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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25674, 24 October 1944, Page 8

THREE NEW RELEASES! 1.48 and QTRAND Ph°™ 7.30 p.m. 13-370 Dir.: Fuller’s Theatre Corp., Ltd. SESSIONS: 1.45, 7.30 p.m. “SOMEONE TO REMEMBER” Mabel PAIGE John CRAVEN Also . • • THE EAST SIDE KIDS LEO HUNTZ BOBBY GORCEY HALL JORDON Bela LUGOSI, Ava GARDNER. “ GHOSTS on the LOOSE ” And THRILLING NEW SERIAL! “Great, Northern Mystery” (All Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLANS at Theatre To-day (13-379). FINAL COMMUNITY SING MONDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 30, 1944, 8 O'CLOCK. m o X o W N W N I-I A , L L H ALL Admission Free, but a seat can be reserved at Begg’s To-morrow for Is. Proceeds for ‘ADOPTION” OF CHINESE REFUGEE CHILDREN. An outstanding programme Iras been arranged, including: Chinese performing, Dunedin Ladies’ Brass Band with their Novelty Drumming (Mr H. Davie, conductor), Ravcnsbourne Congregational Church Choristers (Mr J. Connor, conductor), Rita Cook (winner Personality Contest), Alf. Peltitt, playing theme from “ Warsaw Concerto,” Dunedin Piano Accordeon Band (Mr lan Randle, conductor). Leader, Mr H. P. Desmoulins. At the piano: Mr Alf. Pettitt. Proceeds for Chinese Refugee Children. Send donation to J. F. lIIMBURG, Secretary. PROPERTIES FOR SALE JUST LOOK AT THIS LIST. 1G PROPERTIES FOR DEFINITE SALE. £BOOO- eludes stock £3OO, modern Bungalow, beautifully furnished and carpeted; showing net profit £l2 per week. Owner going north. £^? ,| 50 —li " STOREY BRICK BUNGA " LOW, 5 and k., and garage; handy beach. 5 anc ’ K’ETTE.and Sunroom; A/rWOHU well worth inspection; St. Clair. £‘>soo^ A GEM: 15 ’ storcy BUNGA :,OW and garage; on rise; very modern. £1750-° antl K ’ ETTE anci R ara fi c : great order; good locality. i‘l TPUI “ BELLEKNOWES: Lovely IV.I » uv home; costs you nothing; live in one fiat, the other let 32s Gd; don't hesitate with this. O-l nprh SEMI-BUNGALOW, Castle street. Here’s a handy home in lovely order. - and K ' ETTE: Bun 6 a 'o w i good. Green Island. This is really £llO0 _5 ' VOOmCd BGBBE ’ i' a C re section; Glasgow street, oil Macandrew road. £e)00~° nnd KETTE * Kaikorai: Soo^l buying. SHOP and 4' Rooms; vacant; corner section. 5 and K. ; city, no tram tares; cV luV costs little to live here. ■ANOTHER 5 Rooms, central; handy Knox Church. -MAIN SOUTH ROAD, on bus route; a rooms and garage; i £7BO £OSO £SOO -5-ROOMED House, city; worth the money; will sell early. LOVELY little Home; Port Chalmers. INSPECT THESE PROPERTIES AND WE WILL ARRANGE THE FINANCE. Phone 11-25 G. BROADWAY LAND AGENCY. TAMBLYN, RHODES, & JUSTICE, AUCTIONEERS. REAL ESTATE AGENTS, AND VALUERS, 114 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN, C.I. Phone 13-608 (office), Evening 14-575 and . 14-GB3. A- GOOD INVESTMENT. £675 EACH - Two two-storey, double-brick, attached RESIDENCES, of 5 rooms each; one immediately vacant possession, one let to a tenant; city freehold, handy Railway Station; absolutely cheap living. £1875 Most attractive' BUNGALOW, Anderson’s Bay; right handy car terminus and shops; just nicely elevated and commanding glorious panoramic view; 4 specially large rooms, kitchenette, offices, and garage; with j -aere freehold;‘large roomy entrance haK, ample cupboards and wardrobes, electric range rfnd hot water; extremely well appointed throughout. £1475 NORTH END, sunny side Valley (on nicely elevated sunny, freehold large section, commanding unrestricted view): New tiled-roof BUNGALOW, being erected, four rooms and k’ette., electric, h. and c., builtin pore, bath and pedestal basin, electric range, built-in wardrobes, Terrazzo sink, ample cupboards: concrete paths. £165 BRICK, 2 rooms, good freehold section, electric, drained to sewer; suitable renovation and improvements; fine situation. JA S. SAMSON & CO, DOWLING STREET. PHONE 10-221. THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS: £550" CITY RISE (deceased estate, bargain): GOOD FOUR ROOMS and kitchenette: heeds repapering and slight renovation; good section; a great chance to buy right in a popular handy area. £IOOO —CITY CENTRAL (handy High street.): TWO - STOREYED RESIDENCE, with every convenience; deceased estate; bargain price for quick sale, and no reasonable offer refused: terms. f«i a rrn - handy hazelhurst: SEMI-BUNGALOW; five nice rooms and kitchenette: with every modern convenience and great section; only on market: here’s a good buy: terms. '/'Kft—IMODERN RESIDENCE IN cV JL <UU TWO SELF - CONTAINED FLATS: all in equal-to-new condition: every convenience: just in; terms. BEAUTIFUL STOREY AND half picture bungalow HOME; ideally situated; sun all day: great view; lovely grounds and garden; nothing nicer offering: nothing better built: immediate possession: terms. 162 ACRES FREEHOLD HEAVY FLAT LAND. Well watered and suitably subdivided. Carrying 100 head cattle; very suitable for dairying or mixed farming. Improvements consist of good dwelling, with electric light and all conveniences. All necessary outbuildings. PRICE, £2O Per Acre. Finance can be arranged to suitable purchaser. DONALD REID & CO., LTD., DUNEDIN. M ACANDREW ■ BAY, IN CHOICE SITUATION. ATTRACTIVE IN EVERY WAY. DELIGHTFUL HOME OF 5 GOOD ROOMS WITH ALL USUAL CONVENIENCES, AND ALL IN GOOD ORDER. LEVEL FREEHOLD SECTION. £7OO OR OFFER £7OO VACANT POSSESSION. ALEX A NDEK KINMONT, 141 HIGH STREET (Near Manse street).