REAL ESTATE NEWS 1 URGENT SALE DESIRED SUNSHINE. ~ BEAUTIFULLY CON- : STRUCTED MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW RESIDENCE oft five rooms and kitchenette; replete with every possible convenience; ex- : cellent interior and exterior workman- ' ship; glorious outlook; the section' is laid out in lawns, flower beds, vege-, table garden and concrete paths; very ■ handy to school and tram; this is an attractive home, and the owner, who desires an urgent sale, is willing to consider a reasonable offer. GENTLEMAN'S ATTRACTIVE ST. CLAIR RESIDENCE. i‘ J OKft (A REASONABLE OFFER c w j2i b e considered)—AN ATTRACTIVE MEDIUM TWOSTOREY RESIDENCE of six rooms and kitchen; four sunny bedromns, sun balcony and bathroom upstairs, and spacious lounge, dining room and kitchen.downstairs; replete with every modern convenience; an excellent section; partly surrounded by trees, with a glorious ocean view; an 'extra section at back of property, giving two i'oad frontages, can be purchased at a reasonable figure; the owner has greatly reduced the original price of the property and prospective buyers should make an early arrangement with us for inspection. g) A LEX. HARRIS, LIMITED. AUCTIONEERS. WHO WANTS IT? SUBSTANTIAL BUNGALOW, with 3 5 bedrooms; erected 15 years; nearly -acre; No. 5 Benhar street (beside llgin road bus and handy Maryhill ram) home to lunch. AUCTION, 19th. nless reasonable offer in earlier. Beomin.e vacant in a few days. Buyer nanced. Cards to inspect from R. S. McKENZIE’S. Dowling street. r*OR PRIVATE SALE, BRICK BUNGALOW (Built 2 years), rooms, kitchenette, and sunporch: all mveniences under one roof; on rise, andy to bus: splendid view; gets all in. ' Substantial Government Loan, wners has genuine reason for selling. PRICE. £1350. Apply P.O. BOX 760. s-| OKA—HERE’S a bargain: Tile-roof ,1 <4D\J Brick BUNGALOW, vicinity [usselburgh Rise; 5 rooms, kitchenette, rery modern appointment; elevated, inny, glorious outlook: just on market; nmediate possession,—Fred Woods. Downg street. j p*/WTAINUI: Charming BUNGAbIiO" LOW, 4 rooms, kitchenette; anelled hall, fibrous ceilings, porcelain ,at.h; beautiful order (deceased estate); nust be sold at once.—Fred Woods. y 1 ACRES FREEHOLD, Mosgicl; 5I roomed dwelline. good farm buxldigs; some stock given in; specially good uying; £1200; terms.—Boyd's, 148 Ratray street. Dunedin. _______ FOR EXCHANGE POULTRY FARM WANTED IN EXCHANGE For MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW. Built 4 years, excellent order. 4 rooms and large glassed sunroom. Price. £1250. We recommend this lovely home. The owner wants a move to the country, and will consider any reasonable proposition, IRELAND’S. The Property Salesmen. Manse street. ’ 1 HOTELS FOR SALE Hotel, country, long lease: few acres of land attached; good chance for beginner.—Alfred Clark. Ltd., Manse street. TO LET rjt O LET FOR TERM. SUITE OF OFFICES. Public office and Strong Room, 2 private rooms. / • PRINCES STREET FRONTAGE. Bright, sunny position, well lighted. Specially suitable for Lav/ Offices, Accountants. Auditors. Close to Post Office.
£2 per week. PARK. REYNOLDS. LTD., 39 Bond street. mo LET. comfortable furnished HOME J- for two ladies: separate bedroom and sitting room each if desired: owner business lady; good locality; no trams.—432, Tinv-s TO LET, superior unfurnished FLAT; large lounge with dining alcove, two large bedrooms, every possible modern convenience; central; select locality.—437, Times. A I O HIGH STREET—FLAT, self-con-‘J-JLiW talned; 2 rooms, kitchenette, bathroom. —Applj' mornings 22 Alva street; evening on premises. CHEERFUL furnished double BED-SIT-TING ROOM; own cooker, all conveniences; telephone: handy tram, beach. 144 Forbury road, St. Clair. mo LET, December to February 2, threeX roomed Furnished FLAT: very central; telephone: all conveniences.—42o, Times. CHTY RISE (no trams)—Superior unfur- ) nished FLAT, 4 rooms, kitchenete; self-contained; ' garage; 50s.—Haggitt, Duthie, and Campbell. mo LET, Furnished BUNGALOW: CarJL gil street, city; all conveniences; £3 3s. —Tamblyn, Rhodes, and Justice. rno LET, GARAGE.—AppIy 8 Norfolk 1 street, St. Clair. mo LET, furnished SITTING ROOM, bedi. room, kitchenette. —289 High street. LIVE STOCK, DOGS, AND CATS TpOR SALE, Shepherd’s DOGS, guaranJL 1 teed workers; heading dog £6; good all-round dog £9; huntaway £7, and young hlmtaway, working. £3 10s.—Any particulars from 369, Times Office. TT'OR SALE, Cream Pony STALLION: 4 X? years; broken to saddle. —Apply N.Z. Loan and Mercantile, Dunedin or Balclutha. MCDONALD & MILLER, Green Island are Cash Buyers of Prime BACON PIGS: correspondence invited. TT'OR SALE, Huntaway PUP. by Mag, J? Romp—Particulars, B. Callaghan, Palmerston, WANTED, 4 rabbit DOGS; 1 lurcher, 2 terriers, and 1 carrier.—37l, Times Office. 1?OR SALE, well-bred Hackney and Harness MARE, “Ambler.” —No. 377, Times. IT'OR SALE, 33 unshorn, mixed-sex HOG--1 GETS: in good forward condition.— J. R. Scott, Merton. TT'OR SALE, Collie-Bully PUPS, two JT months; bred for pigs.—Apply “ Pups.” Box 116, Oamaru. WANTED to BUY, a noisy Huntaway DOG; trial—Address “ L. H.,” Times Office. HUNTAWAY Dog PUPS; good mustering; trial-winning strain.—Apply W. Lory. Kyeburn. IT'OR SALE, three Foxie DOGS, good rab--1 biters.—Jack Rogers, phone 2766. Ar.dgowan, Oamaru. IT'OR SALE, COLLIE BITCH: good rab- ; biter: also work sheep or cattle; trial. Reply 441, Times. IF you really want to save yourself a lot of worry or expense, read the Situations Wanted Columns of the Otago Daily Times. There you will find the right man to do the job, whether it be a large or a small one.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24448, 6 November 1940, Page 11
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