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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18753, 5 January 1923, Page 10

PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET. Theme 2141. ■R A T T E R S BY & 'Phone 214 L C 0, LAND SALESMEN, REAL ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. A.M.P. BUILDINGS. 25 DOWLING STREET. DUNEDIN 11 OO ACRES, including 120 acres Leasehold (rent £2 10s per annum); 800 acres J-J " ploughnble; mostly in young grass; grows excellent crops and fattens well: 17 naddccka; fences mostly netted; carrying at present 1100 sheep, 40 cattle, and 9 horses, besides 160 acres under cultivation; new 6-roomed House, all good outbuildings; 3£ miles from school. PRICE £4 10s per acre. Owner will exchange for small property North; must, bo hnndv to a school. Fol. 2090. TE HAVE .SEVERAL GOOD GRAZING RUNS, from 1000 sheep upwards. Full particulars to GENUINE INQUIRERS. Q 9 ACRES FREEHOLD (handy to Dunedin); part good fiats; handy little farm; d'V good shelter bush ; 18 acres oats and turnips, patch potatoes; good four roomed Dwelling with bathroom, scullcrv, washhouse, and dairy, 16-stalled cowbyre with loft, barn, implement shod; handv to school and township. As a going concern, with 10 cows. 4 young cattle, horses, harness, implements, engine and saw bench. PRICE £I6OO. £4OO down, balance at cent. Fol. 159. TJETIEED MAN’S HOME.—4* Acres Freehold (Mosgiel), with good 5-roomed -*-•* House; hot and cold water, electric light, bathroom, washhouse, and otper outbuildings. The land is all first-class quality. PRICK £1450. Fol. 35. KQ ACRES FREEHOLD, 28 ACRES LEASEHOLD (rent £4 per annum). Central •JO Otago; all flat; subdivided into 12 paddocks by first-class sheep-procf fences; watered by running streams; 33 acres in oafs, wheat, lucerne, and turnips; 5-roomod Dwelling, complete outbuildings (first-claw order); close to rail and school. This farm will carry 25 dairy cows. PRICE £392.5. £BOO cash. Fol. 160. ORCHARD (Alexandra) —20 Acres Leasehold and Freehold; 1000 fruit trees, 3000 • tomato plants (all best varieties): 4-roomed House, glasshouses, packing shed; situated alongside rail. PRICE £I4OO. Ift/fARKET GARDENING OR POUT-TRY FARMING.—3* Acres Freehold (High-J-tJL cliff, fronting the harbour, very sunny); a ! I maiden lanijl; carry 3 cows; 5-roomcd House, cowhyro with loft, stable, lowlhouses; nice garden. PRICE, with 2 cows, fowls, and crops, as a going concern, £775. Fob 34. ACRES (Milton district); situated alongside rail, school, and post office: 300 acres good agricultural land (been well limed), balance heavy tussock country, lying well to the sun; 6-roomed House, stable, cowshed, woolsrtod, sheep’ yards. Stock: 500 ewes with over 90 per cent, lambs, fow_ dry sheep. 12 dairy cows, .18 young cattle, 8 horses, pigs, fowls, all farm imnlements. AS A GOING CONCERN, £6IOO. Fob 2131. fjpf AAA ACRES LEASEHOLD AND FREEHOLD; beautiful downs and hills. /wOjUUvr easily worked: well watered; situated 9 miles from rail; 5-roomed Dwelling (storeroom). 2 stables, implement shed, cowbyre, woolshed, sheop yards and dip, men’s huts; 5520 sheep (principally owes), 180 head of cattle; complete plant, crops, etc. PRICE £17,000. Fob 2129. SMALL DAIRY FARM WITH MILK RUN (alongside Timaru); 28J Acres Freehold; carrying 19 dairy cows, 1 bull, 2 horses, besides 12 acres in crop; 32-gallon milk run (all sound customers); 3-roomod House (hot and cold water washhouse), 16-stalled cowbyre, barn, and chaff shed; town water laid on. This is a model dairy farm. PRICE £3300. Terms £IOOO cash. ALL CORRESPONDENCE WILL BE ATTENDED TO DURING THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. •*

MISCEtIA-iEOUS WANT*. 4DVERTISEMKNTB of 16 Words under the Headings iqt-.mrlniis Yaean?. Wanted. Per Sole, To Let Lon and Found, ■ Miscellaneous Wants, Etc.. Ono Shitting per Insertion; 3 insertions, 3s Cd; 8 Insertions, Ss; Strictly Cash in Atinime. Extra Charge It Booked. P'lrir'l T! FRUIT! We ji.ro PAYING TOP PRICES for BLACK CURRANTS. GOOSEBERRIES, etc. Open between Christinas and New Year for Fruit. IRVINE & STEVENSON'S ST. GEORGE COMPANY (LIMITED), FILLEUL STREET. DUNEDIN. BURNER BROS., A 53 LOWER RATTRAY STREET. PAY TOP PRICES For Rabbitskins, Sheepskins, Wool, Hides, Calfskins, Horsehair, and Tallow. PROMPT RETURNS. ■ Labels and Advice Notes on application. TANNED RABBITSKINS FOR SALE. All Kinds Furred Skins Tanned. OLD FALSE TEETH bought sound or broken, also DENTAL SCRAP. Best prices, in N.Z., sent bv return mail. —Post to J. DUNSTONE. ” Box 51. Wellesley street, Auckland. Established 31 years. \WTANTED to PURCHASE, Double BagV v gor. —State price and condition to Bagger, Times Office, sj<v 'OTT'ANTED, harness HORSE for gi"-. 