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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17902, 6 April 1920, Page 10

PROPERTIES PO.t Sftlg AHD TO LIT?. DONALD REID & CO. (LT D.), AUCTIONEERS, PROPERTY SALESMEN, AND COMMISSION AGENTSi}(\ ACRES L.1.P.; rent 17a 6d per annum; 23 acres freehold; £-mile from school; rJ\J butchery and bakery business; killing 8 sheep, baking 250 loaves per week; property subdivided into 4 paddocks-; 6-roonied House, slaughterhouse, chaffhouso, butcher's shop, storeroom, coalhoiise, harness room, implement shed, 2-roomed Cottage, etc. PRICE, £600. (750) >Y/i A 'ACRES first-class cropping and grazing Jand; well fenced; 10 paddocks; irt\j 2£ miles from school and post office; carries 1000 sheep, besides cropping; 6-roomod Houso, stab'o, barn, woolshed, cowbyro, 2 men's huts, garage, sheepyonh, etc. PRICE, £9 10s per acre. Easy tcrma can bo arranged. " (779) iqO ACRES 0.R.P.; £15 per annum; can purchaso for £480; grand dairy farm: J-O/W 2 miles from o.wak.i saloyards and township; 5-roomed House, cowbyre, stable, vard; 70 acres in gras3 and crop, 6 acres oats, A-aoro potatoes, 2 acres turnips. PRICE, £700. M ACRES ORCHARD, 7 acres being in fruit-trees in full bearing; Stock—2 pigs, cow, horse, harness, plough, harrows, grabber, scuffler, 35 hives; 6-roomed House, men's hut, and other buildings. PRICE, £1400. (748)

. . . «c JOHN REID <$' gO N S QL,T D.J, AUCTIONEERS, LAND SALESMEN, FINANCIAL AGENTS, VALUATORS, SURVEYORS, SHARE, AN DLAND BROKERS. Telephone 190. CORNER LIVERPOOL AND BOND STREETS. Telephone 3391. We make a SPECIALTY of the MANAGEMENT OF TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES. BOARDING-HOUSE, AS A GOING CONCERN. OOAAA—A GOOD COMMERCIAL HOUSE of 30 well-furnished rooms, in a <£*o\y\J\7 large, progressive country town, with nearly jj-acre freehold and all necessary outbuildings, including sample rooms. This is a good, sound property and business, and wo will bo pleased to give full particulars to bona fide applicants. 4664 QAA ACRES; orre mil© from school, 3 miles from rail by good metal roads; 2 OVlf Dwelling-houses and good range of outbuildings; fences in splendid order; 600 acres been ploughed and limed, 150 acres at present under cultivation, 25 acres bush, balance grass. Price, £13 10s per acre. Inspection recommended. 6/906 (%$f ACRES; alongside&ail, school, etc., -with good 7-roomed Dwelling, scullery, /viz pantry, and bathroom, stable and motor shed, concrete tank and paths. This is a desirable little property, and well worth inspection, as price is only £1150. 6/909 ryJL ACRES; one mile from tram terminus, with 6-roomed House, cowbyro, dairy, I 2 trapshed, fowlhouse, and pigstye; subdivided into 4 paddocks, well watered by springs. A cheap place at £800, and terms if required. 6/908

WftIGHJ, STEPHENSON, & CO. (LTD.), STOCK AND STATION AGENTS. HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. Q9l ACRES EDENDALE DAIRY FARM. Ot>2 . 00l ACRES EDENDALE DAIRY FARM. 5-ROOMED HOUSE, 6-stalled byre, etc.; 1 mile from dairy factory, post office, and 60h001,_ 2i miles railway station; all extra good heavy flat land; well fenced and subdivided into 8 paddocks; 5 acres stubble, 5 acres turnips, balance in cood eras'?• STOCK, 15 dairy cows. s ' PRICE, £45 PER ACRE. PRICE, £45 PER ACRE. TERMS: £800 left on mortgage for 5 years at current rates, balance cash on date of possession. NOTE.—This proposition offers a rare opportunity for the man with small capital. The land is first-class, and ideal conditions for dairying prevail in the district.

QTAGO FINANCE & AGENCY CO., 15 EMPDIE BUILDINGS, Box 523. Princes street, Dunedin. • 'Phone 3542. 11 (jA ACRES FREEHOLD; undulating land, nice spura; subdivided into 12 padJ~LUU docks; nearly tho whole of tho property is rabbit-proof fenced; weD watered; generally carry 1000 sheep; present I .stock: 700 sheep, cattle, and horses; crops: 60 acres turnips (good), 100 acres stubble, 100 acres young grass, £00 acres older pasture, balance native state; grows good crops of wheat, oats, barley, and turnips; turnips and six stacks oats go with property, also 1 acre potatoes; buildings: Newly-erected six-roomed House and outhouses,' storeroom, dairy, stable, chaffhouse, woolshed and yards, byre, cartshed, piggery, man's hut. Price, £4 5s per acre. 1 (11 HI ACRES FREEHOLD, ridge land; 500 acres ploughable, balance native state; XvPJUJ surface sown; good clean country; grows the best of crops, and holds tho grass well; wintered 1800 sheep last year; present stock: 960 sheep, 11 horses, 8 head cattle, and all necessary farm implements; 6-rpomed Dwelling and conveniences, and all farm buildings; 5 miles from rail; good road! Price, as a going concern, £7500. OS) K ACRES FREEHOLD, Waimate district; flat land, well fenced and watered; O/vtJ 146 acre 3 turnips and grass. 54 acres rape and grass, balance grass; present stock: 1061 lambs (fattening). .40 wethers, 400 owes; buildings: 4-roomed House and conveniences, woolshed, yards and dip. Also 46 Acres of Leasehold given in. Situated 3 miles from rail and school, etc. Price, £15 per acre. -got" ACRES FREEHOLD; rich flat land; grows splendid crops; 28 acres oats, 10 JLOtJ acres ridged turnips, 10 acres turnips and grass, balance grass; 8-roomed Residence, every convenience: garden, orchard, plantation, motor shed, and all necessarv farm buildings; situated i-milo from centre of flourishing town. Good terms arranged. DON'T MISS* THIS, •

