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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19068, 14 January 1924, Page 10

PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET. 'Phone 2141. ’Phono 2141. , JJATTERBBY & OCI * LAND SALESMEN. REAL ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, AMI 5 . BUILDINGS. 25 DOWLING STREET. DUNEDIN, kaaa ACRES LEASEHOLD (Otago Centra!), carrying 2000 sheep, principally owes, 30 cattle,' team of horses, ail necessary plant; 4 miles from rail and school. Good Homestead. PRICE. £IO,OOO. *• 4022. 1 QQA ACRES LEASEHOLD (Waimate), first-class tussock country, situated 7 xOOll miles from rail, carrying 800 sheep (practically all ewes); has dw ewes without winter feed; 3-roomod Cottage, washhouse, sheep yards, etc. IKIC £4200, going concern. a A A ACRES FREEHOLD (Otago Central), first-class flat land, grows extra heavy Oca:!/ grain crops; 246 acres in crop balance good pasture; splendid Dwelling, with all conveniences; good steading, Ij milos from school. PRICE, £2O per ac r e. This, farm will carry 2 ewes to the acre, and anyone in search of a proposition of this kind would do well to inspect. G. A fh/flfs ACRES FREEHOLD (South Line, handy to Dunedin),_ comprising M 0 acres good flat cropping land,, balance tussock; carrying capacity, oUO sheep. Situated 1 mile from rail and school. PRICE, £6 5s per acre. Only £BOO cash required. We can recommend this as being good value. G. <24 Afifh ACRES FREEHOLD (Famous Kelso District), first-class -mixed farm in high state of cultivation. Usually winters 1200 sheep; splendid buildings. This is the best proposition offering in the Kelso district, and is one that we can honestly recommend., PRICE, £23 per acre. „ - E. 6a9 1 (HO ACRES FREEHOLD (Lovells Flat), good mixed farming land, 1£ miles .iO-'W from rail and school; 24 acres under cultivation, balance pasture; 5-roomed House and all outbuildings. This property will carry 200 sheep and 10 co™B- - £lO 10s per acre. £SOO ingoing. D. 501 yy ACRES FREEHOLD (Suburban Line), good grass land, very handy situation; s 5-roomed Dwelling, cowbyre, hay shed, etc. PRICE, with 3 cows in full milk, 2 heifers coming to profit, £750 going concern. A. 85 8 ACRES FREEHOLD (Close to tram line), suitable market gardening; 5-roomed House, bathroom, hot and cold water, electric light, numerous outbuildings. This property is very suitable for subdivision and has great prospective value. PRICE, £2500. Very easy terms can bo arranged. A. 83 <>l ACRES FREEHOLD (Leith Valley), /vS" scullery, washhouse, dairy, cowbyre, £B3O. warm sunny situation, 4-roomed House, sheds, fowlhouses, and runs. PRICE, A. 65 JgIEYWEIGHT, JJAGGITT % QO. (LTD.), Box 29 REGISTERED LAND AGENTS. ’Phone 780. EMPIRE BUILDINGS. DUNEDIN. laa ACRES FREEHOLD, 1 mile from inland town 'and about 60 miles from J.UU Dunedin; flat and undulating; ISacres turnips, 6 acres oats, 45 acres young gross, balance grass; 20 cows, bull, 15 dry cattle, 2 horses, implements, separator. 7 pigs; small milk run, returns £7 a week; balance cream sent to Dunedin; necessary buildings. £2350, going concern. £SOO cash. 1 q ACRES FREEHOLD, handy to town; carry 5 cows all year; good grass; JL/C comfortable 5-roomed Houqe, electric light; byre, etc. ££oo. £3OO cash. q | ACRES RENEWABLE LEASE; 50 years to run, £l9 a year rent; 14 acres Ott flat, balance on hill ; 4 carry 8 cows and 60 sheep; good "6-roomed House and all outbuildings; orchard of 100 fruit trees (bearing);_ 5 cows, 2 horses, gig, spring cart, dray, harness, etc.; one mile and a-half from rail arid school. £6OO, as a going concern. v (182) 3.