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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23205, 1 June 1937, Page 12

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET pARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS, 39 BOND STREET, OPPOSITE NEW POST OFFICE. £995 £995 £995 ROSLYN, CLOSE HIGHGATE AND ROSS STREET CAR; BEAUTIFULLYBUILT AND NICELY-DESIGNED 7-ROOMED RESIDENCE: IN LOVELY ORDER AND WITH EVERY MODERN APPOINTMENT; SITUATED ON A SUNNY CORNER., WITH PLEASANT OUTLOOK. THIS IS A VERY FINE HOME. JUST ON THE MARKET. EARLY POSSESSION GIVEN AND BUYER FINANCED. (2041) £ISOO £1590 VERY CHOICE BRICK TILE ROOF BUNGALOW, 5 ROOMS. KITCHENETTE, SUN PORCH AND GARAGE: ALL ELECTRIC HEATING; PERFECTLY APPOINTED THROUGHOUT. THIS PERFECT HOME LIES NICELY TO THE SUN ON A CORNER SITE, AND IS SITUATED CLOSE TO NAPIER STREET, MORNINGTON. YOU SHOULD CERTAINLY INSPECT THIS BUNGALOW. THERE IS ALSO A GOVERNMENT LOAN OF £ll4O CAN BE TAKEN OVER. SEE THIS NOW. (2043) £2400 £2400 GARAGE, HAULAGE CONTRACTORS, HARDWARE AND TIMBER MERCHANT’S BUSINESS: Situated in Fertile Farming District; NO OPPOSITION; full stock of accessories, Oils, Tyres, Petrol, and general Motorists’ requirements and a full equipment: LATHE, REBORING PLANT, ACETONE WELDING PLANT, SCREW PRESS GRINDERS, HYDRAULIC HOIST, POWER GREASE GUNS. COMPRESSOR OUTFIT. BATTERY CHARGER, AIR TOWER, latest CASH REGISTER and BOOK-KEEPING MACHINE; BOOKS SHOWING TURNOVER OF £5000: £SOO to £6OO PER ANNUM CLEAR IN THIS FOR A PRACTICAL MAN. A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR A MECHANIC WITH SOME CAPITAL. (892) £2OOO £2OOO ROSLYN, FRONTING HIGHGATE: OVER 3-ACRE (CORNER); VERY SUBSTANTIAL TWO-STOREY. DOUBLE-BRICK RESIDENCE. WITH SLATE ROOF; 9 ROOMS; ALL MODERN APPOINTMENTS: GARAGE AND WORKSHOP. THIS POSITION IS UNSURPASSED IN ROSLYN, BEING WONDERFULLY SUNNY. GREAT VIEW. DECEASED ESTATE. PLENTY MONEY AT 41 PER CENT. 1993 S. PATERSq^ FINANCE AGENTS, LAND & SHARE , £ BROKERS. 2' 2} SURVEYORS «nd CIVIL ENGINEERS. %. * PATERSON’S BUILDINGS. K ' 163 RATTRAY STREET, AUCTIONEERS. HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS. OQA DEPOSIT—A GENUINE BARGAIN: UNIVERSITY RISE, bathed in AdU sunshine, with a wondenul view; solid 5-roomcd House, good appearance with modern conveniences, including hot and cold water, gas, electric light, scullery; excellent freehold, about 20 poles; garden, fruit, and vegetables, producing early crop. Deceased estate. Inspection invited. Very IMA DEPOSIT—OPOHO: Lovely position, substantial 4-roomed Semi-bunga-A-XU j ow kitchenette; casement windows, tile slabs, electric light, hot anc. cold water, gas; beautiful elevated section; maximum sunshine; glorious view, about 60 feet frontage; garden, but wants freshening up; offer £49d wanted, but it cost hundreds of pounds more. Our advice is—Don t delay. _ p-j rvA DEPOSIT —HERIOT ROW: Exceptionally fine position, attractive Bun&XUU galow of 5 good, bright rooms; leadlight casements; kitchenette extremely well planned and equipped with latest conveniences; well decorated, floral fibrous ceilings; excellent level section; lovely harbour view; congenial surroundings, and sunniest spot imaginable. Owner A ns- a tat. XTORTH END: Beside tram, with no climb; AN EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN, ■IN double brick 6-roomed Residence of superior build and finish; attractive design; well equipped with every modern convenience; bathroom, hot and com water, electric light, gas, heating plugs, well-planned interior; rooms all bright.; cupboards and wardrobes: high foundations; congenial situation on sunny side of steet; well fenced; garden, asphalt paths and yard; good-sized freehold, ine lady owner going to reside in Central Otago. Terms, £9O deposit. Cost hei over £I2OO. Our instructions are to sell, and we quote £895, or near offer. An 1 A 6 HOME TO g BE PROUD OF: MUSSELBURGH RISE, right at 2nd section, Bungalow of 4 rooms and kitchenette; situated on fine freehold, in good, sunny, warm position; large attractive rooms; delightful empire papers, cosy fireplaces, model kitchenette, with spacious cupboards, gas cooker, destructor, and every latest convenience; fine level sheltered section and lawn. Cost owner £I2OO. Now leaving Dunedin. To-day’s price, £9OO, or offer; £BO deposit. Definitely the cheapest to-day.

