Page 10 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 25798, 20 March 1945, Page 10

Final Screening To-night. 7.30. “WHAT A WOMAN ” BRIAN ROSALIND WILLIAM AHERNE IUJSSELD BAXTER (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) “ TARZAN TRIUMPHS” JOHNNY WEISSMULLER. Johnny SHEFFIELD, Frances CLIFFORD. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FULLERS 1/- AYFAIR 1/6 THEATRE To-morrow. Thursday, Friday, at 7.:'»0. The Screen’s Great Drama of the Men with Silver Wings! “BOMBARDIER” Pat O'BRIEN. Randolph SCOTT, Anne SHIRLEY, Eddie ALBERT. Sec the Bombing of Tokio Right Before Your Eyes. Support:: The Craziest Hay-Ziest Comedy Ever To Reach, the Screen. “MY LEARNED FRIEND” Will HAY, Claude HULBERT. (Both Pictures for Universal Exhib.) Plans at DJ.C. and Theatre (Tel. 22-573). You'll Be Happier in a Fuller Theatre. Franz Wcrfcl’s Inspiring Masterpiece “THE SONG OF BERNADETTE” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) OCTAGON FRIDAY

ROBERT REED, LIMITED, Cnr. Dowling-High streets, Dunedin, Phone 13-770. Private 13-167, 14-719. 1 OHO ACRES, North Otago, half frechold, balance renewable lease; rent £27 12s year. All good clean tussock country; carrying 720 sheep; woolshed, hut, yards; £3IOO. Going concern. (390) ■'A ACRES FREEHOLD, Central Otago; about 500 acres have been cultivated, now in balance clean silver tussock; good house and outbuildings. Carrying 1500 sheep without winter feed. Price £6 acre. (381) 1 jO ACRES FREEHOI.D, suitable for AaIO either dairying or sheep; 6roomed house, c. 1.» stable, barn, byre, etc.; handy to rail, etc.; £24 acre. (357) -J A ACRES FREEHOLD, North Line; J.\/ heavy flat land; handy rail, school, and good town; good 6-roomed house, e. 1., electric hot water, plugs, el. range, and enamel coal range, pantry, well built-in cupboards and wardrobes; washhouse, coal shed, byre, etc.; £1250. i QA ACRES FREEHOLD; flats to easy luU downs; handy to Dunedin for town supply; 6-roomed house, 20-stall byre, dairy, stable, barn, etc.; £2B acre. (349) Of* ACRES FREEHOLD; 5-roomed iWt) house; 20-stall registered byre, dairy, stable, hay shed, etc.; £I2OO. (306) ALFRED CLARK, LIMITED, OFFER FOR PRIVATE SALE, FREEHOLD MIXED FARM, MAIN HIGHWAY. OTAGO CENTRAL 300 ACRES (all in grass), well watered and only one mile to school, township, and railway station. Buildings comprise 8-roomcd house, e. light, splendid wool shed, 3-bail cow shed stable and cbaft'house, dip and yards. The land lies well to the sun, and is all ploughable. Carrying 400 ewes, and, with cultivation, will easily carry 650. Price, £lO ’er acre, near offer considered. Stock and implements can be had at valuation if desired. This farm has not changed hands since taken up by present owner’s family 70 odd years ago, and is in excellent condition, having never been cropped to any extent This is undoubtedly the best farming proposition offering to-day, and we recommend it with every confidence. The first to inspect will buy. ALFRED CLARK, LIMITED, 8 Manse street. Rtyiy ACRES FREEHOLD, north oE •* * I Dunedin. The land is in two blocks, approximately 200 acres being flat* and undulating, balance undulating and ridgy. At present carrying 400 ewes, 230 lambs, 8 rams, 0 cows, and 7 young cattle. Full set of implements, including crawler tractor. Improvements consist of 7-roomed house dairy, scullery, washhouse, woolshed, barn, etc. Owing to continued ill-health, owner must sell. Price, going concern, £3900. J)ONALD REID & CO., LTD., DUNEDIN.