HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET L, A. RHODES, F.R.E.I.N.Z. A. H. JAMIESON, Phone 22-105. & JAM 1 ESQ ’W. bUicuuia inci.uau'iouu ” „ 7 . , ~ ' land; will carry 700 ewea, besides a herd of cows; price only £l2 10s per acre, terms £4OO cash ' (** ) PENINSULA— 171 ACRES: Splendid grassland; will carry 50 cowa and 200 ewes. The owner will give a long lease at a low rental to anyone who will takeover his stock at a reasonable price; inquire about this. (5635] SEASIDE RESORT—North line; 16 ACRES Freehold; permanent sole of cocksfoot and clover; will carry 8 or 9 cows; good Residence, cowbyre, stable, loqsebox, uigstyes; price only £750; terms arranged. ' „ (5637) 'VTORTH LINE—SO ACRES Government Leasehold: Low rental;-? acres ploughed ■T’ for crops, balance good pasture; 5-roomed House, cowbyre, large pigstyes; full valuation for improvements; price, £I4OO, going concern, with 18 cowa, 2 horses, 12 sows, 2 boars, plough, discs, harrows, clod crusher, ridger, separator, milk cans. This property is clear title, but the owner will give good terms or consider Exchange for a farm handy to Dunedin. (5641) QPLENDID opening for MILK RUN or Selling Milk at gallon rates—sl ACRES freehold; 1 practically adjoining tram; will carry 25 cows; good Dwelling, electric light, 25-stalled cowbyre, stable, barn, implement shed; price, only £ISOO. (5640) ■DETURNS £6O per month—LEASEHOLD DAIRY FARM with old-established ,** Milk Run. The milk run is very compact; all good customers; the owner must sell. Inquire about this. , (5601) ACRES FREEHOLD—4-rooraed House, stable, woolshed, barn, loosebox, imriUV shed; will carry 800 ewes and 50 cattle; price cmfr per acre; terms, £4OO cash. (5631) QAA ACRES FREEHOLD —Will carry 70 cows and 200 ewes, besides, growing cwl/t/ w j n ter feed; 4-roomed House, stable, cowbyre, implement shed; price only £l4 per acre: terms, £SOO cash, balance Government Mortgage, (5580) OKA ACRES FREEHOLD—Adjoining Main road and handy good Sale Yards; will carry 450 ewes and 10 cows; 5-roomed House, manVhut, stable, cowbyre, dip, and sheep yards; price only £8 10s per acre, as a going concern, with 350 ewes and their lambs, 12. cows, 8 cattle, 3 horses, all implements, separator, etc.; terms arranged. (5577) jPOAA CASH —335 ACRES FREEHOLD; on main highway: subdivided into 15 cvOvl/ paddocks; well fenced; will carry 400 ewes and 12 cows; 10 acres oats, 20 acres being worked for turnips, balance good pasture; 6-roomed House, electric light, cowbyre, stable, woolshed. As the. owner Is up in years .will accept £7 per acre or near offer. (5629) I I KA ACRES FREEHOLD, within one hour's motor drive of Dunedin; all jin 1 L*s\f o ] f ] pasture and native state; carrying 500 ewes without cultivation. This could be largely increased by growing turnips; 7-roofned Dwelling, barn, stable, shearing shed, vards. etc. Price only £2OOO, Going Concern. Terms arranged.,;, (5504 a) ■MTLK RUN of 31 gallons—Mostly on flat; practically all small customers; » very easy run; served in a very short time; price £l5O. V DAPER RUN. NEWS AGENCY, and STATIONERY—North of Dunedin; centre A of good district; first-class school connection; about 380 daily papers; large number of weeklies; do not miss this opportunity to acquire an assured income; price, £250; stock and plant at valuation; about £I3OO.
