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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21953, 15 May 1933, Page 14

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Phones: J. W. H. Clarke, 13-lOfi Office 10-842, " F. W. Venn, 18-681. (JLARKE & VENN,. LTD. REAL ESTATE AGENTS, F.R.E.1., N.Z.. RING’S THEATRE BUILDINGS. DOWLING STREET rro LET, Furnished BUNGALOW, few -*■ minutes’ walk frojn Princes street; 8 rooms and garage; brick; ai) the very latest conveniences; sleeping balcony; beautiful grounds; reasonable rental to suitable tenant. OHO LET, Large SHOP neat Cargills -* Corner, King Edward street (next Hannah’s Boot Store). KOSLYN (near Columba College)—6roomed RESIDENCE; all conveniences; J freehold; rates £7 10s; owner leaving for country: reduced price tor Quick gale DAIRY— Taking £l4-£ls week; lovely Shop. £75, Going Concern. JARUIT, CONFECTIONER Y: nice clean A stock; good little Business; Shop and 3 Living Rooms. £BS (or oiler), ft ROOMS and garage (Belleknowes); «• freehold; all conveniences. £675 (take offer quick sale). t> WORKING PARTNERS Wanted with £IOO each work gold claim at Arthur s Point, near Queenstown; only sluice boxes required, all other machinery ready to start; otvuer in hospital: rare chance for miners. , PENERAL STORE AND DAI KV; vf Shop and 4 Rooms; best business ot its kind in Dunedin; takings £35 to £4O per week, and capable of great increase. Owner unable to work same effectively. Price, £2OO (or at valuation). POUNTRY BUSINESS PKOPERI\ leased for 3 years at £2 10s pel week, with right to purchase; owner desires to Exchange for boarding house; equity £500; has additional cash waiting

COUNTRY STORE (LEASEHOLD). COUNTRY STORE (LEASEHOLD). TMORTH OF DUNEDIN—Nice climate; iA SHOP and Dwelling, sleeping porch, bathroom,. ed., h. and c.; 5 acres iand; turnover, £350 month (to-day): shows big profits; P. 0., easily run. All clean stock; rent 35s 6d week; owner regrets parting; must give up. Price, £SO, plus stock and plant at valuation (approx£soo) (214 A) COUNTRY Storekeeper will Exchange O hia paying BUSINESS for Dunedin Property or Business (for his sons); comprises old-established Shop and Dwelling, P. 0., bowsers; big turnover; mostly cash; rich district; price, £I2OO (freehold); stock at valuation; clear title. (05) £IOO NEEDED t 0 wall ~ i- 10 “ “Going Concern” SHOP and Solid Dwelling; freehold; all conveniences; nice position; quite modern; Dunedin suburb; no price-cutting opposition; capable of doing £6O week in the right hands; now run by elderly couple, and not being pushed; price. £975 the lot. (158 A) HOUSE taken in Exchange for “paying” SHOP and Bungalow; closely populated “ middle-class ” district, Dunedin; away from price-cutters; nice appearance; quite modern; been rum by two ladies and doing £35 week; could be greatly extended. One owner has retired out of this business; health reasons; £1550; £750 only Mortgage; owner will exchange. (124 A) K. S. McKENZIE, LIMITED. AUCTIONEERS, ■ „ 207 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Phone 13-591. Res., 22-415. rpHREE GOOD PROPOSITIONS. OPOHO: . Beautiful 5-roomed Brick BUNGALOW; owner will accept Section or good Motor . Car as a deposit. ST. KILDA: £SO deposit'purchases new 5roomed Brick BUNGALOW; only £BSO. KAIKORAI: £25 deposit purchases splendid 5-roomed BUNGALOW; large section; only £670. E.. L. MACASSEY & CO. J^OVELY HOME HILL. EXCLUSIVE BRICK BUNGALOW, 6 ooms and large glassed-in sunroom, with lorlous outlook: handy car; Ideal sltuaton, sunny, and good locality; exceptionHy highly finished throughout. For Sale ,t nearly half-cost. A bargain, £1750. TAMBLYN, RHODES, & JAMIESON.

