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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23014, 17 October 1936, Page 16

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES . WANTED I AM a Cash Buyer for BUNGALOW, on Flat, south preferred; 4 rooms, kitchenette; must be in good order and have fair section. —289, Times. jgUNGALOW WANTED. Couple (2 children) can pay cash. If you want to sell, meet these people. r. s. mckenzie, ltd., Dowling street. Tel. 13-591. WORKING man requires sound HOUSE; ' 4-5 rooms: conveniences: good locality; £6OO-£7OO spot cash.—2Bß, Times. AA A CASH offered for modern BUNGALOW: 5 and kette. or 4 and kette and sun room; vicinity St. Clair or Forbury comer.—Particulars early to Land Sales, Ltd.; 13-770 RETIRED Farmer requires modern HOME, on rise; 5 or 6 rooms; garage; large section preferred; spot cash for suitable house.—29o, Times. NEW Arrival, Dunedin (Civil Servant), wishes PURCHASE sound House; good locality; conveniences; good garden; urgent: up to £750.-291, Times. TTWORKSHOP Employee requires HOUSE, »» 4or 5 rooms, close Cargill’s corner: any condition; state bedrock price; cash deal.—292, Times. A UCKLAND Resident, transferred Dun■A edin, wants PURCHASE BUNGALOW: good locality: 4 or 5 rooms; cash to £1000; urgent.—293, Times. T to a sound, modern ■L HOME, 4 or 5 rooms; sunny position; any good locality; close tram; under £looo.—Apply W. K. Mason, G.P.0., Oamaru. SOUND, modern BUNGALOW WANTED, 5 or 6 rooms, preferably on rise, with good section; Anderson’s Bay or St. Clair. 296, Times. WIDOW, new arrival Dunedin, wants comfortable HOUSE, 4 or 5 rooms, with conveniences: St. Kilda or South Dunedin; can pay cash; trustee.—294. Times. FOR SALE OR LEASE GUEST and Boarding Houses, farms,, small holdings, butchery business, grocery and service station.—Cotterell, opposite Post Office, Timaru. WALLPAPERS for every room; in every colour, at lower prices.—At Wren's Princes street: send for samples CORONATION AND FUR TRADE GOOD DEMAND ANTICIPATED EFFECT UPON NEW ZEALAND (From Our Own Correspondent) (By Air Mail) „ . LONDON, Sept. 12. Furriers anticipate that a decided fillip will be' given their trade by the demand for Coronation robes next year, and in several quarters reports have already been made that there will be a shortage of the more valuable and rarer furs, with a consequent increase in price. At the present time dealers in “ raw ” furs have noticed no unusual demands upon their stocks, and are cautious when forecasting a rise m price. General opinion is that an accurate review of the position cannot be made until next January, when it is anticipated that many orders will be made. It is believed unlikely that prices of New Zealand and Australian rabbit and opossum skins will show a sharp jump, mainly for the reason that this type of fur will not be much in demand for Coronation purposes. In addition, supplies are adequate, for the Continental demand, particularly from Germany and Italy, is reduced to a minimum. Lack of cash, with Government restrictions, has reduced demands from these two countries to a minimum, and only the cheaper furs arc sought. Where German buyers might formerly place an order for £20,000 they now buy only some £SOO worth of fur. At the moment it is thought likely that sh '.dd an unusually heavy run l e made on fur, prices for New Zealand produce may rise anything from 5 to 10 per cent.

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