Page 18 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22719, 4 November 1935, Page 18

H 0 M E BUILDERS, THE SUBSIDY IS STILL AVAILABLE. GOOD SECTIONS ARE SCARCE. CHOOSE YOURS NOW. SECTIONS SECTIONS SECTIONS CAVERSHAM; BOAA OR OFFER; One minute cviw"w terminus; elevated, glorious view; practically level; nothing better. POA-CLOSE Main South road; great view; very sunny; cheapest yet. LEVEL BUILDING SITE; drained; ready to build on; handy tram; cheap. MORNINGTON: BEST PART: J-acre; sheltered, sunny; good view; a bargain. ANDERSON'S BAY: P^KA —LEVEL, wide frontage; glorious view; easy to build on. - BAYFIELD (handy tram): Sheltered and sunny. £225 ST KILDA: £315 GIFT; Filled in; drained; fenced; great position. t? 1 AA —CLOSE twopenny secdjJLiJXJ tion; elevated, glorious situation; extra sunny; unique position. THESE ARE ONLY A SMALL our "RPTION SECTIONS AVAILABLE IN ANY LOCALITY, ALL PRICES. GREAT VALUE. “WE LEAD. OTHERS FOLLOW.” HAGGITT, DUTHIE, AND KINMONT, LTD., 2 DOWLING STREET. Phone 13-416. Evenings, 20-691. Day Phone 13-640. Evening Phone 22-515. R. HENDERSON, w • LAND AGENT, 114 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Corner of Rattray and Princes streets (Upstairs). QUNNY MARLBOROUGH—S 3 ACRES O FREEHOLD, on outskirts of BLENHEIM; all heavy flat land; subdivdied into 14 paddocks, permanent running stream used to irrigate property; land has grown 80 bushels wheat to acre without manure; present cultivation, 6 acres peas (grown for seed merchants), 5 acres lucerne, 6 acres clover, 1 acre mangels and potatoes, balance all good grass and clover pasture; good Homestead of 7 rooms with every modern convenience and all necessary outbuildings; homestead nicely laid out and splendid flower and vegetable garden. Price, £2900, including 18 good dairy cows, pedigree bull, young stock, 3 horses, sows and boar, poultry, all necessary implements, quantity clover seed, grass seed, chaff, grain, etc.; also all furniture in house, including piano, electric radio set, and complete houseful of furniture. Property has wintered 50 dairy cattle, but is most profitable for growing seeds. Owner’s estimate of profit after paying expenses is £BSO per annum. A splendid climate, and a farm unaffected by droughts or floods. COUNTRY STORE, with 20 acres land; FREEHOLD SHOP and Homestead attached, el. light and outbuildings; oldestablished business for sale on account of old age of owner. Post Office .brings in £26 per annum. A gift price for property, £325 for quick sale. PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. TWO HOUSES. FREEHOLD. All conveniences, in excellent order throughout; returning 37s 6d weekly. PRICE, £BSO. Owner will consider cheaper property in part payment. IRELAND’S, Agents, Manse street. HOTELS FOR SALE JJ O T E L. FREEHOLD HOTEL for SALE, situate in centre of good farming district, OTAGO. A COMFORTABLE HOME, nicely furnished, electric light, good water supply, easily managed. NO OPPOSITION. Trade over £SO per week. THE PRICE IS RIGHT. Buyers, get busy. ALEX. HARRIS, LTD., Real Estate Agents, 203 Princes street. F. CARTER, Representative. BUSINESSES FOR SALE Fob sale, ladies’ hairdressing BUSINESS ; this Is a particularly good business, but owner has to sell owing to ill-health.—For particulars apply to “ Hairdresser,” c/o this Office. one who calls at small houses and persuades the housewife to have a photograph of her husband, her mother or her baby made into a handsome enlargement at the ridiculously low price of half a crown. Very often she accepts the “ bargain,” | and signs the agreement form promising to pay the half-crown on delivery of the enlargement. It is stressed that the | signing is merely a matter of form, so that the canvasser may draw his sixpence commission. But what the housewife has failed to notice is that, in very small type, there is also an undertaking, which she has signed, to buy a frame for the enlargement for a guinea or a guinea and ahalf. It is only a day or two later, when the enlargement has been delivered, that she discovers she has been tricked. Ten elephants could stand on the wings and body of a modern air liner without causing it to collapse. Tests have shown that,