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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18509, 21 March 1922, Page 7

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. TELEPHONES 959, 3721. RES. 2143. TROTMAN’S COLUMN. 73 PRINCES STREET. Suite of Rooms recently occupied by Messrs Hislop, Land and Paterson, solicitors. Now occupied by JJ, w. TROTMAN, (Successor to G. W. Kidd), LAND AND ESTATE AGENT HOTEL BROKER, VALUATOR. FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE AGENT, N.B.—Look for Handsign under -verandah, and No. 73 on pavement, nearly opposite Stewart Dawson’s. OQ/?K (NORTH-EAST VALLEYoUCJOO Splendid 5-roomed HOUSE, with verandah, big windows bathroom, h. and c., washhouse, fixed boiler, and hot water over tubs, drained to sower; e. 1., and gas cooking; sun all day, not far from Gardens.^ £825 Mo_R N IN GTON)—GOOD HOME, sound, box windows and portico, washhouse and bathroom combined, fixed copper and tubs; e. 1., gas cooking; also a BIG WORKSHOP, with gas - .2172. for power. £695 (HANDY - SUBIJRB^ 5 ,_v large substantial rooms, washhouse, fixed copper and tubs, e. 1., fowl-run to hold 160 fowls, further room to accommodate 500 more. Terms, £75 cash, and secono mortgage of £IOO, balance to be arranged by purchaser. _ _ , , Ol £• A (ST. CLAIR) —Splendid 6XIbUU roomed BUNGALOW, return verandah and bay window covered in at side, bathroom, h. and c., e. 1., not point for warmth and e. iron, gas cooking, fancy mantelpieces, tiled grates and hearths, builtin cupboards, linos, presses, bins, pantry, scullery, washhouse, coalhouse, ©to. An exceptionally well-built and beautifully finished home, large rooms, fibrous-plastered ceilings; nicely situated, highly recommended. 2185 ni i /\/\ (CLOSE ST. KILDA)~SEMIaLJLJLUU BUNGALOW, beautiful modern home, 5 rooms, fireplaces in all, oriel windows, verandah front, fibrous plaster ceilings, e. 1., gas cooking, porcelain bath and basin, h. and o. water t built-in mirror wardrobes and cupboards, fixed tubs and copper, motor garage, drained to sewer, lavatory in bathroom, tiled grates and hearths, gas fireplaces In sitting-rooms and bedrooms. £7OO Soldier's loan, balance arranged. 20-553 m orn (ANDERSON’S BAY)—SplenXiuDU didly built SEMI-BUNGA-LOW, return verandah, bathroom, porcelain bath and basin, gas cooking, e. 1., largo pantry, scullery and washhouse,_ copper and tubs under one roof, steel ceilings, largo dining-room, tiled grates and hearths, art mantelpieces; suit Targe family or retired farmer; i-acre double section available for building another house thereon. 2215 Ol ffcTK (NORTH DUNEDIN)—Good • O street, two-storey 7-roomed HOUSE, with slate roof, well built and thoroughly sound; e. 1., gas cooking, h. and c. water, porcelain bath, detached wash and coal house, wall papers splendid. £B2O soldier’s loan and £IOO can be left on second mortgage. 2216 OrAA (KAIKORAI)—Two-storey 4roomed HOUSE, 3 fireplaces, Zealandia range, verandah, nice windows, washhouse, fixed tubs and copper, drained to sewer, gas and water laid on, built-in cupboards, scullery’. 2217 (KAIKORAI)—FuII i-acre section with 4-roomed HOUSE, 2 fireplaces and Shacklock range, verandah, bay window, bathroom, h. and c., washhouse, Methven boiler, drained to sewer, gas, bath and shower, garden. 2218 070 Pt (BELLEKN OWES) 4-roomed 3* I /wm HOUSE, concrete piles, built only few years, verandah and one oriel window, bathroom, h. and c., fixed tubs and copper in washhouse, hot water over tubs, gtus and gas (rriller, e.l. all through, mirror wardrobes, tiled grates, etc.; vegetable garden, fowlhouses, lawn, flowers: i-acre. 2220 04 A (MUSSELBURGH)—S-roomod BUNGALOW, verandah, bay windows, portico, bathroom, porcelain bath and basin, h. and c., e. 1., washhouse, fixed tubs and copper, asphalt paths, lawns back and front, flower borders, pantry, linenpresses; handy to school, tram, etc. Only £2OO required to finance. 2221 £950 close to St. dair)— 4-roomed BUNGALOW. 