Day Phone 13-G4O Evpnine Phone 22-515. Q t U. HENDERSON, LAND AGENT. 114 PRINCES STREET. DUNEDIN. Corner of Princes and Rattray streets (Upstairs). IAO ACRES FREEHOLD Curivenif"y ent school and rail; carrying capacity 8-10 cows and 50 ewes; 5-roomea House; all outbuildings; price £7OO. Terms, £IOO deposit. OKA ACRES FREEHOLD—Conveni&iJ\J eu t ]arge township; carrying capacity 400 ewes and 20 cows; 5-rcoined House; all outbuildings; price, £2650. Terms, £2OO deposit. OQ(Y ACRES FREEHOLD—ConvcmivUV e „t Dunedin; carry 200 ewes and a dozen cows; 6-roomed House; all outbuildings; price, £1250. Terms, £2OO deposit. TDEAL SITUATION for SERVICE 1 STATION, GARAGE—Main highway village; ij-acre freehold; 4-roomed House, electric light; price, £300; terms, £IOO. OAA ACRES FREEHOLD—Owaka tJ\J\J district; part clear; balance heavy bush; will carry, in present state, 15 cows and 100 sheep; 4-roomed House; all outbuildings; price £1200; terms: £l5O deposit, or consider exchange jV A R M EXCHANGE. 470 ACRES FREEHOLD, good-class land, nice Dwelling, good steading; 30 acres turnips; carrying 500 sheep, 20 cattle, horses; price £6 10s per acre. Owner will consider 20 to 50 ACRES good land, handy to main railway, in part payment. IRELANDS, Agents. FOR EXCHANGE j?XCHANGE. - - EXCHANGE. EXCEPTIONAL OFFER. BEST SPOT ON HILL. CLOSE TRAM CAR. MAGNIFICENT HARBOUR VIEW, VILLA, 5 rooms; scullery, bathroom, etc.; washhouse, and other outbuildings; all in first-class order. SEPARATE SECTION COULD BE SOLD OFF and STILL LEAVE PLENTY GARDEN. £BOO. £BOO. EXCE K ONAL ' £BOO. THINK OF THIS, SEPARATE SECTION, WELL WORTH £3OO, THROWN IN. THE LOT OFFERED IN EXCOME CLOSE TO CENTRE OF CITY 'UP TO SAME PRICE. This Sort Seldom Offers. So Don't Hesitate to Inquire. HAGGITT, DUTHIE, AND KINMONT, LTD., 2 DOWLING STREET. Phones: 6ffice, 13-416; Evenings, 20-691. "We Open Friday Evenings." WANTED to EXCHANGE, HOUSE and Jaore, price £750, for small Farm, few cows.—Clarke and Venn, Ltd., agents. OWNER of large RESIDENCE, city rise, willing to Exchange for smaller house or Business.—CLAßKE & VENN, LTD.
It's penny wise and pounds foolish to use inferior coal insist on Kaitangata.— Advt. Of the 20,000 special constables enrolled in London, very many have never turned out for duty, as there is no compulsion on them to do this.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22259, 11 May 1934, Page 16
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