SALES BY AUCTION JAMES SAMSON & CO., AUCTIONEERS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, At 12.30. In our Main Floor Rooms, Dowling street. Under Instructions from the Executors in the Estate of Mrs A. L. Lake (deceased). THE HOME BEAUTIFUL, Corner of Easther crescent and Rainton road, No. 31 Easther crescent. Three minutes from Forbury tram stop. ONE OF THE PRETTIEST HOMES IN DUNEDIN. MAGNIFICENT OUTLOOK. FAITHFULLY BUILT. IMMEDIATE VACANT POSSESSION. SEVEN BEAUTIFULLY ROOMY ROOMS. 2 sun balconies, cloak room, oak panelled reception hall, artistic tile fire slabs, large bathroom, fitted-in cupboards and presses, gas cooker, destructor. DOUBLE BRICK OUTER WALLS, SLATE ROOF, BRICK GARAGE. Concrete Paths, Lawn and Garden. JUST A BONNY HOME. Further particulars and appointments made by card only through JAMES SAMSON & CO., Auctioneers. Conditions of sale from S. C. HERCUS, Esq., Solicitor for Estate. FRIDAY (NEXT), OCT. 6, . 2 p.m., at Rooms. BUNGALOW IN THE SUN, mmmmm^ a,* mt *,.&£*,- ..»..!■ 65 SIGNAL HILL ROAD, OPOHO (Tram route). Vacant, erected 7 years. Well-built, brick, tile roof, 3 fine bedrooms, spacious lounge, din. room, k'ette., freehold. Buyer financed. N.B. —A smaller house (town or country) considered as part payment prior to Auction. Keys at T> S. McKENZIE, LIMITED. MONDAY (WEEK), OCTOBER 18, 2 p.m., at Rooms. Unless a reasonable offer in earlier. Instructed by owner, who is leaving for the country. Bungalow. 14 DUNDONALD STREET. Bungalow. Bungalow. Erected 3 years; J-ac. freeBungalow, hold, 4 rooms, k'ette.. garBungalow, -age. £6OO first mtge. Bungalow. already arranged. Cards to inspect from T> S. McKENZIE. LIMITED. HOTELS FOR SALE HOTELS. HOTELS. LEASEHOLD HOTEL, handy to Dunedin; sound proposition; see us immediately for particulars. FREEHOLD HOTELS in Sunny Central; should you require an Hotel get in touch with us. .LEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, *• Auctioneers and Hotel Brokers. BUSINESSES FOR SALE 'UBURBAN. STORE. kJ If you want independence, a comfortable living, and a comfortable Home, we have the proposition to interest you. Situated in one of our best suburbs, very handy to terminus, and close to school, there is the certainty that with reasonable attention the trade should never be less, but under the care of a younger man, should considerably expand. DOUBLE SHOP and DWELLING 4 rooms. Turnover £44 weekly (no less). Price, £1250, plus valuation. „ See us quickly. IRELANDS. Estate Agents, Manse street. PITY INVESTMENT. FREEHOLD DOUBLE BRICK BUILDING. Approximately 40 feet frontage by 165 feet depth. Two Shops, 5-roomed Flat; first mortgage £2BOO at 44 per cent.. showing interest. PRICE, £4OOO. RYAN LEE, Broradway. TAR and Times RUN. in excellent district, for sale together or separately. Terms.—66o, Times Office. '—LICENCE to sell petrol, with > bowser; definitely cheap; fee paid for year.—Tamblyn, Rhodes. ARGE PAPER RUN for sale, definitely U one of the best; £7OO. Boyds, next Grand Theatre. Phone 13-111. BUSINESSES WANTED 17ANTED to Buy, Times or Star RUN.y 662, Times. HOUSES AND PROPERTIES WANTED 'TOUSE WANTED URGENTLY. As I have disposed of my property I desire to purchase another Immediately. I am a cash buyer, and shall be glad to have particulars to No. 665, TIMES OFFICE. WANTED, urgently, Storey-and-half Brick BUNGALOW, on rise, handy suburb, with view and sun; live or six rooms and kitchenette; genuine buyer. Phone us for inspection.—lrelands, Manse street. LT7ANTED to Buy, HOUSES: anywhere V V and everywhere; an army of buyers waiting; finance arranged. Grenfell. Smith and So., Ltd., Stock Exchange Buildings; tel. 12-221. CASH Buyers waiting 4-6 ROOMS, North End. —Write, call or phone 11-675, McKenzie, Ltd., 10 Dowling street. WANTED TO RENT m- A N T E ] VY SMALL FLAT, Fairly central; furnished; quiet locality; two adults. HERE are tenants and tenants. Responjl sible landlord recommends this tenant, splendid payer, requires 4-5 ROOMS, 255-30 s. Another man (N.Z.R.) offers 32s 6d for Bungalow. Consistently good (we collect).—McKenzies, Ltd., Auctioneers. JE sure to visit the Dunedin Morticul--3 tural SHOW, Pioneer Hall, Wednesday, Thursday, October 4 and 5. IRONITE RED. King of Roof Paints; goes furthest: lasts longer; the guaranteed roof paint, lCs 6d, Wren's.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23930, 4 October 1939, Page 14
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