-ACRE FREEHOLD, Fairfield (7 miles rom Dunedin; food 4-roomed House (wash--4 house, copper, and tubs); make splendid poultry farm. £550. Terms. a n ACRES FREEHOLD (Peninsula) : practically flat; great grassed land; carry 4:0 25 cows; 5-roomed House, 16-stalled byre, cart shed, pigstye, etc. £I9OO. £SOO cash. (351) 33. ACRES TO LET for 3 or 4 years; carry 3 cows and poultry; comfortable 6■1 roomed House, fowlhousa for 250 hens, and other outbuildings. Rent 30a a week. OOICJA ACRES FREEHOLD, North Line; 50 acres grass, balance tussock (surface ODulf sown); carries 2000 sheep and 3 0 cattle; 7-roomed House, hot end cold water, porcelain hath, garage, woolshed, yards, Cottage, stockyard, byte, etc.; very handy position. £5 an acre. Terms. ONLY £2OO CASH REQUIRED. (\aa ACRES FREEHOLD: first-class wheat and fattening farm; splendidly watered; good fences, 7 paddocks; 40 acres turnips, balance two and three years grass; carry 200 ewes, cows, and, crops; good five-roomed House, stable, shearing shed, yards, barn (dip adjoining), implement shed, byre, etc., all in good order Owing to ill-health of wife, price has -been reduced from £lO afl acre to £6 10s per acre. £2OO cash. The Government valuation is £'9 an acre. (276)

E V I A T H A N HOTEL (Near Railway Station), DUNEDIN. * TTie 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. > hooks Rooms by Telegram or Letter. Telegraphic Address: Leviathan, Dunedin. P.O. Box 112, Dunedin. ~’elophone No. 2934. Telephone office No. 67. JACKSON’S PRIVATE HOTEL, AND PUBLIC DINING ROOMS. 36 PRINCES STREET (Late Dowling street). The Most Centrally Situated PRIVATE HOTEL IN DUNEDIN. Electric Light and Hot Water Throughout. Eive Minutes’ Walk from Railway, Station. GOOD TABLE AND SERVICE. TERMS MODERATE. Then© 3450. P.O. Box 470. HOT TEAS. JACKSON’S are making a Specialty of their THREE-COURSE TEA for Is 6d, Comprising Soup, Fish, Entrees, Sweets, etc. 0 T E L' C A R G E N, AUCKLAND. “Cargen” offers travellers and tourists the advantage of the right address at a reasonable tariff. Do Luxe appointments. Unrivalled cuisine. Single, double, .and suites of rooms. Tariff from 15s daily; weekly arrangements made. Trams pass door. Telegraph “Cargen,” Auckland. 27ap C' LU B H r OU SB. OPPOSITE PUBLIC LIBRARY. MORAY PLACE. Extra Accommodation, sufficient for 30 people, has been added to this Commodious and Centrally-situated Boarding-house. All Up-to-date Conveniences. Moderate Tariff Mrs.H. CANNING, 15d Proprietress. TE RAHIRI •lIOUS E. UPPER STUART STREET. Two Minutes from Octagon, Five Minutes’ Walk from Railway Station. Brick and stone buildings; electric light: special hot water service. J Sunny rooms. Moderate Tariff, Permanent and Casuals, / Telephone 2277. Telegrams: Te Rahiri House. /ACCIDENTAL HOTEL, Manse street.Under entirely new management. Good accommodation for the travelling public. Tariff 8s a day, or £2 2s a week Permanent boarders by arrangement.—Telephone 5145. 20f IP OSCARBOCK," 70 Stafford street; lb under entirely new management; now open to provide ACCOMMODATION for the travelling public', permanent boarders by arrangement.—J. Horan, proprietor YOUNG gentleman requires private BOARD and Lodgings; central; good home.—Address Tradesman, care Times Office. 