SOUTHLAND- ' -SOUTHLAND THE TARANAKI OF THE SOUTH. LAND BUYERS !-Come to tno Province where thero are no droughts and no failures, where prices are cheap and success certain. YOU want a GRASS FARM t Not an imitation, but a Farm that has grown irrass is growing grass, and will continue to grow grass until you and all those who coma after you are under the soH. Permanent grass means easy money. Do von agree? If eo, then snap this: 200 acres Freehold, permanently grassed with clover and cocksfoot; a magnificent sole of grass, equal to anything m Southland; been down 10 years, and getting better every year. Good buildings j handy to Invercargjjl. An absolute bargain at £20. Deposit: £750 cash, balanpj in 7 years at current rates Get busv This is "IT." and £40 an acre won t shift it in a few years' time SOLDIERS! Your chance.-696 ACRES (456 Government leasehold, rent £10- 240 freehold); subdivided with splendid fences and gates; good buildings; only 3 miles from main line, in Edendalo district. Given away" at £4 10s an acre. Snap if. Big turnover in this. SMALL CAPITALIST! Your chance.—£soo casa gr?©s entry as goine- on nwra (walk in, walk out) to 248 ACRES Government Leasehold (rent £34)7aU nece™ sary buildings; handily sitaated. Stock includes dairy herd, horses, and farm imrjlements, and crops worth the deposit. Rare terms buyers. Rare terms. T WANT FARMS all over New Zealand for SALE or EXCHANGE. Send details to 1 W. HODG ES, Telephono 524. Esk street, Invercargfll. Box 138. InvercargilL InvercargilL

•Phono 1354. CARTER & CO., ' p W 1354. LAND AGENTS, • COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS, 134 PRINCES STREET. rv|7KA— BELLEKNOWES: New BUNGALOW (roughcast), 6 looms; electrio &JJH*J\J light, porcelain bath; up-to-date in every respect; large section. A real good home, and cheap. jpoiyK—MUSSELBURGH: Nice 5-roomed DWELLING; hot and cold water, gas, 3iO i O largo section; fine garden; best bargain in Musselburgh. f»-| /IAA-ST. CLAIR: New brick BUNGALOW; fibrous ceilings; electric light d&XTKVfI/ leadlights, latest stylo in mantelpieces; one of the best. ' jp"B KKA— ROSLYN: Eight-roomed BUNGALOW; -very latest conveniences, large BijA-00\J section; good garden; plenty room for garage; handy position jP'KKA—SOUTH DUNEDIN (Penny Section): 6 ROOMS; bay windows; gaa dW«JO" griller, wardrobes; corner section. o.QWft'— CITY (on Rise): 7 ROOMS; comfortable home; gas, hot water; handy to cWO %t9 post office and railway. OQ/I A—SOUND DWELLING, 4 rooms; washhouse (copper and tubs); good seo 360 i" tion, freehold; a snip X*f>KA— 0N E ACRE FREEHOLD, near Caversham car; aunny, sheltered; suitable &iAO\J poultry or fruit. WE HAVE SECTIONS AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OF DUNEDIN AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES.

Box "195. ' Telephone. 2409. Telegrams "Todsco " BROS., LTD., LAND SALESMEN, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, 71-75 LOWER HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN, And at Heriot, Roxbnrgh, Lawrence, Alexandra, Cromwell, Raafnrly, Beaumont, and Edievalo. ORCHARD, in Roxburgh district; 8 acres, 4 of which are in trees (full bearing) apricots, plums, poaches,_ apples, and cherries; 6-rcomed House, packing shed, vinery, and cherry house. Price, £700 cash. <pERALDINE.—29O ACRES? LEASEHOLD; 86 acres in crop—wheat, oats, swedes. VJT and potatoes; carries 450 sheep and 12 cattle; 6-roomed House, dairy, granaryj implement shed, stable, shearing shed and yards, sheep dip; convenient to rail, P. 0.! and school £25 per acre. Fol. 471 OfiO ACRES FREEHOLD (Heriot); 100 acres in crops (oats, turnips, rape, and /Z)\3£) grass), balance in good rich pasture; heavy, well-drained, loamy soil; 2-storev 7-roomed House, with all necessary outbuildings, large stable (with barn and loft), 2 loose-boxes, 2 implement sheds, shearing shed, and shcepyards. Price £23 per acre' Fol. 463 -i OiQO ACRES (at Heriot); handy to railway, school, P. 0., etc., by good road; X/vOV well watered; good fences and gates; wool brings top price every year; 12-roomed House, implement and cart sheds, shearing shod and yards (new), windmill, 3 stables, sheep dip (new), etc.; 5 ploughs, binder, ridger, harrows, buggy, gig, wagon, 2 drays, etfc.; 11 geldings, 3 mares, 3 light hacks, 3 colts and fillies, 22 rams, 900 breeding ewes, 800 hoggets, 650 m.s. lambs, 4 dairy cows, 4 calves, 5 steers. £22 10s per acre, aa Going Concern; or easy terms can bo arrangod. Further particular* on application. Sol. 437