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Southland Times, Issue 21607, 20 January 1932, Page 2

FOR SALE. > Advertisements under the headings of Situations, Wanteds, For Sale. To Let, Lost and Sound. Miscellaneous Wants, etc., 16 words, 1/- P» insertion, three consecutive insertions 2/6, six consecutive insertions 6/-, 20 words, one inBe J“ tlon 1/6, 3 insertions 4/-, 6 insertions 7/6. 25 words, one insertion 2/-, 3 insertions 5/6, 6 insertions 10/-, 30 words, one Insertion 2/6, * Insertions 7/-, 6 insertions 12/6. Strictly cash in advance. Extra charge if booked. FOR SALE—Freshly dug NEW POTATOES; in any quantity. Apply W. H. Campbell, Winton, South Hillend R.D. WANTED— For sale or exchange, Shop and Dwelling, Dunedin, will consider offers Invercargill property. Apply “K W,” Times Office. Jp539 QA ACRES FREEHOLD, with FiveZv roomed House, cowbyre, p'ig styes, etc. Land mostly in grass. Price reduced to £250. Terms arranged.—BOYD & CO., 54 Esk Street. FOR SALE—Oreti Beach township, Tworoomed Furnished Crib, glassed verandah, concrete paths, } acre freehold, fenced, level, and sown in grass; built 18 months, rates 3/6.—J. Stevenson, 85 Crinan Street. J 0484 LINDISFARNE BUNGALOW. A FIVE-ROOMED BUNGALOW in a good part of Lindisfarne. Large Rooms, nicely placed, northerly aspect, motor garage, good garden, Government mortgage costing 18/6 principal and interest. Price £B5O with £5O down to good man. We have a good Quarter-acre Section in Crinan Street for sale for £BO. Cost £lB5 but now must be sold. Excellent building site. We have Furnished and Unfurnished Houses to let in all parts of Invercargill. CALL OR RING FOR PARTICULARS. W. R. MABSON & CO. LAND AGENTS. NICHOL’S BUILDINGS, ESK STREET.

NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A FARM! YOU CAN BUY THREE SHEEP NOW FOR WHAT ONE WOULD COST TWO YEARS AGO. 200 ACRES. CLOSE TO THORNBURY; good Freehold Farm of 200 acres with New Bungalow Residence thereon; cow-byre, stable, etc., good fences; lies well to sun; well drained; handy to school and station. Price £lO aero. Small deposit and balance on 10 or 20 year term at low’ rate of interest. 350 ACRES, DIPTON. £8 10/- PER ACRE, -which is exactly half what was asked for two years ago. All level land and no waste. Very suitable mixed farming. Good dwelling and number of outbuildings, dip, etc. Owner took £9OO off 60 acres of dogstail a year or two ago. Oats threshed 60 bushels. Grows great wheat. Well fenced and subdivided. Ideal climate. Price cut in half, and terms, say, small deposit, balance on your own terms. £5O DEPOSIT. CENTRAL OTAGO FARM, 300 acres, with good Dwelling and outbuildings. Close school, etc. Grows good crops of barley, peas, wheat, etc., and also very suitable for dairying and mixed farming; handy to factory. Price £8 acre on small deposit, balance 20 years; interest 5j per cent. Inspect now and see the crops for yourself. F. H. TUCKER. REAL ESTATE AGENT. COLONIAL CHAMBERS, DEE STREET.

Much of the costly red, white and pink coral used for ornamental purposes is obtained from the coast of Italy. Men drag the rocky bottoms of streams with wooden frames or nets, in which the coral becomes entangled. The delicate branches are crushed in this way, so the finest coral is obtained by diving.

Al/ r /fl 'll _ 9 L f 1....... ■■ -■ ■ 'W A£M-S> (Main Ports) wlIUa to thi. EWEmTBOOW IS They learned its low price. They wondered. They tried out its gears—found changing They saw its long, lovely lines. They effortless and noiseless, and the second gear admired. perfectly silent. They rejoiced. They discovered its roomy comfort for four They examined its many new and costly grown people. They applauded. features. \ They exulted. They experienced its driving ease, its They proved its amazing economy—overdo riding comfort. They marvelled. miles on a gallon of petrol. They bought! The new Standard Nine from £249.A car designed for prosperity’s tastes and priced for depression incomes. Luxurious comfort for four adults. Over 40 miles to a gallon of petrol. Helical gears for a perfect change and a really silent second. Bendix Duo Servo brakes. Semi-elliptic springs. Shock absorbers all round. Five wire wheels. Featherlight steering. New type suspension. Petrol tank at rear. Do you wonder that everybody is buying the new Standard Nine from £249? > DIRECT FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR T. R. TAYLOR, Central Garage CORNER DEE AND GALA STREETS, INVERCARGILL. AND AT PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Southland Dealers:—GEO. McNAUGHTON, Riverton; J. GULLICK, Winton; J. E. McDONALD, Gore. I >u JI fiiT* i I