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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18464, 27 January 1922, Page 10

PROPERTIES FOR SAIfE AND TC LET. 'Phone 2141. BATTE R S B Y ’Phone 214 L C 0.. LAND SALESMEN, REAL ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, "UILr A.M.P. BUILDINGG, 25 DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. AJVfifK ACRES RENEWABLE LEASE (North of Dunedin); cheap rental, splendid “nt 1 Ovr grazing country, low downs, warm and sheltered, well watered; sheep* mo proof fences; situated alongside rail and school. Crops:—lo acres oats, 50 acres have been cultivated, balance good tussock. STOCK:—I4OO ewes, 50 hoggets, 40 head cattle, 6 horses, all necessary implements and plant, vlodern 7-roomed DWELLING, bathroom, hot and cold: water; stable, chaffhouse, woolehed, men’s hut, etc. : This is undoubtedly one of tho cheapest runs offering. PRICE: —£6500. Very easy terms can be arranged.' V Fol. 411 ACRES CROWN LEASEHOLD (Main. North Lind, handy to Dunedin); rental £44 per annum; beautiful sheep country, carrying 1000 sheep, 800 being- ewes looking wellsplendid 7-roomed DWELLING, new woolshed and Sheep yards, warm climate. PRICE:—£4OOO. We can strongly recommend this to those in search of a small grazing property. Fol. 414 HAVE SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS GRAZING RUNS ON OUR LIST AT REDUCED PRICES. TERMS TO SUIT ALL BUYERS. OrtQ ACRES FREEHOLD (OAMARU) ; wheat or fattening land, subdivided into 440 6 paddocks by post and -wire fences; 85 acres sown in wheat, 35 acres oats, balance grass; new 4-roomed HOUSE, good farm buildings; 1 mile from rail. Price, with crops, £26 per acre.. Exchange for few acres good land ! ? ...... Fol. 228 TJIRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS, Freehold Shop and living rooms. Ju '■ niain thoroughfare, Oamaru; everything modern and* up-to-date; splendid ** business. Walk in, walk out, £I3OO. £6OO cash. HAIRDRESSING AND TOBACCONIST BUSINESS (Main South Line); lar... shop and up-to-data saloon; cent 15s weekly; electric light throughout, good turnover; splendid little business; valuation for shop and fittings:. PRICE:—£4OO. CITY PROPERTY SALES DEPARTMENT. v , A NDERSON’S BAY.—9 Rooms; £2750. Ideally situated on a large, sunny, freehold section, with magnificent view, and well laid out in flowers, fruit, and vegetables; fine large rooms, latest papers throughout; electric light, ; gas, hot and cold water, large bathroom, porcelain bath, basin; near tram. Can honestly, recommend. ’ /"IITY RISE.—9 Rooms; £2650, A delightful gentleman’s EVIDENCE, situated ■ on i-acre freehold section, nicely laid out in floWers and lawns. Tho house ' possesses every modem convenience, and has all necessary offices. It is handy to tho city, and is located in the best residential area. TJOSLYN. —7 Rooms; £2300. A modern Brick BUNGALOW of the kind that is JL«j not often available in this very desirable suburb. Everything on the place is modem, the rooms are large and sunny, and the location is unsurpassed. The full value for the money is there. ST. CLAIR. —8 Rooms; £2200. We know of no better property than this. Built-in wardrobes, bathroom, porcelain bath and basin; sculler^; garage; /electric ' light,'gas; hot and cold water; latest Empire papers; a charming home for any critical home seeker It also has a large freehold section well laid out in flowers, lawns, and vegetables.

