Page 16 Advertisements Column 2

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22295, 22 June 1934, Page 16

HGUSES and properties FOR SALE ffACANT HOUSE, possession at once; ' equal to many at £l2oo,now a compulsory sell, £750 (including extra section); 5 looms and big kitchenette, oathroom, washhouse, coalhouse, workshop, fowlhouses (5), e. 1., plug, gas, nicely papered, paint good; situated ou gentle rise, oft main thoroughfare; easy walk to tram, Dunedin; line view; very sunny, healthy; live hedges; very secluded: appro*. S-acre freehold; section could be, cut off. Buyer financed, or discount tor cash. Get the keys, or let us motor you over d > 1A ROOMS, DOCTOR'S RESIDENCE, •1" or suitable Nursing Home or Gentleman's Residence, City of Dunedin, just off main street; lovely grounds (freehold), all modern conveniences, large sleeping balcony (faces the sun). Owner has purchased another property. Buyer financed on £250, or will accept been oiler for cash. . „ _ .A'* 5 ' SUIT DRESSMAKER (or 2 Laches) Nice SHOP and Dwelling, Drapery and fancy Goods, select Dunedin suburb; owner built this property since the war, has clone well; paid the place off, now retiring; steady turnover (cash over the counter); additional lines could be aadeci. Approx. ' i freehold; overhanging verandah, good window display; 4. nice rooms, all conveniences; also 2-rooiiied Cottage at rear. Price asked, £I2OO the lot; buyer financed if necessary. Phone or call for the address, . S 1!?! "POULTRY FARM, Dunedin suburb; 3 •* acres and neat 4'rooms, kitchenette* e. 1., h. and c, bathroom, wasbhouse, telephone; numerous poultry sheds; lull equipment; includes . stock and ' plant; £IOOO the lot. ..■ lAS W' A) POULTRY FARMS (4), Dunedin, •Taierii Peninsula, Oamaru; all nice properties; sound paying concerns; 2 will Exchange for Town House. I ull particulars on application. MODEL FARM. 15 minutes Dunedin tram; 25' ACRES and Bungalow, o rooms, kitnehenette, all conveniences; concrete paths, all neat, tidy, and clean; lovelv byre, workshop, fowlhouses; well fenced, well watered, well subdivided; carries 12 to 15 cows; good place for pi"-s; not a weed. on the place. Keenly priced, £1750; To tfssist finance, owner will take smaller property part paymentSubmit your proposition. (no) N'B.—Use our Service Dept. Free advice on Property or Tenancy matters. R. 'S; McKENZIE, LIMITED, Land Auctioneers, 10 DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. Tel.' 13-591., Res., 22-415. THE BIGGEST AND BEST BARGAIN 1 OFFERED BY ANY AGENT IN IN DUNEDIN. CHOICE PICTURE BUNGALOW, 5 Rooms, with every modern convenience. In. Dunedin's best suburb, _■ LOVELY CORNER FREEHOLD. Beautifully laid out flower and vegetable ■garden.- i • SUN ALL DAY. FULL-SIZE GARAGE. Close to . „„,__ SCHOOL, TRAM, POST OFFICE, CHURCHES. Owner, leaving Dunedin, Has instructed us to sell this lovely home. ; Fully furnished, with ■ Handsome modern carpets, all neatly fitted (it would be a shame-to if t them). Latest Chesterfield Suites (2), m rich coverings to match. Costly, draperies and Curtains, heaps ot Cushions " (as new), Oak upright Piano (almost new), beautiful Console Atwater Kent Radio (like new). . Owner will include all his choice Brassware anu expensive pictures and orna nients. „ ~ House is insured for £IOOO. Section cheap at £SOO. Furniture cost the owner about £IOOO. v . / ~_-„ We offer the whole in one lot at £l7ou, and arrange finance for you, if required. CLARKE AND VENN, LTD;, REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND -,',/. .AUCTIONEERS. 1. The firm for sound propositions.