SURVEYORS and CIVIL ENGINEERS. , n 4 m n W ' FINANCE AGENTS, a r ATBRSn»» land & share ■p' s u N r brokers. p %i PATERSON’S BUILDINGS. 163 RATTRAY STREET, AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS. JJ C IT ?: £, ON RISE, close Cathedral and Rattray street, splendid 5-roomed BUNGAv' LOW: good rooms, with kitchenette, bath, scullery, hot and cold,■ gas. electric light, fine entrance hall, Empire papers, casement windows, sun verandah, choice level section, bathed in sunshine, lovely Harbour view, -garden, first-class garage. £IOO deposit; balance at 5, per cent., or owner will consider taking a smaller house MORTH 8 END—Close Gardena, beside tram. Pretty Brick, BUNGALOW;-4 large rooms, kitchenette; closed-in stm balcony; fibrous ceilings; hot and cold, electric light, gas cooker; slab grates; Empire papers;, numerous’cupboards; pan tty; leadlight casements; fine level freehold; well fenced; garden. £9O deposit. CfaeapUS—BRIGHTON, picked spot in the favourite O seaside resort, opposite bathing beach: Splendidly-built' Furnished V«> andah HOUSE, with scullery, workroom, washhouse, copper, tubs, electric light, ana outbuildings; wide freehold section, plenty of garage accommodation. Deceased estate A Great Bargain. £SO deposit. Must sell iramediatelj. , j. "OOSLYN'S CHEAPEST, close Highgate and Columba College—Comfortable 5--K roomed HOUSE, kitchenette, bathroom, scullery, hot and' cold water, trie light, verandah front; corner freehold, section; room enough for another house, garden! concrete paths; good outlook;. £SO deposit; balance 20s weekly, interest Risfe—Particuiarly attractive-HOME; 6 rooms, bathroom, BmU pire papers; good condition; nicely elevated freehold; flower garden find lawns, paths; fine outlook; £IOO deposit;. owner leaving; price just reduced from £9OO. Owner’s instructions are to sell. Make offer °/.J 7^ nTT „ p . TXTORKER’S OPPORTUNITY— Caversham; on rise: Substantial HOUSE, good W appearance; 5 rooms, bathroom, hot and cold wateri-electric light scullery, copper, tubs, newly papered, plenty of cupboards; sunny 1-acre freehold garden, excellent soil; very sunny position; £SO deposit. Must sell this month.;* Cheapest home on market. Reduced to £330. , ‘ . V.’ ' *
Evening Phone, 22-515, Gr. B - Office Phone, 13.640, HENDE R S 0 N, LAND AND ESTATE-AGENT, #&££ : .y ;V '' 460 177 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. ACRES FREEHOLD—Convenient school, factory, and rail,. D.opd mixed aw farming land.carrying at present about 800 sheep, 50 cattle, etc.; : £°}} r ' ro 9F£ “ House and full range of, outbuildings. , Price,. 18 per acre bare; terms, 1500 deposit, oaa 6 ACRES en FEEEHOLD—Convenient rail and township; - part heavy river 0«U ' fl a t; balance undulating; present stock over 1100 , sheep and S3_ cattle; good homestead and all outbuildings; price, 15 15s an acre bare; terms, 1500 de- - I QBIACKESne.FREEHOLD—DUNEDIN IACKESn 1 ACKES ne .FREEHOLD—DUNEDIN SUBURB: 6-roomed House, hot and cold ” water, bathroom, outbuildings; price, 1475; terms, 175 deposit. ACRES CORPORATION LEASEHOLD—2O yea ■ mil AVJiViio years to run; rent, 130 per ItFU annum; mixed farming land; alongside main line township; near Dunedin. Four-roomed House; all outbuildings; price 1525 for buildings and improvements; £ ACR^S P FREEHOLD—Convenient rail and township; carrying 300 ewes, OiO s cows, young stock, etc.; 7-roomed House, electric light, all outbuildings; price, 16 an acre bare; terms, £250 deposit. • ... ~.- i. O-| f* ACRES EDUCATIONAL LEASE—Undulating land; practically all plough--010 a b] e . convenient school and township; 5-roomed House, electric light and all outbuildings: price, £ISOO or near offer; including 300 ewes ’ (lambmg), 11 cows, 7 calves, 4 horses, all farm implements, carts, harness, separator, chaff, oats, etc.; PENERAL ed DISTRICT: Freehold property; 6-robmed U modern Dwelling; large shop and all outbuildings; J-acre freehold section; turnover approximately £6OOO a year, practically all cash trade. Price, £1250 for the property: stock at valuation, about £SOO. Terms if required. . • T EASEHOLD* GROCERY BUSINESS—DUNEDIN SUBURB; Large Shop with i J House, modern conveniences, attached; low rental; turnover approximately £IOO a week. Price, £l5O goodwill; stock at valuation.
THE EXCH A N G E WE LEAD EXCHANGE. SP E C I A LIST S. OTHERS FOLLOW. . EXCHANGE. £350. BROAD BAY—S ROOMS, with all usual convenience*; on the finest ettna£3so. tion on the Peninsula, for view, sunshine, and shelter; beautiful freehold £350. section. Offered as Part Payment, with BALANCE IN CASH, for a SECTION OK HOUSE in Town up to £IOOO. • £IOOO UP TO £IOOO UP TO £IOOO. / . A RARE CHANCE TO SELL YOUR HOUSE FOR CASH AND GET A CLEAK A " TIIE ABOVE-DESCRIBED HOME IN BROAD BAY. IT A G GIT T, DTJ T HIE. & KIN MON T, 2 DOWLING STREET. Phones: Office 13-418, Evening 20-691. We Open Friday Evenings. V ' LTD.,
Order “ Huia,” the. butter that is made from the finest Otapo cream— Advt. After many small bequests, Mr Thomai H. Whitehead, retired banker, of Godaiming, Surrey, England, left the residue of bis £75,000 estate to the Boy Scout*' Association. . ;
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22064, 21 September 1933, Page 12
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