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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21645, 16 May 1932, Page 12

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET e AGGITT&D U T fl 1 E, THE FARM SPECIAIJSTS, 214 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN Office phone 13-410. Mr Haggitt (res.), 20-078. Mr M'Kinnon (res,), 13-482. ACRES FREEHOLD, splendid fattening land; carrying 1200 sheep; 5roomed House, stable, byre, etc. Price, £0 os per acre. Deposit £l5O, balance 5A per cent. 1 SPLENDID FARM of 7(58 ACRES FREEHOLD; heavy river flat, handy to rail, etc.; carrying 1000 ewes; Dwelling, wool shod, stable, hut, etc. , Price, £3 10s per acre; £SOO down, balance remain on mortgage. OA ACRES FREEHOLD, carrying 10 cows, 0 other cattle, 40 sheep, and 1 horse; 4-room »1 House, hyre with 2-cow plant, stable, etc. Price, £1250; deposit £3OO. A ACRES LEASEHOLD, handy Dunedin; Cottage, byre, etc. (property of '-'G' tenant); for sale as a going concern with 20 cows, !) heifers, Hull, 3 horses, milking machines, implements, cans, etc,; 30 sacks' oats, 2 stacks straw, G acres swedes, etc., and an absolute snip at £4OO. 1 TO ACRES FREEHOLD, situated handy to Dunedin; 35 acres cleared and sown ” down, balance bush; good living to bo made from cutting firewood; Dwellinghouse, stable, barn, fowlhousc, etc.; will carry 12 cows, besides few dry cattle. Price, £800; deposit £32 10s.

CHEAPEST FARM IN SOUTHLAND (as a going concern), with sheep, cows, implements, furniture, tools; £IOSO the lot. Owner leaving New Zealand; needs the cash. This place has been sold at £2O per acre and is going to-day for under £5. Area 2(50 acres, freehold; handy Invercargill. Solid house, 5 rooms, e.h, h. and c., bathroom, washhouse, byre, stable, barns, with 16 cows, horses, 150 ewes, young cattle (capable of carrying 400 ewes and 30 cows), discs, harrows, ploughs, separator, 40 fowls, tools, buckets. All the furniture (except personal belongings). Fences good; well watered. Definite instructions just to hand. First to inspect will buy. No catch, otherwise wo wouldn’t spend money advertising it. We can give reasonable terms. 9/Jj A ACRES SOUTHLAND (taken ” prize as a model farm); will carry 800 ewes or make excellent dairy farm. Price, £22; owner wants Dunedin Property in exchange. In town now. Wants a proposition. -J (\S) ACRES - SOUTHLAND: For -LIJ/W £IOOO (has 40 acres Leasehold optional); clear title; 7-roomed good house: all outbuildings. ODA ACRES—SOUTHLAND (famous Western District): Owner unwell; must give up; all ploughable except 20 acres bush; runs 1000 sheep all year round; good steading; has large State loan; meeting to-day’s market, £ll. Consider an Exchange. 1 ACRES—SOUTHLAND; and up-to-date BUNGALOW: (will carry 60 milking cows and 100 ewes)j now carrying 550 ewes, 600 lambs, 25 cattle, 6 horses; almost new byre (with machines), stable, barn, sheep yards, etc. Has £2OOO State loan; price £24; terms, or consider exchanging. ACRES (LEASEHOLD)—Dunedin Suburb, with 17 cows, young cattle, 2 horses, separator, buckets, tools, etc. Neat dwelling and outbuildings; not hilly, Plenty of feed; £2OO, going concern. No mortgages. Might Exchange for town place. EXCHANGES! Several in. We have Farms North Otago, South, and Southland. Large and small. Submit your proposition. No sale, no commission. HOTEL WANTED! Good buyer with the cash just in. r. s. McKenzie, limited, Land Auctioneers, 207 PRINCES STREET. DUNEDIN