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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17936, 15 May 1920, Page 71

HOUSES AOD PROPERTIES FOR SALE. SPECIAL ATTENTION. We specially invite inquiry from any gonuine buyer in search of a fine Agricultural Farm to fully investigate th« following:— APPROXIMATELY 550 ACRES, level agricultural land, in great heart, and growing an abundance of feed; present condition—2s acres stubble (oats stacked and go with the property), 70' acres turnips (very fine crop), balance in pasture; all been limed; subdivided 10 paddocks; right alongside railway station, factory, school, store, etc. Roomy modern Residence and all neceesary farm buildings. This property would readily sabdmde, and, being so conveniently situated,- would command ready sale in smaller areas. PRICE. £20 PER ACRE, at which figure we confidently assert it is one of the very best land bargains in Southland to-day. Cash required—say, £2500; balance for a term of years at 5i per cent. • We urge practical farmers in search of A good property, to inspcct without delay. Fullest details for the asking. Write, wire, or call on MEEK & OUGHTON (LTD.), Efik street, InvercargilL BE ADVISED! IF YOU WANT LAND, DO IT NOW. ISap P O R SALE; SPLENDID FARMING PROPERTY, Suitable for both agricultural and pastoral purposes. 634 acres, with good homestead (sheltered by natural bush); 5 miles from railway siding and factory, 2 miles from school; all well fenced, well watered, and well roaded; capable of carrying two sheep to the'acre; 25 acres in oats, 80 acres in turnips (given) in with the property). One of the cheapest properties in Southland to-day. PRICE, £13 10s per acre. Also, a SINE DAIRYING PROPERTY, 207 acres; within 2-mile of siding, school, factory, and post office; fine homestead, • stable, cowbyre (with milking machine), windmill, etc.; all heavy flat land; well fenced .and well farmed; now carrying between 60 and 70 milch cows, besides other stock. PRICE, £37 per acre, oat crop extra. Puller particulars from 1 CARSWELL & 00. (LTD.), 6my Land Agents. Invcrcapgill. OOUNTRY HOTEL AND STORE. 82 ACRES FREEHOLD,r 46 ACRES GOVERNMENT LEA In Grass, Turnips, and Lucerne. LICENSED HOTEL, containing : 10' bedrooms, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, bar, etc., bathroom (water laid on), stable, • dairy, eto. This is a good little property, close to - favourite holiday resort, and the takings, though good, can bo very largely increased. Post and telegraph offioe on premises, producing £13 per annum. The land oarriep 140 sheep, 3 cows, and 3 hoises. A REAL BARGAIN AT £1600. Stock and Furniture at Valuation. (11,351) PARK, REYNOLDS (LTD.). JjlOR SALE IN NELSON, 61 ACRES. 8 acres orchard (Jonathan, Delicious, Rokewood, and Sturmer apples), mostly, in full bearing; highly-coloured export fruit;. 2 acres strawberries; close to wharf and factories; plenty of firewood. Convenient new Home of 6 rooms (telephone); good roade; : close to sohool and P.O. Price £2000. Terms arranged. Address ORCHARD, V I2my Boac 5, Umokuri, Nelson. jp OR- SAL E, TWO 6-ROOMED HOUSES, Howe street. Double-storey, electric light, all conveniences. First-class order. £900 THE TWO, or £500 EACH. Cheap, Apply 14my 568 GEORGE STREET. , Property in south Canterbury district. Those •-dishing to BUY LAND of DWELLINGS m this faroarite district ; should consult R. ORWIN, Licensed Land Agent ' P.O. Box 164, Timara. Bmy PUBLIC NOTICES. pORD CAR OWNERS ; ; Wo oarj add 100 per cent, to your motoring pleasure by FITTING a SEINZESPRINGFIELD SELF-STARTING AND LIGHTING OUTFIT. ASK US ABOUT IT. WIMPENNY BROS. & REID (LTD.), 24ja Dnnedin. ANDERSON'S BAY QUARRIES. ; A TRUE STORY. Chap. DI: "Love makes time fly," or time makes love fly; ' but a concrete house, built with our popular cleai stone gravel, will last for, ever. It will refleot credit upon its owner, its designetr, and ibuflder. Stone gravel is i>, specially mode and graded only by ourselves. Don't use river silt, but send your esteemed orders to ua—'Phone 1637, or P.O. Box 406. r lmy SAVE MONEY AND TROUBLE By getting. your LAND AND INCOME TAX RETURNS MADE OUT CORRECTLY By an EXPERT. ARTHUR CLOTHIER (Nearly 30 years connected vrith theand Income Tax Department), 11 CRAWFORD STREET, DUNEDIN. Postal Address: GP O. Box 611, Dunedin. BBRMbSK UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, COMPETTITVE DISIGNS FOR ARTS BUILDING AND ACCESSORIES* The Auckland University College Council invites Architocte to SUBMIT PRELIMINARY SKETCH DESIpNS in competition for the Erection' of an Arts Building and Acccesories, which it proposes to erect on tlie site known as the Metropolitan Ground, ' facing Princes 6treet, Auckland. From the preliminary sketch designs six ; (6) -will bo selected, the authors of which will be invited tp submit final designs, and on their so doing', in accordance -with tha prescribed conditions, a final selection wifl be made of a design to be placed first, ana each of the five unsuccessful architects will receive an honorarium of One Hundred Pounds (£100). The author of the first design -will receive as a premium the sum of Five Hundred Pounds (£600). Designs for the preliminary competition must be delivered, addressed to the Registrar, Auckland University College, Symcoda street. Auckland, by tfi© 14th 1920.The award for the preliminary oompefetion will bo made within 21 days of the above date. The date for sending in the designs in the final competition will be determined hereafter, but at least. 12 vroeks will be allowed, and the final afwttrd will bo made within 21 days of the date so determined. Copies of conditions and particulars may bo obtained on application to the Registrant 1 of the University Colleges at Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch, of Otapo University, Dunedin, and of the Universities, of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Adelaide; also at the Offices of > the following journals:—Architecture. 16 Pitt street, Sydney; and Building, 20 Loftns street, Sydney. Those applying for conditions must, deposit tlie sum of Two Guineas (£2 2s), which will be returned to those competing when a sdcotion is made. Should any further information bo deeired, Competitors ore requested to communicate with the Registrar, University College, Auckland. A. B. CHAPPELL, M.A., Registrar. April 23, 1920. OTAGO WITNESS.—New storiee. A! largo amount of reading mstter. Price 3d.