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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27388, 13 May 1950, Page 2

FOR SALE BY TENDER gA L E BY TENDER, DOCTOR'S RESIDENCE AND SURGERY. 371 MANUKAU ROAD, EPSOM. And MEDICAL BOOKS AND INSTRUMENTS. The Public Trustee invites TENDERS for the purchase of the above-mentioned DOCTOR'S RESIDENCE AND SURGERY AND MEDICAL BOOKS AND INSTRUMENTS—the property of the late Dr James Reid. The property, which is an Auckland Hospital Board leasehold, is situated on t.he Auckland-Onehunga tram route and is in the centre of a thickly-populated and good residential area. The grounds, containing 1 rood 11.82 perches, are laid out in lawns and gardens. The buildings comprise a TWO-STOREY RESIDENCE containing doctor's interviewing room and surgery, waiting room, lounge, dining room, kitchen, pantry, scullery, bathroom, six bedrooms and other conveniences, including telephone and a garage. Conditions of tender mav be inspected at and anv further particulars obtained from the offices of the District Public Trustee at Auckland and Dunedin. A deposit of £lO per centum of the amount of the purchase price tendered must accompany each tender. The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. TENDERS CLOSE at 2 p.m. on the 30th day of MAY, 1950, at the office of the District Public Trustee, Auckland, to whom Tenders are to be addressed, enclosed in sealed envelopes and marked “ Tender for Purchase of Land in the Estate of James Reid, Deceased.” D. CAMPBELL, District Public Trustee, Auckland. JELLING FOR (Vacant Possession). SALE TENDERS will be received up to and ncluding TUESDAY, MAY 16, for the purchase of Dwelling, of 4 rooms and itchenette, situated 8 ARGYLE STREET, SHOAD BAY. A really comfortable home, ,’ith all conveniences and large garden, lay be seen Today, Monday, Tuesday. The highest or any Tender not necesarily accepted. CHAS. A. KENNEDY, Broad Bay. nOR SALE BY TENDER, 10-roomed. 2L 1 storied House; 2-acre ground Suitble apartment house, flats, etc. In Kaiangata. All conveniences. Purchaser has ption of 5 acres additional farmland adorning. Highest or any Tender not necesarily accepted.—Write “PROPERTY, are Geo. Bezar. Ltd., K3itangata. PROPERTIES WANTED HOUSES WANTED. VE HAVE CASH CLIENTS WAITING URGENTLY FOR:— -A MODERN HOME, City Rise, to £3500 cash. -A GOOD CITY VILLA, of 7 rooms, to £2650. -A SUBURBAN OR HARBOURSIDE COTTAGE OR BUNGALOW from £SOO to £ISOO. -A TENANTED PROPERTY in St. Hilda rating district for investment purposes. ( AND SELLERS, LTD., 394 PRINCES STREET. phone 18-941. Private 10-512. ESTABLISHED 50 YEARS. If you wish to sell a House Property, Farm, Section, or a Business, we shall be pleased to act on your behalf. Numerous buyers waiting. Cash transactions arranged. N. & E. S. PATERSON LTD., 173 Rattray street. Phones 12-415 and 12-416. JN VE S TMEN ’ T PR OPER TY. Our Client wants a block of, say, THREE TO SIX HOUSES, preferably in City area. Something well rented and showing a reasonable return. Fullest particulars to L. J. IRELAND, LTD., Manse street. JRGENTLY WANTED, MODERN BUNGALOW or VILLA. Maori Hill or hill suburbs. bdern post-war 10 h.p. car offered as part payment. Replies to 1708, TIMES. NVESTMENT WANTED. House or shop property preferred; with • without tenants; cash. P O. BOX 791, Dunedin. N E DAIRY OR MIXED FARM. Taieri or Outram districts. APPIy “CASH,” 1720, TIMES. VERLEY: Cash client wants good ding Site; will inspect immediately, iculars to L. J. Ireland. Ltd., Estate PRIVATE Purchaser Wants Holiday House, Queenstown; furnished or unfurnished; accommodation 3 adults, 2 children; state price, locality.—l77o, Times. WANTED, teouse, few acres of flat land, on main highway north of Oamaru; must have permanent water; cash.—l79l, Times. WANTED, good, sound House, freehold section, Parkside-South road; will consider any district; possession 9 months; spot cash.—l7sl, Times. HOUSE and few acres wanted; handy Dunedin; can Exchange 3-bedroom House. Price and particulars 1777, Times. WANTED to Buy, 5-roomed Bungalow, to £2000; urgent.—Phone 15-713; or 1755, Times. ____ WANTED, few Acres land, north Dunedin, with or without dwelling.—l73o, Times. WANTED to Buy, sunny Section; 2 to I acre; outlying suburb.—l6ls, Times. WIDOW Wants small Cottage; any condition; up to £SOO cash.—l 773, Times, WANTED, 3 or 4-roomed House; suit widow; cash buyer.—lßl2, Times. WANTED TO RENT WANTED, desperately. UNFURNISHED 2-BEDROOM HOUSE or FLAT; by cx-serviceman with two children. 1780, TIMES. OMMENDED TE N A N T. This couple require a House or good Flat; tidy people; no family; splendid payers. R. S. McKENZIE’S, Dowling street. By Senior Govt, officer, 3 adults, House or Flat; unfurnished; 2 bedrooms; required towards end June.—l7Bs, Times; or phone 22-927. ONE person, self-contained Flat, with kitchenette, bathroom and at least bedsitting room; central; rise preferred.— 1763, Times. PICKED Tenant: We will give written recommendation to this couple for a House or good Flat; good payers; very tidy people.—McKenzie's, Dowling st, WANTED to Rent, desperately, House or unfurnished Flat; Mosgiel or Green Island. 1648, Times. WANTED to Rent, House or Flat for widow and son, desperate for home.— 1713, Times. WANTED to Rent, Building 20 x 30, or larger; suitable for factory.—Address 1753 Ti mes. COMPANIONABLE middle-aged Woman requires furnished Room; use conveniences; quiet h0me.—1762, Times. WANTED, Single Furnished Room or Bach, by young working man.—l7o4, Times. FURNISHED House or Flat, urgently. City area, for 4 ladies.—l 747, Times. JEM - Rent in Advance offered for Flat; young couple, no children. —1792, Times. FARM7~handy - Dunedin; rent in advance; owner use house.—l 800, Times. GARAGE Wanted to Rent, anywhere within 2 miles of city.—l 776, Times. BUSINESSES WANTED yy ANTED TO PURCHASE, GOOD COUNTRY GENERAL STORE. Any district. WANTED, Milk Run for returned serviceman; can pay cash.—l79o. Times. • a DVERTISING Is accepted as a necesXI sary part of modern business promotion. It has won a place for itself in virtually every industry. Rightly directed and prepared, advertising has proved that it can return a profit to the advertiser. Eut advertising should always be considered as a business enterprise, and not as a magic formula for unearned success.