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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22285, 11 June 1934, Page 14

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE ££ s, McKenzie, ltd., 10 DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. pHEAP BUNGALOW—With large State loan of £830; 21s weekly pays all outgoings including rates; slight rise; handy tram, Caversham; 4 good-sized rooms and kitchenette, e. 1., hot and cold, gas cooking, fibrous ceilings, porcelain bath and basin, 2 sun verandahs, back and front, neat workshop, washhouse; good freehold section, 42 x 132; garden and glasshouse; fine view, yet very sheltered: owner regrets parting; Just on the market, urgent sale; £950; £l2O deposit and take over State loan. (784) CAVERSHAM; handy Id cvvleMJ tram; nice street; 6-roomed splendid HOUSE; all conveniences; nearly i-aere; in garden; workshop, fowlhouse; small deposit; balance as rent. £7BO CONCORD: New BUNGAcU I 01/ LOW of 4 rooms and kitchenette; nicely elevated section; very sunny; healthy; buyer financed. ROOMS and Kitchenette; city, rise, close in; brick; new, spotless order; garage; freehold; £250 deposit; price £2350. £KOO (CEE City road), Roslyn—cWW VILLA HOUSE; 5 rooms and kitchenette, and good freehold section; all conveniences; good letting proposition or make splendid building site. pHEAP 11 ROOMS —City rise; suitable Boarding House or.room letting; all conveniences; double storey; was £1400; now mortgagee sale, £950, with £SO deposit; balance 30s weekly. !.675a) £7OO—HANDY Albany street; splen*l UV did 5 ROOMS; brick; Oriel window casements, electric light, hot and cold, gas, bathroom, and garage; freehold; floo deposit; balance as rent. (759c'i TTAKE CAR as Deposit new BUNGALOW; north end;" 4 rooms and kitchenette and sun room; J-aere freehold; very latest; keenly priced; £B9O. (759 d) £CQO —JUST otf Musselburgh rise; new BUNGALOW of 5 rooms, fibrous plaster walls, porcelain bath and basin; all modern appointments; approximately J-acre freehold; £9O deposit; balance as rent. V £QQA— TAfNIH; 5 ROOMS and kitchenette; superior finish; large rooms; modern appointments; drive to car back of section; has £BOO first mortgage 5 per cent. Possession nest week.

Day Phone 13-640. Evening Phone 22-515. R. HENDERSON, LAND AGENT, 114 PRINCES STREET. DUNEDIN, Corner of Princes and Rattray streets (Upstairs). I KA ACRES FREEHOLD WAI--1 KOUAITI DISTRICT: 6 acres turnips, balance grass; carrying capacity 200 sheep and a few cows; 4-roomed House; all outbuildings; price, £1500; easy terms arranged. /CENTRAL OTAGO —Convenient to large main line township; 12 ACRES FREEHOLD; all flat land and under irrigation; 3-roomed House and some outbuifuiugs. A little property with great possibilities for orchard or bee farming. Price for quick sale only £3OO. ACRES FREEHOLD SOUTH CANTERBURY; Good wheatgrowing land; carrying 20 cattle, 200 ewes, besides cropping; also fattens about suo lambs; 6-roomed House and full range of outbuildings; price, £2B per acre bare. Teims or exchange larger farm. 019 ACRES FREEHOLD SOUTH OTAGO: All clean flat and undulating land; convenient rail and township; 25 acres turnips, balance grass and stubble; carrying capacity 400 ewes; 0roomed Hpuse; all outbuildings; price, £l2 10s an acre; terms or consider exchange smaller farm, preferably near Dunedin. ACRES FREEHOLD —SOUTH- """ LAND: 200 acres tussock,, balance grass; carrying 350 ewes without winter feed; 4-roomed House, all outbuildings; price. £3 10s an acre bare; terms arranged. WINGATUI— Six halt-acre SECTIONS: drained; electric light and water available; £75 each. —Magnus Johnson, 202 Princes street. ROSLYN -BRICK BUNGALOW, practically new; 4 rooms and kitchenette: modern throughout; £1250. —Magnus Johnson. SECTION —Musselburgh Rise ; over quarter. IO acre; splendid building site; £350. Magnus Johnson, 207 Princes street. CIHEMIST —Good opening Southland town ; J brick shop and living rooms.—Tucker, land agent, Invercargill. Bju BUSINESSES FOR SALE j)AIRY, FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY. MODERN SHOP and DAIRY, with 3 Living Rooms and kitchenette; all conveniences; in good order. TURNOVER, £55 to £6O weekly. Good situation, and the rent is reasonable. PRICE £350, AS GOING CONCERN. IRELAND'S, Estate, Agents, Manse 'street. £3OO~ PRIVATE HOTEL ' country diß * trlcl; 20 rooms; 12 permanent boarders; rent £2 15s. —Magnus Johnson 207 Princes street, Dunedin. -Home Made Cakes. Tea Room Large turnover ; great opportunity mother and daughter.—Magnus Johnson. -FRUIT and CONFECTIONERY. Turnover £25 to £3O; splendid stand; lock-up shop.—Magnus Johnson £4O0 — con FE cti °NERY. Marble Bar ; next Theatre, Northern town ; money maker.—Magnus Johnson. £37^) —STATIONERY, Fancy, Books. Lending Library ; good stand : suit two sisters.—Magnus Johnson. GROCERY BUSINESS, £3OO monthly turn over; full equipment; stock at valua tion ; ill-health.—Magnus Johnson. 20 Princes street.

JURIED AND FRESH FISH BUSINESS, splendid 'shop ; beautifully Htted ; owner leaving Dunedin; must sell; £l3O walk in. Clarke and Venn, Ltd. TO LEASE STRAIGHT-OUT LEASE. TWO REALLY GOOD DAIRY FARMS ON THE TAIERI PLAIN. 79 Acres Lee Creek and 112 Acres handy to Maungatua Dairy Factory. Particulars ONLY on PERSONAL APPLICATION. ■ JOHN REID & SONS, LTD., Dunedin. WHEN'S WALLPAPERS—Largest selections. latest designs, colourings, at prices to suit all: visit showrooms. Hundreds of Sheffields new super war horror, the 16in naval shell that “nothing can stop,” have been produced for the Admiralty by the big armament firm of which Sir Robert Hadfield is the head. Secret tests, under Government supervision, at Shoehnryness proved that these shells, then in an experimental stage, would crash clean and unbroken through Klin armour plating. The explosion then takes place with “ disastrous effects ” (to use Sir Robert’s own description) actually inside the vitals of the ship. In one test one of these shells was fired at 12in armour plating at a speed which was equal in lifting energy to 25,000 tons. It forced open the plate and punched out Ocwt of solid steel in a four-thousandth part of a second. In April last year Sir Robert Hadfield told a meeting of shareholders that the shell had been patented in eight countries, and had been proved effective even when hitting its objective sideways. Describing the terrible havoc which the shell would create, he added: “If the time for large employment comes, we are ready to meet the requirements of the army and navy with the projectile, which is capable at long range of carrying the charges through the armoured protection, of enemy ships with disastrous effects.”