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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18324, 15 August 1921, Page 10

PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET. - • f 'Phone 2141. 'Phono 2141. BATT,ERSBY & C 0.. LAND SALESMEN, REAL ESTATE. AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. A MP. BUILDINGS, 25 DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. IOK ACRES FREEHOLD TIP-TOP DAIRYING LAND, MATAURA; carries 30 -“■OtJ dairy cows, with crops; 5-roomed House, 10-staJled cowbyre, stable (with loft), dairy, aud washhouse. PRICE, £l3 per acre. Only £250 cash re-, quired. An opportunity to secure a good dairy farm with a small deposit. F. 60 ACRES GOVERNMENT RENEWABLE LEASE, NORTH OTAGO; rent 8s 2d Ote less 10 per cent.; part river flat; 23 acres sown in wheat and barley; good buildings; situated alongside rail and school; stock: 12 cows, 13 head mixed cattle, horses, pigs, fowls, harness, implements, 2 stacks oaten sheaves, chaff, oats, sundries. GOING CONCERN, £2500. Mortgage £675. Owner will EXCHANGE for DAIRY FARM south same equity. F. 65 GOA ACRES FREEHOLD and 85 ACRES RENEWABLE LEASE, LAWRENCE; low rental; suitable mixed farming; Dwelling and farm buildings: 2 miles from rail and school. PRICE, £5 per acre, or offer. Deceased estate; must bo 501 d.,. 14 ACRES,FREEHOLD FIRST-CLASS LAND, with good 8-roomed Dwelling and outbuildings; close to rail and school, on suburban line. PRICE, £1450. Very easy terms. ACRES FREEHOLD, NORTH OTAGO; flat land; all in grass; well watered; splendid Dwelling of 7 rooms, with outbuildings; alongside roil and town* ship. Price, with- Stock and Implements, £I2OO. F. 7 ACRES, PART LEASEHOLD; rich land; carries 5 cows; owner averages £3 per month from dairy produce, besides fruit and vegetables; large orchard; very sunny and sheltered; 7-roomed House and outbuildings; close to rail and school. PRICE, f 775. Owner will EXCHANGE for HOUSE in Dunedin. F. 9 ACRES FREEHOLD, alongside OAMARU; an ideal little place to establish a poultry farm; 4-roomed House, bathroom, and outbuildings. PRICE, £950. Small deposit. Also FIVE ACRES FREEHOLD, with good fourroomed House; close to school. PRICE, £BSO. P. 21 600 3^o OULTRY FARM, NORTH OTAGO; 23 acres first-class land, with good 6-roomed Dwelling, outhouses, fowlhouses, and runs; stock: 6 cows, 4 heifers, horse, pigs, 700 White Leghorn fowls, cart harness, incubator, brooders, separator, crates, and everything necessary for a poultry farm; alongside rail and school. PRICE AS A GOING CONCERN, £2200. Terms. F. 23 ACRES FREEHOLD, SOUTH LINE;, sweet tussock ridges; beautiful sheep country, part good cropping land; with a little improvement would carry 1000 ewes; 4-roomed House, hut, farm buildings, sheepyards, and dip; 24 miles from main rail and school. PRICE. £7 10s per acre. Only £250 cash recuired. Owner will take TOWN PROPERTY, SECTIONS, or any SOUND PROPOSITION as part payment. F. 244 ACRES FREEHOLD, MILTON DISTRICT; g6od wheat and dairying land; 130 acres rich river flat; been all timed, 24 tons to the acre; rabbit-proof fences; good cottage, stable, woolshed. sheepyards, etc. PRICE, £lB per acre. Easy terms can be arranged. F. 159 ■ i &lEVWRIGHT. HAGGITT. & CO- (LTD.). AUCTIONEERS, LAND AGENTS. AND SHAREBROKERS. EMPIRE BUILDINGS. DUNEDIN. 1 1 ACRES FREEHOLD (1 mile from Mosgiel, on rise); comfortable 4-roomed -1-4 Cottage; stable, byre, cartshed, fowlhouses, and pigstyo; 2 cows, 1 horse, 34 fowls, most of the furniture, spring-cart and harness, etc. Going Concern, £450. (168) 5 ACRES FREEHOLD; poultry farm (North Otago); 4-roomed Cottage, fowlhouses to accommodate 1000 hens, incubator house, with 3 incubators, totalling 812 eggs, brooder house, 5 chicken houses, engine shod, with 34 h.p. engine, grit crusher, 2 seed houses, etc.; enough feed to last till end of year, 800 young fowls, horse, cart, and harness, implements, tools, etc.; water laid on by windmill. £I4OO, as a Going Concern. £4OO cash. (194) na ACRES LEASEHOLD (Otago Peninsula); 4 miles from town; lease has 9 years DU to run; rent £BO a year; broomed House, byre, stable, etc.; 25 cows, bull, 4 horses, implements, jnilk run. Going Concern, £I3OO. (203) -j -| a ACRES FREEHOLD; all best of dairying land, been all bush, now cleared; J.J.U carry 35 cows; splendid 6-roomed House, byre (with machines) and other outbuildings; factory on the* farm; 4- m ’le from school. £2yan acre. Terms. Last year’s swede crop was sold at £l7 an acre. (117) —MORNINGTON (handy car): Modern 5-roomed VILLA; scullery, pantry, dt i /vu h. and c., gas; concrete foundation; SOLDIER’S LOAN, £650. Deposit required, £75. Walk in, walk out. oaka—ST.