£35 CARRIERS, CONTRACTORS, AND OTHERS. -Villa Residence, 5 robins, in good order, electric light, gas, bathroom, wash-house; large garage; fine large freehold; very close tram and bandy to penny section; very suitable carrier or contractor. PR SI2&S, ESTATE AGENTS, ■Manse street. KB. NICHOLSON, Land Agent, 177 • Princes street. Phone 13-241. Some Special Bargains in House Property. , f»/"*KA —PENNY Section; £SO deposit; XfODU fine family RESIDENCE; 7 rooms; ' modern conveniences; nearly 4acrel—Nicholson. n/jWR'—FIRST MORTGAGE £6OO at;.s 3UOI O per cent.; 4- ROOMS and Kitchenette; lovely position; near car; absentee owner.—Nicholson. Otynn—SUNNY Opoho; SEMI-BUNGA-dbI UU LOW; 5 rooms, kitchenette; section nicely laid out; £IOO deposit.—Nichols son.' . Q-l I PA—CHEAPEST Property in St, dWXXtJU Clair: price reduced from £1500; brick'BUNGALOW; 6 rooms, garage.—Nicholson. ' ■ . QA erA—SOUTH END; SEMI-BUNGA-3w'*«jU LOW; 4 rooms, kitchenette, h. and c.j: electric, gas cooker, porcelain bath; freehold section. —Nicholson.,C*l WK A EXCEPTIONALLY nice . 3fcJLfO.U Double Brick BUNGALOW; 6 rooms, garage; popular part; reduced from £2SOO.—NICHOLSON/ v OK A DEPOSIT —Anderson's Bay, splen*DU did 5-roomed HOUSE; all conveniences ; workshop; only £7OO.— Macasßey and CO.:-':' '. '',. '-'",' •'■: ■ - T CLAIR SECTION —Situated on rise; "glorious sunny position ; J-acre; only £l5O. —Macassey and Co. OKA" DEPOSIT —Musselburgh, good six3&DU roomed HOUSE; with all-conveni-ences; only'£7Bo.—Macassey and Co. r»/»/\ DEPOSIT—r-Caversham, good sixdUOU roomed HOUSE; all conveniences; garage; handy car; only £63o.—Macassey and Co., agents. ECTION, CAVERSHAM —Level site; close car: drained, water, gas laid on; only £22O.—MACASSEY & CO. ■ MOSGIEL —THREE ACRES, on which wc will build a modern Bungalow of five rooms, the lot £875. —Souter. MOSGIEL —HALF-ACRE, on which we will build 4 Rooms to your own design ; the lot £6so.—Souter. OSGIEL —SIX ROOMS. J-acre; all mod- . era conveniences; asphalt paths, hedges, good garden; £485; finance arranged.— SOUTER, Builder. 12Ju BUSINESSES FOR SALE The best Sand obtainable in Dunedin District. This is a splendid money-making proposition. Full particulars obtainable from E. L. MACASSEY & CO., Dunedin. BUSINESSES WANTED jTANTED, small MIXED BUSINESS, with VT living roomß.—Rent and particulars to 828, Times Office. 20Ju ANTED, BAKERY BUSINESS; doing not less than 600 loaves weekly ; cash buyer.—Macassey and Co. \\rREN'S WALLPAPERS —Now the time W to buy; latest designs; Just opened. visit showrooms: money saved How a dream led to the discovery of I a 2000-year-old Roman vase was desi cribed to the Dorset Archreological Society, at Dorchester, recently, by Mrs i M'Gcagh, of Witchampton, near Wim- ' borne. " A friend of mine, Mr Frank Bevan," Mrs M'Geagh said, "dreamt that there was a box of gold at a certain spot in the garden. He began digI ging and found a beautiful old Roman j vase, richly ornamented, in a remark-able-state of preservation." Near it were found some old chessmen, now in : the British Museum.