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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20709, 6 May 1929, Page 14

(COMMODIOUS PREMISES IN > ' DOWLING STREET FOR SALE Or AVAILABLE FOR LEASE. SUITABLE FOR WHOLESALE BUSINESS OR FOR SHOPS AND OFFICES. The Otago Daily Times and Witness Newspapers Company Limited, consequent on the removal of tin Company's business to its new offices in Lower High street, has for Sale or Lease its wellknown buildings in Dowling street. The Company is prepared to give liberal terms either for the Sale or Leasing of this centrally-situated and commodious property, which could be readily adapted for a wholesale and retail warehouse, for e club house, for shops and offices, or for a manufacturer’s requirements. The premises are erected on sections leased fron the Defence Department, at a moderate rental, and prospective buyers with moderate means are ■ therefore afforded facilities foi the purchase of a valuable city property without having to sink a large sum in the purchase of city land All parC-ulars will be furnished on application at the Company's Office Lower High street. M. COTTERELL, REAL ESTATE AGENT, TEMUKA, S.C. SHEEP. CROPPING, OR FATTENING. 550 ACRES G.R.L.; rental £53 Halfyearly; 1 mile from school and 10 miles from rail; carrying 400 ewes, number of cattle, and horses; 5-roomed House and outbuildings. Price reduced to £IBSO (bare), including G. mortgage £llOO Owing to health reasons the present owner is compelled to make a change. EXCHANGE: Modern Bungalow. Timaru, for House, Dunedin. , ~Tho boys of 25 years ago wor toughs : you had to fight them,” sail the headmaster of Lancing College Eng land, recently He described the lads o to-day as lacking in grit or moral fibre and suffering from “ jcllyfishness.” —Scentmaking experts are baffled h the aroma of the “ Portadown Fragrance 1 as the new prize-winning rose from Ulste is termed. It has been likened to the per fume of an old cottage garden, but on authority considers the fragrance a blem of verbena and tea rose. In colour th rose (which has taken 11 years to pro duce) is something of a mystery, beim variously described as deep peach an! bronze. Not comparable for beauty witl many other blooms, the rose was the grea attraction at the Royal Horticultural Hall where it won the 100-guinea Clay dial lenge W for the “ best new scente seedling of the year.”