-KILDA: Verandah 4 ROOMS; scullery, bathroom (h., c.), electric, o&ODv wardrobes, cupboards, grates in all rooms; nice section, -garden. Deposit required, £125. Walk in. walk out. TOK ACRES FREEHOLD; 14 miles from rail. High School, etc.; 7 paddocks; 1,40 netted boundaries; never-failing water supply; eight acres turnips, 10 acres ploughed (wheat land), 6 acres ready for oats and grass, 2 acres lucerne, remainder grass; carries 120 sheep and 15 cattle; splendid 6-roomed House, bathroom, washhouse (copper and tubs), telephone, concrete yards and paths, barn, stable, byre, and shed; beautiful view; plantation; garden. £IBOO. Easy terms. (152) ALEX. HARRIS & CO., AUCTIONEERS VALUATORS. ESTATE AGENTS. Eta, Office ’Phones 1711. 1200 221 PRINCES STREET. W. M. Skene. ’Phone 2575. FIRST-CLASS MOTOR GARAGE BUSINESS, progressive town, rich farming district ; splendid Buick and other car agencies returning a big income; no goodwill asked; stock, machinery, plant, and fittings at valuation. A real live concern and a good money maker. . (7424) jr»-« /> —CITY RESIDENCE (on rise, no cars required); 7-roomed double-storey House, splendid design, large rooms, sun balcony, gas, gas fires; large bathroom (h. and c. water service), two lavatories; 4-acre section, with two frontages; panoramic view of harbour and city. At £I2OO it’s a generous bargain. (6826) —BEAUTIFUL VILLA RESIDENCE, fronting Otago Harbour, on Port ab J-OOU line; 8 large sunny rooms; Art wallpapers and friezes, commodious bathroom, enamelled in white, h. (and c. water service, electric light, extra wide hall; kitchen dresser, storeroom; septic tank drainage; 1J acres level land, orchard, croquet lawn, shrubbery, some choice native bush; stream water. An extra choice property. Immediate possession guaranteed, and finance arranged. (7072) OAA — MUSSELBURGH : Stylish 5-roomcd BUNGALOW rich fibrous plaster ceilings, tile surrounds, electric and gas gas cooker,' pedestal bath, h.p.. wardrobe, linen press, shhving cabinet, pantry, washhouse, etc.; new fowl run; corner freehold; linoleums at valuation if required; immediate possession; owner leaving town. CHOICE'. HOME. (7380) Office ’Phone 2124. Private Residence ’Phone 2476. Office Upstairs (near Gridiron Hotel). FRANCIS. ShLL AR 8, & C 0., PROPERTY SALESMEN, 227 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Exchange for hotel or business or SHEEP FARM up to 300 Acres, i'ho following proposition is offered f or above:—sS2 ACHES FREEHOLD and 400 ACRES LEASHOLD; all ploughable; exceptionally good dairying and fattening land; handy school, etc. Price, £l2 10s for freehold as going concern (leasehold given in). Stock comprise 740 sheep (mostly owes), 28 cows and young cattle, 8 horses; ■all harness, all implements (mostly new); good 5-seater car. Now hustle in your proposition; this will not- last long. The easiest terms offering in OTAGO—IOO ACRES FREEHOLD; splendid dairy farm; 5 minutes to rail, school, etc. As a going concern, £275 ingoing. £JTILL MORE EASY TERMS.—£2OO ingoing; 600 ACRES FREEHOLD and 200 ACRES LEASEHOLD; farm buildings. As going concern, with sheep, horses, cows, pigs, implements, etc. More easy terms.—iso acres FREEHOLD (handy Dunedin); 1 00 acres ploughable ;** good House and outbuildings; carry 15 to 20 cows. £IOO ingoing. See us quickly. STRAIGHT-OUT LEASE.—I7OO Splendid FREEHOLD SHEEP and DAIRY FARM. £3OO for 70 .acres turnips, chaff, etc. See us. This is a great opportunity. Only 20 miles Dunedin. Great Homestead. P.O Box 361. M. HARIiI% <k GO., ’Phone 3640 LAND. ESTATE, AND GENERAL C OMMISSION AGENTS, 214 PRINCES STREET. DUNEDIN. 