Page 12 Advertisements Column 5

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

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET L. A. RHODES, F.R.E.1.N.Z.. A. HrJAMIESON. Phone 22-483. Phone 22-105. IV AMBL YN, RHOD ES, & JAMI E SON, AnnTIfINRRRS PRAT. RKTATfc tfTNANCR' AND INSURANCE A(iftNTS.--MEMBERS OF THE REAL ESTATE INSTITUTE OF NEW ZEALAND. 42 PRINCES STREET. DUNEDIN. Office Phone. 13-608. CENTRAL OTAGO—FREEHOLD; carrying .328 ewes/horses, cows, etc.; 4-rbonied House, with conveniences. Price only fIQOO, Going Concern, with all stock, implements, etc. Would consider Exchange for House to the value of £OOO. (bci§) 1 fcO. ACRES GOVERNMENT LEASEHOLD; low rental; beside school and ,railAUO way; carries 210 ewes, 100 dry sheep, and 45. cattle; good House and «U necessary outbuildings; more than half is.rich.river flat; Price, £IOOO. - Clear title. Consider Exchange for a House. ... (5723) 07A ACRES FREEHOLD; some of the best country:in Southland; practically, <V* " all river flat; grows wheat, oats, and turnips to perfection, and is great grass country: good House and all necessary outbuildings; will carry 700 ewes; lambs go away fat off the mothers. Price, £l4 per acre. Deposit £2OO to man who has money for stock. ■•-•"'■•'. . ', (5709 J A SPLENDID MIXED FARM, suitable sheep, cows, and cropping; 97. AUKJSS "V- FREEHOLD; close to school and railway; 5-roomed House,' electric light, stable, cowbyre, and barn. Price cnly £I3OO. Easy terms. •'-•■•. (5280) CHEAP LIVING—Have your own milk, cream, butter, and eggs. 2 AUKUS FREEHOLD AND 4 ACRES LEASEHOLD; situated handy, to tram; 6roomed House, with all modern conveniences; cowbyre, ctcl Price only £7OO. Easy terms. ' ", ~ , ; .'.., .UO9M) OAAA ACRES FREEHOLD; mostly level; 600 acres English grass, balance clean 01/UU tussock; 7 paddocks; fences good; 5-roomed Dwelling, shearing shed, yards, stable, etc.; daily bus from Dunedin passes property; handy rail; 1700 sheep, mostly two-tooth, mixed sexes. Going Concern, £7250.' £SOOO first mortgage; 1 - ■'. '■'". • - ■ ■ (5742) 1 AAA ACRES FREEHOLD; 50 miles Dunedin, 2 miles main line and townstiip; A""" practically all been ploughed; easy downs; 250 acres recently regrassed, 60 acres fallow, balance older pasture; in/present state will carry 700 ewes and 40 cattle; can easily be increased £0 per cent.; 6-roomed modern Dwelling, shearing shed, stable, etc. First mortgagee instructs us to sell for £2700. Terms, £7OO cash. '■;, . ' . , ■, v ■- KK A ACRES FREEHOLD; 4. miles Main Highway and town; heavy, grain, roots, t)e}" an d grass land; present owner 30 years has kept, pasture in good order, but has not grown grain; subdivided into 17 well-fenced paddocks; carrying 1400 Romney-cross ewe» (all lambs sold fat) and 55 grown cattle; team and all implements; 60 acres turnips and rape, 10 large stacks hay; all. clear, title. Owner retiring, may take city property, in part payment.or leave a substantial first mortgage to approved buyer. Price; £ls per acre, and stock and plant at valuation. 'Phis is the best value offering to-day. ' ~ , , ~ ~. (57.40) OAA ACRES FREEHOLD; situated one mile township, school, rail, daily mail; w"v heavy land, suitable crop or sheep; 7-room.ed House .and all necessary outbuildings; carrying 550 ewes, and fattens-all lambs. Price bare,- £3100: Owner will accept £.500 cash, balance one mortgage; or consider town home part payment. Value here. Inquire. ."' , , . . , ; .' \ (5741) T[ OK ACRES FREEHOLD; best of Taieri land;: handy school, on mam bus XOD route, 12 miles Dunedin; 40 acres wheat stubble, few acres .roots, balance good fresh pasture; 5-roomed up-to-date home, complete steading. Sacrifice price, £2B per acre. See us re full particulars and terms. • ■ ' 15738) O/l ACRES LEVEL FREEHOLD; rich land; one mile Dunedm tram; 8 paddocks; <** 2 acres turnips, plenty hay, balance splendid pasture; 7 selected.cows, 1 horse and cart, pigs, poultry; good garden; up-to-date 5-rodmed Bungalow; electric lighthot and cold, bathroom, wasbhouse, dairy, cowshed, barn, pigetye, fowlhouse. mc.c