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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22738, 26 November 1935, Page 14

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET ARK, REYNOLDS, REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS. Phoue 12-459. &OYO £6/0 £(>/::> BUYERS, LOOK AT THIS BARGAIN—A substantial G-ROOMED HOUSE with sun porch, e. 1., batli, basin, h. and c; SEPTIC DRAINAGE installed; presses, scullery; tine LARGE DINING ROOM; i SECTIONS, 2 frontages; NEARLY 1 ACRE FINE OLD GARDEN; ORCHARD AND SOME NATIVE BUSH; only ' MINUTES to town bv RAIL OR BUS; on rise, COMMANDING A WONDERFUL HARBOUR VIEW; DECEASED ESTATE. Near otter entertained. GREAI OPPORTUNITY for keeping poultry and gardening. Inspect this NOW. t/OIJ ROYAL OPPOE For a BAKER and PASTRYCOOK to take over an OLD-ESTABLISHED BUSINESS. Vendor RETIRING, HAVING DONE WELL HERE. Freehold Shop and (5-roomecl Dwelling: all modern appointments; LARGE WELL-LIGHTED BAKE HOUSE; two ovens: garage; outbuildings-; ALL NECESSARY PLANT and EQUIPMENT. THIS IS A REAL LIVE PROPOSITION FOR A FIRST-CLASS IAVh. TRADESMAN. Price, £1650. WALK IN, WALK OUT. ALL PLANT, STOCK, ETC. NO GOODWILL. WE WANT A MAN WITH approximately £SOO. Balance arranged. Write or call NOW. Make this Excellent Business YOURS. (85o) £2400 £2400 £2400 Loveliest 1-ACRE in LONDON STREET, with glorious outlook; sunny, and only 6 or 7 minutes' walk to Oetagou, 8-EOOMED. SINGLE-STOREY Wood Residence, replete with every modern appointment; drawing room and dining room, connected with folding doors; inside and outside lavatories. BEAUTIFUL GARDEN, in shrubbery, flowers, lawn. etc. Deceased estate (near otter entertained). JUST A WONDERFUL HOME IN A WONDERFUL POSITION. 1280 £I3OO £I3OO £I3OO £I3OO Grand Exchange proposition in Cential Otago, situated alongside railway, we have a splendid concrete Bungalow, beautifully appointed, 0 rooms, sun room, dining room (30 feet long); spacious bathroom, h. and e., e. 1.; septic drainage; conciele garage for two cars; 2-roomed Cottage, e.l. and range; 4 acres Freehold-Leasehold, of rasps, loganberries, blackberries, dewberries, cherries, tomatoes, strawberries, currants; *ae. carrots, lac. onions, iac. potatoes; 25 poultry; Jersey cow. JUST A WONDERFUL PLACE AND A GOOD MONEY MAKER; £1300; furniture, stock valuation. Exchauge for a good large property in or near Duncdin. 9910 PARK. REYNOLUS. LIMITED. Office Phone 13-770. Private Phone, 22-830. SALES 83 LOWER HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. CENTRAL OTAGO—IS ACRES FREEHOLD; modern Bungalow, excellent outbuildings; 7 acres orchard; balance lucerne and grass. Profit £350 per annum. Going Concern, £1250. DUNEDIN SUBURB—2O ACRES FREEHOLD; handy Burnside; Dwelling, stable, barn, byre, greenhouse, piggery, fowlhouse; all tidy order; 3 acres in oats, 3 turnip:*, balance good grass. A Bargain, £9OO. COUTH OTAGO—ISO ACRES FREEHOLD; good Dwelling and outbuildings; fences good; stock, implements, and plant first-class. GOING CONCERN, £I2OO. Owner will consider house and few acres, SOUTHLAND. 900 ACRES FREEHOLD; substantial buildings; all level land; splendid order; fVUU £2l I)er ac re. Owner will consider town property to £2000.. THIS 13 A MODEL FARM. COUNTRY GROCERY BUSINESS, NORTH—Main Store, Office, Large Storeroom and Living Room; all conveniences; Leasehold, £lO per annum; turnover £IOO per month, and could easily be double. Price, .£2OO. Stock at valuation. SOUTHLAND—CentraI town, good GARAGE, LEASEHOLD; splendid Business; - stock and plant, £IOOO. ALSO SOUTH: Modern FREEHOLD, Garage, country township, £2000; stock at valuation. Both are sound, profitable businesses. GOODWOOD— 160 ACRES FREEHOLD, DWELLING, barn, byre, carshed, fowlhouse; 8 paddocks, cattle, horses, implements. £1550. Deposit £SOO. Bargain. NORTH, HANDY" TOWN—3S ACRES FREEHOLD; good buildings; 5 acres turnips, 5 oats, balance grass. £BSO. DEPOSIT £IOO, balance 4 per cent. See this immediately.

FOR EXCHANGE 2 GOOD EXCHANGES. ■ROARDINGHOUSE KEEPER must give up her 12 rooms; Dunedia City; slight rise; J freehold; always full; £1750; wants private house to. say, £1000; town or country. Just in. (1100) OWNER COTTAGE, freehold (let 13s), £260, will Exchange for Bungalow to £llOO, or consider a Building Section. R. S. McKENZIE, LIMITED, No. 10 DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. (Next C.P.0.). BUSINESSES FOR SALE HOTELS. Freehold, Leasehold, town, country; ranging £IOOO, £1250, £4700, tGOOO £7200, £8000; recommended propositions ;' finance arranged ; inquiries invited.— R S. McKenzle's, Limited, hotel brokers, valuators, etc., Dowling street. } FREEHOLD HOTEL, convenient Dunedln ; 1 splendid business; excellent prospects; £ISOO cash required.—lt. S. McKenzie, Limited, agents, Dowling street. /COMPREHENSIVE COUNTRY STORE, \J large turnover; price, including freehold, dwelling, etc., £2400; prosperous district —R. S. McKenzie, Limited. SUPERIOR BOARDING HOUSE, 11 rooms, O 7 boarders; rent 37s 6d ; city, rise (handy) ; £3oo.—McKenzie. Ltd., Dowling street. /CITY RISE—SHOP, DWELLING; rent L> 32s Gd ; turnover £25 ; price, going concern.£l2s.—R. S. MCKENZIE'S, Dowling street. GROCERY, Fruit, Confectionery, Dairy XT BUSINESS, shop, 0 rooms; rental o2s (id; takings to £27; price, £lls. going concern ; snip.—Alfred Clark, Ltd., valuers. Manse street. HOARDING HOUSE (Leasehold), 20 boardJL> ers, handy position, City; reasonable rental; price, £450, going concern.—Alfred Clark, Limited. imUIT, Confectionery BUSINESS, South 1 End ; shop, 5 living rooms; rental 27s „j; going concern, £Bo.—Alfred Clark, Limited. JUNCHEON. Tea Rooms, Boarding House, J country town, Central Otago; new building ; cheap rental; special reasons selling; excellently furnished, fitted ; going concern, 0950. ALFRED CLARK. LIMITED. DAIRY, select locality; no opposition; doing 30 gallons milk, 4 cream; low rental; £25.-808, Times Office. i/TILK RUN For Sale; 25 gallons.—Apply, 111 urgently, 805, Times. WANTED TO RENT ANTED to RENT, from February 20, YT FLAT or COTTAGE, near University; no climb, no stairs.—7so, Times. [TANTED, FURNISHED FLAT or Double tV Bed-sitting Room; conveniences; central.—Phone 18-512.

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