2 fireplaces and new Zealandia. range, biuestone foundations, erected about 5 years: verandah, oriel window, bathroom, h. and c. water, gas cooker, e. 1., washhouse, fixed tubs, boiler, drained to sewer. Gash required £370, balance mortgage can fie taken over. 2222 077 K (MAORI KlLL)—Easy 10 minutes’ I * _ walk to Knox Church, 5-roomcd HOUSE, ideal section, 2 bay windows and portico, h. and c. water, porcelain bath and basin, e.l. and gas cooking, soullery and washhouse all under one roof; ground laid out in garden, vegetables and fruit trees, fowl run; entrance to two street*. 2223 £1550 OFFER)—ST. KTLDA.—Quarter-acre with 6roomed SEMI-BUNGALOW, verandah, casement windows, bathroom, porcelain bath and basin, washhouse, coalhouse, copper and tubs, drained to sewer; well painted. Easy term©. 2232 £AA (DUNEDIN NORTH)-5-aLi.OUU roomed SEMI-BUNGALOW and Kitchenette; everything planned to save labour; sun all round nous© summer and winter; all casement windows and highwaisted doors, rough cast finish outside ; all wallpapers Empire style, picture mouldings throughout rooms, latest gas fires, wardrobes. etc. e.l. throughout, including washhouse and lavatory, plug for iron; absolutely latest fittings and most exceptional B‘ j and bathroom fittings and facilities, and curtains included in price; within Id section. OQPA (OR NEAR OFFER)—ST. 3bift>U KILDA; 5-roomed HOUSE, concrete foundations, verandah, bathroom, h. and c., enam. bath, elec. light and gas cooking: all tiled grates, splendid papers, iron plug* sunny rooms; all conveniences, and all in good order. 2235 FARMS. 1 ACRES (Lawrence line), £6 15s JrrO“t ,per acre, with 6-roomed House, telephone, washhouse, dairyman’s hut, woolshed, shcepyards, e.l. later from Roxburgh Power Board; 9 paddocks; boundary netted all but one mile: curries over one ewe to acre without winter feed. 1398 OiVy ACRES (Milton district)—£B 10s U/V( per acre; one mile from school, etc., with good 5-roomed House, scullery and washhouse all under one roof; stable, barn, implement shed, byre, pigstye, yards, etc.; orchard. The place has all been burnt o(T and sown. Include* about 100 cords firewood, carries 400 ewes with lambs, 20 cattle and 4 horses without cultivation: 30 acres bush, good stuff, well watered, never dry. suitable for wheat, oats, turnips, rape and potatoes. About £ISOO rash required, or would exchange with smaller property from 20 to ICO acres. 749 r*-| OKA-~l have a house full of fumituro on the top of a hill suburb, right alongside tramline, 6 rooms recently renovated and all conveniences. The house £1250, furniture at valuation. This is a good thing, and can specially recommend it, having inspected it myself. PO^A —A very nice 2-sl.orcy BRICK 1 HOUSE, slate roof. 5 rooms, all conveniences, with all Furniture. Floor Coverings, Curtains, etc. Close to city centre. HOTEL— LEASEHOLD: a money maker. Illness cause of selling. This is a real good thing, and will stand investigation. Strictly cash sale. Purchaser t-o arrange own finance. Freehold can be secured at a nominal nrice. Goodwill and furniture £2OOO. Slock at valuation, approximately £IOOO. FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY BUSINESSES. I HAVE 6 for sale; prices, £750; £550 (stock and plant at valuation); £400; £375; £3OO (two). GENERAL STORES. I HAVE 6 for sale, situated at different parts of the City, executing two in the country. Prices of the 4 in the City are £175; £llOO (freehold, including S-roomed dwelling, etc,, stock and plant at valuation); £550, and £7OO. n/.AA A good COUNTRY. STORE. Gtv)”*/ freehold shop and 5 living rooms, large store room, stable, 6 acres of land; stock about £2OO, safe; horse, cart, harness, old-established business, unencumbered, turnover between £l3O and £l4O per month. Good orchard and garden, plenty of firewood. j\ livin'? and a home. ABA (OR LESS) will secure to an d&J..x7xf\l approved client STORE, 8 acres of land, also 6 acres Crown leasehold, stock about £IBOO. building valued at about £SOO. motor car £270; small residence attached. FOR ALL THE ABOVE LINES IN THE WHOLE OF THIS COLUMN particulars supplied by H. W. Trotman (Kidd’s Agency). PRINCES STREET.