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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22020, 1 August 1933, Page 10

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE .{JLABKEf & VENN, LTD.,; REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND i; AUCTIONEERS.'F.R.E.I., N.Z., KINDS'THEATRE BUILDINGS, .; , ; ; D.OWLING STREET. ; f ANDERSON'S BAY—Choice Brick ! <"■ BUNGALOW, 4 rooms and kitchenette; all very latest conveniences; freehold section on top side road, sunny position. ThiS is a building proposition, and the owner, will complete and •deliver ,to you at £675; and, don't forget, "In Brick." CI ACRES, with choice Residence, at P.?.-•: Mosgiel; poultry and "dairy farm; a ifeal money-maker at £IOSO, and owner will: take a small house in town in part; payrtient. Any old -house will do, so long: as : the price is/iright. : R T A^RES,' 1 Poultry and Dairy Farm, v2 also "Shop and. House, '6 rooms;; takings ; £ls- weekly. This pro-, perty is only a few. miles from Dunedm, 15 ; suit family, some working- ip : town. Price, including stock,' £1050;: and .bwief.will leave £soo' on mortgage at $• per-cent. PQUNAWEA— 10-roomed HOUSE, fully furnished, ell., h. and c, porcelain bath and basin; tomato house, 2 garages, large vegetable and • flower gardens; boating, fishing, bathing at door. This would make a splendid .guest house catering for goodclass trade. Price for quick sale to help clean up an estate! £7OO, including all furniture, and.owner may Exchange for city property; 4870 ACRES FREEHOLD, One hour by car from Dunedin, One;, mile, from rail, Post Office, school, ' • arid store. Well subdivided; large portion ploughable; plenty of water; all warm ewe country; 6-roomed House, garage, stable, barn, implement shed, wool shed, sheep yards, etc. PRICE, 25s AN ACRE. DONALD REID & CO., LTD., DUNEDIN. |Q ACRES MIXED FARM, Southland; carried 40 cows and 100 ewes and fattened extra lambs last season. Gross returns over £SOO for year. Handy 'factory and school, £2O acre. Will.sell as going concern without cash deposit if security to extent of £SOO given. TUCKER, Land Agent, Invercargill. /> H E A P L I V I N G. ; MORNINGTON In a very sunny situaMORNINGTON tlon: Worker's Comfortable HOME, 5 rooms, bathroom, scullery, elec-tric-Hgnt, hot and cold water over bath and tubs,-'copper.;' fine '■ acre section laid, out in garden,' excellent. soil; property easily subdivided ; owner in country; very anxious to ■fell; easy terms; lot £335. '■::•■: N. &>E. S. PATERSON, LTD.. , , -.. ~ •:" - 163 Rattray( street.. "ORNINGTON (good situation)—Sunny JL acre Building SECTION; ideal for gardening; £lO deposit; lot, £6o.—Pater•bns., ~-..■ . ',"■'."■ UNIVERSITY RlSE—Splendid sheltered \J Building SECTION; lovely view; fenced; Ideal for bungalow; £3O deposit; sacrifice, £2lo.—Patersons. [IGHGATE, Roslyn (fronting tram, close L St. Johhte Church) —Sunny Building SECTION; lovely .harbour view; rare chance; £27S.—PATERSONS. lau Not Sold,Yet. O SECTIONS, 5 ROOMS, Not Sold Yet <* Gordon road, Not Sold Yet •;■.. , MOSGIEL. Not Sold Yet' - £395. Not Sold Yet Keys Not Sold,Yet R. S. McKENZIB. LTD. 'OR SALE, BAKERY and TEA ROOMS, J< north line; rent.£l week; turnover 600 loaves and smalls; Ford delivery van; price £325, -as a going concern; 111-health reason for selling; will stand insptctlon.—J. W. L. Reed, land agent, Milton. 'OR SALE, /Leasehold GRAZING RUN, -north; 14,0.00 .acres; rent £250 p.a.; good Homestead ; stock, 2000 ewes, 1000 dry sheep; 150 head cattle could also be carried; price, as. a going concern, £5000; cash required £2OOO.—J. W. L. Reed, land agent, Milton. 'OR SALE, 3 BOARDING HOUSES; prices, £1450, £llsO, and £3SO.—J. W. L. REED, Land Agent, Milton. lau FOR SALE, oVrooined up-to-date DWELL-: ING, ! with'garage, "'in best part of Oamaru; or owner.would consider caßh Exchange" with' 4 similar house in Dunedin in good. locality.—Apply Box 470, Oamaru. OAR ACRES FREEHOLD, well fenced, *J"t/ subdivided, Watered by streams; handy township; excellent steading: £IOO deposit.—Battersby's. QA ACRES FREEHOLD; carry 20 cows, */" 150 ewes; young stock; full complement buildings; £l5O cash.—Battersby's. d_QfV ACRES FREEHOLD; carry 800 ■fitfXf ewes; all level, well subdivided, .watered;,good f buildings; £6, reasonable Ingoing.—Battersby's. ~"-: : «)j£» ACRES FREEHOLD, heavy river flat; m!U 6-roomed house, good outbuildings; handy, township; £9so.—Battersby's. fiOfl ACRES FREEHOLD; excellent agri"V"; cultural country; 7-roomed brick residence; all. conveniences; cash required, £soo.—Battersby's. ' ACRES FREEHOLD, handy Dunedin; .. _! carry 20 cows, 50 owes; fair steading, good outbuildings; £IOO down. —Battersby's. MMEDIATE SALE, choice Fruit, Confectionery (. BUSINESS ; good trade; near schools; stock valuation; about £IOO. — Clarke."Venn: y: ■/ '>, •";.* , vT)ROAD BAY—Nice RESIDENCE, handy XJ school; good freehold section; cheap living here; £2so.—Clarke. Venn, auctioneers. ►AKERY BUSINESS, Dunedin ; taking £SO ► weekly; shop and residence, plant, machinery, stock; offer wanted. —CLARKE, VENN.- r - lau \"0 U S E HO L D E R 8 I 1 FURNITURE REMOVALS MADE EASY. GAIN FORWARDING CO., LTD.. Provide Experienced Men and Up-to-date Equipment.. Good Storage. Customs, Shipping and Costing Experts. 20 BOND STREET, DUNEDIN. TO LEASE. AIERI FARMS FOR LEASE. We have 3 GOOD FARMS for Lease on the TAIERI PLAIN; areas about 99 acres, 177 acres, and 200 acres. Dwelling and Farm Buildings on the 177 acres. Dwelling only on. the 200 acres. No buildings on the 99 acres. Rents and full particulars at our office —-personal application. JOHN REID & SONS, LTD., 13jy Dunedin. WANTED TO LEASE ANTED LEASE,' 10-20 ACRES BUSH, tt . suitable firewood ; cottage ;.., married man; vicinity Dunedin; low rental.—24o, Times Office. lau 7ANTED for client, LEASE of first-class ; W'' BOARDING HOUSE, as going concern. Particulars Alex. Harris, Ltd. 31jy ITALLPAPERS—Choice English Papers at Vv greatly reduced prices. —Smiths. Ltd. Octagon and South Dunedin (next theatres) . The Bishop, of Chichester, Dr K. A. Belli has provisionally consented to lead a pilgrimage to Oberammcrgau during the summer of 1934 on the occasion of the tercentenary production of the PasBion Play there. It is hoped that during their visit the pilgrims may be received by prominent religious leaders in Germany. The pilgrimage is believed to be the first of "its kind to be led by an English diocesan bishop.