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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18764, 18 January 1923, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION. FRIDAY, 23rd FEBRUARY, 1923, At 11 a.m. At Otago Farmers’ Horse Bazaar, Crawford street, Dunedin. Immediately before Horse Sale. ATTRACTIVE SHEEP RUN FOR SAEE. TffiE OTAGO FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-L TIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LTD.), in conjunction with MESSRS TODD BROS. (LTD.), instructed by Mr William Barclay, of Raes Junction, will offer by auction, as above, his choice Grazing Run, comprising 3770 ACRES LEASEHOLD, and 62 ACRES FREEHOLD. With Modern DWELLING of Six Rooms (all conveniences), wool-shed, stable, and all necessary steading; situated close to Raes Junction Post Office, telephone, etc. _ Also, the whole of his Stock, etc., comprising; 2715 HALFBRED SHEEP, CATTLE, HORSES, ETC. To be Offered as a Going Concern. The owner has been advised for health reasons to give up sheep farming, otherwise the property would not lie on the market. The Auctioneers can confidently recommend the above as one of the best Grazing Runs of its size in Otago. See Saturday’s Times for full particulars. FRIDAY, 19th JANUARY, 1923. At Corporation Yards, Milton. Donald reid & co.. (limited) In Conjunction with OTAGO FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSOCIATION OF N.Z. LTD.), will Sell by Auction, as above, on .ccount of Mr T. H. Barton,. “Narrowlales,” Milburn: 300 two and four-tooth forward-condi-tioned WITHERS. TUESDAY, 6th FEBRUARY” At OWAKA SALEYARDS. SPECIAL SALE of FAT AND FORWARD CROSSBRED PADDOCK LAMBS. Donald reid & co. (ltd) nre instructed by a number of clients to offer by auction, as above — 1000 fat and forward Lambs (in lines to suit purchasers). Further Entries Invited. HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE. ADVERTISEMENTS oj 18 Words under the Headings Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, Etc., One Shilling per insertion; 3 insertions. Sh 8d; 6 insertions, 8s; Strictly Cash in Advance. Extra Charge if Booked. OR SALE, IDEAL 8-ROOMED HOUSE, E.l. and gas, hot and cold water, all conveniences ; beautiful view, beautiful situation in Roslyn; large lawn; bountiful and large garden, fruit and vegetables galore; big frontage; room to build another house if desired. Easy finance. £I7OO. No agents. 13ja BOX 230, Dunedin. jpl ARM BARGAINS. STRAIGHT-OUT LEASES. 130 ACRES, New House, and Outbuildings ; rent £7O per annum. 245 ACRES. Good House and Outbuildings ; rent, £IOO per annum. 170 ACRES (Owaka district), Good Farm Buildings; carry 40 cows; no goodwill. 16ja E. L. MACASSEY & CO. FOR SALE, WAIAU HOTEL, -Tuatapere, Southland. Good house. For particulars apply J. A. HORNER, Tuatapore, Southland. No agents. 15 j a DAIRY FARM BARGAIN.—9O ACRES LEASEHOLD, handy to Dunedin; all buildings; 23 cows, other stock, implements. Buyer requires £SCO. 17jit E. L. MACASSEY & CO. FOR SALE, 13-room£d HOUSE, roughcast, with 20 acres, well planted with old trees, abutting on Inner Harbour, Napier, with large water frontage; electric light, tennis court, etc., and all conveniences.— Apply to T. E. Lindsay, Poraitc, Napier. KEEN ISLAND—DAIRY FARM, 50 acres, freehold "and leasehold; 6 Rooms, all outbuildings; price, including milk run, 14 cows, other stock, plant, £I4OO. M'Kenzio, Rhodes, 16ja FOR Immediate SALE, splendid SECTION, with two furnished CRIBS', Wharfdale, Mncandrew’s Bay; good investment. —Ring 9238. 18ja FOR SALE (Anderson's Bay), splendid 4roomed BUNGALOW; all conveni ences, and good garden; close to car. —633, Times Office. I6ja OSGlEL—Urgent SALE, VILLA RESIDENCE, 4 rooms; every convenience; £850; only £250 cash required.—Souter, agent, Moagiel. 16ja O AMARU—80-ACRE PLAT FARM; close rail, freezer, high school; 7-roomed Dwelling; all outbuildings; land suitable dairying or sheep; £2o.—Tamblyn, M'Kenzio Rhodes. IMARU—7O-ACRE 900-YEAR LEASE; rent only £2B year; best of clover coun try; 16 acres rape, 16 acres wheat, 7 oats; 10 cows, other cattle; all plant; £ISOO. Tamblyn, M'Kenzie, Rhodes. CANTERBURY —8500 ACRES, open country; good motor road; complete steading; carries 2500 ewes, 1000 dry sheep; halfprice, £2 acre; small deposit.—M'Kenzio. Rhodes. Enormous opportunity—black SMITHY BUSINESS, close. Dunedin, for SALE, account Mr Pitficld; shop; i-acre freehold; steady trade; all tools, plant; £2OO, easy terms; can rent Dwelling 5s week. Tamblyn, M'Kenzio, Rhodes. CANTERBURY STORE, leasehold; oldestablished ; selling account winding estate; turnover over £G000; stock valuation! M'Kenzio, Rhodes. M OSGIEL—Seven ACRES GOVERNMENT LEASE; handy position ; fourroomed Dwelling, etc.; very rich land; do four big cows; £450. TAMBLYN. M'KENZIE, RHODES'. 18ja IjUVE-ROOMED BUNGALOW, new; all conveniences; soldier’s loan £800; see this.—Dooley’s, Octagon. (1050) D R OFFER Four-roi cSrfO/veJj HOUSE; all conveniences section; see this to-day.—Dooley’s, Oct! JC-QKAA or . OFFER—Modern RESIiDENCE, on rise; ©very possible convenience; glasshouse; i-acre; garden ; garage; owner leaving.—Dooley’s. OFFER -Seven-roomed [DENCE; sunny spot; • terms; sec those pro:tngon. (1037) YORTANTED to PURCHASE, a GENERAL I? STOKE, south of Dunedin; country. DOOLEY'S, Octagon. IBja ST. LEONARDS—3 ACRES, fenced; plenty shelter; permanent stream; £175, —L. O. Stanton, 76 Stuart street. FREEHOLD HOTEL, country; 40 acres land; doing £IOO per week; easy ingoing; buyer financed.—Kidd, hotel broker. Leasehold hotel, suburbs, long lease; cheap rent; average takings £l2O per week; finance arranged; a cheaply run house; nearly all bar trade.—Kidd, hotel broker. COUNTRY LEASEHOLD HOTEL, north; no opposition; 40 acres land; averaging £240 per week; buyer requires £looo. Kidd, 73 Princes street. LEASEHOLD HOTEL, near town; cheap rent; takings £7O; no opposition; we will arrange finance. —Gcorgo Kidd. ’Phono 959. LEASEHOLD HOTEL, country; rent £2 per week; takings £37 per week. —Price and terms from KIDD, Box 246. 17ja l! LEONARDS—3 ACRES! pldnty shelter; permanent stream; £l7s.—L. O. Stanton, 76 Stuart street. LICENSED HOTEL (freehold) private SALE; good country town; £2OOO cash required.—Write Trade, Timei Office. 18ja NOTES ON RURAL TOPICS by Agricola, Weakly in the Otago Witness, dealing with subjects of current interest to farmers.