Page 13 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18825, 31 March 1923, Page 13

► BOPEBTiFS fob sale and to let. TO BONA FIDE BUYERS. 1 1 *7O ACRES FREEHOLD, subdivided into convenient paddocks, well watered; —I-■ Lf present cultivation, 40 acres of oats, 40 acres turnips; 350 acres have been cultivated and sown down, balance native state; buildings consist of Dwelling, slablo, chaff-house, wool-shed, and implement shed. PRICE £3 5s par acre, or the property may be purhasod ns a going oncent. Exceptionally easy terms. Tlio property is about 25 miles from Dunedin, and convenient to rail, school, and post office. WATERS, RITCHIE & CO., ’Phone 1880. 95-103 CRAWFORD STREET, DUNEDIN. 'Phono 525. ’Phono 925. rjWNENT, ORBELL>0 RBELL > & T ITCHENEII (L IMITED )* LAND, HOUSE, ESTATE, INSURANCE. AND GENERAL AGENTS, AND VALUATORS, 24 WATER STREET, DUNEDIN (Upstairs, Corner Water and Bond streets.). MOTOR BUSINESS (Sunny Otago Central, the future El Dorado): oLtJ lUU Mail contract and motor garage, in one of the most progressive Otago Central towns; taxi and tourist service; 4 large up-to-date motor vehicles, in perfect condition: also completely-equipped garage, an established connection; turnover £3009 per annum, and can bo increased. Inis is the finest tourist and taxi business in the Otago Central. The price us a going concern is £3700. Full particulars given to bona fido purchasers. -|OK ACRES LEASEHOLD, 20 years to run, Otago Central; carries 70 head of Xl*o stock all year round; milking 40 cows; established milk run; 4-roomed Dwelling and hut; 25 acres in lucerne. The farm is fully equipped with milking machines, separator, and engine; 5 horses, 3 drays, and other necessary machines and implements; Hup motor car; milk run brings in £l2O monthly; rent about £4O lor annum. Price £3OCO. Balance easy terms. A splendid proposition. /iq-a —OTAGO CENTRAL; 4$ acres orchard and paddock; 380 fruit trees in full bearing; largo poultry run, 100 head poultry, and convenience for bees; ideal tomato and strawberry land, well above river, and could produce clover and lucerne. Only £850; eaay terms. A snip. TF YOU HAVE A PROPERTY TO DISPOSE OF, see us, as we have genuine buyers waiting, and yours may suit. _ ’Phone 2409. JODD BEOS., LTD. HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS, 71 LOWER HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. ’Phono 2409. OOA -WEES RENEWABLE LEASEHOLD; rental £6O per year ; in Two blocks, 19 years to run; will carry 450 owes or 7CO hoggets. Price asked, £BOO for goodwill. I’ - 1629 wwrA ACRES RENEWABLE LEASEHOLD, with rental £157 per annum. 13 I 4 DU years to run; carrying capacity of 3000 sheep; few acres turnips, hay, oaten sheaves in stack for chaff; nice Dwelling of 5 rooms, conveniences, wool-shed, sheep yards and dip. Price, going concern, £9500. Easy terms, ; F. 1624 BLACKSMI THING BUSINESS, in good district, as going concern, including saws, emery wheel, boring machine, 4 h.p. petrol engine, 2 forges; all in large.building, and bringing in substantial return each month. Price only £750, going concern, for quick sale. , 1'.1b23 /IQ ACRES LEASEHOLD DAIRY F.iRM, handily situated; 3 acres hay stacked. 40 2 acres good turnips and mangolds; will carry easily 20 cows; low rental. Going concern, with 13 cows, bull, some young stock, horse, implements, 5-roomed Dwelling, 13-stallcd byre, etc., etc. and household furniture, for £575. This place is worth the money asked. Don’t delay to look early, as it has only been placed in our bands. h. 1575 n.rv ACRES FREEHOLD (handy to Dunedin), with Dwelling of 5 rooms, stable, oi/ byre, garage, etc. ; subdivided into 5 paddocks, and is for sale as going concern, with 9 milking cows, bull, horses, implements, for £llsO, with liberal terms. Sound exchange ma/ bo entertained. . 11.I 1 . 1631 Office ’phone 2124. , Private Residence ’phono 2476. JP EANC IS, g ELLA RS, & Q 0., PROPERTY SALESMEN, 227 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN, F IRST-CLASS DUNEDIN AND SUBURBAN MOTOR CARRYING BUSINESS FOR SALE. Owner purchased farm, and MUST REALISE WIIHIN A WEEK. GROSS RETURNS annroiimatelv £ICOO per annum. Good contracts and connection; new 2-ton motor lorry and naturally low running expenses. PRICE FOR THE OUTFIT and good terms arranged, £I3BO. RARE OPPORTUNITY. RARE OPPORTUNITY. INQUIRE EARLY. Thone 2141. ’Phone 214 L B A T LAND SALESMEN. TERSBY & CO., REAL ESTATE. AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. A.M.P. BUILDINGS. 