Page 11 Advertisements Column 3

Otago Daily Times, Issue 24773, 25 November 1941, Page 11

PROPERTIES FOR SALE ALEX. MACDONALD, AUCTIONEER AND LAND AGENT, 5 DOWLING STREET. Telephone 10-469. Private: Alex. Macdonald, 20-424; S. Clarke. 13-639. t'll 7 K—BRICK BUNGALOW, handv 'J*-*- *-• *f Stuart street tram; 4 rooms and all conveniences: immediate possession can be given. PI l-T'K— OPOHO (alongside tram): cwX-.X t tJ Modern BUNGALOW; four rooms; large kitchenette, gas range; good freehold; vacant possession. £•1 OHO ~ TOWN side of Roslyn: cwA<WW Wooden, modern BUNGALOW; 5 rooms and kitchenette; unsurpassed situation. f? 1 OOK - MORNINGTON (handy tram): New Brick BUNGALOW; 4 rooms and sunroom; good freehold; nice outlook. jpQQ?:-MORNINGTON (close tram): d**JU*J Lovely 5-roomed RESIDENCE, with large glassed-in sun porch; over Jacre level section: owner transferred; vacant possession. OJ R (\— CITY (close to Railway StacV 4 tJ\J tion): 4 Rooms and all conveniences; in nice order; good size freehold; may be financed on £SO deposit to approved buyer; vacant possession. I>EST PART OF ST. CLAIR (handy to > beach)—6-roomed SEMI-BUNGALOW with large living rooms; the fittings are of the very best; handy-sized section, garage. Price, £1350. ALEX. MACDONALD. ERE ARE A FEW PROPERTIES - selected for OUTSTANDING VALUE from the many which we have had placed on our books for Sale within the last few days:— £1 1 — ROSLYN: PRACTICALLY *J-IJU NEW BRICK BUNGALOW, with four lovely rooms; need we add that it is complete with everything of the latest? Built by a builder with a reputation. Lies beautifully to the sun. WE CONSIDER THIS OUTSTANDING VALUE. Q9tZ(\— CONFECTIONERY. GROCERY **w" AND DAIRY BUSINESS as a going concern; £4O a week turnover and could be easily increased; four good living rooms attached; SITUATED IN GOOD CLASS WORKING MAN'S DISTRICT; HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO BRANCH OUT IN BUSINESS ON YOUR OWN. f»-| QAA- ST. KILDA: BRAND NEW cVJL'JUU ULTRA MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW DE LUXE; four really charming rooms; lovely design; garage and workshop; RATES ONLY £5; THIS IS A HOME TO ' CHARM ANY WOMAN'S HEART. CII/dA— ST. KILDA: STOREY AND *.IIIU A-HALF TILED-ROOF BUNGALOW of five rooms and k'ette.; clinker brick fireplaces; built-in wardrobes; fibrous plaster ceilings; latest gas cooker; 'RATES ONLY £5 12s; NO MISTAKE ABOUT THE PRICE, £1140; THIS IS ONE OF THOSE BARGAINS YOU MISS AND REGRET FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE. PAf\(\— SOUTH DUNEDIN: FOURJJ<±\f\J ROOMED HOUSE; e. 1.; quite good condition; SPLENDID SECTION; HANDY TO TRAM AND SHOPS; GENUINE BARGAIN. RING. WRITE OR CALL IMMEDIATELY. J\ W. 11. CLARKE & SON, LTD., AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS. 441-9 Princes street. Phone 10-842. P.O. Box 680. Evening Phones 13-106. 14-682; Mr Coppln 12-397. R. S. McKENZIE, LTD., 10 Dowling street. Phone 11-675. mm 24 LEVEN STREET U-STOREY TILED-ROOF BRICK BUNGALOW. Lounge, Dining Room, Kitchenette, 2 Bedrooms, Sunroom; Garage. Commands a lovely Harbour View, and the house has never been occupied. Sun all day. The property is vacant. Keys our office. R 4 S. McKENZIE, LIMITED, 10 DOWLING STREET. Phone 11-675, office, Res., 13-723, 20-905, 10-056, 11-590. f»QA DEPOSIT. RARE OPPORcVOU TUNITY, FORBURY ROAD, towards St. Clair: Comfortable HOME, 4 good rooms, all conveniences; bathroom, ;hot and cold water, porcelain bath and basin, electric light and plugs; spacious freehold section, vegetable garden and flowers; lovely view over the flat, and very sunny. GENUINE SALE AT £550, AND IT'S CHEAP. £K(\ DEPOSIT. MORNINGTON: 3JOU Sound 4-roomed HOUSE; bath, hot and cold water, all conveniences; very sunny freehold garden; nice view; concrete paths; excellent condition. ONLY £450. PKA DEPOSIT. KARITANE, close 6jtJ\J beach and river: Splendidlybuilt 4-roomed SEMI-BUNGALOW, veranda, conveniences, partly furnished. BARGAIN AT £4OO. ROSLYN, in lovely position, overlookOSLYN ing harbour, glorious northerly aspect: Almost new extremely well constructed and designed 4-roomed Tileroofed Brick BUNGALOW, kitchenette, sun room; delightful interior; spacious and most conveniently arranged, every modern convenience; fine level freehold section, tastefully laid out in garden, lawn and flowers, well fenced and sheltered. Owner leaving Dunedin. £250 DEPOSIT. FOR URGENT SALE. INSPECTION INVITED. VTITHV ALE.—SECTION in this beauti11ITHVALE ful township, adjoining Knox College; sunny, wide frontage, lovely view; ideal for bungalow. £SO DEPOSIT, AND MONEY ADVANCED FOR BUILDING. £»-| f\ DEPOSIT, BALANCE 7s 6d cVJLU WEEKLY).—CAVERSHAM (Main road, convenient tram): Over j-acrc sunny Freehold, two frontages, drained. GIFT AT £lls. N. & E. S. PATERSON, LTD., 163 RATTRAY STREET. A*)l\ ACRES FREEHOLD, Situated 2J miles from rail and school, subdivided into 12 paddocks; 15 acres in oats, 20 acres ready for turnips, and 20 acres for rape and grass, balance grass. Buildings consist of 6-roomed dwelling, wool shed, barn, stable, and yards. The property at present is carrying 600 ewes and 200 dry sheep, and is understocked. PRICE asked, £8 10s per acre; £2OOO can remain on mortgage, balance cash. The owner is selling solely on account of health reasons. A nice, compact farm in good order, and can be recommended. For further particulars apply to DONALD REID & CO., LTD., DUNEDIN. WRENS, the Paint People. For all Painting and Paperhanging needs, visit Wrens, 402 Princes street. The sum of more than £3OOO collected for charity entirely by his own efforts is the record of Mr Gordon Pirie, of Napier, who is now living in retirement at Christchurch. After the Hawke's Bay earthquake in 1931, Mr Pirie collected £IOOO for the Napier Hospital, and the remainder of the £3OOO has been raised since then, most of it going toward the patriotic funds. Mr Pirie* has 47 testimonials from organisations for which he has collected money.