14J Vt to 15 hands; sound and quiet.—James Mitchell, Mosgiol. sja \7STANTED, 50 Sit sheets second-hand » I ROOFING IRON ; state price.—-143. Times Office. sja V®TANTEf)7~I3~or PIPES. —44. Y v y Times Office. sja FENCING POSTS Wanted: state kind of timber, size, where trucked, and price on truck.—39s. Times Office. 4ja ’’KTST'ANTED, PONY. 13-14 hands: reliable V V saddle, harness; quiet all traffic necessary; age, price.—415, Times Office. nriHE JACOBITE, Prince Charlie’s Paper. .0. Free copy from C. C. Bagnall, Kongo tea, Palmerston North. 5.1 a JEWELLERY. —Gifts that last. Genuine Reduction Rings, Watches specialty.— Thomson, 343 George street (opposite Knox Church). sja WKTANTED to HIRE, with view to purT T chase. Horse, Cart, and Harness, suitable for greengrocery business.—377, Times Office. 3ja ORLD’S RECORD BROKEN, 276 words per minute, Master Royal Typewriter.—N.Z. Typewriter Co., 2G Bond street. HAVE your Typewriter Overhauled and put in good condition for the New Year. Wo guarantee a good job. A trial will convince you. Ring 3248. —Bailey’s Typewriter Agency. A.M..P. Buildings. 4.ia JEWELLERY SALE,—3s discount in every £1; best stock Bangles, Brooches, Watches, Neck Pendants, Brushes, Vases, Jewel Boxes, Christmas Presents.— Himrael’s, 99 George street. 15n Oh'S” CONCRETE HOMER.—Greatly reduced cost; no maintenance; rapid erection. Ross Manufacturing Company (Limited), Bond street. 21au RABBITSKINS.— Consign to R. S. Black, 420 Moray place, Dunedin. Highest price, prompt payments; money talks. OTAMPS.—Wanted Purchase. Collections IO and Loose Lots Stamps.— Wilcox, Smith, and Co. Liverpool street, Dunedin. Established 84 years 17jv MISS LOGAN, Typist. Work treated strictly confidentially.—s and 6 Stock Exxhange (Princes street entrance). Telephone 126 15 ja IP you want the best price for HORSEHAIR send to the manufacturers.— Otago Brush Company, Dunedin. 14ja ANTED to BUY. HORSEHAIR, any quantity; top prices guaranteed.— Otago Brush Company, King street, Dunedin. . 14ja HY lose linen? Buy MARKING OUTFIT; name, ink, pad complete. 3s 8d Stanton, rubber stamp specialist, 76 Stuart street. 14s TYPEWRITERS, Duplicators, Repairs, Supplies, Typing, Hire.—Typewriter Supplies Co., corner Water and Bond streets (’phone 424'. 28n SEND your OLD FALSE TEETH to the Pcarline Co., 26 Durham street. Auckland. Our only commodity. 16s UR RENOVATING and REMODELLING, Tanning of Skins, Dunedin’s leading furriers. —Alaska Fur Specialists, 47 Princes street. Ind TITILSINOEE, LTD.—Hemstitching and JUJ Picot Edging, 6d per yard; any (juantity.—Upper Octagon, next H.B. Building. HORSEHAIR.— Send ua your Consignments ; wo give lop prices.—Otago Brush Company, King street. Dunedin. W' ANTED KNOWN—Mr Buchan still making bad feet good and good feet better. Appointments ’Phono 1718. WANTED —Corns Removed: foot yomfort assured.—Cbas, Buchan, chiropodist, No 4 Octagon (next F. and F. Martin). Appointments by 'Phono 1713. ANTED — Country Visitors rcizo opportunity have* Corns Removed.—CHAS. BUCHAN, Chiropodist, No. 4 Octagon (nexi F and F. Martin). 'Phono 1713. 11l I ELECTRICAL WORK.—House Lighting Li a Specially.—Consult O. S. Matthews, 64 Hazel avenue. Cavershnm ’Phone 862. SWEPT. Dunedin Window / Cleaning Co. have resumed Cleaning Chimneys. Telephone 493.-32 St. Andrew street. 9» MEN’S SAC SUITS, in newest greys ana browns; most modern style; 97s Gd, loss, 126s.—Herbert, Haynes. MEN’S SPORTS COATS, patch pockets, stitched belt; popular holiday coats; 455, 555, Cos. —Herbert, Hayne^j, EN’S SIIOWEILPROOF COATS, Rag' lan style; fawn shades; for ali seasons; 555, 69s 6d, 70a Gd.—HERBERT, HAYNES. 140 WTSTILLIAM OXLEY Commission Agent, IV Dunedin, Manufactures Crystals Jolly kUR JELLIES are pure, fresh, and tasty. ■"tIT'YSTUS decides that they are a wholesotno and nourishing food for invalids. LUXURIES that are within the reach of all. VERY JELLY is true to flavour-ahd colour. E r OUR TABLE is incomplete without OXLEY’S Marigold Jelly. 14n