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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22023, 4 August 1933, Page 16

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE £LARKE & VENT?, LTD., REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS. F.R.E.1., N.Z., KING'S THEATRE BUILDINGS. DOWLING STREET. A NDEUSON 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 propositi >n, and the owner will complete and deliver to you at £675, and, don’t forget, “ In Brick.” QJL ACRES, with choice Residence, at Us ,Mosgiel; poultry and dairy farm; a real money-maker at £IOSO, and owner will take a small house in town in part payment. Any old house will do, so long as the price is right. K 1 ACRES, Poultry and Dairy Farm, *-* 2 also Shop and House, G rooms; takings average £ls weekly. This property is only a few miles from Dunedin, 15 minutes’ run; suit family, some working in town. Price, including stock. £1050; and owner will leave £SOO on mortgage at 5 per cent. pOUNAWEA—IO-roomed HOUSE, fully furnished, e. 1,, h. and e., 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. QPPORT U N I T Y. While you are deliberating The opportunity is often lost. FREEHOLD—IS 6 Acres; FREEHOLD —156 Acres. Great Bargain, Only £750; Great Bargain, Only £750; We have been instructed to SELL this farm. Situated within 20 miles of the city, For the Low Price of £750; For the Low Price of £750. Including all stock and plant. DO,NOT DELAY: Call and get particulars of this Great Bargain. Must be Sold—£7so. Must be Sold —£750. HAGGITT, DUTHIE, & KINMONT, LTD., 2 Dowling street. Phones: Office, 13-416; Evening, 20-691. We Open Friday Evenings. DEPOSIT, BALANCE ON FIRST fVtJU MORTGAGE. MAORI HILL Close Golf Pavilion: Pretty MAORI HILL new 4-roomed Brick BUNGALOW, kitchenette, best of workmanship, hot and cold water, electric light, oriel leadllght window and sun verandah, fine entrance hall, best of papers, numerous cupboards; J-acre level elevated sectiop ; glorious view ■ and bathed in sunshine; cheapest on market; £750. N. & E. S. PATERSON. LTD.. 163 Rattray street. CLOSE HANOVER STREET—Comfortable 4-roomed COTTAGE; conveniences; good sunny freehold; £2O deposit; cheap, £295, —Patersons. HIGHGATE, Roslyn (fronting tram, close St. John's Church) —Sunny Building SECTION; lovely Harbour view; rare, chance. £27s.—Patersons. 4au OAK ACRES FREEHOLD, well fenced subdivided, watered by streams handy township; excellent steading; £10( deposit.—Battersby’s. QA ACRES FREEHOLD; carry 20 cows, u" 150 ewes; young stock; full complement buildings; £l5O cash. —Battersby's. JAA ACRES FREEHOLD; carry 800 wwv ewes; all level, well subdivided, watered; good buildings; £6, reasonable ingoing.—Battersby’s. a CRES FREEHOLD, heavy river flat; i‘wVl 6-roomed house, good outbuildings; handy township; £9so.—Battersby’s. 4? A A ACRES FREEHOLD; excellent agrlcultural country; 7-roomed brick residence; all. conveniences; cash required. £soo.—Battersby’s. ACRES FREEHOLD, handy Dunedin; Ov) carry 20 cows, 50 owes; fair steading, good outbuildings; £IOO down.—Battersby's. FOR SALE, in Alexandra, 7-roomed Stone HOUSE, 2 acres land, stable and outbuildings; ideal situation. —284, Times. LARGE RESIDENCE, on city rise; suitable room letting or boarders; £2200 ; cash wanted, £4oo.—Clarke, Venn. 3au FOR SALE, suburban HOME; 7 rooms, all conveniences; large garden, tomato houses ; close station.—3o6, Times. 4au BUSINESSES FOR SALE JJ ANDY BUSINESS. Easily managed; splendid situation; would not be offered only absence of husband from Dunedin on other business compels sale; business comprises FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, DRINKS. GROCERIES. etc. Excellent plant; clean stock. Stock and Plant at Valuation. IRELANDS. Estate Agents, Manse street. SERVICE STATION for SALE; central; turnover £4000; cheap rental; £175, going concern ; great chance. —310, Times. BUSINESSES WANTED. WANTED, good PAPER RUN, Times or Star: give particulars.—2Bl, Times Office. 3a u HOUSES AND PROPERTIES WANTED GASH BUYER waiting PURCHASE old HOUSE with freehold section; on rise or north end.—Clarke, Venn. 3au WANTED TO RENT yy ANT E D URGEN TL Y, Central, SUITE OF PROFESSIONAL ROOMS. Gas, water, and electricity essential. ALEX. HARRIS. LIMITED, Auctioneers. GOOD TENANT waiting for self-contained FLAT or small HOUSE, within 15 minutes’ walk Octagon.—Clarke. Venn. WANTED, urgently. 3 or 4-roomed COTTAGE : bach, unfurnished, reasonable. Apply 59 Park terrace. 4au It is stated that the trouble that disturbed the Salvation Army four years ago and caused immense losses was unnecessary. At that time General Brainwell Booth had put the name of the person desired by him as his successor in a sealed envelope, to be opened after his death. This envelope General Booth destroyed. The Sunday Chronicle states that it can now reveal that the name in the destroyed envelope was that of Edward Higgins—the present head of flip Army —who was afterwards elected General by the Commissioners.