G BNU I N E bargain. £B75 —5 Good ROOMS, with large sun verandah, in first-class order; on hill; slightly elevated section; panoramic view; good terms. Price includes spare section. TAMBLYN, RHODES, & JAMIESON. AKA otJLUOIy LOW, 4 good rooms, with modern kitchenette: sun porch and garage: beautiful outlook; practically new; large section. —Tamblyn, Rhodes, and Jamieson. T. C LAI R (TOP SIDE). s Exclusive BRICK BUNGALOW, beautifully finished' throughout, 5 rooms, kitchenette, and motor garage; exceptionally fine panelling; specially designed for present owner ; tastefully-chosen papers and tile .surrounds; ample cupboards, bins, mirror wardrobes; lovely kitchenette. £1250. TAMBLYN, RHODES. & JAMIESON. FORBURY CORNER RBSI3.dbncb. Right at Forbury Corner we have For Sale 10-ROOMED RESIDENCE, with garage, suitable for either private residence, subdivision into two flats, or Y 0 0“ The Property has every convenience,, right at car, and requires only slight renovations. TAMBLYN, RHODES, & JAMIESON. STAFFORD STREET. Substantal €- ROOMED BRICK HOUSE: bathroom, scullery, hot and cold, electric, gas copper, tubs; sunny freehold section: lovely view. £IOO deposit. Cheap,' £BOO, oi '>tCer. N. & E. S. PATERSON, LTD.. 163 Rattray street. EDENDALE. —300 Acres Heavy Land ; well fenced and subdivided ; buildings firstclass order: £l2 10s: easy Ingoing.—Battersby’s. _____ 1 on ACRES FREEHOLD.— Heavy grass IOU Land; well fenced: permanent water supply: carrying 30 cows, 100 ewes: dwelling and outbuildings in first-class order: handy to school and township; fcli acre ; good proposition. —Battersby’s. Gore.— 200 acres freehold : wen fenced; good steading; grows splendid crops; handy school, rail: £1500; cash. £250. —Battersby’s. Otago central. — eoo acres freehold, 200 Leasehold: heavy cropping country: good steading; carry 600 ewes: £3000; terms. —Battersby’s. 1 rt/A acres FREEHOLD: heavy dairy la)U land;, dwelling, stable, byre; all in grass ; carry 60 cows; cheap.—Battersby s. HOUSES AND PROPERTIES WANTED. WANTED (urgently), 4 ROOMS, kitchenette; Maori Hill preferred; client waiting.—Magnus Johnson, Union Bank Chambers. 15my WANTED TO RENT WANTED to RENT, cheap, Double Bodsitting ROOM and Kitchenette, from June for the winter months in Dunedin. Mrs J. Deegan, Oturehua. 12my WREN’A WALLPAPERS—Prices thai are unequalled: visit our showrooms; Inspect windows; you’ll save money. Wren’s A large order for fighting and bombing aeroplanes lias just been placed with a British company by the Belgian Government. The fighting planes arc capable of a speed of 220 miles an hour. This is the latest of many recent examples which show the high reputation British aircraft r manufacturers enjoy throughout the world. This is the third successive year in which Belgium has placed orders I for aircraft with the same company, i British aeroplanes were also J old recently by another manufacturing firm to the Governments of Norway. Japan, Ksthonia, Jugoslavia, Denmark and Greece. The value of these orders amounted to hundreds of thousands of pounds When air disarmament was discussed mtely fears were expressed that the British aeroplane industry would sulTei it any comprehensive scheme was adopted. Orders for fighting and bombing machines certainly do a great deal at present to keep aeroplane manufacturers busy, and their factories would be ve>y useful to the Royal Air Force in case of an emergency.