HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET Day Phone 13-640. Box 351, . G. R - Evening Phone 22-515, H E N'D ERS O N, LAND AGENT. 236 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Corner of Princes and Rattray streets (Upstairs; ■REACH STREET, WAIKOUAITI: Nice 6-roomed HOUSE; in perfect order; " el. light; borough water laid on; good freehold section. Price, £3BO. Immediate possession. . , , , „ .. I MILE OAMARU: 2 ACRES good freehold land; good 5-roomed House, hot water service, bathroom, el. light, built-in wardrobes; all outbuildings. Price, £7BO. Immediate possession. , JJAMPDEN: 4-roomed HOUSE, el. light; i-acre land. Price, £350. /"'iAMARU, 1 mile township: 2 ACRES Freehold and 2 ACRES Leasehold; all good land; modern Bungalow with h. and c. water, el. light, porcelain bath, electric range, town water supply; all outbuildings, including glasshouse. Price, £llOO. f . . , . CHEEP RUN, ROTORUA DISTRICT: 1860 acres freehold and 1570 acres leasehold; 25 years to run at Is an acre; carries, without any winter feed, 3200 ewes, 1300 dry sheep, 300 breeding cows and 350 steers; good Homestead and full range of outbuildings. Price, £8 per acre. Stock at T I 9 ACRES FREEHOLD: Alongside Mam Highway, north of DUNEDIN, carry 2-3 cows and suitable pigs and poultry; comfortable 2-roomed Cottage and outbuildings. Price, £235. Terms, £35 deposit. • 40A ACRES Government Renewable Lease: Undulating land; carry 350 ewes; good Homestead and all outbuildings. Price, £625. A LL correspondence attended to during holidays and inspection arranged If required.
s. McKenzie, limited, N.B.—Holiday Phone 10-056. HERE’S a “picked” SECTION: Dunedin city, sunny rise, above Knox Church; surrounded by expensive homes; level; over freehold; worth a lot of money; owner out to sell: £BSO (reduced). Buyer financed. (23310 PI KEW, Dunedin: Tile roof BUNGALOW (double brick): 5 fine rooms; all convs.; model kit.; garage; £ freehold; owner bought another; early possession; £l5O dep. (2321 A) pHEAP HOUSE to do up: £390; nearly J freehold; 4 rooms; small garden; lawns at rear; casement windows; immediate possession; buyer financed. (23318) 6 -ROOMED SPLENDID HOUSE: Close Rattray street, Dunedin (no trams); 2-storey; stylish; sunny; excellent order; 4 freehold; splendid Residence or room letting; mortgage £750. Price, £1065. Owner wants go Christchurch at once. (2327 D) GT CLAIR: SHOP and DWELLING; £5 all conveniences: £1050; Exchange considered for small House. f?QAAA—'GEORGE STREET, DunlOuUU edin: Gentleman’s BUNGALOW RES.; 2-storey; tile roof; 7 rooms, sun room, sun porch, spacious lawns, shrubs; maximum sun; secluded; garage; £SOO dep.; owner going Christchurch: quick possession. Exchanges Christchurch HOUSE, Exchanges £950 clear title, offered in Exchanges- exchange for Dunedin Exchanges Home. Exchanges „ , Exchanges Cromwell HOUSE and Exchanges Spare Section, £625, Exchanges offered in exchange for Exchanges House, Dunedin. Exchanges . . Exchanges Exchanges in for ProperExchanges ties New Plymouth, AuckExchanges land, Wellington, ChnstExchanges church, Invercargill. BalExchanges clutha, other towns. SubExchanges mit yours. No sale no Exchanges commission. R. S. McEENZIE, LIMITED, No. 10 Dowling street, Dunedin. Tel. 11-675 (2 lines). Res. 10-056. QLARKE AND VENN, LTD., REAL ESTATE AGENTS. AUCTIONEERS. VALUERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. KING’S THEATRE BUILDING. 19 DOWLING STREET. DUNEDIN VI /< niV-GENKRAL GROCER* store— £I4OO. „„„ Handsome Brick SHOP and BUNGALOW, as new; choice corner section, freehold: £35 to £4O per week, and working under ideal cmditions; every modern convenience in the home attached, aind we can give immediate possession before Xmas, £9OO at 44 per cent, can be taken over if required. Stock and plant at valuation (about £150). Rates (£l3 5s Id) are very low for such a fine property. The owner has appointed us sole agents, and we consider the first to inspect £575“ macandrew Bav-£575 Choice BUNGALOW, 4 rooms j and bathroom; e. 1.. hot and cold, and hot water over tubs; J-acre freehold; very sunny spot; lovely garden, vegetables NEAKCOLUMBA JJOtD COLLEGE—£B7S. Six-roomed Family RESIDENCE; all modern conveniences; beautiful level section. Let to a good tenant, who will go out if property is sold. Vt -TKA—HANDSOME Brick BUN--3JI i t>U GALOW in Maori Hill; built to owner’s design and requirements; choice section, sun all day; 5 rooms and kette., and all labour-sav-ing devices. Not many offering like OKAA—FOUR’ ROOMS, in North cLDUU E nc j; good freehold; £270 mortgage can be taken over; house wants some repairs. Can be made quite nice if a few pounds are spent. AKA—LARGE Freehold Brick RESIDENCE, on rise. City; would easily make 4 flats; property is as new, and would also suit for room-letting or boarders; could not be built for £3OOO to-day. p-—PROFITABLE BUSINESS - *J<») £175. Mostly eatables; showing £7 a week net profit. Owner done well, gomg f i °n C ~i n FREEHOLD SECTION at. dJO*J Ravensbourne; over J-acre; subdivided into 3 sections.
REAL VALUE IN REAL ESTATE. IV MAORI HILL (Town Side). jf*l 97 p:—BUNGALOW, 4 delightful *J rooms, all of good size, and large SUN PORCH, tiled roof, nice medium-sized section beautifully laid out in rockery, shrubs, etc. Price substantially reduced. RISE, ABOVE CITY t‘l A? K—DELIGHTFUL VILLA of O g f ine rooms, all in excellent order. BRICK GARAGE; magnificent view; extra SECTION, value £3OO (approx.). Owner m ill-health, anxious effect immediate sale. Probably accept reasonable offer. ROSLYN. -BUNGALOW, 4 rooms, kitchenette. nice section; sunny situation; good-sized rooms. Absentee owner. NORTH END, ROOMS and Kitchenette: I O n j ce tidy freehold, all conveniences; delightful internal finish. CAVERSHAM. VJ.9P* - 'TIDY 4-roomed Comfortable * HOME, small section; handy situation. OPPORTUNITY HERE, ANDERSON’S BAY.. t*l AKA— SUPEIHOR BUNGALOW 0 f 5 room s, kitchenette, and GARAGE. Excellent construction, nice view, corner section. SEE THIS EARLY. £950 T. M. HOARE & CO., GROUND FLOOR, N.Z. EXPRESS COY. BLDGS.. 14 CRAWFORD STREET. Phone 10-201. P.O. Box 702. I7<OR SALE, VINERIES, 160 x 30, 80 x 18, . 18 x 18, 1 acre freehold. 5-roomed house, electric range, well, windmill, North Otago.—J. D. Familton and Sons, Oamaru.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23702, 9 January 1939, Page 14
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