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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22269, 23 May 1934, Page 14

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE {JLAEKE & VENN, LTD., Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, offer the following property bargains:— 'VTORTH END-FREEHOLD, with 2 ROOMS and scullery; £150; bargain. 'VTORTH END FREEHOLD: 4 •L* ROOMS; washhouse; other conveniences; section worth price asked —£450. ■VTEAR Id SECTION, Anderson’s Bay car —4-roomed BUNGALOW and garage: corner freehold; a rare bargain at £6BO. CERVICES STATION; Freehold; 1000 k- 5 gallons a week; a sure money-maker; price as a going concern, including 6rooined house, £I6OO. GROCERY BUSINESS—Turnover £lls V* weekly; shop and 5 rooms; rent £2; stock and plant at valuation; about £350. ILTIXED BUSINESS —Turnover guaranteed; average £35 weekly; choice brick house and residence; £1300; stock at valuation, £150; cash required. £SOO, balance 5 per cent. T ARGE CITY FREEHOLD RESIL DENCE For Sale or Exchange for Small Suburban Property; equity £7OO. Consult our big list of Houses, Businesses, Farms, Sections For Sale or Exchange. CLARKE & VENN, LTD., Dowling street, for service. Our advice is sound and reliable. Try us. OJA ACRES FREEHOLD U 760 ACRES LEASEHOLD (Rent £27 per year). All tussock country; all could be ploughed; carries 500 breeding ewes in present state. Capable of great improvement. PRICE, £ISOO. DEPOSIT REQUIRED, £SOO. Situated on Main Southland road, Eastern district. IRELAND’S, Estate Agents, Manse street. ST. CLAIR, on high side, 2 minutes from beach and tram, exceptionally sunny position, substantial 7-roomed RESIDENCE; good order; all modern conveniences, hot and cold, electric light, gas, bright and cheery rooms, valuable freehold, wide frontage: garden and garage. Owner transferred: £IOO deposit. Great bargain; £BSO, dr offer. N. & E. S. PATERSON, LTD., 163 Rattray street. CARGILL’S Corner, comfortable 4-roomed HOUSE; good order, all conveniences; freehold; let, 20s; £4O deposit. Snip, £3OO. Patersons. j HANOVER Street, 4-roomed HOUSE; bath, scullery, copper, tubs; large workshop ; wants repairing; £4O deposit: £290. Patersons. ON rise, close Town Hall, lovely BUILDING SITE ; fenced ; northerly aspect; glorious view : deceased estate. —Patersons. RB. NICHOLSON, Land and Estate • Agent, 177 Princes street, Dunedin (T. and G. Bldgs.). Phone 13-241. JKA ACRES Freehold—Good buildings; V adjacent rail and highway; offer wanted ; mortgagee’s sale; exceptional terms. Nicholson. fwOfll ACRES Freehold'—Splendid Dwelling and outbuildings; close town and rail; £4OOO ; consider town property ; bargain.—Nicholson. KQA ACRES Freehold—Good warm opei tJOy ridges; good 5-room Dwelling; al outbuildings; £1560; cash required £4OO. Nicholson. i 1 —Sunny St. Leonards: FirstCW.S class RESIDENCE; 6 rooms: modern conveniences; 1 aero good around. .Nicholson. Exchange, freehold store, 4 living rooms, handy suburb, price £1250; Town House to £BOO Wanted.—NICHOLSON. BUSINESSES FOR SALE SOUTHLAND ITED (In Liquidation), TO INVESTORS, COMPANY PROMOTERS, ETC. For SALE outright, all those Valuable Properties comprising the Goodwill of Two Brewery Licenses, Buildings, Properties, Plant, Stocks, etc., as under: 1. New Brewery of concrete recently erected.. Up-to-date Malt House and Kiln; large Bottling Store, Cellars, and other necessary buildings. Situated in Mary street, Invercargill. Approximately li acres. ,2, Wooden Brewery situated on the Boundary of Invercargill, Complete with all necessary plant ready for immediate occupation and operation. Area, 1 rood. 3. Two Valuable Brewery Licenses. 4. Stocks and Plant, Jars, Casks, and all vessels and other appliances as used by the Company in their business of brewers and maltsters. All Properties Freehold. Investigators are required to state whether they are prepared to pay cash or require terms. Further particulars may be obtained from the Undersigned. T. H. WATSON, Liquidator, Invercargill. FOR SALE, HAIRDRESSING, Tobacconist, and Fancy Goods business; no opposition ; in good town. South Otago; six-roomed dwelling and bathroom; shop and saloon attached ; £650; stock at valuation. —Apply Messrs P. Hayman and Co. MARBLE BAR and Tea Rooms; splendid turnover; lease and rental right; only personal or written Inquiries will be dealt with.—Ryan Bros. PRIVATE SALE, furnished BOARDING HOUSE, or room letting; few minutes Savoy Corner; cheap, £l5O ; going concern. 236, Times. 23my TjiRIED and FRESH FISH Business, taking X' £2O; first-class shop; must be sold; offer wanted.—Clarke and Venn, Ltd. DENTAL PRACTICES FOR SALE J)ENTAL , PRACTICE FOR SALE, An Opportunity occurs for the acquisition of a sound One-man Dental Practice in the heart of one of the busiest suburbs of Auckland, The Practice has been well established over a long period, and offers an incoming practitioner a sound connection. PRICE; Plant and Goodwill, £6OO Cash. Apply, in the first instance, to FELTON & ORR, Public Accountants, 306-310 Queen’s arcade, AUCKLAND. BUSINESSES WANTED GROCERY Businesses WANTED; clients waiting. If yours available, communicate Magnus Johnson, Business Agent, 207 Princes street. LENDING LIBRARY and Stationery Businesses WANTED.—Ring 12-377, or call Magnus Johnson, 207 Princes street. HOUSES AND PROPERTIES WANTED. BUYER waiting with £2500 deposit on good SHEEP RUN ; carry 1500 sheep. Send or bring particulars to Clarke and Venn. Ltd. WANTED, immediately, for country client, City leasehold BOARDING HOUSE: going concern ; 6-10 boarders.—Patersons. Rattray street. WANTED to BUY or RENT, 4 or 3 ROOMS and kitchenette.—l 97, Times Office. FOR EXCHANGE rp X C H A N G E. 11l Wanted Exchange, St. Clair Bungalow, Of 6 Rooms and Sleeping Porch, for 7 or 8-roomed House in City. E. L. MACASSEY & CO. SO.S.! —Sydney Howard in “ Trouble ” at • 157 High street.

Lord Brougham and Vans has sold Brougham Ball, near Penrith, Westmorland, to Major Geoffrey Carleton-Cowper, of Carleton Hall, Penrith, an estate adjoining Brougham. Lord Brougham had previously disposed of his outlying estates. All the valuable furniture and art treasures of Brougham Hall were sold by auction at Penrith about 18 months ago. This sale closes the cen-turies-old connection of the Brougham family as one of the principal Cumberland and Westmorland land owners. They had lived in those counties since the Norman Conquests over S6O years ago.