed House, h.c., all conveniences, all good outbuildings; SITUATED 3 miles from school, 8 miles from station by good road. NOTE THE PRICE, ££ 12s 6d PER ACRE Ihis is a property that can be highly recommended as being good sheep country, with a fane home, and is capable of great possibilities in regard to timber and coal, as the new proposed railway passes the property. a * hesitate about this, or you will regret it. (No A 691 300 GOVERNMENT LEASE; Renewable*? low rent; small House and all outbuildings; well watered and subdivided; 50 acres one-year grass, 10 acres young grass, 30 acres three-year grass, 40 acres ploughed for turnips. 30 acres fallow'3o'acres turnip ground suitable for cropping, balance AolrTr& rl'in miles from rMl ' p -° > school, etc. PRICE AfcKED: £3 10s per acre. CARRIES 400 sheep and 20 cattle. This is a cheap property. (NrT/LM 280 ACRES FREEHOLD (CLOSE DUNEDIN); well watered* and subdivided; 60 acres grass, 10 acra stubble, 10 acres fallow, balance rough state and some bush; BUILDINGS—S-roomed House, stable, etc.; SITUATED 12 PRTOw ro^sr\V n n d i^ V cl ° s ® Burnside Yards, 2 miles from school: PRICE ASKED I'OR QUICK SALE, £4 15s PER ACRE. Immediate po&session. x c*k KftA ACRES (OAMARU); Freehold land; some flat land and nice sloping do'v^s aAPAPTTV LD ' INC 7 S_ K Splendld H ° me^f d and all g£d offildC; CAPACITI, carries 3 sheep per acre; SITUATED 8 miles from township 1 mile from rail, etc. THIS IS A VERT FINE PROPn<UTTnM OWkER SELLING SOLELY ON ACCOUNT OF ILL KrSLra S £28 per acre. 670 A^nL(P^ LMERST ,° N); nn FreCho,d d: Wdl ™ tered £2i ? downs country; 80 acres under crop, 40 acres in grass • CARRTF.S 700 sheep; BUILDINGS—good House and all outbuildings; SITUATED fromtowriship, school, etc. PRICE, £4 12s 6d PER ACRE A REALLY CHEAP PROPERTY ' (No. 90) H. H - T W E M L 0 ffiT, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, P.O. Box 128. 84 LOWER HIGH STREET. Telegrams: "Twemlow." ' FREEHOLD (MILTON) ; 5-roomed House, washhouse and c&JLAJ V 7 Wcoalshed, barn, stable, cowbyre; including- stock nnH going concern. THIS IS A CHEAP PLACE, AND I CAN FINANCE T rttvfw WITH A SMALL DEPOSIT. A BUYER PER ACRE—BOO ACRES FREEHOLD (handy to DUNEDTNI • n ii' buildings; will carry 600 ewes in nresent state and can easilv' t- n AVOULD EXCHANGE FOR TOWN PROPERTY. ' y £!800 -180 ACTCES FREEHOLD (MILTON); rich flats and rollin- downs- 50 o&XOW acres turnips, 25 acres grass and rape, balance in rronrl mrfn™ .k. ■ consist of barn and slieop pens. THIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN IN* THF s"a\iw S OWNER'S HANDS FOR NEARLY 50 YEARS, AND IS ONFOFVF MAINTNG PROPERTIES THAT HAS NOT KEEN AFFECTED I\ I'RCT pv NUMEROUS SALES AND EXCHANGES. JA 1 RICh BY jP'tffcffc -10 ACRES FREEHOLD (Suburbs, DUNEDIN)- A-acre ™j + . nips, i-acre orchard, l-.dcre raspberries: 5-roomed HouL V SNlp bUtldlrl2S ' fHIS PROPERTY 1S IN SPLENDID ORDER, AND A REAL Jp9,ztfr™ lT AND CONFECTION ERY BUSINESS (George street) fin* m fountain drinks and ice creams. Stock, plant, and fittings L a 2 concern. , s a s°mg FARMS FOR SALE 1 Ofbfb ACRES FREEHOLD; high carrying capacity; good clean oniinf™ n XUIW fenced; lies well to the sun; 400 flat, balance hill■ 8-roSJJ T ll l°ne da iSle P "cW: SCUUery,,VaShhOUSe ' bttrD ' 3tablc ' ™ o1 yards. dip; 4 mile? r^, ()AA ACRES (Heriot); the best of heavy soil, in good hoart • well fon~>ri i water supply; 300 sheep. 20 cattle; 6-room JXeS ' (up stable, barn, loose-box, loft; one mile town, school, rail; good terns lo good mai, . OKA ACRES (Clinton district). The Farm is well ndapted for mixnH AO\) real good heart; one mile from town; 7-roomed DwollL7, ntL &,♦ i'"?V, 1D barn, loft, loose-boxes, shearing shod; everything in the best of order Tmis QA ACRES DAIRY FARM; 5-roomed House, sfeahlo bvrr ham t yu good fences; plenty feed; well watered. ' bSrn ' Beparator «>»mi OTAGO FINANCE AND AGENCY COMPANY (LTD.) 35 EMPIRE BUILDINGS, ' Box 523. Princes street, Dunedin. 'Phono 554^,
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17711, 23 August 1919, Page 13
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