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Otautau Standard and Wallace County Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 168, 21 July 1908, Page 4

You have only to ■ look ; around Otautau to be convinced that ' if you don't speedily secure one of the \ few remaining sections * available, there is a chance you will be shut out, or have to pay a very high price later. The character of the houses going up is proof that the owners erecting them have confidence m the progress and stability of the place. .The demand constantly made upon ihe Town Board for new streets, footpaths and other conveniences is a further proof that this plaoe is not I going to stand still. More houses have been erected, during the past two years, on sections brought into the market through me, and made available to the public, than on all other properties combined. Other people have bought properties from me. and are satisfied with the prices, the terms and the treatment. I still have some sections available, and you would do well to come along and make inquiry about one of them. No. I.— Nice two - roomed cottage and 2$ acres of land, five minutes from railway. One acre ploughed, one acre tussock, £-aore garden, drained, £125. Only £15 required down, balance 10s a week, oovering capital and interest. What's the of paying rent when you oan get a property on such terms : the cow you oan keep will pretty nearly pay the dues. No. 2— Five two-aore m tip-top heart, -E3O an acre. Only £5 an acre down, and balanoe £5 a quarter with, 6% interest. These sort of chances don't crop up every*day. No. 8- Four quarter - acre sections m the latest fashionable part of the town, good houses going up all round. No advance m price because of improvements made m street,- or of increased value owing to nice houses being erected close by. You get the same as previous buyers, -£30 a section. £5 down, and £6 a quarter with 6 per cent. A reduction made foi^the lot m cash. No. 4 — Quarter-acre section Main Street, North Otautau, -C7O s Cash; £16 terms: *No, 'sv— Six quarter -aore sections Handy to; railway. Make inquiry 1 about them. No. 6— One of the nicest 7 and newest dwellings m Otautau, every convenience, central, modern; good. Terms oan be arranged. No. 7.^A first-class business. >Wel]l established,- good income assured-. Only principals with £500 or more capital dealt with. JOHN FISHER, . ' " SftandaPd " Building*, OTAUTAU. GHOBOH SERVICES Sunday, July 26th. Mbthodist Choboh, Otautau 7 p.m.— Ber. G. T. Marshall; Drummond 11 a.m.— Rev. G. T. Marshall ; Aparima 2.30 p.m.— Rev. G. T. Marshall; Nightcaps 7 p.m — Mr E. Sleep; Opio 11 a.m. -Mr E. Sleep; Wairio 3 p.m.— Mr E. Sleep. St. Ahdbbw's Choboh. Holy Communion 9 a.m., Matins 11 a.m. Rev. J. Morland. Pbbsbytxbun Choboh. Otautau 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., and Scott's Gap 2.30 p.m.— Rev. A. Macdonald. Pjrayer meeting every Tuesday evening at 7.15 p.m. m hall of Presbyterian Ohuroh Sankey's hymns. All welcome. Choir practice eyery Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.