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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22064, 21 September 1933, Page 12

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE CLARKE & VENN, LTD., REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS, F.R.E.1., N.Z.. , KING’S THEATRE BUILDINGS. DOWLING STREET. ACRES —lo minutes from centre of ■•Lf Dunedin, 5 ROOMS and Kitchenette, eJ., h. and c., Porcelain Bath and Basin, 26 Cows, Bull, 3 Horses, 2 Spring Drays, 4 Pigs, 17 new Cow Covers, 3 new Covers, Harness for 3 Horses, 2 Spring Drays, 1 Tip Dray,' Double-furrow Plough, Digger Plough, 3-leaved tyne Harrows,! Set Spike Harrows, Clod Crusher, Massey-Harris Mower and < Rake, turnip grubber, ridger, discs, turnip pulper, saw bench, chaffcutter, motor, Alfa Laval Separator, Cooler, Ulax Strainer, Milk Cart and Harness, Cans and Measures. Also —Milk Run, 35 gallons at 4d per quart, 10 gallons.at Is per gallon. Price, including all feed on place at time of sale, £850; cash required „£SOO. This is a wonderful opportunity for someone! 11 ACRES in Gore, Good 4-roomed J- A HOUSE and outbuildings, nice little farm, land mostly suitable for cutting up into • township sections, property cost owner £2000; will take a very low offer; may take small house in Dunedin in part payment, or suburban Cottage may suit; send in yourproposition, we can do business for you. HERE’S a little to suit a man with a small capital, BILLIARDS SALOON in a deceased estate; 3 splendid Tables, with full equipment, present room may be rented if required, at £1 per week. Price for immediate sale, £l3O. 2 HOUSES right in the best part, on City rise; an excellent letting property; show nearly 10 per cent. R E W A E D MUTTON AND WOOL ARE STEADILY RISING in prices, and will yet reach pre-war figures (vide press reports). We claim to reward by satisfaction the man in search of an outstanding bargain, who will make an immediate inspection of the following briefly-described property: — 000 ACRES FREEHOLD (Mortga--000 gee’s gale)—G-roomed Dwelling, stable, cowbyre, implement, wool, and motor sheds, sheep yards, etc.; mostly tiver flat, with river running through; well subdivided property; present stock (which _ can be greatly increased) 1120 sheep, including 800 breeding ewes, 35 cattle, hofses, etc. The price at. £5 15s per acre is abnormally low, and £SOO deposit is acceptable, with balance arranged on first mortgage for 5 years at 5 per cent, per annum, and renewable. The first mortgagee has decided to sell, regardless of other existing interests, and, therefore, the property is for definite sale and immediate possession on the foregoing exceptionally low price and easy terms. The .first to inspect will buy, and be rewarded for .his enterprise. IRELAND’S, FARM SALESMEN. MANSE STREET, DUNEDIN. €LOSE CARGILL’S CORNER, splendid SEMI-BUNGALOW, 4 rooms, kitchenette, bathroom, hot and cold, gas, electric light, casement window, verandah front, numerous cupboards, good freehold garden, asphalt paths and yard; £7O deposit. Genuine value, £390. N. &B. S. PATERSON, LTD., . . ' 163 Rattray street. HIGHGATE, Roslyn, close St. John’s, sunny, building SECTION, lovely Harbour, view; £SO deposit. Snip, £27s.—Patersons. ' _ . ■ ' : MACANDRBW BAY, choice position. Furnished 4-roomed VERANDAH HOUSE, all conveniences, lovely View. Deceased estate; £32s.—Patersons. CLOSE Union street, substantial 4-roomed HOUSE, porcelain bath, hot and cold, electric, gas, all conveniences. 2 frontages; £40.: deposit. Widow must sell. Snip, £330, Patersons. v . ... ■ CENTRAL —SHOP and CELLAR, Fruit and Confectionery, good stand, £IOO without stock.- —Clarke and Venn, agents. /lOLD CLAIM, with Plant and Equipment; two partners £SO each, start Immediately; sure return.- —Clarke and Venn. O EVEN-ROOMED. HOUSE, near University, O . suitable two flats, or room letting, small, and Venn. GHOICE FRUIT, Confectionery (Dairy can >be added) ; rent 27s 6d; good stand, sear'four schools, £IOO.-—Clarke, Venn. ■\TORK Place, two HOUSES, level ’section, X no trams; will;let 25s and £l.- Price £950, must sell. —Clarke, Venn. TENNYSON Street, two FLATS, well let. £ll7 per annum; offer wanted; car taken part ' payment.'—Clarke, Venn. POUNAWEA. 10-rooined FURNISHED RESIDENCE- For Sale or To Let; exchange Dunedin house, car, section. —Clarke, OUS® H OLD B R S 1 ’ FURNITURE REMOVALS MADE EASY. GAIN FORWARDING CO., LTD., ivide Experienced Men and Up-to-date Equipment. Good Storage, rtoms. Shipping,, and Costing Experts. 20 BOND STREET, DUNEDIN. BUSINESSES WANTED ITANTED/ SMALL BUSINESS, with living V rooms; fruit, confectionery, drinks -, list show reasonably good returns; client iltlngt—Magnus Johnson, business agent, lion Bank Chambers. FOR EXCHANGE. R exchange. Freehold SECTION; Karitane; cality. Owner will consider Ex- ; for Motor Car. LAND SALES, LIMITED, 83 High street, Dunedin. ‘houses and properties - WANTED. HAVE Client prepared to buy- Modern 1 BUNGALOW, 6 rooms; good residential a; £ISOO (to-day’s values). —Magnus jison Union Bank Chambers. - • ED BUY,’ SOUND HOUSE. 5 rooms, nuy central position; small section ; Magnus Johnson, Union Bank Cham--3D at Macandrew Bay, good 4uued HOUSE, to, £7OO cash. Room e. —Patersons, Rattray street. r ERCARGILL Family want Purchase HOUSE In Dunedin. Cash down. Give culars and price.—3Bl, Times. ANTED to BUY, Five-roomed Modern HOUSE, on -slight, easy rise; sunny l on .—i 22. Times Office. 4.NTED, about 8 ACRES, near Mosgiel, must be' leasehold; no goodwill.—Ad--398. Times. ANTED TO RENT. lies desire an unfurnished FLAT, is and kitchenette; sunny: north •ed.—Phone 10-685. 20s 0 RENT by young widow (two iren), unfurnished or partly-fur-IM : reasonable rent.—-426, Times. ITEELITB ” GREEN, easily the best Roof ) Green on the market: permanent ur: non-polsonous.—Smiths, ■ Ltd., Octa-

How many people know that the note «f Big Ben is faulty? asks an English writer. This famous bell cracked soon after it was placed in position, and was out of use for some years. Then it was partially turned round,. so that the hammer strokes—it is struck by a hammer, instead of being swung, to produce its note—should fall on' a different expanse of metal. The result is; the note whioh Londoners know—and which Britons all over the world have learned to love. Now, however, a proposal has been made that the bell should be taken down and recast, so that there should be a “true” note instead of the one to which people have grown accustomed. Fortunately, to take down the bell would he an expensive business, and, as these are days of economy, it is probable that this will save the Big Ben that is so veil known.