Page 12 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22630, 23 July 1935, Page 12

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET AMBLYN, RHODES, & JAMIESON, T Oliice Phone 13-60 S. 42 I'iUiNCb.S , S‘ , h( . avy MOSGiEL—2I ACRES FREEHOLD: Heavy fiat land free from flood and bea'J M- drainage rates; suitable market gardening .poultry g as a going HA drainage rates; suitable market gardening, poultry, ana car * C-rooined House, cowbyre, stable, large fowlhouses, barn. Erica £I3OO, 6 concern, with poultry, cows, implements. Terms arranged. Owner would Exchange MTuSti FREEHOLD—Alongside highway; bus service to and from Inver4iM) daily R.D. About one mile from railway station, telephone oftce. school, factory. Buildings consist of 7-rooraed Dwelling in splendid ' WI This conveniences, electric ligTit, hot and cold water, all necessary out;bu ,gW is a splendid property with a good situation, practically flat. JJK--various-sized paddocks by post and wire fences. Ihe land is good qua! y» ■ worked, and with a splendid subsoil. Good pasture land and grows turnips, wheat and oats. Carrying 1000 ewes, besides cattle, mo s t of the lambs g away fat off the mothers. A place that can be easily improved to carry a lot m stock. Price, £9 per acre, and easy terms to an approved purchaser. °^ oc |ggj)oJ ACRES—Mortgagee’s sale; £IOO deposit; situation alongside rail, school, on OaU Main Highway, and 7 miles from freezing works. Twenty minutes motor run to good town and sale yards. Pastures are in good order; 20 acres in yonng grass, few acres of native bush round the Homestead for shelter; all easily ploughed downs. Grows good crops of turnips, rape, or oats. The property is well fenced and subdivided. The buildings consist of 6-roomed House, 0-stall stable, locsebox, barn, byre, shearing shed. Anyone in search of a good, cheap mixed farm would oe well advised to inspect rignt away. Will carry 300 ewes'"and few cows, besides growing winter feed. Price, £1250, with £IOO deposit; balance all one mortgage. pENTRAL OTAGO—One of the best runs offering to-day. All good ewe country, u 2000 ACRES S.G.R., held at a very low rental; all good, clean, healthy sheep country, lying well to the sun. About 400 acres have been ploughed, and have grown heavy crops of turnips and rape. Present owner only grows enough white crop for horse feed; 60 acres turnips, 25 acres turnips and grass, few acres of stubble. About 300 acres in permanent pasture, balance good clean tussock, no senib or manuka. Property is subdivided by good post and wire fences; 6-roomed House; all conveniences; in good order; washhouse, coal house, 6-stall stable, barn, woolshed, hut, implement shed; buildings are all in first-class order. School miles. Present stock 750 ewes besides ewe hoggets, rams, and wethers, 15 head of cattle, good yopng team of horses, and a complete set of implements. Price, as a going concern, £5250. Good terms. / £595 AND WONDERFUL BUYING. TJIGHT AT OVAL, no car fares—Good, sound HOME of fine appearance and nice T* garden; 5 rooms; all conve.; terms arranged to suit. B BRICK BUNGALOW, BELLEKNOWES. OVERLOOKING CITY and handy High Street School; glorious view of harbour, v aD( j facing direct north; sheltered complete at £950. HANDY HIGH SCHOOL, and commanding glorious view, and easy walking Octagon: - Fine 6-roomed RESIDENCEi select corner site; in ’ very sunny spot; modern, and in good order. Price. £I2OO. £725. ■ - MODERN CITY HOME. K ROOMS AND GLASSHOUSE; slight rise; HANDY UNIVERSITY and car; ** corner section; good buying; terms. , , , - . 'Ol9 •Cl A A DEPOSlT—Mortgagee sacrificing at hundreds below first mortgage, m UUU ACRES FREEHOLD, mixed farming land, beside school and railway; 6-roomed House, electric light, stable, cowbyre, barn, and shearing shed. Price_only £3 16e per acre. We can strongly recommend this. Day Phone 13-640. Evening Phone; 22-515. p R. E E N DERS ON, ' ■ , LAND AGENT, > , 114 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Corner of Princes and Rattray streets (Upstairs). "VTORTH OTAGO—43 ACRES FREEHOLD; Best of farming land; carry 20 cows comfortably; nice 4-roomed House and all outbuildings; price, £IOSO. Terms arranged. ' - : XTORTH OTAGO—27S ACRES L.1.P.: Rent 10s per acre; gpod mixed fanning' land for sheep and cows and cropping; carry 400 ewes, besides cropping; good ■5-roomed Homestead and full range of outbuildings. . Mortgagee’s price £900.. ,- . pWNER of TOWN Properties, value £1650, with mortgage of £750 and rentals " bringing in £3 6s a week, will Exchange for Mixed Farm. pOAL MINE, with 50 acres; Freehold; output, 1600 tons a year; worked by owner and one man. Good Homestead and all outbuildings. Price, £I6OO, including 3-tou truck and all plant. Owner will consider Exchange Mixed Farm. - - ■ 6 ACRES FREEHOLD, OTAGO PENINSULA—CIose to township; good land for early market produce. Price, £200; terms, £SO deposit. UHEEP RUN, 1000 acres Freehold, 1000 acres Government Lease—small rental; all clean country; majority tussock; good Homestead and full range of outbuildings. Price, £5250, including 950 sheep, horses, implements, etc. Terms or . consider Exchange" smaller farm, or house property. QA ACRES FREEHOLD —Handy large main line township, NORTH OTAGO; Ou suitable mixed farming; modern Bungalow; all conveniences and full range-, of outbuildings. Price £I3OO. Easy terms\arranged. 1 ACRES L.l.P.—Small rental; close to school; all clean undulating land s v f or mixed flaming; 4-roomed House and all outbuildings; Price, £450. T EASEHOLD FRUIT. CONFECTIONERY, DAIRY, AND BOOK-LENDING * -» • LIBRARY, DUNEDIN—Shop and 4 living roms attached; sound little business. Price, £250 or near offer as a going concern. . 1 c

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