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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22268, 22 May 1934, Page 12

GITY AND COUNTRY REAL

Private Phone 22-830. S L 1 M 1 T E s), ET, DUNEDIN. T „ n __ IN TOWN PROPERTIES ALSO WE OFFER WIDE SELECTION. £1 Kfkfi-KEW ( IN THE SUN): &XO\r\J Glorious Bungalow, 6 lovely rooms; drawing room 20 by 30, and other rooms in comparison; every imaginable convenience; charming grounds, garden, lawns, and shrubs; also parage, with well and car wash; a gentleman's home in the true meaning of the word. O-j OKA—ST. CLAIR: Perfect Brick 3jJL&tf\J Bungalow, on nice rise, top side; only one minute from tram;.s nicesized rooms and bonny kitchenette; freehold sectiop. MAORI wanted, owner left Dunedin: 6-roomed BKiUi. BUNGALOW; best, locality in the popular suburb; REMEMBER, no price fixed. Any offer will be accepted. Oil OOK—CITY -RISE (walk to town dJLQ&O an< i home for lunch, too): Modern 5-roomed BRICK BUNGALOW; faithfully built and right modern appointments; nice sunny situation. £75 DEPOSIT, balance easy terms. jPQQK—N.E. VALLEY: Substantial 3JOVD B r i c k 5 ROOMS; gas, hot and cold, bathroom, and fine section. £75 DEPOSIT, balance one mortgage. JPI AAA WILL Build you the last d&JLUUv W ord in 5-roomed Brick Buwralow in Anderson's Bay, .2d_ tram. See "plans: now; if necessary, will alter WANTED, URGENTLY, 6 or?-roomed W Villa, in North End. A sale assured if property suitable. Yours may suit. '.•■•■

OUR HOUSE IS EITHER TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL. ' Or, PERHAPS IT'S NOT IN . QUITE A SUITABLE LOCALITY.' , . . Your favourite 6uburb '. and street ia probably listed on our register. WOULD IT NOT BE AJSREAT DELIGHT TO SECURE THE HOME IN THE STREET AND LOCALITY YOU HAVE, LONGED FOR. THE AGENTS TO HELP SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM ARE _ 1 R/S. RICE, LIMITED, Land, Estate, Live Stock, and Insurance ■ Agents, Sharebrokers, 8-10 Manse street, DUNEDIN. Telegrams: „ P , h o°Sob ?r Eilark," Dunedin. 12-323.

IX E D F A R M. S. 115 ACRES FREEHOLD. , CARRIES 40 COWS AND SOME . SHEEP. A GOOD FARM.IN GOOD ORDER. MODERN Brick\'Dwelling, full range outbuildings; milk supplied to town dairy; handy to school, rail, A ahd factory; situated Western District, close to Invercargill. Price, £2BOO. Deposit required £500; balance on first mortgage. 180 ACRES~iREEHOLD. '.. CARRIES 40 COWS, 100 EWES, 20 HEIFERS. "ANOTHER GOOD ONE. •MODERN 6-room Dwelling; byre (with •*■«■ milking plant), stable, barn, lott, hut; divided into 11 paddocks by good fences; good grass and top-dressed; close rail, school, and factory; situated Eastern District, close Edendale. PRIC&, £2O per acre. Owner will consider exchanging for farm approximately same value further north. Equity £I3OO. IRELAND'S, "• ESTATE AGENTS, ■■■•■ MANSE STREET.

K.Q.Q ACRES; distant 18 miles from 000 Invercargill'; 5 minutes' walk from school, 3 miles from rail, dairy factory, and post office; 12 paddocks, good fences; land flat, with good fall for drainage; 8roomed House, all conveniences, ami in good order; cowbyre, stable (with lottj, woolshed, workshop, garage, sheep yards, etc. The Farm is capable of development, and is being offered owing to toe owner being up in years and unht to work the place PRICE, £3 per. acre. Terms: £BOO cash. DONALD REID & CO., LTD., DUNEDIN. ■'."

pONGE NI A L LIVING To be made on this, most up-to-date POULTRY FARM; 1 acre freehold, laid out in poultry houses and yards, with accommodation for 1000 laying fow s, besides breeding and chicken pens; splendid incubator house, complete with plant, for incubating 4000 eggs. Big day-old_ cluck business, besides standing orders tor UO dozen eggs per week. House of 5 rooms, garage, etc. For sale as.going concern, with all plant and 500 laying fowls, £1450. Cash required, £4OO. PETER BOYD. TWO OUTSTANDING BARGAINS. New Model Brick BUNGALOW, hot, cold, porcelain bath and basin, e. light, plugs iron and heaters. Only £llo Deposit, balance very moderate rent. Fix ROOMS, every convenience, splendid situation, with outbuildings, good garden, hedges all round, concrete paths, verandah. Bargain Price, £450, easy terms. SOUTER LAND AGENCY, MOSGIKL. "TREN'S, House for WALLPAPERS; ,/•• largest selection, latest designs, lowest prices: inspection of windows will convince.

A woman who became so fond of two pigmy marmosets—the smallest monkeys in the world—that she could not bear to be parted from them, reclaimed them recently from the London Zoo, to which they were given only a 'few days previously. She is Mrs Jack Burns, whose husband recently brought her the monkeys from Brazil. These tiny creatures are not much bigger than a good-sized mouse, and measure only a little more than four inches in length, excluding the tail. Monkeys and Moko, as the marmosets have been named, are a very rave species, extremely delicate, and have to be kept in a warm -atmosphere. They are tawny in colour, with long hair on the top of the head. Their tails are ringed with dark and light fur. One, the smaller of the two, is not yet oW enough to feed itself, and chopped fruit, meal worms, milk, and special vitamised food are given to it by hand.