and terms on application. Owner will consider town residence part payment. , This is vour opportunity—the price is right and the property good, i , (F.IUOJ A(\fi ACRES FREEHOLD; alongside township, rail, school, handy main town ana sale yards; well subdivided and fenced; land in good heart, carrying 700 ewes and cattle; 4-horse team-and implements; splendid 7*roomed Dwelling, insured for £800; full complement steading. Bare price, £3IOO. £3OO deposit, balance_ first mortgage. Exceptional buying for a man with capital to stock. (ooU) NOTE THE CENTRAL ADDRESS: OPPOSITE OLD POST OFFICE, CLOSE STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE CAR TERMINUS. CORNER LIVERPOOL AND BOND STREETS. DUNEDIN. , JOHN RE ID & gON S, D., . . ' '. .'Directors: ;. : ; ■;/.", ,) rr-r,'-,-.': -^ H..W. Reid, C. Russell Smith. F.PJL (N.Z.), L. Deaiii, Ritchie, FiKJU; (N.Z.). AUCTIONEERS, LAND SALESMEN, ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. /.'•■_ ..A HANDY FARM ' .' ' -1 ' AT A REASONABLE' PRICK; , '/, v..\, ' '. ' '* 165 ACRES. , situated in Beaumont district, with large road frontage; A* about' half the land.is ploughable, and the place is now carrying 140 .ems? and 3 head pf cattle; warm, situation, lying into the sun; carryuw about 250 sheep; buildings consist of a 4-roomed house, with eJ~ and Garden, with about 24 acres strawberries and raspberries. For bale as a GpiNU CONCERN, with stock, implements, about £4O or £SO worth of crates, etc. And THERE IS A GOOD LIVING HERE. BUYERS! BE SURE TO CALL -ON '.'- v • .-"REIDS for REAL ESTATE."-^—— We have the Experience and the Properties. • Phone 12-539; Evening,'2o-662. Day Phone. 13-640. "\ : , Bve ni ?S Phone ' 22 " 515 - ,■ 1 ''. R. HENDERSON, .' \ __,.* '-.' .', .LAND AGBNT. ■ ■ ' ',"•.'.-. , , . , . 114 PRINCES •' ' Corner of Princes'and Rattray streets (Upstairs).:'Entrance alongside Moody. -..'.-.'• Tobacconist." ":■ 1 ...-,..■ . , > OKft ACRES FREEHOLD, SOUTHLAND; convenient large township; carry4/D\J i D g capacity 350 ewes and 20 cows; 5-roomed House and full range of outbuildings. 1 Price, £lO 10s an acre. Terms, £250 deposit. f, ■ \ IQY» ACRES FREEHOLD, SOUTH CANTERBURY; splendid land for growing 100 w heat, potatoes, etc.; 6-roomed House and: all outbuildings: Price, per acre. Terms, or Exchange larger farm. _ . , ■ aaq ACRES FREEHOLD; convenient main line; majority of land plougnable; !/«W . carrying capacity 600 ewes," and capable of considerable improvement; new homestead of 6 rooms, with hot water service, bathroom, and full range of outbuildings. Price, £2700. Good terms arranged. ~/ '\ WE HAVE A GOOD SHEEP RUN -FOR SALE;. carrying' 1300 SHEEP without 'winter feed. Price, £7OOO, •■ '•'•,: ,•• '■ '• : >• COUNTRY BOARDING HOUSE; Freehold property; 19 rooms; large number V permanent boarders. Price. £I3OO. Terms, £2OO deposit. 0 :>M:.:. (io ACRES FREEHOLD, DUNEDIN SUBURB; all splendid dairying or garaenland; good 5-roomed House and full.range of-outbuildings.. Priee, £l7oo. Terms, or Exchange town property. ,;'..,.-• -,',■ .;,:.•. •il rA a PRES FREEHOLD; alongside main line; 6 acres turnips, 12 acres' under; 1511 Xi K h, balance grass; 6-roomed House, electric light, and all outbuildings. Price, £3200,. including 370 ewes, 8 rams, 9 cows, etc. Term 6 arranged.., ,:■-..

There seems no prospect of the return of the penny post in Britain \fhis year. But a National Committee for the* Restoration of the enny Post has been formed, and about 60 of the principal trade organisations are co-operating in a campaign to secure the reform. The committee represents a membership of 25,000 firms, whose total capital is over a thousand millions sterling. The movement in favour of reducing postal charges has. a very substantial backing, and is a much more serious effort to secure the change than any that has previously been made. During the past five years the total surplus made by the Post Ofßce has been over £50.000,000, and last year's figure was in excess of £11,000,000, so, there is no doubt that the service could afford tba reduced charges.