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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17826, 7 January 1920, Page 8

HOUSES AND PROPEIUIES FOR SALE. IDVKHTIREMENTS of 13 Words under the Head- f Jug? Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sttlo, 'i'# la;j, Lost and Kotuil, Miscellaneous Wants, i Etc., One Shilling per luferlion, 3 lnesrtlciia, J: 2/8; 8 insertion*, 6/-. Strictly Cash in •J «dviinot'. Extra Oharuo II Hocked. I : , GREAT OPPORTUNITY. 1 FOR SALE, I CHOICE 8-ROOMED MODERN BUNGALOW AND 7 ACRES LAND. ] AN IDEAL GENTLEMAN'S RESI- * ' DENCK Wo iiavo for Sale in 0110 of Duncdin's ' best Suburbs A Choice 8-roor»od Modern Bungalow; oloctrio light, porcelain bath, lumd basin, hot and cold wnter, latest drainago ; largo and comfortable dining room, with panoramic view. Servery, larder, smoko room, largo bedroom, etc. About ; 7 acres land with property, or if required , owner would sell house and 2£ acres. THIS IS AN IDEAL HOME. Most Picturesquo. Think of it. A NEW UP-TO-DATE BUNGALOW, with native- bush, lawns, motor garage, vinery, oowbyre, etc. Not 10 minr.tos walk from electric car. PRICE, £3750. Easy terms if required. Call and see a photo at our office. Further particulars : JOHN REID & SONS (LTD.). Phone 190 or 3391.

gOME DAIRY FARMS. .100 ACRES RICH ALLUVIAL LAND, with Gane Milking Machine; milk lifted from door. £40 per acre, as going concern, with 24 good cows, other 6tock, and implements. 91 ACRES GOOD FLAT LAND, with Dwelling, eowbyre; milk lifted from door. £23 per acre. 150 ACRES GOOD FLAT LAND, with Milking Machine; milk lifted from door. £30 per acre. 207 ACRES GOOD FLAT LAND, within mile of_ factory, siding, and school; good buildings; Milking Machine; carrying over 60 dairy cows. £36 per acre. , 118 ACRES FINE LAND, part terrace, part _ flat, with Milking Machino; good buildings. £30 per aero. 200 ACRES FLAT LAND; good district; with Milking Machine; 30 cows, and other stock. £25 per aero, as eoing concern. 110 ACRES, with fine Homestead; real good proposition. £32 per acre. 150 ACRES, with good buildings; l>i milos from factory; nearly all limed. £29 10s per acre. 155 ACRES, with good Buildings; 1 mile from siding and factory. £23 per aero. 280 ACRES; 8 miles from Invercargill; with Milking Machine. £21 per acre. TO HAVE PLJSNTY OTHERS IF THESE DON'T SUIT YOU. CARSWELL & CO. (LIMITED), Corner Wood and Leven streets, INVERCARGILL. 17n POU SALE, five-roomed HOUSE, Musselburgh ; electric light, hot and cold, bath; two SECTIONS; will Bel] together or separate] y.:—xYddrras Queen's Drive, Times Office. 7ja FOR SALE, 5-roomed HOUSE, two sections; gas, hot and cold water, bath, w.c.; a bargain; owner leaving Dunedin.— 28 Joeephine street, Gaversham. sja ACAN^EW 7 S~BA.Y.—For SALE, wellbuilt BUNGALOW COTTAGE,' furnished, 3 rooms and kitchenette; J-acre. — No Agent-, Times Office. Cja FOll PRIVATE SALE, 8-roomod HOUSE; evory convenienoa; hot and cold water, gas and gas ring; high, sunny position; one minute from train; easy torina if required. Snap, Times Office.' 6ja OUNTRY STORE for LEASE, doing ovor £3000 turnover; value stock £700; north lino.—Tamblyn, M'Kenzie, Winton. CtUBUKBAN GENERAL STORE; £3000 lO turnover; shop, with 6-roomed dwelling attached; £1150; very easily handled; good cash business. —Tamblyn, M'Kenzie, and Winfon. AMIERSTON.—336 ACRES, handy faini; practically new dwelling, good outbuildings ; growß excellent wheat; cJoso rail, school, otc.; £13 aero; terms.—Tamblyn, M'Kenzie, and Winton. SUBURBAN.—Two ACRES; beautiful io position; G-roomed Dwelling; orchard; lovely garden; charming view; £1000.— TAMBLYN, M'KENZIE. ,7ja nwrrA-SMALL DEPOSIT; 110 AGRES, db near'Mosg-iel; ern.it man with email capital.—Burton and Patterson's. Gja FOR SALE, small FARM; closo train; pood buildings; milk run £12 weekly.— Run, Times Office. sjo. FOR SALE, 6-roomed HOUSE; splendid order; nearly half-acre; garden, stable, otc.—Tel. 2443. 7ja 171,0 It SALE (cash), 4-roomed BUNGALOW, absolutely modern.—-Apply immediately 23 Buccleugh street, North-East Valley. FOR SALE, HOUSE, 4 Tooms; near city; electric light; drained.—Apply 94 Carroll street. * ~ja ROSfcYN, Maori Hill, and Mornington: HOUSES for SALE in this Itill districts.—Apply Washer, auctioneer, Roslyn. OR SALE, 4 BUNGALOWS, from £850 to £1250; in good positions —M'Donald, Princes street-. * ROOMS, Maori Hill; o&OltJvr every convenience; _ £100 deposit, balanco terms.—M'Donald, Princes street. OITAA —SMALL DAIRY FARM, nort-h i U" lino; carry 8 oows well, with cultivation.—M'DONALD, Princos street. MEDICAL.

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