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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23442, 5 March 1938, Page 16

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET XAMB LY N, RHODES, ~4 J* M ' v ' AUCTIONEERS, REAL ESTATE. FINANCE. AND INSURANCE AGENTS, Office Phone HOARDING HOUSE: Popular seaside resort; 22 rooms; also 19 acres sple.idid -° land; low rental; owner must sell and will accept £175, going concern, including milk run in township of 9 gallons daily. ... . (B 182) "DUTCHERY BUSINESS: Good country centre, with up-to-date brick shop; ■*-* 6-roomed Dwelling, with all conveniences, garage, stable, etc., slaughter house, with 8 acres good land. Large turnover; price, £I4OO, going concern, including new motor delivery. Owner retiring and will give good terms. (B 158) 90A ACRES FREEHOLD: On mam mghway, nandy school ana rail; 4- '■'*" roomed House, stable barn, implement shed; carries 14 cows and 100 ewes-. Price, for quick sale, only £425. Easy terms. v 5964) TTANDY BURNSIDE: 280 ACRES FREEHOLD; mostly in permanent plas--n ture, cocksfoot and clover; carrying 300 ewes and 12 cows, witii practically no cultivation. Most of the lambs, go away fat off the mothers. Good House and all necessary outbuildings. Price, only £lO per acre. Terms arranged. „ (7393) TTAMPDEN: 7 ACRES FREEHOLD and 3 ACRES LEASEHOLD; with good 6- ■*•*• roomed House; with conveniences; price only £B4O. (7377; 1 (\(\ ACRES FREEHOLD: Heavy flat land; carries 30 cows and 150 ewes; XUU 4-roomed House, cowbyre, garage, fowlhouses. Price only £1650. Large Government mortgage can be taken over. (7355) pREEN ISLAND: 2 ACRES FREEHOLD—With 4-roomed House with conveniences; price only £475. Easy terms. (M 255) COUNTRY STORE, with 12 acres freehold and 9 acres leasehold; heavy flat land; carries 10 cows; 5-roomed House, store, garage, cowbyre, etc.; keep Post Office and have good turnover. Price, only £450. (6205) j 0»7 ACRES FREEHOLD: Handy to school; subdivided 7 paddocks; good ■*•" ' fences, boundary netted; easy downs; all ploughable; carry 150 ewes, few cows; 4-room House, stable, barn, byre, shearing shed, yards. Price, £B6O. Deposit £250. (5584 i dfANDY TO DUNEDJN: 38 ACRES FREEHOLD, 15 ACRES LEASEHOLD—■ri Low rental; good grazing land and grows good crops of turnips, potatoes, oats wheat; carry 18 cows, besides crops; 5-room House, byre, stable, imp. shed. Price, £1000; good terms. (54578) 010 ACRES FREEHOLD: Handy to rail and school; good heavy la&X.& carry 60 cows and 400 ewes; good homestead, brick an'd roughcast; 7 rooms, e.L, e. range, h. and c, byre, stable, barn, imp, shed. Price £l9 acre. Dep. £SOO. (49) for TOWN PROPERTY: A splendid GRAZING FARM of 571 acres freehold; all been heavy bush land, but now in the best of pasture; well sheltered and lies well to the sun; good homestead and outbuildings; subdivided by good fences; mostly netting; boundary fences netted. Carry 1000 ewes besides dry sheep and cattle; electric light. Price, £l2 acre, or would sell on good terms. (5661) OAA ACRES FREEHOLD:' Handy to rail and school; 6-room House, e. 1., &"" stable, barn, imp. shed; carry 250 ewes, besides cows. Price, £8 acre; Dep. £250. . . (13) OK7(i ACRES: Education lease; rental £B2 10s per year; long lease; 12 fyO i\J paddocks and blocks; 40" acres, ploughable; balance natural state; 6-roomed House, h. and c, washhouse, dairy, byre, stable, barn, dip. Present stock, 800 sheep, mostly ewes, 20 cattle. Price, £1350 bare; Gov. valuation £1545 (5993) HES FREEHOLD: South Canterbury—27o acres ploughable, 60 acres . - - - young grass, 10 acres swedes, balance older pasture; new 5-room I House, h. and c, e. 1., byre, stable, barn, garage. Price, £1950; Dep. £3OO. (7316) ACRES FREEHOLD: Handy to rail and school—Well subdivided by good fences; 140 acres pfoughable, balance good grazing; good 5room House, h. and c, washhouse,* tool house, byre, stable, imp. shed. Price, £ll acre. Dep. £250. (7366) MGHT IN DUNEDIN CITY m* S,wSsBS GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE 8 rooms, billiard room; double brick: tile roof; erected war .time; nearly „.