PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET. 'Phone 2141. Box 407. 'Phone 2141. gATTERSBY & CO., LAND SALESMEN. REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, A.M.P. BUILDINGS, 25 DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. 230 550 308 ACRES FREEHOLD; handy to Dunedin, railway station, and trucking yards on property; handy to school; all in grass; little bush left on property for shelter; 7 paddocks; post and wire fences; land, easy downs- 8-ROOMED HOUSE, range and 5 fireplaces; washhouse; 4-stall stable and loosebox, implement shed, 13-stall cowbyre; has earned 50 cows in milk, besides other cattle. This property grows good crops, and has grown 10 tons of potatoes to the acre; all in good heart. PRICE, £IBOO. Best of terms. This property has been in the late owners possession for 57 years. GOVERNMENT VALUATION, £2OOO. ACRES FREEHOLD; suitably subdivided; well watered; 36 acres of turnips, balance in good pasture; good 4-roomed House, barn, stable, shearing shed; 2-roomed Cottage; Post Office across the road; 1 mile from school; owner has to sell on account of ill-health. PRICE, £8 10s per acre. GOOD TERMS. This property was sold for £l4 per acre 15 years ago. ACRES FREEHOLD; 40 acres turnips and grass, 54 acres one-year-old grass, balance two and three-year-old pasture; 8-roomed modern House, h. and c.. bathroom, pantry, washhouse, and dairy; 6-stall staWe, loosebox, barn, implement shed, cowbyre, and- men s CARRYINGCA ACITY, 34 sheep per acre, besides cropping; PREcsEiN biUCIV. /uu two-tooth ewes, 200 fat wethers, 12 dairy cows- 8 horses; handy to ™“'vay and school. PRICE, £25 per acxe. GOOD TERMS. This is one of the model farms of the district. It is mostly rich, heavy flat land, and is well watered and fenced. 4.CRES: good cropping and sheep fattening farm; 5 miles from railway; i 37 handy to school and Post Office; we 11 fenced and subdivided; 5° acres autumnsown oats. 50 acres turnips; carry 700 ewes besides House, h. and c., conveniences; mens hut, stable, barni tFR MR ’ cowbyre and sheepyard. PRICE, £7 10s per acre. BEST OF TERMS. The owners of this property are prepared to Exchange for small farm near Dunedin, or a City proper ty. ACRES (625 FREEHOLD and 40 ACRES EDUCATION LEASE): rent 005 fo annum- school 3i miles, rail 4 miles; 60 acres turnips, 70 acres ,-ounrr jT rass balance old* pasture and native; 12 paddocks; fences—boun-rabbit-proof, other good; all undulating; springs; 8-roomed bathroom, pantry, h. and c.; -barn, shearing s ’p-p-p’ ACRE MORTbox: 1200 ewes (at present on property). MU GAGE £4250. May consider Exchange for property north. have several FREEHOLD FARM S on our books, owners of which would consider taking town property in part payment. Some of these places are the very best of land, and the only reason for their being on the market, is ill-health, or that the owner has earned a competency, and is in a position to retire. We are sure, therefore, that a few minutes ini mr office will convince the most cautious of buyers that we have some of the very best propositions to be had in either Otago, Southland, or Canterbury. r\rr 741 fi Evening 'Phones: 9078, 3802. Office Telephone QQ , , & DOTH IE n 214 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Members of the Real Estate Institute of Otago (Incorporated). -a no ACRES FREEHOLD (North of Dunedin): 11 paddocks; splendid 6188 roomed House and bathroom, h. and c. water, electric light; 9-stall byre with concrete floor, garage, trapshed. pigstyes, etc.; carry 150 ewes and 10 cows Price reduced from £IBOO to £llOO. Easy terms. U-D O ACRES GOVERNMENT LEASE (Mosgiel): 30 years to run and renewable 8 foi further 33 years; carry 5 cows; 1 acre turnips, balance grass; 5-roomed House, electric light! water laid on; byre, fowlhouses; 1 mile from railway OO 01 ACRES LEASEHOLD years to run; very best of land for 22 dairying or market gardening; has grown 50 bushels of wheat to acre and 10 tons of potatoes to acre; 4-acre swedes, i-acre broccoli, 4-acre straw -*ies, fi acres stubbie. 7 acres grass, balance ready to plough; if used for dairying, would nrrv 1 cow to acre; good 5-roomed House and bathroom, pedestal bath, h. and c efectric light and plug, washhouse (copper and tubs), stable, barn, fowlhouses, c l> „ n ,i annlication. There is nothing better than this offering. (133) A ACRES FREEHOLD (Clutha District): 250 acres flat land, cannot flood, 360 balance ploughable, except 30 acres good tussock, 30 _ acres turnips, 50 acres new glass, balance 2 and 3 years’ grass; at present carrying 750 sheep; 12 mnrl fences plenty of water; 7-roomed House, 4-roomed Cottage, 2 f a a 4e’fcnl; old age reason for selling. £l2 an acre. GovjJcrES* FREEHOLD (li * hours’ motor drive from Dunedin): 10 pad--300 docks good fences, partly netted; carries 300 ewes besides cropping; 50 30 acres last year’s grass; 4-roomed House, washhouse, hut, rrn? wooEhecl b y ie?ctc. £'B an alre. About £4OO cash. (26) W E
