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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22712, 26 October 1935, Page 16

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET rjp AMBL YN, RHODES, & JAMIESON, auctioneers, real estate, finance, and insurance agents, Office Phone 13-608. 42 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Evening Phone, 22-105. VS7AITATI —i-ACRE FREEHOLD, with good 4-roomed HOUSE, electric hgM, etc.; good garden. Price, only £275. SEASIDE RESORT, handy Dunediu-54 ACRES FREEHOLD; g°°d «rass laud and suitable for subdivision into sections; 5-roomed House and S Price Reduced to £450. Terms arranged. ■ROXBURGH—2 ACRES FREEHOLD, with good house; bathroom, hot and cold K waterT electric light, outbuildings; 4-acre in strawberries in lull bearing. Price, only £325. ACRES FREEHOLD, close to Dunedin—Splendid warm early land; ideal for milk run, poultry, or market gardening; 5-roomed house bathroom washhouse, garage; registered cow byre and dairy. Price reduced to £035. good buying. 21 IVTOSGIEL —In best part: 1-ACRE FREEHOLD; 5-roomed house, with all conM veniences; this property is clear title, and the owner will exchange for a house in Dunedin. Submit us your proposition. pi/iA DEPOSIT-17 ACRES FREEHOLD; suburban line; heavy Hat land; £IOO splendid brick residence, with all conveniences; cow byre, fowl houses, etc.; selling for hundreds below cost. See us about this, t- 1 WOSGIEL —6 ACRES FREEHOLD; the best of land; carry 6 cows and suitable M market gardening or poultry; 4-roomed house with conveniences, c 0" by r ’ Pdce, only £750 going concern. Terms arranged. (233 M) storeroom. A A A ACRES FREEHOLD— Handy freezing works and saleyarde; good r j^ lde ° ce ; 400 stable barn cow byre, shearing shed, dip, etc.; land is all in good heart, will carry besides crops and fattening. Price only £7 per acre. ( Good terms. ft AA ACRES FREEHOLD —On main line close school and railway; 5-roomed 300 A< SS/“hho. a .a,, .table,;ow byre; e.™ MI ewe, end earn, “eeTdee '»0 lamb..' Price only £6 per acre. p RI 7T7TTnT,D and 100 ACRES LEASEHOLD, at low rental—On SriorfSeifVeto'S g?™ in.' E..,' term-. (»«) CM ALL SUBURBAN LEASEHOLD-Handy city, low , fi ; r °°T^ d 7^° g g >S motor shed, stable,.registered cowshed, and dairy, milk sold at door, 3 separator, cans, etc. Going concern, £65. APT?P’S LlP— North, handy town on Main line and freezing works; rental profitable property, and nice borne in healthy situation. kTOBTR OTAGO 174 ACRES FREEHOLD; situated handy to Oamaru; 20 acres N 0 for rap.* and turnips. and ft. W*^“ fa S£ louse* and 8 all neceMary ou£buUd»ig_B. _Thia^ property S e.d tel™ are offered te an appr.red "iTTTT VTED NEAR CROMWELL—A particularly attractive S.G.R. of 706 ACRES, 3 lT with^ E St f?2 per annum, rates £ll per annum; 640.: acres in the od latural state, and 6 P 6 acres, of nice flute cultivated and J^mangfis. if three heads; 15 acres in uc |rj-gj)jyj][)j;j) into *lO paddocks and well fenced, lalance in English grasses. b House (electric light and range); BUILDINGS comprise new concrete XTcalJy driven separatcr The stock at jowbyre for 11 cows, new dairy and el y , 8-fnoth halfbred ewes, a few present on the property comprise ’ * u j] draught horse, and plant hoggets and rams JJe 1 nrtpeTty new Chevrolet 4-ton milk delivery truck, necessary to work the property, B i rpp „ Present owner has been 25 it the homestead there is an orchardofSOOtrecs. vretmxj e lr e '*■ ACRES: small >d improvemente throughout Due (principally breeding u, etc. nloco trill tinf. remain f gtd^rmstrlnVdI-pect at once, as this place will not remain mcem, auu —— o LEASE of 290 ACRES, 15 years still to run; only '4 W ssSvfffs | c £ e | fjoo. 6 £ f l°6 r ooTo n fin g anL e promos”? OH* STEPHENSON, & STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. CO., L.TIJ.,

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