Page 12 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20706, 2 May 1929, Page 12

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET. PARK. E l N 0 L D S, I M I T E D, PROPERTY SALESMEN, MANSE STREET, DUNEDIN. ££itO GOODWILL, and stock and Plant (approximately-£150! at Valuation ®.R BURBAN FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY^'BUSINISSS-:.doubSont Shop; TURNOVER £IOO PER .MONTH (CAN BE DOUBLED IP* DPI TVFRY CONTINUED); GOOD LEASE; RENT £7 PER MONTH ' (Bsni £350^ HI , LR SUBURB ;: FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS; Shop TTTRYOVPR aVfrVijT;^ ll conveniences; lease 3 years;; rent £3 per week; PROFITTyTLE ° - A WEEK ' AN EASILY WORKED AND £l3so'SSr™ GENERAL STORE (GROCERIES, FRUIT, AND .. . . vUitrJiCiIONERY) | up’totd&t® Shop, .with Residence of' 5 rontns ■ attainaiion° d busll?ess stand; TURNOVER £45 PER WEEK. Stock (about £300) £1650~^ ÜB F RBA^, FR UIT AND UONFECTIONERY BUSINESS; Corner STORE (SUBURBS); modern shop and residence of ail GROWTVr n7sTßirT ach M ; ■ CENTRE OF PROSPEROUS AND G nms ß C n ; old-established business; TURNOVER £BO PER WEEK; £IOSO~ BU it:'P Al ?y h#ndy. high° s ™lei c cV Jf2J} i. ■ .. walking distance of centre of city.—Pretty Bungalow of 4 rooms and RECENTLY b BUILT PO h R 1 OWWrR fitt t wi . th eve -7 m ° dern convenience. ONLY Iri " (“S> £ll9O~ AB f E ? f T, EE OWNER.-LOVELY BRICK BUNGALOW of 5 rooms Fmnim nane; and ' t * Rche * ,e * t ?5 aab lugh-panellod hall, art ■ fibrous ceilings* choice pa P ers -.Pretty slab crates, costly electrical fittings, linen press, pines for 7* 1 ' I ®’, ro °niy bathroom, porcelain pedestal bath and basin, hot water by electric section*’ R »nn C Moffat e'cctric ranee, tip-in bins and cupboards; fine section, sunny situation, slight rise; near’car. This fine home was-recentlv hm’lt for owner WHORAS BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM and at the pried is a REAL SACRIFICE. . ■ ' a " a teqoai £2500 ST CLAIR: ABSOLUTELY ONE' OF THE FINEST RESIDENCES ™ TRTS CHOICE SUBURB. CLOSE TO TRAM AND BEAGH - Wtchene°ff a y Ki fine double-brick BUNGALOW; attractive design; V rooms and kitchenette, tile roof, plastered throughout, latest finish and fittings, pretty Icadimht in n^-fr n dr’l hIK1 i Pan i e ed hal1 ’, Empire papers, costly slab gratesf fancy built-in wardrobes, lovely roomy drawing room (6-light oriel window! larao dinir/ sideboard), bright, sunny bedrooms; porcelain bath and basin'hot r.a?W W Bho T r; ' Blassed ; ,n aun vorcly. fine. section; lawn, flowers, shrubs; concrete r( iP I I 1 for carage front or back of section. A HOME TO BE PROTITV OF i!e sold ARRANGE FOR inspection. deceasVestat E R must £1550~ MUSSELBUI ?9 R: ATTRACTIVE, MODERN RESIDENCE 7 tthmattu «?????• kitchenette, bathroom, pantry, and scullerv FXPFP. IIONALLY WELL BUILT AND IN FIRST-CLASS ORDER THROUGHOUTbid/ .® o “ venience s splendidly laid-out section; lawns, flowefs rose the mirasr homes" rt, &r c TTH?s I ®aSE YOU WILL REALISE THE VALUE OFFERED INSPECT THIS AND PARK, REYNOLDS. LIMITED. SURVEYORS and civil « PAT Er « ENGINEERS. -tf. »• fc. ' - ... , PATERSON'S BUILDINGS, N finance agents LAND & SHARE r , BROKERS 163 RATTRAY STREET, (Branch Office; Cargill’s Corner. South Dunedin.) Auctioneers, House &nd Land Age" R oSli V N Comfoi table HOUSE; 0 rooms; verandah front, bathroom, hot and cob w..ter, gas, electric light, copper tubs,workshop; large,freehold corner Rhetinn BSodgjiiden and fme view; £SO deposit; urgent, sale; £7OO * ■ r section JTJS 1 above OCTAGON—Attractive SEMI-BUNG ALOW; ‘ 4 rooms and kitchen 2tce bathroom, hot and cold, gas, electric light, Empire papen! copper Ss r\N y U lSp f r hold . fiCctlon; immediate possession; £IOO deposit/ P ., '' ; 0 N jlr|?s, e ® tleet an< l Cathedral).—An exceptionally well-built an '-' pretty BUNGALOW of 5 room., with kitchenette and all modern convenient fine dining room and entrance ha ; return veranda: porcelain bith boards and wardrobes, clement windows;^concrete freehold level section with glorious view over- city and harbour ; gardeKS S A rcally .Rood' Property £2OO deposit. For genuine 'sale pORf LINE (convenient to station)—Substantial 5-roomed HOUSE: with cor .... vjiwences; e.ectnojight, bath: scullery, washhouse, dairy, coal shed and mu buildings: 16 acrcs good warm land, well subdivided; 2 glasshouses- afso toot Cottage; wel let;-towlhouse, cow shed, also 2 pood cows. s tS 2 oies hot. harrow plough, separaior. catt.e dog, number of fowls; and also otGHGATF pO MIH ,I Rin n: f a i bar f in x V £9 ?°: or Town House taken part payment H SSuvr Ow Newington avenuej-Pretty and nu.u dUiNOAI.OW; id condition as new; 5 goodwooma with 3 all modern convei-iences; hot ano cold, electric, porcelain bath and baefn 6 ? 0^?8 w? chance room ’ thls 18 a really fbmre home; just on the market; £IOO depositCrar pHT STREET (on Rise, above.'Kno* Church)—Attractive HOME- in nerfer A condition; of six rooms,.with all up-to-date add ' P t ® rtac exceptionally sunny position- and an unsurpassed view for definite sale to wind up deceased estate, £llOO. * uu deposit, an