„.„.,,.. J-acre; shrubs, trees; drive to garage DUNEDIN. \oirnn 3 bedrooms, fine lounge, din. room, £3500. model k'ette.; erected under 3 years; £2OO deposit; balance as rent. ? S. M .c K E N Z 1 E, LI M J TED, No. 10 DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. Tel. 11-675 (2 lines). Res. 13-723, 10-056, 20-905, -]? O R IMMEDIATE SAL" 10-ROOMED RESIDENCE, HAWTHORNE AVENUE, MORNINGTON ; One of the finest Residences in Dunedin; 2-storey, double brick; in perfect condition; electric and gas throughout. DOWNSTAIRS: Reception hall, drawing room, library, dining room, sitting room, kitchen 1 maid's room, large laundry, superior pantries and storeroom, sun verandah. UPSTAIRS: 2 large, 2 medium-sized bedrooms, dressing room land balcony, bathroom. - ( , • Large brick garage to hold 2 cars. Sheltered and sunny position; magnificent view of harbour and ocean; grounds beautifully laid-out in lawns and shrubs. Within 3 minutes of car, 10 minutes\ walk to centre of city. The residence stands on nearly 2-acre, and would cost £6OOO to build to-day. As the*owner has decided to sell, any reasonable offer will be considered for the property in one lot, or for the Residence and part of the ground, as three good building sites can be sold separately if desired. Terms can be arranged to suit the-purchaser. For inspection. and further details, apply 114. TIMES OFFICE. .

pUBLIC INVITATION. The general public and those in search of Home Sites are invited to inspect the LOVELY HOME SITES ROSLYN. ROSLYN. THE LATE SAUL SOLOMON'S GARDEN. MICHIE STREET GRANVILLE TERRACE HARCOURT STREET. Now open to inspection. Plans upon applications from PERPETUAL TRUSTEES CO., LTD., PARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED, JAMES SAMSON & CO.. Auctioneers. rpHE CHANCE 'OF, A LIFETIME. MOST ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW of 4 rooms and kitchenette; very artistically decorated inside, papers and fittings of the very latest design; appointments to gladden the heart of the most fastidious housewife. This House, which is situated in the best part of Mornington, stands oif an elevated, sunny, freehold section, facing north, and is within a stone's throw from bus or tram. PRICE, £950, AND IT'S CHEAP. HAGGITT, DUTHIE. & KINMONT, 2 Dowling street. Phone, Office, 10-237. Evenings 20-691. AUCTION of Mr Sawer's Dunottar BUNGALOW; five rooms; 25 Claremont street, on Monday Next on the Premises: must be. sold.—lrelands, auctioneers. O MONTHS' OLD BRICK BUNGALOW \9 (tile roof);. 30 Motu street (originally Grove street),-St. Clair; 5 rooms, kitchenette, garage; J.—McKenzie's, Ltd.. Dowling street. . I' OW UPSET suggests a Bargain—Brick ■J BUNGALOW (six years); tile roof; 28 Falkland street; 5 large rooms, kitchenette; sun porch; over \.~ McKenzie's, auctioneers. TOOK! Smith street (above Octagon): J 4 ROOMS; bungalow windows; porcelain bath; gas range; small freehold;. sunny; trams unnecessary; probable bargain March ll.—Keys McKenzie's. 2 HOUSES—Upset £440 lot, thereafter no reserve; 6 rooms (tenanted), S rooms (vacant); owner will give terms; Auction 15th; Maclaggan street.—McKenzie's, Ltd. I i) O'CLOCK. MONDAY—Beautiful 7 L& ROOMS, garage; 37.86 poles; 6 Napier street; account L. P. Cabot, Esq.; might go very reasonably.—Cards.— McKenzie's, Ltd. WANTED TO LEASE DVERTISER wishes LEASE E ARMLET ii about 10 acres.—Details to 46, Times Office. TREN'S for best possible values at VV lowest prices in Wallpapers, Paints, Brushware, Glass, Varnishes, Moulding, and all Painting and Paperhanging Requisites: our aim, highest quality, lowest prices.—Wren'i.