Res. 22-415. Phones; J. W. H. Clarke, 13-106. Office 10-842. F. W. Venn. 18-681. (JLARKE, VENN, ' LTD., AUCTIONEERS AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS, F.R.E.1., KING’S THEATRE BUILDINGS. DOWLING STREET. £SO DEPOSIT and 32s 6d per week will purchase a choice BUNGALOW and freehold corner section in St. Kilda; owner bought a farm; must sell. £4O. Home-made Cakes, Pies, Confectionery, Dairy; SHOP and 5 rooms; rent £2. £ls DEPOSIT, balance £55 arranged at 5s per week; rent £1; DAIRY, central position; practically new shop. ■ £350. 18 ACRES, north line; 4-roomed House, cowbyre, fowl houses, pig stye, motor shed; cheapest property offering. Apply early. £IOO DEPOSIT—2 ACRES; down the Peninsula; 4-roomed House, with e.L, h. and c., pantry, bathroom, washhouse, garage; a choice little property and a money-maker; in earlv seed potatoes. WANTED, large AGRICULTURAL FARM; in Exchange for BUSINESS in Dunedin; value £10,000; owner wants to get to the country. £975. DECEASED ESTATE BARGAIN. RIGHT IN THE HEART OF THE CITY. SPLENDID RESIDENCE, in sunny position; double brick, plastered throughout; 7 spacious, sunny rooms, all in perfect order; interior newly painted and papered in latest style; tiled grates, panelled ceilings, built-in wardrobes and cupboards: bathroom, hot and cold shower, Zealandia h.p. range, gas for cooking; washhouse, etc., all under one roof. Ideal as a City Residence or for Roomletting or conversion to Flats. A rare chance. Ring and arrange for inspection. JAS. SAMSON & CO. 6 0 - C O W FARM. 122 ACRES at £25 per acre (£3050), South Otago; divided into 10 paddocks; fences good; 4-roomed House and ample outbuildings. Ingoing £SOO. Investigate this; it's great cow country. IRELANDS, Agents, Manse street. BILLIARD SALOON, Hairdressing and Tobacconist BUSINESS, with all Fittings; £2 per week; stock valuation; no goodwill; bargain.—Battersbys, Dowling street. limy 1 A ACRES, Oamaru; rich land; 23 JLtW" acres wheat, 20 oats. 40 young grass, 20 ploughed; excellent farm; £42; easy terms. —Battersbys, Dowling street. SOUTHLAND —2013 ACRES FREEHOLD, 2893 LEASEHOLD, rent £l7O, reducible by 30 per cent.; carrying 1500 ewes. 400 cattle ; PRICE, £2 4s 6d per acre tor Freehold. Leasehold given In ; much understocked, carry third more comfortably.-—Battersbys. Dowling street. ro ACRES FREEHOLD, 5-roomed DwellO ing, cowbyre; alongside school; 30 cows, 5 pigs. 5 horses, plant, etc. ; ALSO milk cart, cans, etc.; Going Concern. £1750. Exchange for House to £1250, equity. Dunedin—BATTERSBYS, Dowling street. limy FOR SALE, Sheep Runs. Mixed Farms. Smailvlloldings, and Town Property.— \V. M. Cotterell. Trauika. lOmy HOUSES AND PROPERTIES WANTED. The possibility that Buildup, Yorkshire, may elate hack to Roman times is being discussed by Haildon residents. Was this moorland village ever the home of a great sports arena 1 ' Were gladiators onee seen there, and raving charioteers? is asked. Antiquaries are attempting to answer these questions following the discovery by Mr John North, of Baildon, of a large stone in the north wall of the church, on which wore the words; “A.D. 154!) spoliar.” Mr North, who is a noted antiquary, is not satistied with the date on the. stone, he says lie believes it was added niueh later, and that the inscription itself is not complete. The word itself should be, he contends, “ spolianim,” and not “spoliar.” The spolianim was the place in the arena where dead gladiators were laid.