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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19800, 27 May 1926, Page 12

PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET. •Phone 1397. Thone 1397. £3, L. MACASSEI & CO s (Members of the Real Estate Institute of Otago, Incorporated). GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND PROPERTY SALESMEN, 148 RATTRAY STREET. DUNEDIN. PASTRYCOOK’S AND BAKER’S BUSINESS FOR SALE, situated in splendid position in Dunedin; long lease; cheap rent; net profits about £IOOO per annum. Owner retiring. Full particulars supplied to bona fide purchasers only. THIS IS A SMALL GOLD MINE. PROPERTIES. PROPERTIES. POOR —ANDERSON’S BAY: Well-built BUNGALOW, containing 5 rooms and cLi/Ots kitchenette; bathroom with basin, hot and cold water; electric light, etc.; good section; eeWer drainage. This property is situated handy to car and is the best value offering to-day EASY TERMS ARRANGED. —ST. KILDA: Substantia] VILLA of 5 rooms, bathroom, hot and cold wa ter; electric light, gas cooker, and in perfect order throughout. TERMS ARRANGED. C K—MGRNLNGTGN: Natty 4-roomed BUNGALOW, with bathroom, hot cL * wa ter service, electric light, tiled slabs, scullery, washhouse, etc.; perfect order; sunny corner section. PI OKA —ANDERSON’S BAY: New 5-roomed BUNGALOW, with every modern iVliWtfU convenience; finished throughout in figured red pine. The workmanship will stand any inspection, and will appeal to anyone who wants a superior l home; terms arranged. o*l O'TK —0P0H0: New BUNGALOW, containing and kitchenette; porcelain bath and basin, fibrous ceilings, tiled slabs, hot water, fullsized gas cooker, gas copper, electric light, plenty of cupboards; very sunny position: worth inspection. PI AQA —CAVERSHAM; Practically new BUNGALOW, containing 4 rooms and «t vi/v kitchenette, porcelain bath and basin, hot wa over b th, basin, sink, nml tube- built-in cupboards and wardrobes: glorious view;. sun day. €?9|4AA— ST. CLAIR; Superior 6-roonwi double brick BUNGALOW, containing every modern convenience and designed to save labour - large section; full-sized motor garage; situated very hr.ndy to beach and t.-am; worth inspection. SECTL NS. SECTIONS. POOD BUILDING SECTIONS are getting very difficult to obtain. Any person VT contemplating building should inspect some of the following sections before it is too late: — QJT. CLAIR (top side): Good SECTION, 25 poles, £475. QT. CLAIR (top side): Splendid SECTION, 55ft frontage, very sunny position; £3s' (town side): Good BUILDING SECTION, 50ft frontage, £425. SUNSHINE (best part): Nicely elevated SECTION, 52ft frontage, £3OO. ■fyfORNINGTON: Level SECTION, J-acre, £2OO, BAY: Level SECTION, 06ft frontage, sun all day, £3OO. 'Phone 2141. B ATT E R Box 407, s b y 'Phone 2141. 0., LAND SALESMEN. REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, A.M.P. BUILDINGS, 25 DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. HQ ACRES FREEHOLD; school and rail 2 miles; House of 7 rooms, e.b; smithy, Ou • barn, 3-stall stable, 9-stall byre; large loft and piggeries; STOCK—2O cows in milk (extra good), 9 Jersey cross heifers, 1 good Jersey bull (Dr Truby King’s breed), 3 heavy draught horses, 1 good springcarter, 30 sound-mouth ewes, 5 breeding sows, and few young ones, 1 d.f. Reid and Gray (new), Booth, M‘Don4ld discs, 4-leaf harrows, roller, new farm dray, 1 tip-dray, spring-tooth grubber, large assortment of sundries. This property iSv situated north of Dunedin, very best of land. Owing to accident owner cannot work. PRICE, £3200. Good Terms. Owner will Exchange, take house and few acres land as part payment. One of the best little places on the market. o'K'/k ACRES LEASEHOLD; £l7O per annum; 9 paddocks; good fences; 2 acres <wOU turnips: 4-roomed House, new scullery, washhouse (built-in copper), fowlhouse, cart shed, pigstyeS, motor garage, 3-stall stable (loft), 40- ' stall cowbyre, 4-cow Auto milking machine, large separator; STOCK--60 cows (all been tested), 40 lyad other cattle. 