HOMES OF DISTINCTION. HOMES OF DISTINCTION. HOMES OF DISTINCTION. HOMES OF DISTINCTION. >UNGALOW DE LUXE (recently J completed by a firm of reputable builders). A peerless Brick Bungalow of rare charm and dignity, possessing many uniqtfe and distinctive features. Drawing room of good dimensions, expensively decorated, breakfast room of generous size, bedrooms on the sunny side, modern kitchenette. Arresting beauty of designs and superlative excellence of interior decorations are distinctive characteristics of this delightful home. See the place, go over it, i note the surroundings, take in the glorious panorama from . its modern landscape windows—then you'll buy it. Unusual circumstances necessitate early sale, so be quick. It's amazingly cheap at £1175. You'll be surprised. SOMETHING EXTRA SPECIAL. SOMETHING EXTRA SPECIAL. 1J built especially for the present owner, faujtless construction, exclusive design, oriel and casement windows, attractive interior, clean, wholesome, and conveniently arranged, electric light, hot* water service, porcelain bath and basin, modern kitchen; fine level section, lawns back and front, charming situation, sun uninterruptedly from rising to setting. A stupendous bargain, positively and pre-eminently superior to any proposition of its kind on the market. Note the price, £935. ON-THE RISE, BUNGALOW AND GARAGE. FN consequence of the Owner's deparL ture, an unusual opportunity presents itself of acquiring on advantageous terms a Delightful Modern Bunga- I low. five rooms and sun porch, ex-1 tremely well built, and of exceDtional j artistic merit, charming interior, spacious and conveniently planned: good section, almost i-acre, rich, productive soil, peerless situation, the sunniest spot imaginable. You must see this to-day without fail. It's a positive gift at £950. GRENFELL, SMITH & CO., LTD., STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. Telephone 12-221., (If) ACRES LEASEHOLD: Situv\f\J a ted close and handy to school, rail and township: rent £94. Subdivided into 4 blocks, well watered by permanent streams; fences in good order; all silver tussock, with a small area of scrub. STOCK: 1000 ewes, 300 2-th. ewes 50 rams and wethers. Buildings consist of 6-roomed House, bathroom, scullery, dairy and storeroom, c. 1., h. and c. water, telephone, two garages, stable, wool shed, shearers* hut, yards and dip N.B.—This property has just come on the market, and is a mos* desirable grazing run. For further particulars and price. [ apply to I DONALD REID & CO.. LTD.. DUNEDIN. AVE YOU SEEN the BUNGALOW with ji extra section; 6 rooms, kit. (brick); garage; erected just before war; 46 Patrick street, Eglinton.—Keys McKenzie's, Ltd. [THO WANTS this Superior Villa RESIV* DENCE? 7 large rooms; erected little before war; Musselburgh; 26 poles: beauiful section; all conveniences; spotless; £ll4O, or offer; buyer financed.—R. S. McKenzle, Ltd., Dowling street. FURNISHED HOUSE; 3 rooms; handy Cargill's corner; freehold; £490; furniture at valuation; £25 deposit the lot; 22s 6d weekly.—R. S. McKenzie. Ltd., Dowline street