Page 11 Advertisements Column 2

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18447, 7 January 1922, Page 11

"White satin shoes, which looked like swans with wings complete, were recently exhibited in London.

PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TC LET. FARMING PROPERTY IN CENTRAL OTAGO. 395 ACRES (33 years’ Renewable Leas®, half-yearly rental £36), subdivided into 8 paddooka, all well watered. The land is all in English grasses and clovers with the exception of a few acres in lucerne. All the boundary fences axe netted with rabbitproof netting. The buildings consist''of men’s hut, woolahed, also sheepyards. The property is situated three miles from rail and two miles from school. The district is one of the most favoured in Central, and the land 1 is rich, fertile, and in excellent heart, besides being easy to work. The property .is especially suitable : for dairying. Good crops have been produced, and also good , quality fat stock. Price, £8 per acre. Terms; Half cash, balance at 6 per cent, for five years. Wo recommend bona fide buyers to communicate with us re the abovementioned property. Good reason for selling. WATERS, RITCHIE, & CO., ’Phone 1880. 95 CRAWFORD STREET. DUNEDIN. Office ’Phono 2124. Private Residence ’Phono 2476. Offices Upstairs (Near Gridiron Hotel). FRANCIS, SELLARS, & CO., PROPERTY SALESMEN, 227 PRINCES STREET. DUNEDIN. THRASHING MILL OWNERS! THRASHING MILL OWNERS! THRASHING MILL OWNERS! THRASHING MILL OWNERS! THRASHING- MILL OWNERS! THRASHING MILL OWNERS! T*TE have a Client with a FIRST-CLASS CROWN LEASEHOLD of 300 ACRES. Rental £66 per annum. No mortgage. 70 acres turnips. ' Well fenced and watered. Good buildings. Handy to school and .rail. Going concern, £llOO, with 230 owes, with lambs at foot, 6 cows, young stock, etc. Owner will EXCHANGE for a good THRASHING PLAINT TURNOUT.. F. 292 ’Phone 2739. J. BDOOLEY t 'Phone 2739. C 0.. LAND. ESTATE. FINANCIAL. AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, 32 OCTAGON, DUNEDIN. jQpr/v DEPOSIT—6-rpomed HOUSE (near Gardens); .conveniences; easy repayments; c5«/0" immediate possession. , ‘ (661) i OprDEPOSIT—4-roomed HOUSE (Roslyn); i-acro section; easy repayment; early cfeOxf possession. • (663) jp»l AA DEPOSIT—6-roomed HOUSE (“St. James’s Park"); all modem conveniSwXvJ" onces; i-acre section. (662) pi OKA —CITY; 7-roomed HOUSE; all possible conveniences; kauri floors, workSUXoOU shop; all in good order; good sound house; immediate possession. (656) WARRINGTON; 6-roomod HOUSE; furnished; immediate possession. MALL ORCHARD (Alexandra); 5-roomed House; 3$ acres freehold; apricots, nectarines, apples, plums, and cherries, strawberries; 10 minutes from station. Ask for S

