Page 14 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23213, 10 June 1937, Page 14

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET \ ». ALBION 0 H A M Ji EB 3, A. (Cutting.) TRUSTEES, ESTATE AGENTS, & J^ VALUATORS. ACCOUNTANTS. GEORGE STREET FREEHOLD: Substantial two-storey BRICK BUILDING, consisting of shops and flats; freehold, 31ft by 124 ft. This property was purchased for over £IO.OOO. and is now being offered for sale at the sacrificing price of £6750. Further particulars on application. CITY BUSINESS SITE: Fine freehold half-acre, with 132 feet to a main thoroughfare. Present rentals from property £275 per annum. Unique area of freehold, with large frontage. Great business value at the price. The property is offered for sale for purpose of winding up deceased estate. Price, £3OOO. llfUSSELßUßGH—Attractive, modern 6-roomed RESIDENCE. - U ' J - plastered throughout, all modern conveniences; large ■ rooms, bathroom, enamel bath, h.p. boiler, gas, electric ■ light, heater and iron plugs, large washhouse, shed, etc.; large freehold section, handy to school and tram. Property in first-class order.. Great buying, £950. ROSLYN— Five-roomed RESIDENCE good appearance, bathroom, porcelain bath, h.p. boiler, electric light, gas; all in excellent order; freehold. 60ft frontage; good residential part, handy to tram: £825. MORNINGTON— Five-roomed RESIDENCE, with all conveni- , ences, bathroom, porcelain bath and basin; h.p. boiler; electric light etc.; fine corner freehold section; sunny position; good locality; easy distance of tram: bus passes door; cheap property; terms of purchase arranged: £BSO. DUNOTTAR— Five-roomed Wooden BUNGALOW; concrete foundations; fibrous plaster ceilings; bathroom, porcelain bath; hot and cold water; electric light; radio; iron, and heater plugs; large freehold; good garden; fowlhouse; glasshouse; all in first-class order; excellent locality; sunny position: terms arranged; £llsO. (JOUTH DUNEDIN-BUNGALOW of 4 rooms and kitchenette; bathroom, porcelain bath; h.p. boiler; electric light, heater and iron plugs; nice freehold section, in first-class part; handy to school and tram; owner left district; property will be sold cheap; terms arranged. BURTON & PATTERSON. 41 Dowling street, Dunedin. Day Phone 13-640. Evening Phone 22-515. Q- t R. HENDERSON, LAND AGENT, 236 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN, Corner of Princes and Rattray streets (Upstairs). <• n A ACRES FREEHOLD—2O miles DUNEDIN; part clear, balance good firewood bush;, carry 8-10 cows, and suitable pigs and poultry; comfortable 5-roomed house and outbuildings. Price, £350. 22(1 ACRE S FREEHOLD, OWAKA DISTRICT—Handy school and rail; * v good portion bush, suitable posts and firewood, balance good grazing; carry 100 sheep and a dozen cows; comfortable 4-roomed house and outbuildings. Price, £675. Easy terms arranged. f)AMARU DISTRICT—IO ACRES FREEHOLD; all'flat land; 4-roomed modern w Bungalow and outbuildings. Price, £BSO. Terms, £IOO deposit. ACRES FREEHOLD—Convenient school and rail; undulating land; |WUV carrying 230 ewes and 14 cows; comfortable 5-roomed house; el. light and full range of outbuildings. Price, £I3OO for property. Terms, £2OO deposit. -FWUJUJ.XVX r/iiuvi, iNuiu-n. uiAVau —oj uttaXjtiULiU; o-roomea house; el. light, all outbuildings. Price, £IOOO, including 450 hens and Juliets, incubators, brooders, cow, separator, and sundries. ■ EASEHOLD FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, DAIRY; DUNEDIN SUBURB— Shop and 6-roomed house attached. Price, £9O, including stock and plant. COUNTRY TOWNSHIP, NORTH LINE-FREEHOLD FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, MILK BAR, VEGETABLES, Etc.; nice shop and 4-roomed house attached; large section suitable growing vegetables. Price, £725 for freehold, including stock. XJ and 5-roomed house attached. Turnover over £IOO per week. Stand any investigation. \., . T EASEHOLD FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, DAIRY BUSINESS, DUNEDIN •*** SUBURB—Nice shop with 5-roomed house attached; modern conveniences; rent, 275. 6d weekly. Price,, £l2O, including all stock, plant, and fittings. ROOK SHOP and LENDING LlßßAßY—Splendid situation; roomy, attrac- -*-* tive shop; low rental; good opportunity for progressive person. Price, £75 going concern

Within a few days the former courthouse at Mercer—one of the oldest public buildings in the township—will be only a memory. Having been sold, the building is now being demolished (says the Auckland Star). Since the court ceased to sit in Mercer, the build ing has been used solely as an office for the police. As the courthouse oh structed the view of the level crossing, the Town Board has pressed, for its removal. A new police office is to be erected, well clear of the corner or which the old building stood.