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Southland Times, Issue 19634, 30 September 1922, Page 16 (Supplement)

FOR SALE AND TO LET. SOUND HOUSES. £72s—Very Neat Five-roomed House, h. and c. water, porcelain bath, etc. Workshop, fowl pens and a very excellent garden, 13 well-kept apple trees and much small fruit. Mortgage £S6O.—GORDON BROWN. £Bso—Brand New Four roomed Bungalow, h. and c. water, electric light, red pine finish. Ready m 'ion days. Pick your own papers. Deposit £ISO.—GORDON BROWN. £77s—Neat Four-roomed Bungalow in splendid order, excellent section, handy car. Terms; £125 cash.—GORDON BROWN. -675—City Area. House of Five Rooms and conveniences. sewerage, workshop, etc. Full j acre freehold. Terms £luu cash—GORDON BROWN. £lO50 —Excellent Brick and White Roughcast Bungalow oi rive Rooms, h. and c. water, etc. Full i-acre m very handy position. Terms.—GORDON BROWN. FIVE ACRES—Main North Road. House six rooms, stable, cowbyre, iowl pens and A.l Garden. £1350. 'lerms £350 cash, uauuice 51 £er cent. —GORDON BROWN. £aO7s—Very Select Five-roomed Bungalow. Brand 2sew. Very line hall and exceptionally large rooms. The wnole iinisned m spieauid style. Ready lor immediate occupation. Terms £275 cash. Gordon Brown. £llso—Brand New Six-roomed Brick and Roughcast Bungalow, h. and c. water electric light, art papers, wide friezes, slab grates, porcelain bain. A beautuul home, lerms £250 casn.—GORDON BROWN. £1650 and £lsso—ln Northend, two splendid New Brick and Rougncast Bungalows, h. and c. water, sewerage and electric light. Nothing better to be had in Invercargill.—See GURDON BROWN about these desirable ijUMBLYN, McKenzie a. Rhodes. 2aND, ESTATE and FINANCE AGENTS. Desciuers Buiiuiugs Invercargill. Beau OiliceDunedin. 110 ACRES—Splendid little Dairy Farm, Close to rail, senool, P.U. and Factory. House Four Rooms, cowbyre, scaoies, barn and loosebox, 20 acres young grass, balance good pasiure, lo dairy cows, stack oaten aueaves, implements, etc. Rnce as a going concern £I3SU. ingoing £3OO. 90 ACRES —Good Dairying Land situated by good road one imie iail, school, r.U. and lactory. Comiortable Dwelling, 5stailed byre, scaoies, cuaiihouse and ioosebox. xhe property is wen fenced and subdivided, 15 acres young grass, balance in good pasture. Ince onij £ilou. ingoing £3UU. 15u AußßC;—First-class Dairy Farm, Brown s District, subdivided into 11 paddocks, carrying 25 Dairy Gows. laree 1 roomed Mouse, cowbyre, stable and barn, i-mile irom rad and lj miles irorn school and P.O. Price £l3 per acre. ingoing £3OO. 150 AUKES—Extra Rich Flat Land, Winton District, subdivided into nine paddocks. tarrying capacity 4U Dairy Cows besides crops, 8u acres in young grass, 2o acres oats, 3d acres being ploughed for turnips, oalance good pasture. New bungaiow, not and cold water, cowbyre, concrete floor, six-stalled stable, ;iup»enient sneds auu looseoox, situated a miles from Rail, bchool, P.O. and I actory. Trice: £22 per acre. Ingoing £7UU. oULxriLAND FARMS FOR LEASE. 1000 AGKEs—Easy Ridges, Mataura District, good cropping and healthy sheep country. Capacity oOU ewes, good steading. lerni / years. Rental 6/- per acre. 360 xxCßbS—Heavy Mat Land, Winton District iirst-class steading. in good part. Term \ years. Rental 17/6 per acre. 3GU ACRE©—h.xtra rich, easy ridges, Tuturau district. fcuitaole dairying, cropping or sneep. Splendid steading. Term 7 years. FOR SALE. |? HOLLOWAi &..CO., Licensed SecondT 3 hand Dealers. 126 Tay Street, ’Phone if 2 Rexonola Gramophone and 60 Records, 1 \ iolin, 2U Rifles, 2 Table Mangles, 4 Gas Irons, 3 Fenders, Copper Boilers and Stands, Picture Moulding, 2UO Plates, 2 Tea Sets, 100 doz. Cups and Saucers, 100 Scrubbing Brushes, Endless Chain, 50 Pairs Heavy Hinges, 30 Logging Chains, 3 Sinks, Underwood Typewriter, Table Damps, 60 Rolls Fowl Netting (cneap), 20 Scythe Blades, Shovels, Picks, Spades, Hack Saws, Max i Stripper, Posts, Tanks, Push Chairs, Gent’s and Ladies' Bikes, 2 Fly Rods, Waders, 2 Fishing Bags. Indian and Side-car, Singer and Rover Motor Bikes.—Call and Inspect. We don't care whether you buy or sell. MR POULTRYMAN: IF YOU W ANT EGGS—YOU MUST HAVE WHEAT. WE HAVE 2QO SACKS From 12/- to 18/6 Sack. L 1; BOWDEN & CO., —Corner Esk and *■ 3 Kelvin Streets. J 0567 COPELAND’S SPECIAL PRICE LIST FOR THIS WEEK IM "■ GENT’S SUITS MEN’S ALL W OOL COLONIAL SUITS.— 59/6. W ; ere 75/-. 5 Dozen—9-oz. DENIM TROUSERS, Were 10/6. kcducea to ?/ii A SPECIAL PURCHASE— In Men’s Heavy Gabardine OVERCOATS. Were 60/To be Cleared 35/Bougnt to Clear at a Price to Suit Ail Purses—so WATERPROOF OVERCOATS. All in Geuta’ Sizes. Were bo/-.—This WecK’s rnce oa/o to Cleat OPENED TO-DAY; A LINE OF MEN S MEPdNO RED DRAB UNDERPANTS —Also Natural Colour. To be Cleared ats/11 per Pair. COPELAND’S 36 DEE STREET. BARGAIN STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS. NO DAIRYMAN OR FARMER should be without a Storm-proof Lantern. Makes nigh’ ought as day. Steady light in wind and ram. Safe, reliable, economical. Write for booklet. —R. P. M. Manning Co., 5 Bedford Row, Christchurch; or 39 Tay Street, Invercargill lb