particulars. XJAQ'n-CAVERSHAM (on rise): 6-roomod HOUSE; conveniences! good garden; } immediate possession. (14) DEPOSIT—St Clair: 5-roomed BUNGALOW; everything up-to-date; price 3&/WvU right. See it at once. Immediate possession. (13) ’Phone*: Office, 3231. BARR & C 0., / CJMALL MIXED FARM ON EASY IO TERMS; 100 ACRES; 50 of which richest river flat; crops of oats, turnips and potatoes, included in low price of £2O 10s per acre. Wo can arrange the easiest terms to a man taking over the Stock and Implements. Farms like this are hard to get WE ARE SOLE AGENTS. WANTED, Grazing Farm of 500 to 1000 acres in exchange for 330 acres Milton District with an excellent house and buildings. Owner -is out to deol right away. Buyers waiting for 5 to 20 acres Waikouaiti; two cash buyers for handy Leasehold Farms, also cash buyer, for ICO ACRES Oamaru District; cash buyer 10 to 50 ACRES, Milton, with good house; DAIRY FARM, 40 to 50 acres, near Dunedin, suitable for Milk Run; cash buyer for 4 ROOMS, Waikouaiti, . and others. SEND PARTICULARS. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, 68 PRINCES STREET. Farm; Salesman;; Evenings, 6598 LITTLE ORCHARD in .Central Otago as a Going Concern; all kinds of fruit. Price, £BOO. £250 DOWN BARGAIN. TTIXCHANGE, Nice HOUSE in St Kilda JL-4 for 10 to 20 ACRES property North Line. Exchange 400 ACRES North Line for smaller place of ICO to 150 ACRES North, ■EXCHANGE for HOUSE Dunedin, 120 ACRES with good house. .Owner giving up on account of old age. Exchange, kw acres (south) for City Property; this is a sound one-man farm end will give' any crop to perfection and eminently adapted for dairying. TC'IXCHANGE 160 ACRE FARM North JLi Line for smaller place. This is well worth considering. ‘4 ■pALMERSTON DISTRICT EXCHANGE X 170 ACRES of sound heavy land; suitable for dairying and cropping; owner has independency and will take house Dunedin in part payment. AAA ■ ACRES NORTH LINE EX.CHANGE; owner of this excellent property getting up in years, and would consider 200 or less of expensive land suitable for Stud Stock. Those 2141. ’Phone 214 L BATTERS B Y & C 0., LAND SALESMEN. REAL ESTATE. AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, A MP. BUILDINGS. 25 DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Q/\ ACRES FREEHOLD (North Otago); splendid heart; good fences and water supOvr ply; 60 acres down in oats, young grass, and turnips; good 4-roomed House and farm buildings. Price, £23 per acre. Mortgage, £7OO. Owner will Exchange for similar farm between Dunedin and Balclutha. p. C\~ l ACRES FREEHOLD Plain South line); good dairying or cropping land; close /vXO to rail, school, and P. 0.; carries with crops 40 dairy cows; good buildings. Price, £ls per acre. Owner will Exchange for mixed farm, north line preferred. Equity £I7OO. Fol. 14b 7 ACRES FREEHOLD (Abbotsford); all in grass; carries 4 cows; well suited for poultry; sunny and sheltered; 5 Rooms and outbuildings. Price, £BOO. Owner will Exchange for comfortable house in Dunedin. 13. ACRES (Timaru), with good 5-roomed Dwelling, all modern • conveniences. The 4 land is all flat and surveyed into building sections. Price, £I2OO. Exchange for 5 or 6-roomed Dwelling in Dunedin. -| Wf\ ACRES FREEHOLD (sea ooa£t, near Dunedin): carries 30 cows; 13 acres v sown in wheat, oats, and turnips; good Dwelling, cowbyre, barn, stable, etc. As a Going Concern, with 9 cows. 10 young cattle, 3 horses, pigs, all farm implements, engine- and chnffcutter. harness, sundries, price £2300. Or owner will Exchange for. smaller farm, 50 or 60 acres. F. 141 TWO FIRST-CLASS CENTRAL OTAGO ORCHARDS. O/i -1- ACRES FREEHOLD (Alexandra), of which 11 acres are planted in trees, /©“t 2 consisting of apples, pears, nectarines, peaches, apricots, plums, cherries, etc. (mostly 9 to 10 years old), bearing a heavy crop of fruit and in the best of condition; now 4-roomed House, bathroom, hot and cold water throughout, scullery, pantry, stable, chaffhouse, storeroom, packing shed, and all necessary implements; all rabbitproof fenced and splendidly watered; li miles from Alexandra. Price, £2750. Terms can bo arranged. This is one of the finest orchards: in Central Otago, practically free from frosts and birds, and is considered as being one of the most suitable properties in the district for growing strawberries. First time over on the market. Get full particulars. or? ACRES FREEHOLD (Ettrick); all level land ; 14 acres planted in trees, mostly OO apples and pears; main road frontage; rabbit-proof fences; watered by two races; splendid shelter bolt of trees. The only reason for selling is that the present owner lias another property and cannot attend both. The Price is £2OOO (or offer), and easy terms can bo arranged if desired. LEASEHOLD DAIRY FARM (handy to Dunedin); 90 acres good grass land; annual rental £77, 5 years’ lease; valuation for improvements at end of term; 4-roomed House, scullery, cowbyre (28 stalls), concrete floor; close to rail and school; stock —21 cows (in full milk), 4 heifers, 2 horses, 10 pigs, 60gal separator, dairy utensils, farm implements, sundries. Price, a* a Going Concern, £9OO. Terms can ba arranged. 111-hoalth reasons for selling. F. 11l