0 4IL MAKER, TENTS, TARS Ai PAULINS, FLAGS, ETC The Trustees of the estate of the late R. G. Knight have instructed’us to otter for immediate Sale, this old-estabhsuv-Q Business. .. .. Full particulars upon application to S ° le RICHARD A. LARGE & CO., P.O. Box 954, Wellington. FOR SALE, in Dunedin, First-class BAKER and PASTRYCOOK BUSINESS. Central; business guaranteed. 31my dreSS 250, Times Office. w. A. BOWLING. Land and' Estate Agent, 24 Dowling street ('phone 1751). OnkTK —MUSSELBURGH: New BUNGAcSJtJ I O LOW. 5 rooms, latest appointments ; immediate possession; excellent value. —Bowling. DEPOSIT —NEAR CAR (Anderson’s Bay) : Good CORNER SECTION. 65ft X 100 ft; magnificent view ; rare chance. Bowling. - MUSSELBURGH : SEMI-BUN-GALOW, 5 rooms, with every convenience: well worth Inspection.— Bowling. £775 OKA—ANDERSON’S BAY (on rise) : Brick BUNGALOW. 5 rooms, with all conveniences , great value. —Bowling. C»11 A/4 FORBURY CORNER: cb 1 GALOW, 5 rooms; mode) BUNmodern conveniences; splendid order throughout; burry for this.—BOWLING. 25my Boarding or room-letting house : handy citv: health sole reasons; get particulars.—M-Coll’s. George street. Fruit, confectionery, grocery SHOP, In city; good living Rooms; lease; rare opportunity.—M’Coll’s, George street. A CHANCE of a Lifetime —Five ROOMS, on rise : conveniences ; section ; sound : £75 deposit.—M’Coll'B. OT KILDA —Five ROOMS; all conveniO ’cnees; good order; nice section; room for garage ; £92s.—M’Coll's. MUSSELBURGH Five-roomed BUNGALOW ; right up-to-date: tile roof; 4acre section ; £1450. —M’Coll s, _ Near forbury corner —5 rooms; all conveniences: would exchange House north end; £885; particulars. M’COLL’S. 29my I * ENDERSON & COW lE, Auctioneers and Land Agnits, 181 Princes street. Dun cdln. Day phone 3640; evening 780. AKA—MUSSELBURGH: Very nice b IUDv 5-roomed modern VILLA, splendid order, porcelain bath and basin; freehold section. 4? 1 07K —MAORI HILL: Now modern *) BUNGALOW, 4 rooms and kitchenette; sun balcony; nice appearance: large freehold. jiOiKK—PARKSfDB : 4 ROOMS, all moddbo % O ern conveniences; perfect order inside and out; good section ; garage room. AAA— WAVERLEY : 4 ROOMS, ct I 111/" scullery, pantry, copper and tubs; electric light; fowlruns. 5 acres freehold. e'TAfH RAVBNSBOURNE : 7 ROOMS ; t Ul/ scullery, washhouse, bathroom, workshop; 1 acre freehold ; well worth inspeotion. 4*l AAA ABBOTSFORD: 4-roomed dJ Ivl/u modern rough-cast BUNGALOW; pantry, scullery, wardrobes; nice appearance; 4~ R cre freehold. /AA —BURNSIDE : 4 ROOMS and kitcb IU" chenette: scullery, washhouse, bathroom: built-in wardrobes; 4-acre freehold. ___ —MORNIKGTON: 5 ROOMS, dJ ii O modern ; bathroom and basin : slab tiled grates; leadtlght door; 4-acre freehold. (»QAA —ST. KILDA: 4 nice ROOMS: boUU modern appointments; Empire tapers; tidy freehold section; room for ga rage. PQQK —PRACTICALLY new 4-roomed dbOOt) modem SEMI-BUNGALOW; panelled hall; slab ’lied grates; good freehold section. —CITY: 4 ROOMS, good order; ob 4 OU all conveniences; glass house: freehold section.—HENDERSON & COWIE. AAAA—S-ROOMED HOUSE: all conbDUlf venlences ; good garden ; terms. Dooley's, Octagon. 2905 aqAA—SHOP and DWELLING, convenldbOUU cnees; good position.—Dooley’s, Octagon. 2877 jp-| AAA —6-ROOMED HOUSE: all con- | cb I venlences ; garden, workshop. ! See this.—Dooley's, Octagon. 2874 j 1 A A —s-ROOMED HOUSE; on rise; i cb I I vlx* all conveniences; glasshouse, large garden.—DOOLEY'S, Octjigon. 2890 ; WANTED to SELL, new 5-roomed BUNGALOW, Musselburgh : £1000.—242, Times. Slmy WANTED SELL (at once), good BUSINESS, and secret o r nastry making shown; going concern at £150; not under £lO week profit; low rent, and House of five rooms.“ Tlnccda ” Pie Shoo. South Dunedin. ir WHA 1 VOU WANT.—A Reliable Firm rn SHIFT vnur FURNITURE Gain Forwnrfllne Co ’’2 Bond street fPIIR First Ot ; ,'ity of freqtiei t ami a regular Advertising consists in this There is at all times a large class of Mgsmis both in country and town who hme no fixed places for the purchase of coitain necessary articles, and ari read"' ti he swayed and drawn toward any par tirulnr olaee which is earnestly hrough under their notice. fpdi.Tfrcnt to all they /’ehi without hesitatiuii to the first who ask*.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19803, 31 May 1926, Page 14
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