20 two-year-old heifers, 20 yearling heifers, 3 draught horses, 1 harness horse, 1 spfing-carter, 2 draught foals, 1 two-year-old, 12 pigs, 1 farm dray, ,2 tip-drays, 1 spring-dray, 1 spring-cart, 1 gig, 1 Ford ton truck (1924 model), 2 d.f. ploughs, M.H. cultivator and seed-sower, turnip barrow, 2 mowers, swing plough, drill plough, 3-leaf harrows, M.H. discs, 15 milk cans, buckets, 2 sets spring-cart and one set gig harness, dray harness and working harness for 3 horses, swingletrces. chains, complete working plant, Tot more sundries, tools. PRICE, £ISOO. Good Terms. Owner would take small property as payment. 8 ACRES; close Dunedin; very best of land, all flat; 5-roomed House, c. 1., h. and c., washhouse, coalhouse, dairy, large poultry houses, 2 incubators, spring-cart, other cart, cow, host of other sundries. PRICE, £I6OO. Owner would Exchange for dwelling in Mosgiel as part payment. Illhealth being only reason of wanting smaller property. HURRY FOR THIS. i yA ACRES FREEHOLD; alongside railway, school, and factory; 23 acres I wheat stubble ploughed, 4 acres mangolds and turnips, balance pasture; 5-roomed House, e.b, telephone, men’s hut, 4-stall stable and loosebox, implement shed, dose shed, 25-stall byre, 30-gallon milk run, 25 food cow-3 (in milk), 3 horses, al’ implements, drays, jpring-cart; in act, everything required to work property. Buy this very best of land. Owner would consider Exchanging for town .property. OA AAA ACRES GRAZING RUN; rent £l5O per annum; 6-roomed concrete Ou)UUUHouse, 2-roomed Cottage and bathroom, w'ashhouse, storeroom, dairy, h. and c., sleeping verandahs, stable, chaffhouse, shearing shed (with yards and dip), shearers’ quarters, with h. and c., bathroom, beds, and general equipment; STOCK—2O6B wethers, 2886 ewes, 1250 lambs, 76 rams (60 merino, 16 half bred), 240 stragglers (mostly ewes) —6520 sheep; 30 head cattle. This property is for sale, Going Concern, £IB,OOO. 7 ACRES FREEHOLD; handy to Dunedin; all in grass; 3 paddocks; live hedges, all flat; town water supply; House of 5 rooms, e.b, h. and c., bathroom and scullery, pantry; drained to sewer; slab tile fireplaces; w-ashhouse, copper and tubs; 3-stall byre, concrete floor; motor shed, concrete paths; good garden, fruit trees, and fowlruns. £l4oo £2OO tesh, balance at per cent, for term. FINANCE AGENTS, LAND A SHARI j- BROKER* ■0 7). SURVEYORS and CIVIL ENGINEERS. . & *’• 8. PATB RS o # PATERSON’S BUILDINGS, 163 RATTRAY STREET. (Brandi Office i Cargill's Corner, South Dunedin.) Auctioneers, House and Land Agcnta. TTICHGATE ROSLYN (close township), in an exceptionally bright and sunny •Unosition—Splendid HOUSE, 5 large rooms, bath, scullery, hot and cold, gas for cooking, electric light, Empire papers, washhouse. and[outbuildings, and very attractive appearance, with valuable freehold corner elevated section, garden, flowers and lawn! good view; £l5O deposit; undoubtedly the cheapest home in Roslyn, as inspection will convince you; goinc at £IOSO. n STREET.