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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21982, 17 June 1933, Page 14

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET pAE K, REYNOLDS, LIMITED. REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS Phone: 12-459. PRA DEPOSIT—ROSLYN BARGAIN: Solidly-constructed Six ROOMS, with return verandah; electric light, hot and cold water; Porcelain bath and basin, and shower; built-in cupboards and wardrobes; also, LARGE GLASSHOUSE Ais WORKSHOP. For urgent sale on account of an absentee owner. i R‘GE REDUCED TO £895. {Jbob) pen DEPOSIT, and take over Existing Mortgages LOVELY NEW BUNGALOW, ST. KILDA; hot and cold water; electric light; tiled slabs, built-in wardrobes. The Kitchenette is nicely fitted with Tcrrazzo sink, gas cooker; bins and drawers. FOR QUICK SALE. £950. (13 48| 10-ROOMED BRICK BUILDING, slightly on T>OARDING HOUSE.—Modern -A.A n'ca Incf n foW in ITI 11 f'.PS* Wfl K pearance THERE has reduced the Price to £l6O, and WILL ACCEPT £BS DEPOSIT (755) the owner YOU BEAT THIS? A SOLIDLY-CONSTRUCTED FIVE-ROOMFD C HOUSE, situated close to a first tram stop; BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED THROUGHOUT and fitted with all the usual conveniences, AND THE 1 RICE lb ONLY £SOO. EASY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. (B 189) TAOR EXCHANGE FIVE-ROOMED CRIB, fitted with the usual conveniences. A' PRICE, £295, or owner will Exchange as part payment of a, Five-roomed Bungalow in Dunedin up to £IOSO. • 19 tTBRE AA. Tiri-f V IS A CHEAP PROPERTY! - FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY SHOP, with new Bungalow attached; four rooms and kitchenette, fitted with every modern convenience 1 - "ood freehold section. PRICE, £775, for Building, Stock and Plant at vZatfon. W EASY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. (B 198) SPECIAL Lovely New BRICK BUNGALOW, just being completed; sunny situation, glorious view, four rooms, kitchedette, and sun verandah, beautiful papers, tiled fireplaces, wardrobes, bins, drawers, etc. GOOD FRE EHOLD SECTION. The Price for this modern House is £9OO, AND EASY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. (B 181 > PARK REYNOLDS. LIMITED. LUTTERWORTH’S BUILDING, HIGH STREET.

-THE GOVERNMENT SUBSIDYENABLES YOU TO DO REPAIR WORK, ETC., AT A NOMINAL COST. , LOOK, BUILDERS AND SPECULATORS. Here’s a worth-while opportunity; right Li the heart of the city, on a slight sunny rise; large Freehold and 7-roomcd HOUSE; fitted with e. 1., gas, bath, etc. House requires thoroughly renovating inside and out. £450. £450. £450. Reasonable priced City Homes are hard to get; there’s a decent turnover in this , one. Consult us now. Buy now. 5642 £775. MAORI HILL PROPOSITION. £775. Owner has left Dunedin for good. Hence the reason for sacrificing his nice HOME at £775 or near offer. Sunny corner, close. Highgate car; 5 rooms, e. 1., porcelain bath basin, h. and c., separate shower cabinet, largo workshop, etc. WE WAhi ’ AN OFFER. 5643 BUY A CITY BUNGALOW SITE. City, Central, on slight rise; no cars; view and sunshine. Build your BUNGALOW NOW. Take advantage Government Subsidy. 4338 A L E X. HARRIS, LIMITED. GREATEST £7BO. MUSSELBURGH EXCHANGE OFFER JUST ON THE MARKET. PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE. BUILT TO LAST; SOLID AND SOUND; RIGHT IN THE CENTRE OF A MAGNIFICENT FREEHOLD SECTION. VERY WIDE FRONTAGE; SPACE ALL ROUND, Consisting of 5 rooms and kitchenette, bathroom, scullery, pantry, e. 1., h. and c., coal range, gas, etc., Empire papers, slab grates, wardrobes, panelling; everything up-to-date; concrete paths, large workshop, and usual outbuildings. AND AFTER SLAUGHTERING HIS PRICE TO £7BO, THE OWNER WILL ACCEPT AS PART PAYMENT SECTION OR SMALL SUBURBAN COTTAGE. A SECTION WANTED A COTTAGE WANTED AS PART PAYMENT FOR THE ABOVE BARGAIN. AGGITT, DUTHIE, & KINMONT, LTD., 2 DOWLING STREET. Phones: Office, 13-416; Evening. 20-691. WE OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS. H

The people of Canton, the great Chinese city, can now talk with pride of a bridge across their Pearl River. The new bridge connects the city with the island suburb of Houam, and when it was officially opened a Chinese centenarian was the first to cross. The bridge, which is 00(7?t long and 60ft wide, is of the roller type. Its central span, 160 ft long, consists of two leaves, which can bo rolled aside to allow ships to pass. It has taken more than three years to build the bridge. Hitherto there were only ferries and sampans to link the city with its most important suburb. This is the first bridge of a series for the Pearl River at Canton. Visitors to the British Museum are familiar with the great statues from Easter Island which stand on guard beneath the portico. These two symbols of a lost race now have as company a Red Indian totem pole from Queen Charlotte Island, in British Columbia. The pole has been at the museum since 1903, but is now being displayed for the first time. It is 39ft high, having been carved from a cedar trunk, and when it arrived at the museum it was necessary to saw it in two. Now it has been put together again and looks down on Bloomsbury after 30 years in hiding.