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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22270, 24 May 1934, Page 12

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET pARK, EYN 0 LD S, L l M ] T . E Dl REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS. Phone 12-459. HANDY TO BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. Good 6 Rooms, with all conveniences; corner "freehold. Two minutes' walk to Centre of City. . PRICE - £I2OO. 639 CENTRAL SITUATION. Double-brick Residence, with tiled roof, slightly on rise. Northerly aspect, containing 7 good rooms; modern appointments. . . BUSINESS MAN'S OPPORTUNITY. HANDY ST. JOSEPH'S CATHEDRAL. No Trams Required. 7 large rooms, bathroom, scullery, pantry; in good order throughout. Lovely view over City. Sun all day. 503 £I6OO. * £I6OO. HANDY UNIVERSITY. 7 large Rooms; porcelain bath and basin, scullery, gas copper, workshop, and glasshouse; beautiful. order. This property is built in brick, with brick partitions, plastered throughout, and offers a great chance for anyone wishing to cater for students. PRICE, £I2OO. . NORTH END, ON RISE. Two-storey double-brick Residence, 8. rooms and kitchenette, sun balcony. Sheltered position with good outlook. Too large for owner. V . . REDUCED FROM £2600 TO £2OOO. 7 PARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED, BUTTERWORTH'S BUILDING, 142 HIGH STREET. L I M IT ED, ■£ L E X. H A R R IS, LIMITED, AUCTIONEERS, PROPERTY-BUSINESS SALESMEN, HOTEL BROKERS, ETC. TWO MEMBERS F.R.E.J. (N.Z.). _. „„l—Beautifully situated on rise, commanding A .. .._„ „..,. „„.. ously sunny; Attractive RESIDENCE; 7 rooms; replete with all modern appointments; two Sections with two frontages; price £2OOO. 6090 QUNNY HAZELHURST, handy to Kew corner; slightly elevated;, no climb—6P ROOMED VILLA RESIDENCE; nice design; two bays, return verandah, e. 1., bath, h. and a, presses," cupboards, workshop; nice sunny section; about i-acre; tastefully laid out in lawns, flowers, shrubbery, etc.; also plenty of room for garage; an excellent home at a very moderate price; £BSO or near offer. Inspect this. We can arrange terms. 5983 fJITY, CENTRAL—FREEHOLD SHOP and 5 ROOMS; double-storey brick, e. 1.; V price, £785; very old-established Boot Repairing connection goes with this or purchaser could use the premises for other purposes. 5417 A NDERSON'S BAY, 3 minutes to car—Splended corner i- ACRE; 6-roomed RESL • DENCE; all modern appointments; vendor now residing away from Dunedin; Price, £950; or near offer; nice home; bargain price. 6122 ssvun A.xu\nav£>Kß.&L> —oeiiing ms nice BUjNUALiUW in St. Clair at a greatly reduced price; now £1000; was £1275; contains 5 rooms, kitchenette, large sunporch, electric range, gas, porcelain bath, basin, h. and c; J-acre; a very select home at a bargain price. Buyer financed. 6105 ALEX. HARRIS, LIMITED.

BUSINESSES FOR SALE OUTHLAND BREWERIES LIMITED (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. Approxi-. mately 1$ 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 aa used by the Company Ip their business of, brewers and maltsters. .. Air 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, v Liquidator, Invercargill. D.Q'fiti— PRIVATE3 HOTEL, country dls3&O.UU ' trlct; 20 rooms; 12 permanent boarders; rent £2 15s.—Magnus Johnson, 207 Princes street, Dunedth. ' DA(\f\— Home Made Cakes. Tea Room. Large turnover; great opportunity, mother and daughter.—Magnus ■ Johnson. pn^A-FRUIT and CONFECTIONERY. dtOOU Turnover £25 to £3O; splendid stand; lock-up shop.—Magnus Johnson. money maker.—Magnus Johnson. . • , (?Q7K- STATIONERY, Fancy, Books, &0 4*} Lending Library; good stand; suit two sisters.—Magnuß; Johnson. ROCERY BUSINESS, £3OO monthly turn- .. over; full equipment; stock at valuation ; . 111-health.—Magnus Johnson, 207. Princes street. 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. Hayraan and Co. ITARBLE BAR and Tea Rooms; splendid KL turnover; lease and rental right; only personal or written inquiries will be dealt with.—Ryan Bros. >ILLIARD SALOON for SALE, 3 lull- > sized tables, accessories; opportunity clean-living, Bober man; £4OO. —269, Times Office. 24my FRIED and FRESH. FISH Business, taking £2O; flret-clasß shop; must be sold; offer wanted.—Clarke and Venn, Ltd. DENTAL PRACTICES FOR SALE [RENTAL * 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 otters 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 ARAGB, fully-equipped Service Station, w' wanted; qualified motor mechanic waiting : send particulars immediately.—Magnus Johnson, business agent. 207 Princes Btreet, Dunediu. 2im ?

What the archaeologist owes to the aeroplane is aptly illustrated by the recent discovery of an old Roman road running from London to Lewes. This road, believed to be the'route along which the iron ingots of the Sussex Weald industry were conveyed to the capital for export to the Continent, is the first addition for 200 years to the group of known Roman highways converging on London. The clue to the existence of the road arose from an unusual feature in an aerial photograph taken over Ashdown Forest. Two parallel lines were observed running side by side across the picture. On investigation, the parallel lines, all but indistinguishable on the ground, proved to be buried ditches marking the boundaries of the lost Roman track. Nowadays all airmen engaged in survey work are instructed to maintain a sharp look-out for curious markings or alignments on the ground under survey. This vigilance has led in the past to the discovery of a complex earthworks, belonging to the Iron Age. on Walton Common, Somerset, and another ancient site at Dalks Law Hill, St. Abbs' Head, the nature of which is not fully determined.