PROPERTY SELLERS, LTD., J. O. THOMSON. 4 DOWLING STREET. Phone 12-139. Evening: 10-966. PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING EXCHANGES:— P 7 7 C AVERSHAM (on . rise, c-vI • sunny side of hill): Wood BUNGALOW of 4 rooms and k’ette.; good section; excellent value. Owner wants home on flat in Exchange. 4*l nPin—HANDY part Ans. Bay: Lovely Brick BUNGALOW, replete with every appointment; nice garden. Owner wants Section or House, Kaikorai, in Exchange. £‘ll A—CHOICE SECTION, Mam road, Maia. Owner wants House in town in Exchange. PQT'K-iCITY RISE (few minutes t tf f rom stock Exchange): Substantial HOME of 6 rooms; all modern appointments. Owner wants Cottage or Sections in Exchange. TT'XCELLENT Suburban STORE and " Residence, freehold; turnover approx. £6O weekly. Owner wants to retire, and will Exchange for Residence. See us immediately re particulars. POSLYN (delightful situation)— Gentleman’s HOME of 8 rooms and sunroom; commanding one of the finest views in Dunedin. Large freehold in lawns and garden; garage; must be sold quickly. Reasonable offer wanted. JAS. SAMSON & CO., DOWLING ST. PHONE 10-221. THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS. Kjf]|—ClTY RISE: Outstanding SsQO'Lf sunny position, slight rise, close main street, view; attractive, sound 5 ROOMS and kitchenette, e. 1., h. and c., gas, porcelain bath; splendid \-acre section; a bargain home. A speculator’s opportunity. Low price to clear estate. £*cnn—NEAß HIGH STREET CAR: *OUU Splendid SEMI-BUNGA-LOW, 5 rooms and kitchenette; all in first-class order inside and out; every modern convenience; motor garage; deceased estate. A real bargain. Easy terms. Charming BUNcvUOiJ GALOW HOME on ideal sunny site, commanding fine view and handy to car; specially built for owner only few years ago, and now for genuine sale; no reasonable offer refused. Here’s a rare chance. Easy terms. ST. CLAIR: Here’s a real 3J& I rJ bargain. Most attractive modern BUNGALOW, 5 and kitchenette; in perfect order; splendid section; owner leaving; price substantially reduced for quick sale; terms. „ £*l 07 ft—WONDERFUL Bargain; cWlul d Prettiest, best-built, and greatest Home Bargain offering Charming, practically new tiled-roof Brick Picture BUNGALOW, 5 glorious sunny rooms, kitchenette and sun porch; wide, richly-panelled hall, latest papers, costly slab and clinker brick fireplaces: roomy bathroom; latest in kitchenettes; slightly elevated section, glorious panoramic view over city and harbour; choice locality; handy to car and centre of city; owner transferred; no reasonable offer refused. Ring and arrange for inspection. 1 HOUSES AND PROPERTIES - WANTED NORTH END, preferably, though not essentially, town side of Gardens, 4 i to 6 ROOMS; up to £750 cash: no ■ agents; state fullest particulars. .1-5. Times. SMALL FARM wanted in convenient locality: one as going concern preferred; cash buyer.—Patersons, Rattray “ street. I "ST, 7 ANTED BUY, privately, 5 or 6 - VY ROOMS; North Dunedin: not over I £700: pay cash.—327, Times. WANTED TO RENT 'S'SJANTED to RENT, 5 or 6-roomed VY HOUSE; city or suburbs; moderate rent; good tenants.—399, Times. WANTED, by married couple, 3-roomed FLAT, city or north end prefererd.— c 410, Times. DO your next job with PERFECTO quality PAINT; 21s: every shade; obtainable inside or outside use.—Wren’s.

