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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21988, 24 June 1933, Page 14

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET L. A. RHODES, F.R.E.I.N.Z. Phone 22-483. A. H. JAMIESON, Phone 22-105. AMBL YN, RHODES. JAMIESON, AUCTIONEERS, REAL ESTATE, FINANCE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, Members of the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand, 42 PRINCES STREET. DUNEDIN. Office Phone 13-608. n OOD BUYING. Otago; will carry 600 ewes as well as crops; adjoining school; 5-ropmed House;-, stable, barn, sheep yards, etc. Price reduced to £6 Iss per acre. Very easy terms. (8.G.) 4.AA' ACRES FREEHOLD, close to railway and school; 5-roomed House and all necessary outbuildings; will carry 300 ewes at present, and can be easily improved. Price only £3 10s per acre. Terms, £IOO cash, balance Government mortgage. (8.G.) T ARGE PRIVATE HOTEL, in a busy town, doing a turnover up to £35 a week. The furniture is all new and in splendid condition. 7 Owing to exceptional circumstances, the owner will sell for £BOO, Going Concern, or will consider Exchange for a Farm. (8.G.) QTARTLING REDUCTION. - 80 ACRES FREEHOLD; very heavy grass land; handy to school and factory; will carry 40 cows; good homestead, with .all necessary outbuildings. This Property was sold in 1920 for £2BOO. Price now only £I4OO, with £ lOC deposit. (B. 4) £4OO DEPOSIT. and factory; splendid homestead; well sheltered and nicely laid out. This Property will carry 1200 ewes, besides cropping and cattle, and a large proportion of the lambs go away fat off the mothers. Price, £ll per acre. 42i ACRES FREEHOLD; one of the best in Southland; an ideal Dairy Farm, with a wonderful carrying capacity, and the pick of grass land; easily milk 30 cows; good Dwelling and outbuildings; close to factory, rail, and school. Price, £ll7O. Terms, £4OO cash. We can recommend this with confidence. (W.S. 18) TI/rOSGIEL. light; washhouse and cowbyre, fowlhouse; will carp- 9 cows. Price only £550, Going Concern, with cows, fowls, and all buildings which are the property of the tenant. t (C. 553) - TtAIRY FARM, as a Going Concern, for the price of a House; 246 acres; a good A-' portion still in bush, balance felled and surface sown; will carry 20 cows and 60 ewes; 6-roomed House; cowbyre and pigstyes. Price, £IOOO, Going Concern, with 19 cows, 24 ewes, 4 heifers, bull, 1 horse, 2 sows, 1 boar, implements, separator, spring cart, harness, etc. Terms, £4OO cash. (5373) Of? ACRES FREEHOLD, situated handy to tram, with good Aroomed House; washhouse; cowbyre; will carry 10 cows. Price only £BBS, Going Concern, with 5 cows, separator. .Terms, £l6O cash.; , ' - . £4OO —BAKERY, TEA ROOMS, north line, handy Dunedin; rent only £1 cvtcV>J week; turnover 600 loaves and smalls, and look at the price £4OO. £l2O ~ FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, and DAIRY, 3 livihg rooms; electric, gas, e t C- ; rent, 32s 6d week; turnover £2O week, as a Going Concern, /CARRYING BUSINESS (owner in ill-health and must sell); owner is netting £5 to £6 weekly, working few hours daily. Inquire for further particulars. NOTE THE CENTRAL ADDRESS: OPPOSITE’OLD POST OFFICE, CLOSE PRINCES STREET AND / V STOCK EXCHANGE CAR TERMINUS. ,$?.;) CORNER LIVERPOOL AND BOND STREETS, DUNEDIN. JOH N p. E 1 D & gON S. I T D., ■ ■ ■ .■ ■ Directors: .. H. W. Reid, C. Russell Smith, F.P.A. (N.Z.), L. Deans Ritchie, F.R.E.I. (N.Z.).'’ AUCTIONEERS, LAND SALESMEN, ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. ‘ • •TO LET. ftITY (Central). —Self-contained 4 good , ROOMS, kitchenette, , gas range, bathroom, caljfont; also, 2 Rooms and kitchenette, bathroom, gas range, califont. Reasonable rentals. WORNINGTON—BUNGALOW. 5 good ™ rooms, sun verandah, modern appointments, coaL range; 1 minute High street tram; 27s 6d. ■ - • "* ■VTORTfI-EAST VALLEY - Good , HOUSE, 5 rooms, nice order, electric, coal and gas ranges, hot and cold water;, good garden; 25a,: ; 1 QLUICTNG.-—We have. For Sale a 0 SLUICING CLAIM in OTAGO, admirably suited for working party.. Good, reasons for selling. -Full information a* to returns, etc., to bona fide buyers. £6OO. - -■ ! : HOUSES FOR ' SALE. £825 MORNINGTON: Brand-new • cVOfw'ty Brick Bungalow, 4 rooms and kitchenette; fibrous plaster throughout;,l- - fire, 1 clinker, brick, latest papers, figured red pine .finish, ample cupboards, 2 wardrobes, 2 linen presses,, enamelled cooker, -complete l with blinds; concrete paths; .small freehold■ section. BUYERS! BE SURE TO . CALL ON “ REIDS for REAL ESTATE,”! We have the Experience apd the Properties. Phone 12-539; Evening,' 20-662. Evening Phone, 22-515. G. E - Office Phone, 13-640. HENDE R S O N, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, 177 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. ACRES FREEHOLD, all flat land; grows good crops wheat and oats, tur- ■- nips;'-carry 750 ewes, besides cattle arid cropping;'Five-roomed House) hot water service; stable, barn, woolshed, etc. Price, £l3 10s an acre. Terms, £l5O cash. 400 ACRES FREEHOLD, convenient main line township, factory, etc.; pracV. , tically all level land, all iti grass; carry 750 ewes '.all the year, 'or>soo' ewes and 40 cows. Six-roomed House, electric light; all' outbuildings. Price, £ll iper acre. Terms, or Exchange House and Few Acres, or Small Dairy Farm. -■ Q4O ACRES FREEHOLD (Southland); about 200 acres ploughable,' balance 0 ■ bush. Five-roomed House, all outbuildings. Price, £BOO. Terms, £IOO, balance 5 per cent. 'V -. QA ACRES LEASEHOLD, handy Dunedin.—Five-roomed House, all outbuildings. ovf Price, £275 for quick sale, with 20 cows, 6 young stock, 10 pigs,, etc. Good living to be made out of firewood alone. T EASEHOLD PROPERTY, DUNEDIN.—Shop and- 6. Living 1 Rooms; dairy, confectionery, etc. Price, £IOO. as a Going Concern. TOWN,—FREEHOLD SHOP and feouse attached; fancy goods, news agency, hairdresser, tobacconist, etc. Owner retiring. ' /COUNTRY BOARDING HOUSE (Freehold Property), 10 rooms; hot and cold water, electric light; all outbuildings; 1 acre freehold. Price, £9OO, including furniture. Terms, £75 deposit. ' v .»>: /COUNTRY TOWN. —TEA ROOMS: Cakes, Confectionery, Bread, etc. Leasehold •V premises; low rental; large shop; tea rooms; kitchen, bakehouse, etc; turnover £3O a week. Price; £375, including all stock and plant, furniture, crockery, cutlery, etc. ' "i" -. ■’ .v : ' :V , ; ’

What is said to be the largest electric sign in the world, it is claimed, has been erected on two 400 feet chimneys of the German Dye Trust works at Leverkusen, in the Rhineland. The two chimneys, nearly 200 feet apart, support a massive metallic circle containing, in letters 40 feet high, the name of Dye Trust’s founder,' Bayer, spelt and horizontally to form a cross—the sign appearing on many of the Dye Trust’s products. Some 2000 lamps are used for the enclosing circle alone. The sign is visible for many miles, and the mechanics in charge of it move about it in a travelling ca.go suspended hundreds of feet above the earth.