12 j a ANTED (immediately), furnished BEDSITTING ROOM, or two furnished ROOMS. —Address 261, Times Office. 10ja VACANCIES for STUDENTS; University.—3o9, Times. hanc WANTED to BOARD, three respeotab men, private family; washing ar mending done ; central;—l6 Pilloul street. BALLYMENA.” First-class Boardinghouse for permanent guests and travellers; central position.—3oo High street, Dunedin. ’Phono 566. 14ja WANTED (by two young men), BEDSITTING ROOM; use of conveniences; state terms.—4o9, Times. 14ja WANTED, BOARD-RESIDENCE, by young man and young lady, private family; central; moderate terms. —410, Times. 14ja WANTED, BOARD-RESIDENCE, , by working girl, private family; central; terms;—lll, Times Office. llja WANTED to RENT, 2 or 3 unfurnished ROOMS and kitchenette; separate entrance preferred.—4o7, Times. llja OTAGO DAILY TIMES AND WITNESS JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT. —Job Printing of every description done with Despatch, and at the Lowest

PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. I EOYAL MAIL And WHITE STAR MOTOR SERVICES. CROMWELL TO LAKE WANAKATO AND VISITORS. On arrival of train at Cromwell from Dunedin, Anderson’s Royal Mail and Passenger Cbar-a-banc meets train on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY EVENINGS. Departs Cromwell for Lake Wanaka at 6.30 p.m. For a period of three months. K EMPTHORNE’.S TAXI GARAGE For TRIPS AROUND DUNEDIN. ROOK YOUR SEATS. Cars Leave Cook’s Office (Bond street}, 10.20 a.m. 2-HOUR RUN—3O-MILE TOUR—10s SEAT. ’Phone 5835. Telegrams: “Woke,” Dunedin. 19 OXBURGH. Visitors, when you leave ROXBURGH, the train at Beaumont, ROXBURGH- look for the Big Cars ROXBURGH, with a WHITE STAR. ROBB’S MOTOR SERVICE Meets you or the Station and takes you to Roxburgh. Good cars, gd od_ trip, plenty to see. Telegrams and inquiries receive prompt attention. —S. ROBB, Box 93, ’Phone 12. Roxburgh. Royal mail and passenger SERVICE. —Cars leave Cromwell for Lake Wanaka, via Lake Howea. 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. CtOACH LEAVES PORTOBERLO / DAILY At 8 o'clock for Dunedin, returning from Dunedin (Manse street) at 2.50 (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 Staples. Stafford street. Brighton and taieri mouth. ROYAL MAIL. C. J. HOBBS & CO. Can, leave Manse street for Brighton Daily, 9.30 a.m., 5.10 p.m.; also Saturday, 1.10 p.m., and Sunday, 10 a.m. Taifiri Mouth, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 9.30 a-m. Special and accommodation ring Brighton Post Office (ask Brighton House). E' ARL’S DAILY MOTOR . SERVICE BEAUMONT TO ROXBURGH. TO VISITORS AND TRAVELLERS. Make motoring a pleasure by travelling in Earl’s cars. Cars leave Beaumont or. arrival of Dunedin trains. Book your seats early by ringing up ’Phono 47, Special trios arranged through the goldfields and Lake Districts. Efficient drivers. ALEX. EARL, Proprietor, Roxburgh. ’Phono 47 ■, Box 57. 14d fjIARL’S CAR leaves Tourist Office Tuesli day, January 15, at IT. a.m., for Roxburgh. 12ja THE First Utility of frequent and regular Advertising consists in this.— There is at all times a largo class of persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are ready to bo swayed and drawn towards any particular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the first who asks. TAGO”DAILY TIMES AND WITNESS JOB PRINTING DEPART*MENT.—Job Printing of every description done with Denpatch, and at the Lowest Current Rates.