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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20918, 7 January 1930, Page 10

ARMSTRONG & MOLLISON. „ AI iP ESTATE agents. £I4OOT- DU^ OTTAIl: Very attrac"T tIV S S-Momed BUNGALOW verandah, in a nice aunny, sheltered position; all conveniences and In perfect order. This is a beauty; must sell; own« leaving Dunedin, £795“^ NDERSON ’ S Pretty VFBANrnali w?? 1 ? 8 . 811(1 kitchenette, VERANDAH VTLLA; gas range; i-acre section, tastefully laid out; everything :n good order; Government loan, which can be taken over. . ORNINGTON (close tram J : irir i a •thoroughly souno Five-roomed \ 1L LAj in good order; all conveniences; i-acre level section: Government loan; "i! 1 ® i® _ a genuine bargain. £BSO MUSSELBURGH (dose VTI . . Queen s drive): Good 6-roomed VILLA recently painted; electric, gas. fnspectW ' aDd C - DICe Bection; wortb £9oo~jfSP f < c . lose Clty ««d): 0 m „ rlo „„ «OOMS, facing-north, with all modern conveniences; sunny position and charming outlook; price right. £1195 BAY:Pracr . Really new BUNGALOW, S rooms and kitchenette; all in perfect ? r - c %; Panelled hall, slab grates, porcelain bath, gas cooker, etc.; nice level seeing ' 3rCe Government loan. Good buy pREEHOLD SECTION: MAORI HILL TOTMPMT IVers fine bu'Wing ALLOTMENT; nearly i-acre; the last remaining in this much. sought after sub--on,y £425 = on easy terms. AHMSI'KIINU M( 11,1,150 N 91a PRINCES STREET ♦ Phone 11-011. s UNNY KEW, LOVELY BRICK BUNGALOW, WITH SUI PORCH. COMMANDING GLORIOUS PANORAMIC VIEW. NICELY ON THE RISE, YET HANDY FORBURY CORNER. Bu^ e n™ V nf f r r sale m .°, st attractive brlcl o£ 5 rooms, kitchenette, and su: p ° rcb • Eood section; special entrance t bviTft- 6 n e -il£ cmb ’ ev ®ry modern convenience »MrL, y year ,°? two: altogether a mos attractive proposition at £1550. Sole agents ~ TAMBLYN. RHODES. Handy boys* high schoo ' £7OO. Ti fth 800 d section; eleotri not and* cold, all conveniences: altoeethi a real snip. Price £7OO. E tn ‘ TAMBLYN. RHODES. £935~ C °.F ORTABLB 5'500M8; 5 csection; good gartfen; das Tambl y n?Hh r o de t ß hrOUeliOUt; an3t,ous £7oo~onrt«J RISE ‘ CAVERSHAM wder V hanrtv MS : electrlc - gas; spier Rhodes. y Car: garden. Tambl PORT CHALMERS; Modern i roomed BUNGALOW, convei tly bU “ t: largo BeCtio £1 AJkA —NATTY Modern BUNGALOV Blori , ous sunny situation; e Rhodes 6W: splendld sardon. —Tamblj £1 /f K A—BEAUTIFUL modern brl BUNGALOW, 5 rooms k TamCn.Rhod P e 0 s rCh: SI ° H ° US SUany spot ‘ £1 1 —GENUINE SNIP, ST. CLAU , , 5-roomed BUNGALOW: own tamM^dbb? 1 sel,: handy car i Noonan & haves. Estate Ag Moran Buildings, Lower Octaet buyers waiting Sellers furnish pander Telephone 10 448. tl BAY; Be hnnr U fi. Ul b n Ck BUNGALOW; hull 1 , 6 rooms, all modern convenient Noonan and Hayes. £1 SOUTH DUNEDIN ; ROOMS and kitchenette; i tlcally new ; latest appointments. —No and Hayes. Lower Octagon. ST KILDA: Sli-roomed R Li/tJU DENCE; well built; good tlon. all modern conveniences.— No and Hayes - £1 s Brick GALOW. 4 rooms and chenelte; just built; good position sped.—Noonan and Hayes, £1 £IM)'“ NORTH DUNEDIN: L 1 iIUU BUNGALOW well built rooms and kitchenette; all modern' veniences. garage.—NOONAN & HAYI MOSGIEL; Rare opportunity; owner Ing; 4 ROOMS: e. light; sew good workshop; vinery; sacrifice ' terms.—Souter, Mosgiel, MOSGIEL: Best SECTION Gordon i sunny side; half price; SECT Forth street. £65; Forfar street. £55. MOSGIEL: FIVE ROOMS; In spl order; every modern convenl rare bargain; terms arranged; £6 Souter, Mosgiel. 'HOLDER FURNITURE” USMOVALS MADE EASY GAIN FORWARDING CO LTJ Provide Experienced Men and Up-to Equipment Good Storage. Office; 20 BOND STREET, DUNEDIh HOUSES AND PROPERTIES WANTED. rpo all who have more lagd than they nted bjr young business ; SECTION for home building; rise prefer deposit and terms.—Address 658, Times A * R r will pay cash tor mo XA. HOUSE. 5-G rooms, in town.—Full liculars 717, Times. WANTED to RENT, 3 ROOMS; < t> flat if possible.—Ring 12-075. BUSINESSES WANTED. SMALL GENERAL STORE wanted ; North Otago preferred; particulars urgent.— Boyd s, Rattray street. Phone 13-111. 'T'HE First Utility ot frequent and * regular Advertising consists m this: There is at all times a large class of persona, both in country and town who have no fixed places fur the purchase of certain necessary articles and are ready to be swayed and drawn toward any par ticular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all they yield without hesitation to the first who asks. THK FARMERS PAPER.—The AgnA cultural Department of the Otago Witness is acknowledged to be unequalled by that of any other weekly in the Dominion-