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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19695, 23 January 1926, Page 17

MOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE. H OME-SEEKBR HERB’S YOUR CHANCE. S. DELIGHTFUL FAMILY BUNGALOW, One of the finest properties in St. Kilda. Three-quarters of an acre, laid out in garden. Sound and well-built House of seven rooms. Electric light, hot and cold, coal range, and gas for cooking: bathroom (porcelain bath and basin), scullery, pantry, washhouse, and outbuildings under one roof. Garage and workshop. This property could be easily subdivided, and the house was specially built for the owner out of selected timber, and by day labour. There is no better built house in St. Kilda, and the price is right. Where can you get a more suitable home? Inquire about this right away. t. J. SAMSON & CO., 23 DOWING STREET. —SOUTH END: 5 ROOMS; excelcbl < O lent order; lovely section; handy to car ; snip.—Samson’s. r» Q w A —NORTH DUNEDIN : 4 ROOMS ct/001/ and kitchenette: tip-top condition ; cheap ; don’t miss it. —Samson’s. FRUIT and CONFECTIONERY, Dunedin suburb ; long lease ; cheap rental; good stand; walk in, walk out.—Only at Samson’s. £425. KAIKORAI (£6OO) —Four-roomed COTTAGE ; part built in brick, electric light, hot and cold ; modern conveniences.— Samson’s. '\TORTH-BAST VALLEY: Beautiful fiveJN roomed BUNGALOW; on Tise, handy to car, attractive and cosy; £lo2s.—Samson’s. __ Double brick bungalow. North End: ultra modern; a home to be proud of; nothing better at £l62s.—Samson’s. ROSLYN —Right in the sun, delightful SEMI-BUNGALOW, 6 large rooms; your chance; £1750. —Samson’s. MAORI HILL —The sunniest part of Dunedin, attractive BUNGALOW, four rooms and kitchenette, sun balcony; pretty grates and papers ; £1350. —Samson’s. DALMORE —Exquisite view, solid and well-built VILLA, in first-class order; modern and convenient; a snip at £llßs. — Samson’s. 'VfORTH END —Lovely BUNGALOW. 7 AN large rooms; sunny situation; roomy section ; £1250. —Samson’s. SOUTH END—SHOP and DWELLING, fine little business: freehold; stock at valuation ; £9oo.—Samson's. . (gT. CLAIR. ST. CLAIR. THE LOVELIEST OF LOVELY HOMES IN THIS BEAUTIFUL SUBURB. BRICK BUNGALOW/ Everything the latest; 5 perfect rooms, sun porch, and kitchenette; elevated situation; handy to car. Nothing better. £2500. JAMES SAMSON & CO., 23ja 23 Dowling street. TIMLIN & CO., House, Land Agents, Whitcombe, Tombs Buildings, 76 Princes street. Inquiries solicited. ’Phone 7496. 0-1 AAA —LEITH VALLEY: DAIRY 3wi 1/1 FARM, 12 acres; 4 milk cows, horse, implements, good steading.— Timlin’s. QUA —NORTH LINE: 100 ACRES J/i.uUu FREEHOLD; cows, implements, crops; good steading; well watered ; easy terms.—Timlin’s. pnAA DEPOSIT, Price £2600: DAIRY cwOl/U FARM, 65 acres freehold; carrying 22 milk cows: good steading; handy Dunedin. —Timlin's. —CITY: 5-roomed DWELLING; OU all modem conveniences: on rise, no cars required; good sound house. —Timlin's. . NEAR OFFER: Modern 6cVfWUuU* roomed RESIDENCE; latest conveniences; garage, workshop; 9 acres freehold ; handy situated Dunedin.—Timlin's. nn^A—RISE (Id car) : DWELLING, 5 *oDl/ rooms; all modern conveniences; j freehold section; terms.—Timlins; ’phone 7496. . i?-| AH DEPOSIT, £7OO—CITY, rise, good ot'JLUU view: 4 ROOMS, conveniences; freehold section ; value. —Timlin’s; ’phono 7496. <?"l Q 7K —SUNSHINE; 6-roomed hollowIt/ • O walled concrete BUNGALOW; latest appointments; large freehold section ; splendid view ; value.