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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22024, 5 August 1933, Page 16

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. TAMBLYN, RHODES, & JAMIESON, REAL ESIAIE, FINANCE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, Members of the Real Estate institute ot New Zealand, 42'PRINCES STREET. DUNEDiN. Office Phone 13-OUB. . „ ACRES FREEHOLD adjoining large Northern towuj ail splendid wheat e * a/t * and fattening country; was sold lor £6000; price now £3OOO. Small deposit. (,5003) Wfl ACRES, North Line; all heavy laud; good 5-roomed House, cowbyre, barn; very suitaoie ior potato growing; price £1530; good terms. i 0589) 1 I *-? ACRES, L.I.P. Oamaru; splendid dairying and cropping land; usually have w dO acres m crop and carries 20 to "d cows, O-iowned House, bathroom, hot and cold water; cowbyre with machines; price £IBOO, going concern. (5587) ACRES OAMARU: All neavy laud in splendid order; new Bungalow, cowbyre, pigsiyes; going concern with 17 cows, 4 heifers, 2 horses, 3 sows, 1 boar, all implements; price reduced to £llsO. (5327) 1 Q’T ACRES TREEnOED: At present will carry 100 ewes and a few cows ” * and can easily be improved to do more; 4-roomed House, cowbyre, stable, bam, implements; price only £800; terms, £IOO cash. 15584) I 'HEAP LIVING: Have your own butter, cream, and eggs; 3 acres freehold, ciose to suburban station; good 6-roomed House, with all conveniences, cowbyre and dairy; price only £450; easy terms (M. 224) jWOSGIEL: 14 Acres leasehold, with good 6-roomed House, electric, wasuuouse, cowbyre; will carry 9 cows; price only £550; going concern with cows, fowls, and all buildings, which are the property of the tenant. If*ARM BARGAIN: Wonderful opportunity; price reduced to £6 10s per' acre as a going concern; 350 Acres Freehold, adjoining Mam road and handy to good saleyards; 150 Acres Splendid Tussock, balance good pasture; 5-roomed House and all necessary outbuildings; going concern with 350 ewes, 20 cows, 3 horses, plough, discs, harrows, ridger, drill, binder, roller, dray, blocks and chains; all harness, separator, etc. (C. 557) HO FREEHOLD; Heavy flat land; handy to good Saleyards and Dairy Factory; good five-roomed House, with conveniences, cowbyre, stable, well sheltered. Make a good stud farm; price £l4O0 —with £IOO deposit. (5581) 127 500 LEASEHOLD: Rent £100; 395 Acres Freehold, 1000 Acres ♦ vu Flat Lauch could be cultivated; splendid grazing and fattening country; 6-roomed House and up-to-date outbuildings; handy to school; £9OOO going concern with 4000 sheep, 300 cattle, implements, etc.; easy terms or would consider exchange Farm or town property. . ' (C. 5470) lARGE PRIVATE HOTEL in important Southland Centre, doing a turnover up to £35 week. The furniture is new and in splendid condition. Exceptional circumstances compel owner to sell; going concern at £BOO, or might consider exchange for farm. £67 5 — CENTRAL OTAGO STORE; attractive Shop doing £SO a week and could be increased; practically all cash; cheap rent, 16s week; renew* able lease. COUNTRY COAL AND CARRYING BUSINESS showing profits of £6 10s per '-' week; prosperous district handy Dunedin; fine House of 6 rooms, with conveniences, garage and outbuildings; excellent truck. The whole lot, including house, £1170; large mortgage can be taken over. Office Phone, 13-640. ' Evening Phone 22-515. R. HENDERSON, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, 177 PRINCES STREET. DUNEDIN. 660 FREEHOLD. —Convenient large township; undulating land, carry* _ iug 500 sheep and 32 head of cattle. Five-roomed House; all outbuildings. Price, £3 10s an acre bare. Terms, or exchange smaller farm. £7O DEPOSIT.—I7O ACRES FREEHOLD; J mile from school; mixed farming land; practically all ploughable; carry 100 sheep and a dozen cows, rour-roomed House, scullery, washhouse, men’s hut, cowbyre, stable, barn, pigstye, garage, etc. Mortgagees’ price £770, and £7OO can remain on first mortgage at 6 per cent. ; 1 ACRES FREEHOLD.—Convenient school, rail, and factory; all flat land; ** * carrying capacity 400 ewes and a dozen cows. Five-roomed House; electric light and full range of outbuildings. Price, £lB per acre. Government Mortgage, £2135. Owner will consider exchange House property or House and few acres. Q.ROCERY and BUTCHERY BUSINESS, COUNTRY TOWNSHIP.