STOCK AND. STATION AGENTS, HIGH: I STREET, -DUNEDIN. 26,500 AC B S r T AS T?-n AL^ COUNTRY held under Tohg .lease- total ten* :• f u o i,„„ Q . “"d rates,,£2oo annually; complete homestead; septic tank drai hdae t?on h is done PRESENTCrOPq e^^ ar 9o d,p, ‘ hn t P iei - leut 'etc.' Little cultivation is aone. riiLibLNl CROPS being 20 acres turmps, 34 acres grass Pasture 6' 30 . ac r es .y° un S-R r ass . yiere is an excellent supply of chaff?on hand ?LvE' e implements include a good chaffcutting plant complete. PRESENT STOCK--5300 haltbred .sheen. (uic'udma 2200/230° e wes torom (.horses, cattle.' implements rhrbunlmut et nV Bt w?ntPr P hf n V Th . ere ls a jK supply of hay and oat sheaf distributed SS.! '•* ,nt Sin b oc « 8 ’ A vera ?? lambing over five years,: 70 per cent., and tho wool. clip, averages.Bilb.. Surplus wethers and ewes-always average high prices and PRfrp fi P snno nt ° T v ™ ershl P’ the ANNUAL SURPLUS has-been PRICE -£IB.OOO. Terms arranged. % The above property .is in excellent order, and nnd^rftnoimf^Liu.' 'f!7sl® P ro P osl t loa -. Mustering is a remarkably simple operation, and. consequent!} working costs are reduced to a minimum, 763 " ear Rae’s. JJhction; half freehold, half renewable lease;- total rent -r., , £l :w per ann J ,| P*’ 50’ years;to go; subdivided into two blocks by good fencing. Theie arc sheep yards, imt no buildings. Without winter-feed this block winters 300 ewes and ,100 hoggets.. Price, without sheep, £2OOO. Terms arranged This is a splendid grazing property, and is being offered at a most rldsonhble priced PHONES. 10-342. PRIVATE, 13:106.23-365. -- ''PHONES 10-842 C ARR E, MARSH Al. L. LI- MIiT E u (Incorporating J. W. H. Clarke. Member Real Estate Institute, N.Z.), AUCTIONEERS. LAND AND PROPERTY SALESMEN. NEW ROOMS: THE KING’S THEATRE, DOWLING STREET. , FOR URGENT SALE, . -CHOICE BUNGALOW in OPOHOSPECIALLY BUiLT FOR OWNER BY DAY LABOUR. Level section, I-acre Freehold; tiled-roof Bungalow, specially designed- reception hall, with Old English clinker brick bcaw ceilings; very large bathroom, beautifully appointed, cven-thina con Plete; kitchen, pantry, scullery to suit the Zst exacting tastc FIRST-CLASS GARAGE. TO HOLD THE LARGEST , CAR. We have advised the owner of this Choice Hbme to Reduce his Price; so - he has fixed it to effect a Sale • -■ AT £ISOO. AT £ 1500. AT £>lsoo. CLARKE, MARSHALL, LTD., AUCTIONEERS AND REAL. ESTATE AGENTS, Opposite Dunedin Savings Bank. DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. Phone 13-111. B OYD ’ S ’ 150 Rattray Street Phone 13-111. DUNEDIN 4 1 Rh.EHOLD; heavy flat land, in suburban township;’ good 6-roome f h . ool; ;80 ° fs ctc - : ca^s - 10 -ws,horse:“&; e ;°s se^i^; so oic, S. °S “Sii'l'ircHlii? eo " c " ; ’- •?«>« 4'?-3'hS“fiSS; i alcr tc bus service DEPOSIT will Purchase 1-ACRE FREEHOT.iI ..-;n ■) , ~ large orchard; real good soil- about 15 mi-mite ’,, V 1 -kroomed COITAG. service. ONLY £250. A SNIP. m nutes walk to tram and few miniil ABBOT SI I ORD: Good 6-roomed-DWETTTVf’.' ai , , ~ 7c in/ first-class order; i-acre Freehold ■' a SJ’ :G K ctnc ’ 'Sht, bathroo. IS A BARGAIN. ■ cieenom, orchard, garden; close rail. TU £3O PETER BOYD. 150 RATTRAY STREET. DUNEDtN. Phone 13-111-aiHE First Utility of frequent a d A regular Advertising consists in this: There is at all times a large class of Persons, both in country and town who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary articles,- and are ready to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place which is earnestly brought under their - notice. Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the first who asks. 1 HE First Utility of frequent, at * fettular Advertising consist* in tbu There is at all times a large class i nersona. both in country and town, wt have no fixed places for the purchaae < certain necessary articles, and are read to be swayed and drawn toward any pai ticular place which is earnestly brdugh under. their notice. Indifferent to al they yield without hesitation to the firs who 'asks.