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Southland Times, Issue 22011, 10 May 1933, Page 16

A. L. AUSTIN. A. L. AUSTIN TO LET—Two-roomed Dwelling and 2) acres, 12/6; Houses: 15/- to 30/Ftirnished Dwellings: 27/6 to 32/6 —AUSTIN, Land Agent. FARMS TO LEASE: 152 acres, 145 acres and 254 acres at from 25/- to 70/- weekly—AUSTIN, Land Agent. LEASEHOLD LICENSED HOTEL, ranks about fourth for best trade in Southland, good Brick Twostorey Building,’ well furnished, moderate rent; a good money making proposition. Price £2500. ALSO FREEHOLD HOTEL in good Southland town. £3,250 for land, buildings, furniture and stock. Also LARGE PRIVATE HOTELS TO LEASE doing good trade, ingoings from £1,050, £2,150 up to £3,500. —A.' L. AUSTIN, Hotel Broker, Invercargill. . SHOPS TO LET: . Esk Street (very suitable for offices, on ground floor),, rent only-25/- each; others at 20/- to 70/- per week; Dee St., 70/-.—AUSTIN, Land Agent. OWNER OF MODERN BUNGALOW will exchange for about 10 acres with buildings in suburbs. OWNER OF MODERN BUNGALOW will accept vacant section of a value of about £lOO and £4O in cash for equity in Bungalow. OWNER OF SUBURBAN SHOP AND DWELLING will exchange for a few: acres with buildings in suburbs; equity about £350. OWNER OF BUNGALOW will exchange for small Store in Suburbs, equity about £2SO.—AUSTIN, Land Agent. WANTED TO PURCHASE—A good country Store up to £l,OOO or thereabouts.—AUSTlN, Land Agent. WANTED —Several Small Farms of 10 to 100 acres to lease for good clients.—AUSTlN, Land Agent. FINANCE—I have several first-class securities offering if you have money to invest at current rates. Inquire respecting these.—A. L. AUSTIN, Licensed Land Broker. SUBURBAN STORE AND DWELLING doing good turnover, £1,200 and £2,500. Mortgages, Transfers and Leases prepared at lowest cost by A. L. AUSTIN, Licensed Land Broker, Spey Street, Invercargill. PRODUCE FOR SALE. ING EDWARD POTATOES, 6/140 lbs., delivered. Other varieties cheaper.—W. GRAY, Wood Street. Phone 2030. WHEAT 17/-, Oats 9/6, Pollard 8/6, IV Bran 7/6, Grit 5/6, delivered.—W. GRAY, Wood Street. Phone 2030. ONIONS 5/6 bag, 13 lbs. 1/-; Honey 1/3 2 lbs., delivered.—W. GRAY, Wood Street. Phone 2030. RURAL MAIL DELIVERIES The third edition of the BOOKLET, revised and brought up-to-date, is now published, and can be obtained on application to this Office. Price: 6d. per Copy. SOUTHLAND TIMES CO., LTD. RURAL DELIVERY SERVICE. GORE—WAEWUMU—MATAURA—TUTURAU. Leaves gore daily at 8.20 a.m. for Croydon Bush—Waimumu— Te Tipua—Mataura—Tuturau—Mataura —Terrace Road—Charlton—Gore. Parcels will be carried at moderate rates. Gore parcels for this delivery should be left at Mr Hoffman’s Shop, Main Street, and Parcels from Mataura at Mr Medley’s Shop, Main St, Mataura. THE SOUTHLAND TIMES IS DELIVERED DAILY J. F. WILSON, Main Carrier. INVERCARGILL OTAUTAU SERVICE /"I AR leaves Times Office, Esk Street, at 4.50 DAILY for Riverton (6 a.m.), Otautau (7.15 a.m.), leaving for Riverton and Invercargill at 8.15 a.m., via Ermedale, Gummies Bush and Waipango, arriving Riverton at 10.30 a.m., and departing at 10.40 a.m. for Invercargill, arriving at 11.50 a.m. T. W. CRAIG, Driver. Local Business Men! I Advertisements in this | Newspaper sharpen the Public’s appetite for Local Goods. Use this opportunityadverjise/ NMUMfiMsfinMnai ROYAL MAIL SERVICE... WRIGHTS BUSH—GLADFIELD. Leaves wrights bush- at 5.45 a.m. for Monte Christo Road— Flints Bush—Calder’s Road—lsla Bank, Yellow Bluff Road—Bayswater—Drummond (8.15 a.m.), Mollison’s Road— Thombury—Weir’s Road—Waianiwa— Taramoa, returning Wrights Bush 11 •urn. All Parcels for this run left at the Times Office will receive prompt attention, J. A. O’DONNELL. Driver. TJ7HEN Buying GUM BOOTS at THE iV PARA, you save middle-man profits. We are direct factory agents.