— Pretty 6-roomed SEMI-BUNGALOW, with all modern conv* veniences; exceptionally sunny-position, garden, motor garage; easy terms; R £l4 QSLYN (where the sun shines brightly)—Pretty five-roomed BUNGALOW; latest designs; just completed; every possible convenience; papers, grates, mantelpieces, and fittings of the latest; nice entrance hall; gas, electric light; fine sunny,, level corner section; glorious view; room for garage; £BO deposit. This is your opportunity. Keys at Office. UUSSELL STREET—SoIid six-roomed HOUSE; bath, scullery, copper, tubs, and Xi conveniences; sheltered, sunny freehold section. £SO deposit, balance weekly. Cheap, £590. RICHARDSON STREET, ST. KILDA (Close JVam). —Comfortable 4-roomed HOUSE, scullery, washhouse (copper and tubs), electric light; large freehold section; on sunny side; garden. £SO deposit. Cheap, £485. /CUMBERLAND STREET.— Attractive 5-roomed modern VILLA, hot and cold water, bath, basin, and sink, electric light, gßs for cooking: scullery, copper and tubs; all in good order and perfectly sound. £IOO deposit. Must sell to wind up deceased estate. £6OO. XTORTH END (Close Gardens) —Attractive and exceptionally well-built HOME, i n perfect order; 5 nice rooms; with every modern convenience; fine sunny freehold corner section; garden; flowers, lawn; asphalt paths and yard. £l3O deposit Cheapest property in north end, as. inspection will convince you. £BSO. JOBN REID & gO N S (T.T D.), AUCTIONEERS, LAND SALESMEN. ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. CORNER (JVERPOOI AND BOND STREETS DUNEDIN. TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES MANAGED. Members of the Real Estate Institute of Otago (Incoporated). FOR SALE. "kA-ACRE FARM, in numerous paddocks; fences all in good order; land in JU erea t heart; buildings comprise Dwelling, barn, stable, implement sheds, ■e picstye, man’s room, etc. Price £8 an acre. Owner prepared to consider hange for DUNEDIN PROPERTY. Full particulars on application to us. I*l O<7K —ANDERSON’S BAY: Splendid BUNGALOW, five airy rooms; at- & t O tractive appearance; modern interior; beautiful dining room; panoramic view; every convenience; drained to sewer; handy to tram; good freehold. Full particulars from REIDS (LIMITED). ATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW iV ‘ ZEALAND (LIMITED), STOCK AND STATION AGENTS. STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, Box 215. WATER STREET, DUNEDIN. p.o. Box 215. O ACRES FREEHOLD, 400 ACRES L.I.P. (rental £lO 16s); 600 acres I) ‘ has been cultivated, part of which is in turnips and oaten stubble, bal- , on-ass; the remainder of land is in native state; 7-roomed House; woolshed, barn etc.; 2 miles from school, 12 miles from railway. The country is lelteml -lies well to the sun. and consists of limestone and volcanic soil, incapacity 8 1000 ewes and 400 dry sheep; land is m good heart, and will c good crops; situated in Palmerston district. PRICE £7 PER ACRE. PRICE £7 PER ACRE. Terms on Application. in ACRES S.G.R., in Central Otago; rent £2O 16s; rates ,EH. water rates fgo. subdivided into 8 paddocks; carrying capacity 600 ewes, surplus sn off L? 4-roomed “un-dfied brick House and outbuildings; 1 oundary wire with the exception of half-mile. (ICE BARE £2900. PRICE BARE £2900. SN (k) nights were cold ” they re--sorted to a hot brick in bed—now r comfort of the “ UNIQUE Hot Bottle. Look for “ UNIQUE ” on Imy Mi HE FARMERS’ PAPER.—'Tue Agr: 1 cultural Department of the Otago Witness is acknowledged to be unequalled by that of any other Weekly m the Dominion.