HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET. L. A. RHODES, F.R.E.I.N.Z, Phone 22-483. . TAMB LY N, RHODE S, A. H. JAMIESON, Phone 22-103. & JAMIE SO N, AK A ? C Farai °ttM«t has hrf. nothin*. 4Dll taken out of it and can be easily improved to carry a lot more stock, all easily worked ridges that lie well to the sun and good crops of oats and turnips. In present state would carry 400 ewes, improvement. 4-roomed house, stable, barn, implement shed, byre. Price, £5 per a e. t 100 ewes; good homestead, with plenty of outbmmmgs, oyre, will make a splendid mixed farm. Price, £25 per a ® re » J?f ry . '* oatß QftA ACRES FREEHOLD, all heavy level, land; will heavy c J°P« of ° at * wUU aud turnips; suitable for either sheep cropped for the last 20 years. In present statei will carry 40Q ewes, bwto' croppij and few cows;, good house of 4 rooms,'byre, barn, stable and bu « 8 , =O7OI order and plenty of shelter. Price, £9.' Deposit, £l5O. _ _ _ -j. fni ‘>l A ACRES FREEHOLD—Some of the best land in Southland, suitably for wheatgrowing, sheep, or dairying., The present owner 200 ewes, and has plenty of feed; could easily.ibe madel to' carry 4-roomed House,.byre with machines, stable, implement shed, price,. £l4. tL ACRES FREEHOLD—All'level good sheep and-cropping country;..bounds the 41111 Railway Station and township. This place-in its present slatewill, carry-JOO ewes, and can be made to carry 1000 ewes with very little .expense; exceptions ygood House and plenty of outbuildings; fences good; price, £3200., To a gofla-man we can arrange for him. to take over farm and stock on .£6OO depart. - • (30MJ., ■ 97A ACRES FREEHOLD—Some of the best country m.Southland; part , rivet v flat; balance good rolling downs; will grow wheat, oats, or turnips to petj fection; splendid Dwelling, with plenty of outbuildings; all the stock go, a way tat, price, £l4 per acre; deposit. £2OO to -a good man who has money for, stocky balance CTRAiIhItOUT LEASE—Stock at required; carrying 200 ewes 1 ,,70 k 5 cattle; 170 Acres all in good pasture; well-subdivided;., clean good handy FARM; complete Homestead, one mile town;-reasonable rent and-good lease to approved tenant; full particulars on application. , > - 1 '-V OOA ACRES FREEHOLD—O-ropmed Dwelling, .table, cowshed, etc.; sccond-claS. mOU land, but grows good oats, turnips, and grass; 1J miles school, store, and Post Office: mortgagee sale: £3 per acre; £l5O cash. • -• ■ • . • ■ ■, ; .A' •■■■ „ DO A ACRES FREEHOLD—Good heavy land; carrying 600 ewes and fatten, v, all stock; suitable either sheep, cows, or crop; one.mile townihipi^Zawiles Main town; good complete steading; price, £ls-10s; £SOO cash; balance on mortgage to approved buyer: owner retiring, and may exchange town ' ■RETURNS £6O kONTHLY—Splendid DAIRY FARM AND COMPACT MILK TV RUN; Situated on the best part.of the Peninsula, close to’the city; 60.acre*; with - 6-rooraed house, 18-stalled cowbyre, garage, stable, dairy; going concern with .17 wall* bred, selected cows, 2 horses, crops, implements, milk run, hay stacks* , Qn account of ill-health the owner has reduced his price to £6BO as a going concern.,; We can recommend early inspection. ; .. . . ■ . ,' ; iU MORTGAGEE REALISING—Was sold for £1500; now for male; at:<£76o; ill TU. ACRES FREEHOLD; beside school, railway, arid post office; wd!'carry 100 sheep and 15 cows; 6-roomed House, stable, barn, cowbyre, implement shed; good sheep, cows, and cropping land; price, £760, including 2 horses, implements, and few cows; terms, £l5O cash. „ „ , . ..... (57171 RRUIT and CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS—North end; 3 hying roornsj-gtood * turnover; rent £2 per week; going concern, only 176. _ _ • • -J\ TJAIRDRESSER’S aud TOBACCONIST'S BUSINESS—Rent, 12s 6d per week; turnover in saloon £5 per week; price £IOO, going concern. j. RRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, and GROCERY BUSINESS—St. Hilda; double .hop " and 4 living rooms; all conveniences; rental 30s per week; turnover, £3O week; going concern, £155. ’’.o-; .V.v; wuoc auu iuu iaugu wi ——■ ~.w *,w V , . u „.u U ,Dg 910 ewes, 710 mixed acx hoggets, 280 2-tooth wethers, 18 rams, 35 cattle, 12 horses, including young ones; good range of implements. Day Phone. 