5 ACRES, Mosgiel; lovely 5-roomed Bungalow', brick, return verandah, bathroom, dairy, washhouse, coalhouse, hot and cold water, electric light; right up to date. Price, £2250. Fob 843 9 ACRES MARKET GARDEN. 2 miles from oar terminus; splendid soil and nicely sheltered; 5-roomed Dwelling and al 1 necessary outbuildings. Price, £1650. Fob 825 arv ACRES FREEHOLD, Going Concern; situated 14 miles from rail and school; 4-roomed House, 2-stalled stable. 8-stalled cowbyre, barn, cowshed, etc.; 5 cows, 1 horse, set implements, including milk-cart, plough, harrows, etc. This is a good little farm, and in good heart. Owner retiring. Price, £BSO, Going Concern. Fob 826 <}A ACRES (34 miles from Dunedin); 3/C\J roomed Dwelling, stable, cowbyre. etc.; 3 cows, 1 horse, implements, etc., buggy and harness. Price, £SOO, Going Concern. Folio 742 ACRES, North Line; going concern; 5-roorned Dwelling, 6-stalled byre, 3stalled stable, pigstye, fowlhouse, etc.; stock and plant consist of 10 cows, 1 yearling heifer, 1 yearling bull, 1 horse, 50 ewes, separator, dray, spring-cart, buggy and harness, wheel plough, spring plough. Owner ■would Exchange for 8 or 10 acres good Land handy to rail. £22 tper acre as a going concern. Fob 777 pf A ACRES LEASEHOLD, going con♦l” corn; rent £1 per acre; 23 cows. 1 bull, 2 horses, full implements, etc.; 5roomed House, cowshed, pigstyes. etc Price £9OO This is a splendid grazing farm, and very early. Fob 828 EXCHANGE for town property. U ACRES FREEHOLD Suburban Property ; good 6-roomed House, h. and o. water, with motor garage, etc.; suit retired farmer, or would make an excellent market garden or dairy farm; milk lifted from door Price, £2OOO. Owner will leave £BSO on mortgage. Fob 838

MONEY. jyjONEY T O LEND The DUNEDIN SAVINGS BANK is prepared to LEND MONEY on FREE HOLD SECURITY at Lowest Current Rates. 12ju JAMES QUAILE, Manager. M ONEY TO LEND IN ANY SUM ON MORTGAGE SECURITY. Lowest Current Rate*. ADAMS BROS., Empire Buildings, Princes street. Money to lend on freehold SECURITY At Current Rates of .Interest. JOHN WILKINSON, Solicitor, 26 Dowling street. M ONEY TO LEND IN LARGE SMALL AMOUNTS ON FREEHOLD SECURITY. OR & MONDY. STEPHENS. MONRO. STEPHENS. Solicitors. Express Co.’s Building, Bond at. MONEY CLUB for MONEY; large or small; Loans on all classes of securities; particulars on application.—Hugh Mitchell, secretary, 152 High street. 4ju MONEY to LEND from £5 and upwards; all classes security; easy terms.— Divers. 193 Princes street. ONEY to LEND.—I specialise in Loans on Life Insurance Policies; business confidential; no delay.—Divers, 193 Prince® street. ; , ONEY to LEND.—£IO. £2O. £3O. £4O. on Furniture, Scrip, Pianos, Interest under WiIIs—DIVERS, 193 Princee street. OANS: £5, £lO, £ls, £2O, £25, £SO, ! £100; reasonable rates, easy payments. Bryant, 225 Princes street. X3au 1

MONEY. MONEY to LEND on Furniture, Pianos, Sewing Machines, Life Policies, Bills of Lading, Promissory Notes, Stock, Scrip; easy repayments.—Otago Finance and Agency Company (Limited), 15 Empire Buildings, Dunedin. 2flmy OTAGO PENINSULA HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY i The committee of the above-named society met last week in the Coronation Hall* Portobello. The president (Mr A. Hanna) occupied the chair. It was reported that the membership now reached 260, and that it was expected to reach 200 before the next show took ‘place. It was decided to ask the judges who acted so ably at last year’s shows to again officiate at both the September and February shows. The society expressed ita thanks to the Government Urchardist (Mr Goodwin) for the pruning demonstration given by him under the auspices of the Otago Peninsula Horticultural Society at the orchards of Mr P. W. Shacklock and Mr W. llloy, which these gentlemen kindly placed at the disposal of the society. The society was started to encourage the children of the Peninsula in horticulture, and so far has been eminently successful. All children are allowed to enter their exhibits free, and have also free admission to the show. The treasures reported that the bank pass book shows a credit balance of £3O.

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