—Timlin’s. r.-j /JKA —ON RISE (City): SEMIdt'JLDO" BUNGALOW, 6 rooms; all modern appointments; largo section; just on market; recomm#d inspection.— Timlin’s. Q-t AOK —MUSSELBURGH: BUNGAc&iviWw LOW, 4 rooms, kitchenette; latest appointments ; immediate possession ; one-eighth freehold ; terms arranged.—Timlin's. SECTIONS. —City, £750 ; Anderson's Bay, £250; St. Clair, £420; Roslyn. £475; Maori Hill (city side), £450; Opoho, £29O.—TIMLIN’S. 23ja DEPOSIT, balance easy terms—cViLovely little FARM, handy to City, well stocked; great bargain.—2s7. Times. 2Zja, £?/i KA —Country Township (South) : 6 ROOMS, 4 acres; market garden or poultry: particulars.—Pryor, 2 Octagon. Of*** A —DRAPERY, etc., rent £2; long dtuDv lease; new shop, well stocked; going concern. —Pryor, Octagon. FRUIT and CONFECTIONERY, City: five living rooms; rent 32s 6d per week; going concern ; £IBO. —Pryor, Octagon. jr. O —Going Concern; Apartment-let-3JO i D ting HOUSE, 13 rooms, centre City; £6 week profit.—T. Pryor, Octagon. pwAA—Going Concern (North) : 28 rent; long lease. —PRYOR, Octagon. 23ja * ' ■ - — —— i government notifications. L~vnd and income tax (ANNUAL) ACT, 1925. INCOME TAX PAYABLE. By Order in Council, made and issued by his Excellency the Governor-General in Council on the 28th day of September, 1925, under the authority of the above ■Act, it was determined that the DUTY by wav of INCOME TAX, leviable under Section 3 of the said Act, should be PAID in one sum on MONDAY, the Bth day of February, 1926, at the Office of the Commissioner of Taxes, Government Buildings, Wellington; and, in accordance with such Order in Council, I hereby give notice that the said Duty will be payable accordingly. Additional tax will accrue if the tax is uot paid on or before Ist MARCH, 1926. The liability to pay is not suspended by any objection. 'The tax should be paid on or before the prescribed date, otherwise the additional percentage accrues; any overpayment will be adjusted by refund. The demands will be posted from the Office of the Commissioner of Taxes or or about 31st January, 1926. Demands must be presented with all payments, and taxpayers who expect a demand and do not receive one should notify me of the fact. A. E. FOWLER, 23j ' Commissioner of Taxes. PERSONAL. ANY GIRL lonely or needing advice should come to the REST ROOM, Octagon Hail (top floor), and ask for Sister Hazel. Hours: Daily (except Saturday), 13 to 3 p.m.— Address Octagon Hall. VDER, WILLIAM ERNEST, late 43 Young street, St. Kilda, please CALL on E. J. Bryant, 225 Princes street. I JOSEPH COLDER, of Papatowai, Shall , Not Be Responsible for any Debt contracted by my wife on and after this date. GENTLEMAN (38) wishes CORRESPOND ' lonely Home Country girl; view matrimony.—l 72, Times Office. 21.ia I WILL Not Be Responsible for any DEBTS contracted by my wife. —W. J. Garlhwaitc. ’ 23ja MACKAY. —Wanted, ADDRESS of Mrs Mackay, widow of Robert Mackay, sheep farmer, of ’’Newpitsligo,” Scotland, daughter of late John Mackay. Inquiries from 205 High street, Willoughby, N.S.W. ”.3ja WILL young lady who was to MEET young man at half-past 9 at Melbourne street on New Year’s Day send her ADDRES to 200, Times. 23ja Gentleman wishes acquaintance lady (about 32), view matrimony; sinI cere, genuine reply only.—Address, 262, Times Office 32Ja