ALFRED CLARK, LIMITED, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, 8-10 MANSE STREET, DUNEDIN. Phones 12-323, Office; Mr Clark, 22-377; Mr Kidd, 12-885. Telegrams: “ Clarkly,” DUNEDIN. SOUTH CANTERBURY. BEAUTIFUL CLIMATE. NO FLOODS. GRAZING AND FATTENING FARM. OQA ACRES FREEHOLD: Situate i n on e of the best farming districts in South Canterbury and being sold at less than half its original price. Buildings comprise 5-roomed, practically new Bungalow and all necessary outbuildings. Handy to school. PRICE: The price is only £IBSO (sold a few years ago for just under £4000). TERMS: £l5O DEPOSIT. Balance Government Mortgage. SPECIAL: THIS IS, WITHOUT DOUBT, the greatest bargain offering to-day. The lucky buyer will make money out of this. It is better than "A Ticket in Tatts.” Waste no time but come in and talk this great proposition over with us. BUSINESSES FOR SALE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. TTAULAGE and CARTING BUSIII NESS: Excellent country centre; heavy stock trade and fat lambs; practically all guaranteed accounts; Leyland six-wheeler and International Trucks. This is a gold mine to a couple of workers or father and one or two sons; £I4OO. QMALL LEASEHOLD BUSINESSES k? about the town, with living rooms and lock-up. We have several. pENERAL STORE: Freehold Shop, 'J north end, and 5 living rooms; £875; easy finance. PENERAL STORE: South Dunedin: AT freehold shop, 4 living rooms and garage; £O9O, plus stock; easy finance. p.ENERAL STORE: South End; splenAT did property; shop and 5 rooms; big passing traffic; shuts at 5.30 and half-day: turnover £4O weekly cash; elderly folk here have done well; price, plus stock at valuation. TJOARDING HOUSE: City, central; ■D 11 rooms; reasonable rent; £2OO. -RETREADING BUSINESS; Excellent -LV connection; excellent figures; modern plant; going concern, £1250; genuine selling reasons; let us show you these figures. HOME-MADE CAKES and TEA ROOMS: Showing £6OO a year clear; books kept by public accountant; stock, plant and everything as a going concern; £850; a great business. IRELAND’S, ESTATE AGENTS,' MANSE STREET. (COUNTRY Town—STORE (good), dej ceased estate; turnover £6OOO year; 6 rooms, all convs. (freehold); price, £1450, plus stock, approx. £700; deceased paid place off: audited figures: buyer financed. —McKenzie’s, Ltd.. Dowling street. Ir'REEHODD STORE, fruit, confectionery. 1 Timaru: 6 rooms, all conveniences: turnover. £4OOO (2-3 cash); £2IOO. plus stock, plant; easily worked—R. S. McKenzie’s. auctioneers, Dunedin. Boarding house business sacri- j ficed; High street; fully furnished 9- j roomed house, 9 boarders; lot, going concern. £140; must sell this week—Pater- j sons, Rattray street. SPLENDID Suburban General Store BUSINESS; turnover £75 week; price for quick sale, only £SO; stock, plant, valuation. —394, Times. A DVERTISING is accepted as a necesS ary part of modern business promotion. It has won a place for itself in virtually every industry. Rightly directed and prepared, advertising has proved that it can return a profit to the advertiser. But advertising should always be considered as a business enterprise, and not as a magic formula for unearned success.