Office ’Phone 2124. * Private Residence ’Phone 2476. Offices Upstairs (Near Gridiron Hotel). FRANCI S,.,VS ELLA R S,' & CO., PROPERTY SALESMEN, 227 PRINCES STREET. DUNEDIN. ACRES, handy Dunedin, as a going concern, with 10 oows, 1 bull; splendid crops of oats and turnips; first-class buildings; returning £3O per month; very suitable for milk run. Price £950 as a going concern. Terms. Fol. 20. •7KA AjQRES LEASEHOLD; up-to-date steading; alongside rail and school. Price, 4 01/ os a going concern, with 50-pows, 10 heifers, 20 sheep, 6 horses, implements, cows; returning nearly £SO per month, and timber contract returning £6 per week. Price, £BSO going concern. . „ , F. 15. qw ACRES, North Line; 15 acres oats, 5 acres turnips; all plcmghable, well subO 4 divided and watered; 4-roomed House and .good outbuildings; 1 mile school, 2i miles rail. Going concern, 15 cows, 3 draught horses, poultry, separator, implements, etc. Price* £llsO. £550 cash. Would Exchange for Town Honse. p. 306 TjIIR£)T-CLASS LEASEHOLD COUNTRY HOTEL; practically all bar trade; turnJj, over nearly £IOO per week; lease 6 years to run; rental £4 per week. .. Price, £I4OO, goodwill and furniture, stock at valuation. Terms arranged. This is easily the best Leasehold on the market 0/4 0 ACRES (South); li miles rail, town, and school; practically all level; well ArLA wateredSPLENDID BUILDINGS (worth the price asked for farm); carrying capacity 16 cows and young cattle, 416 sheep (including 170 lambs), 4-horso team, alf farming implomen’ts; 40 acres oats (good), 19 acres drilled turnips, balance 1 2, and 3-year-old-pasture. Price, £lO p.a. (or near offer); stock and plant at valuation. Owing to ill-health owner will take town of small suburban property in exchange. Wo can with confidence recommend this as absolutely pre-war value, and appeal strongly to any bona fide buyef. ’ F 44 20 ’Phone 3542. ’Phone 3542. LTD. OTAGO FINANCE AND AGENCY CO., v OFFICE: 15. EMPIRE BUILDINGS. PRINCES SEREET, IVrAORI HlLL—Charming 5-roomed briok BUNGALOW, tiled roof, fibrous plaster IrJL ceilings, largo rooms, well and tastefully finished; electric light, porcelain bath, basin h. and e. water, gas range, and everything up-to-date; extra largo section; splendid view; handy car. £I4OO, Terms. . . .. ROSLYN— Pretty 5-Roomed VILLA, art papers ojmt fittings, electno light, gas, and all conveniences ; lovely section, nearly i-acro, lawns, flowers, fruit, vegetables; l workshop, fowlhouses and run; nice position; fine view. Price, only £BOO, AfORTH END—Good Family HOUSE of 6 rooms and conveniences; gpo; good JL\ section. ’Price, £650; £4O deposit.; balance £1 per week. WJ have a splendid i-ACRE SECTION at Anderson’s Bay, near car line. Price £250; very easy terms. ' have a large list of HOUSES AND FARMS FOR -SALE, Gall on US.

boar\i awd residence. AI) VEBTISEifEKTS of 16 Words odder the Head logsvSituation* Vacant, Wanted, For Brie. To Ut, test and Found, iliafleUanwna Wants, Etc.., One Shilling pen Insertion- 3 ‘“jertiona. S/6; 6 insertions. */-• Strictly Caab In Advance. Extra Charge H Boobed. y Byl AT HA N HO TEL , (Near Railway Station), , DUNEDIN. t The Most Up-to-date and Largest PrivSto Hotel in New Zealand. Situated only 3 minutes from the Railway Station. The Leviathan is the handiest half-way house between trains. Largo, airy bedrooms, electric light. pjivid* sitting and smoking rooms, modern dining hall, excellent service. ’ CHARGES MODERATE. Hay and night porters. Book Rooms by Telegram or Letter. Telegraphic Address; Leviathan. Dunedin. P.O Box 112, Dunedin. Telephone No. 2934, Telephone Office No 67. TACKSON’S PRIVATE HOTEL. . 36 PRINCES STREET (Late Dowling street). The Most Centrally-situated PRIVATE HOTEL IN DUNEDIN. Five Minutes’ Walk from Railway Station. , Redecorated. Electric Light and Hot Water Throughout. GOOD TABLE AND SERVICE. Terms Moderate. ’Phone 2450. P.O. Box 470. OCCIDENTAL PRIVATE HOTEL, Man bo streot.—This well-known Private Hotel is now under now management, having been Redecorated and Refurnished; electric light, hot and cold water; tariff moderate.—Tele.phone 3145. 24ja WISTANTED, furnished or unfurnished v ( FLAT or ROOMS, yicinity George street; suit 2 ladies.—Conveniences, Times Office, 26ja MANY ROOMS Wanted for Carnival Week. Why have yours empty? Register immediately at Austen’S, Frederick street. 27ja TWO BEDROOMS Wanted, with, or without hoard; good locality; moderate terms and particulars.—lnquiry, Times Office./' 27ja VACANCY for two gentlemen BOARDERS.—Telephone 2419; 45 Royal terrace. 27 ja TADY, handy High School, would BOARD J boy or girl attending school; good' home; terms £l.—Hill, Times. 27ja ANTED, BOARD and RESIDENCE for 3 adults; private family preferred. Rev. Stalham, Box 346, Post Office. 27ja "ANTED, LADY to Sharo Furnished Cottage near Gardens.—lnquire 793 King street. 27ja WANTED, a furnished or unfurnished ROOM, with fireplace; on rise.—Carpenter, Times Office. 26ja ANTi?D (by young lady), BOARD with washing, private family.—Communicate Central, Moray Place Post Office. 26ja Aid GEORGE STREET offers superior Ql./C ACCOMMODATION to casuals and permanents. 26ja mO LET, Furnished ROOMS, use conJL venienocs, with breakfast. —1 S Clyde street (near Frederick). 25ja ORAKANITI HOUSE, 7 Market street, has now Reopened, and is prepared to receive BOARDERS.—’Phono 2427. 14ja PEOPLE know thd best WATERS and CORDIALS when they ask for Lane’s. niIHE First Utility of frequent and regular JL Advertising consists in this: Therih is at all times a largo class of persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are ready to bo swayed and drawn towards any particular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Ir different to all, they yield without hesitate to the first who asks. ANTED7~THEATRicAL MANAGERSand Others to know that the Otago Daily Times undertakes the execution classes of THEATRICAL PRINTING on the Shortest Notice,