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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22195, 23 February 1934, Page 16

J. W. H. Clarke, F. W. Venn, F.R.E.I. (N.Z.). Res. 13-106 Office, 10-842. Res. 18-741. CJLARKE & VENN. LTD.. Auctioneers and Real Estate Aszenfcs, DOWLING STREET. DUNKDJUN. /IA\ERSHAM RISE—4 ROOMS; freeV hold; e.L, gas, range, bath, copper, and tubs; nicely papered; linos, given in at ! £350; easy terms arranged. GEORGE STREET—IO ROOMS: porcelain bath and basin, 2 lavs.; double Brick HOUSE on heavy foundations; large freehold section; price £1<550; a wonderful bargain. BEAUTIFUL Tiled-Roof BUNGALOW; near Sunshine. Anderson's Bay; large level section; house valued at £1850; accept £1300; £3OO cash; balance 5 per cent. \7ERY Choice BUNGALOW near * George street; owner leaving Dunedin almost immediately; prepared to accept £1250 for quick sale: £350 cash; balance, 5 per cent. 1 A ROOMS—Central, on rise; handsome JL" RESIDENCE; make ideal guest, house; J-acre freehold; garage, glasshouse; pricA reduced from £4OOO to £2500. and the best bargain in Dunedin. ITJ ROOMS—Tennyson street; 2 bath- •■ * rooms, 2 lavatories, gag in every room; this is a real money-maker; come and see us immediately; we can make n price to suit your purse. T\TE have a good client waiting for a W 5 or c-roomed FURNISHED HOUSE, who may be induced to buy. Send full particulars. WE have a BUSINESS, with Shop and 6 Rooms; owner wants to Exchange for small Farm near Balclutha, Stirling. Kaitangata, or vicinity. ON RISE, JUST ABOVE KNOX CHURCH —Nestled amongst lovely homes, beautiful 5-roomed Brick Roughcast BUNGALOW, with kitchenette; 1J storey; and every possible convenience; electric range; best of fittings and workmanship , wide sleeping bilcony: fine, sheltered, level freehold ; garden and lawn; garage: absentee owner. £l5O deposit £7OO below cost four years ago, as documents will prove. Rare bargain Must be sold. N. & E. S. PATERSON, LTD., 163 Rattray street. WAVERLEX —Conveniently situated, good 3-roonv d COTTAGE ; with lovely J-acre freehold. £4O deposit. Snip, £lßo.—Palersons. 23f . NICHOLSON. Land Agent. 177 ... Princes street. Dunedin (phone 13-241). Genuine Bargains in Farm Properties. - , AAA ACRES FREEHOLD; good open _»U\/U tussock; carrying 3300 sheep;, good Homestead : handy Dur Bdin ; price 25s per acre. —Nicholson. 21 f\ ACRES; splendid grass land; good Xt7 district; first-class buildings; price ;7 acre ; £250 deposit.—Nicholson. 1 OP ACRES; heavy flat land; modern liWt) Residence. 7 rooms; every convenience; good outbuildings; £125 deposit. EASEHOLD Suburban FARM ; carrying *-J 50 'cows, horses; implements, i-ton truck, contract £SO monthly; £6OO. Uoing Concern. —Nicholson. 'i\i\ ACRES LEASEHOLD, 2s acre; • \r\J ciean country ; carrying 1100 sheep; good buildings; price £2OOO (or offer). — NICHOLSON. "' PRIVATE SALE—6OO ACRES; re- . newable lease; Waitaki County; firstclass mixed farming; up-to-date homestead; every convenience.—" Ideal," Box 479, Oamaru. 21f SALE, superior BUNGALOW, 4 »_ rooms and kitchenette; sunny corner section, near St. Clair School.—62, Times. FOR EXCHANGE , [\T ANTED EXCHANGE, 5-roomed BUNGArV LOW, Invercargill, for .modern 5-roomed House In Dunedin. —TMacassey and Co. WANTED EXCHANGE, 6-roomed HOUSE with 3 Acres land, Ravensbourne, for 6 rooms in Dunedin. —Macassey. WANTED TO RENT WANTED, 4-roomed HOUSE; conveniences, electric light, etc,; vicinity Caversham.—Ring D. Gough, Mosgiel. WANTED TO LEASE WANTED LEASE, or consider Purchase, small deposit, few ACRES, close Dunedin : stock optional.—Address 102, Times. Two specimens of black spitting cobra, which arrived at the Zoological Gardens, London, recently from Southern Xigcria, should command rather more than the usual respect accorded to poisonous serpents. For these new arrivals can not only bit, but also spit their deadly poi>on for some yards. When annoyed ths reptile tilts back its head and ejects through hollow teeth two hair-thin streams of venomous fluid. At the London Zoo the fluid may be seen to strike and slowly trickle down the irbtss front of the case. Should the poison enter a cut death is probable unless immediate preventive steps are taken. The reptile seems to have an uncanny knack of aiming at the victim's eyes, and keepers wear motor coggles when opening the cages.