13-640. Evening Phone, 22-516. Q B. HEND -E R S ,0' N, '- , LAND AGENT; -r - f 114 PRINCES STREET, 1 Corner of Princes and Rattray streets (Upstairs). Entrance alongside Moody, . : '.S: Tobacconist., ; ‘ . , OAA ACRES FREEHOLD, convenient school, rail, gale yards, etc.; all good grazing V\f” land; carry 300 ewes and a dozen cows; nice 4-robmed House and all outbuildings. Price, £8 .per acre. Terriis, £3OO deposit.' , ■ . ' IOAA ACRES FREEHOLD and 1600 GOVERNMENT LEASE; rent, £4l; ;21 x<wUU acres swedes, 38, acres turnips and grass, about 400 acres,grass; balance tussock. Good 5-roomed House and full range of outbuildings, including Woolshed and dip Price £7500 -■ 71 A ,*v«ivnj .■ oca 18 rams, 35 cattle Terms, £3OOO cash. OA|Y ACRES FREEHOLD* convenient school and rail; part cleai j balarice iri'he*yy 01/1/ bush suitable posts and firewood. Price, £I3OO, including 16 cows arid sundries. Terms, £3OO, or consider exchange smaller property. Place will carry'"more stock.' ■ i . ■ ■ ...* ACRES FREEHOLD, handy DUNEDIN; all good clean land; carry 20 cows; 5-roomed House, all outbuildings. Price, £llsO.- Terms, £76 deposit,' or,consider exchange town bouse. ' ‘ ;-..<'v;i ...f , ' (CENTRAL OTAGO TOWNSHIP-1 ACRE FREEHOLD, with 6-roomed"Hotise; all modern conveniences. Price, £476; easy ‘terms'ar ranged. ,:s "POULTRY FARM —7 ACRES FREEHOLD; gobd flat landnice' House; electric, light, all outbuildings, mbdera fbwlhouses. Price, £1250, including -.600 poultry, 3 cows, brooders, incubators, etc. : - ~•..: : .' s' ; .' 2700 ACRES - GOVERNMENT LEASE—easy reach DUNEDIN; land in turnips, tv IvV rape, grass, and natural state; good 6-roomed Sous;, with hot water service and full range of outbuildings, including woolshed arid dip; price, £3350,-.in-cluding 700 ewes, 300 ,dry sheep, 50 cattle; 4 horses; all implements. No mortgage on anything, but owner will give reasonable terms. ' y ■ 'A: NOTE THE CENTRAI.; ADDRESS: OPPOSITE OLD POST OFFICE, CLOSE PRINCES STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE CAR: TERMINUS.' > -i ; .-.tr: CORNER LIVERPOOL AND BOND STREETS,iDUNEDIN.. • ' JOHN REID : & gO N Sir TD » ' i Directors;'" 1 -• H, W. Reid, C. Russell Smith, ’F.P.A (N.Z.), L. Deans Ritchie,. F4U5.1. (N.Z. J. AUCTIONEERS. LAND SALESMEN, ESTATE AND FINANCIAL; AGENTS. Q 1 AKA—NORTH END (George street): HOUSE of Sjboms and well-appointed cw.X V•>lf kitchenette; gas range; all modern conveniences; detached spare room; .valuable freehold section. -V ( i’ . 1600 <? I O A A— CITY (slightly on rise): Investor’s chance to acquire 3 good HOUSES 3.1UU0 on f ree [jold section; all well let, and returning over 16 per cent, gross. A safe and sound proposition. 1 r . : 1593 OAAA— ST. KILDA: Delightful BUNGALOW of 4 rooms and kitchenette, in A really perfect condition; modern finish,! and . with • -all conveniences; garden. Owner leaving New Zealand, and will consider, offers, v - ' V • /1592 POKA—NEAR CARGILL’S CORNER: Good Brick HOUSE;of 5 rooms and ckOsJU kitchenette; verandah front; e. 1., gas, hot arid cold water, etc.; : brick outbuildings; splendid freehold section.of quarter acre-with fine garden; deceased estate. • 1 >. • ; 1 ’• ■ . • : ■ .'1586 . BUYERS I BE SURE TO CALL ON —“ REIDS for REAL ESTATE.”—i—- * ' We have the Experience and the Properties. Phone 12-639;' Evening, 20-663,
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22256, 8 May 1934, Page 10
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