25 DOWLING STREET. DUNEDIN. THREE SOUND PROPOSITIONS. THREE SOUND PROPOSITIONS. LEASEHOLD DAIRY FARM (Close to the City). ACRES LEASEHOLD, rent £l3O per annum; 5 years’ lease; good dairying land, practically all ploughable, 9 paddocks, well watered: 5-roomod House; 32-stall cow-byre, etc.- situated 2 miles from tram, close, to school: stock—3o dairy cows, 3 horses, harness complete, d.f. plough, set 3-Icaf harrows, disc harrows, roller, hay rake, swing plough, dray, scuffler, mower, spring-cart, sledge, wheelbarrow, swingletvees, chains, turnip pulper, small tools, milk cans, and dairy utensils. PRICE AS A GOING CONCERN, £6OO. £2OO cash required. Plenty winter feed for present stock. SUNNY WAIMATE. SUNNY WAIMATK. ACRES FREEHOLD, with splendid 6-ronmcd Dwelling (built of selected tim- • w her), plastered throughout, hot ami cold water, and all other modem conveniences, besides necessary outbuildings; 2£ acres orchard and vinery in full bearing; 5 fowlhouscs to accommodate 350 birds, brooder house, incubator bouse, chaff-house, cow bail, gig shed, permanent water supply, patch lucerne; carrying at present 3 cows and 2 horses; handv to township. PRICE £1600; about half cash. THIS IS A FIRST-CLASS PROPERTY. EVERYTHING IN TIP-TOP ORDER. SUIT RETIRED MAN OR ADMIRABLY ADAPTED FOR POULTRY AND BEE FARMING. HANDY SUBURBAN HOME. 3 ACRES FREEHOLD, with splendid 5-roomed Dwelling, bathroom, hot and cold water, electric, light; wash-house, tool-house, etc.; bouse been built 10 years, in splendid condition; situated close to suburban train, school, etc. PRICE £775. Cheapest property offering; can honestly recommend this. Owner leaving New Zealand and is anxious to sell. CALL AND GET FULL PARTICULARS OF THE ABOVE. gIEVWRIGHT, JTAGGITT, & £O. (LTD.^, REGISTERED LAND AGENTS, R,„ 29. EMPIRE BUILDINGS. DUNF.IMN *Phoo«. 7*> Al ACRES FREEHOLD (SAWYERS’ BAY); 6-roomed House. £BSO, or would •/"a” lease at. £1 a week. /fQrtA ACRES LEASEHOLD RUN, 18 years to run; rent £195 9s 9d a year; -ru()U about 1000 acres of good farming land, balance in tussock; average lambing, 92 per cent.; carrying 23?0 sheep, 30 cattle, 8 horses, necessary implements; two complete steadings (including now modern 5-roomed house, bathroom, h. and c. water); new wool-shed, new yards, etc. As a going concern, £7509 or near offer. T^ 8r ACRES FREEHOLD, in largo township; 4-roomcd House, wash-house, and sheds; carries 4 cows and fowls. £650. (295) ACRES FREEHOLD: a wonderful grassed farm; carries 600 sheep; good 4)4. L 7-roomed House, bathroom; wash-house, fowlhouso and run, 6-stall cow-byre, 6-stall stable, loosebox. barn, garage, men's hut, and very elaborate yards and dip; 20 acres cals, 30 acres turnips and grass; 25 acres rape and grass, balance from one year’s grass: all heavily limed but 50 acres; half flat, balance ploughable; 11 paddocks, well watered by springs and miming streams; J-milo from railway station, i-milo from school and P.O. ; telephone in house. Price £ls an acre; balance 4 years at t per cent. , , (244) Lnnl ACRES RENEWABLE LEASE, 23 years to run; rent £62 2s a year; *■>oo 2 5-roomcd House, in good order: stable, barn, dairy, wash-house; insurances £470; railway station on the property. The owner is in the hospital, and it is doubtful if he will ever be able to farm again. He paid £IOOO for the goodwill and improvements in 1921. Price for a quick sale. £BOO. £2OO cash. (251) qaa ACRES FREEHOLD; 90 Acres L.I.P. and 300 Acres adjoining at small rental, /wUvT Will carry 400 ewes; 5-roomed House, stable, byre, gigshed, etc.; owner will give in 15 head of cattle, 2 horses, few implements, 40 fowls, separator, and sundries, also stack of sheaves, stack of hay, and 3 acres turnips. Price. £BSO. £3OO down. Please note: This property is 3 miles from school, and the road to it. is fairly steep in places. (2aUi ACRES GOVERNMENT LEASEHOLD; 13 years to run and extension of 3900 further 14 years; rent, £226 a year; 150 acres grass, paddock of turnips, balance silver tussock;' 800 ewes, 900 wethers and lambs, 80 head cattle; 3-roomed cottage woolshod, and 2 huts; 3 miles from railway station; carrying capacity is 2000 sheen. Going concern, £6OOO. Would exchange for good agricultural farm. (198)