—Freehold property; 6-roomed House attached to shop.; also 40 acres freehold. Turnover over £6OOO a year; .no booking, al! cash trade. Price for properties, £2700; stock at valuation. JAA ACRES FREEHOLD. —Convenient large township; carrying 450 sheep and a few cattle; 22 acres young grass, balance turnips, older pasture, and about 100 acres tussocks. Five-roomed House arid full range -of outbuildings in good order. Price, £4 10s an acre bare. Terms, £SOO deposit. ] EASEHOLD DAIRY FARM and MILK RUN.-40 acres land; rent £27 a year. , two-roomed Cottage, all outbuildings. Price, £SOO, including 10 cows, horse, cart, harness, implements, etc. All buildings the property of the tenant. Milk run returns £6 a week. Terms, £IOO deposit. 7QA ACRES FREEHOLD. —Undulating land; convenient school arid rail; carry- * ing capacity 600 ewes besides cattle and cropping. Place capable of considerable improvement. Good 6-roomed House and full range of outbuildings. Price, £4 an acre. Terms, £250 deposit, balance Government Mortgage. ACRES FREEHOLD, DUNEDIN DlSTßlCT.—Carrying capacity 16-18 cows. Five-roomed House; all outbuildings. Price, £IOSO. Terms, £2OO deposit. SURVEYORS and CIVIL ENGINEERS. & %• s. PATBBBO iY PATERSON’S BUILDINGS. 163 RATTRAY STREET. Auctioneers. House and Laud Agents. FINANCE AGENTS, LAND & SHARK f BROKERS* l 7'>, SOMETHING SPECIAL IN ROSLYNI—In picked spot of Roslyn, facing Belt, and close Ross street tram, a Splendid HOME of distinction; 6_ fine rooms; and attractive entrance hall; with every modern convenience; porcelain bath and, basin; wardrobes; Empire papers; gas cooker; electric light; concrete foundations; casement windows, with coloured fanlights; wide sun verandah all glassed in and suitable for sleeping porch; rooms all bright and cheery, and all in excellent state of preservation; full J-acre section, wide frontage; tastefully laid out iu garden, lawns, and rose beds and matured trees. The view ia splendid, being direct north, with a fine outlook over the Harbour. _ Approached by -a wide concrete path. Fowlruns and other outbuildings. This home a few years ago cost the owner over £I3OO, but as the owner is going north immediately the property must be sold before the 20th inst. The section .is worth £SOO, and the house is insured in a New Zealand office for £9OO. The Mortgages may be taken over. Terms, £BO deposit and the balance 30b per week to pay off the capital and interest. The first genuine buyer to inspect this house will become the new owner. The price is £B9O. _ A CHEAP CITY PROPERTY: City, few minutes on rise from Town HallSubstantial HOME; plastered throughout; 7 rooms 4 bath, scullery, hot and cold, electric light, gas cooker, copper, tubs, plenty of cupboards and all in good order; freehold section; asphalt paths and yard; pleasant outlook; £IOO deposit; owner iu Australia; must be sold; £7OO or offer. A MONEY-MAKING PROPOSITION.—City, on Rise, excellent location, Singlestoreyed RESIDENCE: 11 rooms, divided into three flats and other single letting rooms, with 6 gas meters, and all modern conveniences; fine freehold corner section; sun-verandah, and outbuildings. Cost over £I7OO. 111-health compels owner to go north. £SO deposit, balance on existing mortgage. Furniture at valuation. Price, £1290 or offer. , , ' . QT. CLAIR. ST. CLAIR—In choice, sunny position, a beautifully-built 6-roomed BUNGALOW: porcelain bath and basin; fine dining room and sitting room opening on to sun verandah; slab grates; Empire papers; fibrous ceilings, concrete foundations; casement windows; rooms all bright; plenty of cupboards and bins: lovely section, good garden; workshop; asphalt paths and yard; lawn all well fenced and hedged. Existing mortgages approximately £I2OO. _ Must go. Buyer may take over the Government mortgage. Terms, £SO deposit, balance at 30a per week to pay interest and reduce capital. A gift, £IOSO. ,

A wife’s right to one night out in a week for a friendly game of bridge has been upheld by Judge Vivian Frank Gable in the Domestic Relations Court, at Philadelphia. Mrs Mary Ciampitti, aged 44, the mother of nine children, *me of them grown daughters, who. with her, are members of a bridge club, sought support from her estranged husband. “ Everything went well at home until my wife joined this women’s club,” the defendant said. “ She sometimes didn’t get home until 3 a.m.” “ A married woman has a right to some recreation, provided it is of the proper sort,” Judge Gable said. “ I see nothing wrong with a bridge club one night a No order was imposed, the judge saying that he would try to persuade the couple to patch up their differences.