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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18759, 12 January 1923, Page 10

► ROPEBTIES FOB SALE AND TO LET. 'Phone 2141, ■RATTERSBY & 'Phone 2141. C 0., LAND SALESMEN, REAL ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, A.M.P. BUILDINGS. 25 DOWLING STREET. DUNEDIN GOOD PRICES ARE RULING FOR WOOL AND LAMB. TWO FINE GRAZING PROPERTIES THAT WILL GROW YOU THE RIGHT CLASS OF WOOL AND FATTEN ALL SURPLUS STOCK. Q/| P ACRES FREEHOLD, 3000 ACRES LEASEHOLD (21 years to run, rent only vtO £56 6s 6d per annum); leasehold consists of low warm downs ah in its natural state, full of feed, securely fenced, and permanently watered; stock —2400 sheep (Corriedale cross, half owes; wool from this stock realised 2-.xl per lb at the recent Dunedin sales), 26 head of cattle, ?. horses; full range of farm implements; 7-roomed House, with outhouses, stable, barn, cowbyre, woolshed, sheep yards and dip; Ijr miles from rail, school, andJJqSS' ship. Price as a going concern, including household furniture, £9500. £3500 cash. Owner been in possession for over 50 years. 1 CAA ACRES FREEHOLD (Palmerr'on District); beautiful sheep country, all in iDvrv silver tussock; capable of handling 1030 ewes besides fattening all surplus stock; 5 subdivisions; permanent streams; 6-roomed Dwelling, stable and barn, fhod, sheep yards and dips; situated 5 miles from school. This is a fine tussock block; half of the area is ploughablo. Price, £4 12s 6d per acre. Owner would lease for a term at a rental of £350 per annum. Present stock can be had at valuation. WRITE FOR FULLER PARTICULARS OF THESE RUNS.

BOARD AMO RESIDENCE. XACKSON’S PRIVATE HOTEL, 36 PRINCES STREET (Late Dowling’ street) The Most Centrally-situated PRIVATE HOTEL IN DUNEDIN. Electric Light and Hot Water Throughout. Five Minutes’ Walk from Railway Station. 3 Redecorated GOOD TABLE AND SERVICE. Terms Moderate. ’Phone 2450. F.O. Box 470. T EVIATHAN HOTEL (Near Railway Station). DUNEDIN. The Most Up-to-date and Largest Private Hotel in New Zealand. Situated only 3 minutes from the Railway Station. The Leviathan is the handiest half-way house between trains. Large, airy bedrooms, electric light, private sitting and smoking rooms, modern dining hall, excellent service. CHARGES MODERATE. Day and Night Porters. Books Rooms by Telegram or Letter. Telegraphic Address: Leviathan, Dunedin. P.O Box 112, Dunedin. Telephone No. 2934, Telephone office No. 67. CLUB HOUSE, 75 MORAY PLACE (Opposite Public Library). This well-known and centrallv-situated Boarding-house has been renovated throughout, and is now under the cupaole management of Mrs CANNING, the Proprietress (late of Douglas Hotel). Moderate Tariff. Four-course Dinner, Is 6d. Permanent Boarders by arrangement. OCCIDENTAL PRIVATE HOTEL, Manse street—This well-known Private Hote'is now under new management, haying been Re-docorated and Re-furnished; electric light, hot and cold water; tariff moderate. — Telephone 3145. 19d WANTED to RENT, 2 or 3 unfurnished ROOMS, use kitchen; or share house, Musselburgh preferred.—Address No. 521. Times Office. 9ja SELECT ACCOMMODATION for gentlemen Boarders in Protestant home; on rise; no cars; good table; large rooms; all conveniences; terms 355.—512, Times Office. WANTED to RENT, 2 or 3 unfurnished ROOMS, u/o of kitchen; must be good locality.—Address, giving particulars, to No. 565, Times Office. ’l2ja FLATS, Kitchenettes (modern appointments), Double-Single Rooms (furnished, unfurnished); city, suburbs. —Commercial Agency, Stafford street ('phone 3030). IQ ALBERT STREET.—Vacancies; JL*5 table, hot water; handy tram; comiWts; washing; tariff from 27s ’Phono 3433. good home 6d—12ja TtO LET, FLATS and ROOMS, single or double; furnished or unfurnished.— Ring 3301, Baker's Agency, Dowling street. TO LET, Single or Double ROOM, with breakfast; 17s 6d week single, double 30s. —Address 4543, Times. 12j& for two or three J business people; terms from 27s 6d per week. —18 Cargill street. 12ja TO LET, unfurnished FLAT, 3 largo rooms, kitchenette, bathroom; every convenience.—323 High street. 12ja BOARD and RESIDENCE, south end . near car; washing done; 30s. —Address 689, Times Office. llja ("'IL A REMOUNT (near Public Library).—To J LET, Furnished ROOMS; modern conveniences. Xlja TO LET, furnished or unfurnished ROOMS; e., gas, every convenience; ’phono 2499. —Apply 49 Duncon street. WIDOWER, daughter, son (agea 5 and 3), requires BOARD with family fond of children ; own cot, etc.—o9o, Times. llja XTACANCIES for few more BOARDER?, V terms arranged.—Motropole Hotel, St Clair.—Mrs P. A. Dunn, proprietress. BOARD-RESIDENCE in superior private house; quiet and comfortable; would suit business gentleman.—l 29 Queen street. RESPECTABLE Protestant working Girl requires BOARD; state terms.—No. 555, Times Office. T2ja BOARD and LODGING required from March for young gentleman; ’phone necessary.—Address Box 2, Morvon. TO LET, etc or two Furnished ROOMS; all conveniences: central; sunny position.—Mrs Boyd, 22 High street, Timaru. TO LET. ADVERTISEMENTS of IG Words under the Headings Situations Vacant, Wanti-d, For Sale. To bet, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, Kto, One ‘•hilling per Insertion; 3 insertions, 2s Cd; 6 insertions, 6s; Strictly Cash in Advance. Extra Chargo if Hooked. TO LET, WAREHGUSbTsoTso, ground floor; large yard; electric light; central.—John M’Donald, Stuart street (telephone 2027). eja TTBULLY-FURNISIIED HOUSE or FLAT, JL 1 3 rooms end kitchenette; good localiiy; wanted for about 5 weeks.—7o4, Times Office, llja nPiO LET, renovated SHOP, Arcade; olccJL trie light; cheap rent.—Apply Warren Boyd, 162 High street. lOja TO LET, Two-storey Brick BUILDING, King street; suitable for factory.—Apply 0. and W. Hayward (Ltd.). _____ Oja TO LET, 3 LOOSEBOXES and HUT and Paddcok.—Apply O. Ruthven, Mosgiel. rg?O~LET~ GAIN FORWARDING CO. ~rcJL move your Furniture moans safety and economy.—Office, 22 Bond street. 14s TO ADVERTISERS. Advertisers ore informed that letters addressed to a nom do plume or initials, care of nny Post Office, will not in future bo delivered by the Postal Department. To enable advertisers to "obtain delivery of their replies when ad. dressed to a Post Office it will b« necessary for them to insert full names as well as their addresses in their advertisements.