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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19014, 9 November 1923, Page 10

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE. JjlOll URGENT SALE, ST. CLAIR. SUPERIOR CONCRETE BUNGALOW. Most beautifully finished; tile roof, and everything- absolutely tip-top. Inquire at once about this. Immediate possession. Owner leaving. M’FADDEN, 100 Princes street. Phono 3161. Sn It OSLYN—Six everything view.—M' Fadde n, ROOMS ; cleotric light, and right up-to-date; glorious Princes street. CAVERSHAM— Lovely ’-ACRE SECTION; ready for building; glorious view; owner leaving district; £125. M'Eadden. BT. CLAIR —Five-roomed SEMI-BUNG ALOW ; immediate possession ; for quick sale; .£9Bo.—M'Fudden, lt>3 Princes street. (j AX RISE—.SIX-ROOMED BUNGALOW; 'hJ* return verandah, oriel windows, fibrous plaster ceilings, tile roof, built by day labour; and good large section; commanding the finest view obtainable in or about Dunedin. For URGEjST SALE. Owner prepared to sacrifice. M'FADDEN, 109 Princes street. ’Phono 3461. Sn S' OUT IT CANTERBURY. O U T II CANT E R B U R Y. 1650 ACRES FREEHOLD, subdivided into 13 paddocks; 320 acres under cultivation, 350 acres old pasture, balance natural state. Handsome 7-roomed Concrete Bungalow, also 4-roorned Collage, and usual farm buildings, sheep and cattle yards, sheep dip, etc. Will carry 1000 ewes, 350 dry sheep, and 100 cattle without winter feed. The land grows good crops of wheat, oats, and turnips. This property has a north-easterly aspect, is situate 20 miles from Timaru, and is one of the best propositions on the market to-day. Circumstances have arisen' which compel the owners to sell, and to a practical man with a family this affords a GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY, and to such a man easy terms will ho given. The property is well worth £lO per acre, but for a quick sale £8 per acre will bo accepted. Owners would consider unencumbered TOWN PROPERTY. MORTGAGES, or other GOOD SECURITY as part payment. For full particulars and arrangements to inspect apply GEO. W. KIDD, LAND SALESMAN, 73 PRINCES STREET. ■ Telephone 959 and 1671. 2n PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. "O OXBURGH. Visitors, when you leave -i-LOXBURGH. the train at Beaumont, ROXBURGH- look for the Big Cars ROXBURGH, with a WHITE STAR. ROBB’S MOTOR SERVICE Meets you at the Station and takes you to Roxburgh. Good cars, good trip, plenty to see. Telegrams and inquiries receive prompt attention. —S. ROBB, Box 93, ’Phono 12. RoxEARL’S DAILY MOTOR SERVICE, ROXBURGH TO BEAUMONT. I.caves Roxburgh (Commercial Corner) 10.40 a.m. _ Leave Beaumont on arrival Dunedin train. Book your Seats Early. Cars for Hire at all hours. Efficient drivers. Owing to the bad state of the roads, Earl’s Motor Service. Dunedin to Roxburgh, will be Suspended until further notice. ALEX. EARL. Proprietor, Roxburgh. ’Phone 47. Rot 57. OACH LEAVES PORTOBELLO DAILY At 8 o’clock for Dunedin, returning from Dunedin (Manse street) at 2.30 (Saturdays only at 2 p.m. instead of 2.3 u). Parcel luggage, etc., received at Stables up to 2 o’clock. Heavy Cargo by Arrangement. W. B. WARDS. Crust and Crust's Stables. Stafford street. jgRIGHTON AND TAIERI MOUTH. ROYAL MAIL. , C. J. HOBBS & CO.. Manse street. Leaves Manse street, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 9.30 a.m. Daily 5.10 p.m.; Saturday 1.10 p.m. Specials, etc., and accommodation ring Brighton Post Office (ask Brighton House). EOYAL MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICE.—Cars leave Cromwell for Lake Wnnaka, via Lake Hnwea. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Return Mondav. Wednesday, and Friday. Cars leave Cromwell for Arrowtown, via Kawarau Gorge, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Return Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Special Car meets train on receipt of telegram.—JOHN ANDERSON, Proprietor. Cromwell. PROFESSIONAL. (Professional Card.) JORDAN & HENAGHAN. SURGEON DENTISTS, LONDON DENTAL PARLOURS. STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. DUNEDIN. And also at BRIDGE HOTEL, KAITANGATA. Visits Tuesday* Fortnightly. Next Visit, NOVEMBER 20. T & ,T. WILLIAMSON. ” * CHIROPRACTORS. John Williamson. Miss Williamson. SEVENTH YEAR OF PRACTICE. Graduates P.S.C.; Members N.Z.C.A. (Tnc). COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS. Corner Princes and High streets. (Entrance from Princes street.) Hours; 9.30 to 12 noon; 2.30 to 5.30 p.m. Saturday, 9 to 12.30. ’Phono 594. Consultation Free. A N 1 HON Y H. THOMSO CHIROPRACTOR. P.S.C. Graduate (by exam.). Member N.Z.C.A. (Inc.). Chiropractic is the only science that exactly locates the cause of disease and then adjusts it bv band. Hours: 9.12,2.30-6. DAWSON’S BUILDING (Moray place). Consultation Free. ’Phone 3010. MR T. G. KINNEY. CHIROPRACTOR (Palmer School Graduate), H.B. BUILDINGS, PRINCES STREET (Fourth Floor). HOURS: 10.30 to 1 p.m.; 3 to 5.30 p.m. Saturdays: 10 to 1 p.m. X-RAY FACILITIES. ’Phone 3750. sjs CHRISTIE & CHRISTIE. CHIROPRACTORS. Palmer School Graduates, Members N.Z.C.A. (Incorporated), H.B. BUILDINGS (Second Floor), PRINCES STREET. Hours: 9 to 12.15; 2.30 to 5.45. Saturdays. 9 to 1. ’Phone 1718. Consultation free. Lady attendant. jg lEK ’ S INSTITUT E. “HAZEL HURST,” CAVERSHAM. Our object in opening the above Institute is that it may prove a blessing to suffering humanity. Many who entered our Invercargill Institute in an almost hopeless condition left after a few weeks’ treatment renewed in health and vigour and with a brighter outlook on life. We trust that under God’s blessing this .may prove to be the case with those entering our present home. . Diseases of nil kinds treated according to Professor Kirk's and the Latest Medical Hydropathic Methods. Address communications Mr D. MARSHALL. Telephone 1769. 15s HOTELS. THIRST. At a cool and cheerful place, He serves with a smile on his face; He’s quick with hands, quick with thought, And he knows hefw to treat, just, when ho ought. So coll there, when thirsty and hot, You’ll be treated to the best that he’s got— At the GRIDIRON HOTEL. CAR, Dust, or RAINPROOF COATS; Raglan shape; Fawn shades; 39s Gd, 55s.—Herbert, Haynes. In