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A-1041 1 ~~ Brick an d Roughcast Xl/iXv Bungalow, five rooms and sunroom. All conveniences, including breakfast-room. Enamel range, bins, cupboards, etc. Fibrous plaster ceilings. Beautiful high section, l/6th acre. Ten minutes from P.O. Situated Pay Street east. Only four years old and immediate possession.—BAßNES, LOPDELL. LTD., Phone 266. 2619 OTATARA WE arc offering separately two splen--7T did Properties in the popular district for immediate sale. Two comfortable and convenient dwellings set in beautiful bush sections close to the Golf Links. Price £375 and £750. Wonderful Value. Good Terms. YOU MUST MAKE PROMPT APPLICATION TO THE SOLE AGENTS, PALMER. BREMNER LTD., NEWBURGH'S BUILDINGS. . | RUSSELL ROSIE, LTD. I AUCTIONEERS. LAND AGENTS. | COLONIAL CHAMBERS. INVERCARGILL. Member of the Real Estate Institute. I R. Rosie, Private Phone 833. ' T. J. Breayley, A.R.E.1., Salesman, i Private Phone 2590. NEW BUNGALOW. PRACTICALLY Brand New Brick | X and Roughcast Bungalow in Col- I lingwood. Built about twelve months I ago. Everything of latest including 1 Fibrous plaster ceilings, enamelled \ range, cupboards, bins, built in ward- ; robes, linen press, etc. The place is in I better order today than when it was i built. Large garage; I-acre section. Rates 18/- year. Price £lO5O. Building Society mortgage.

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Southland Times, Issue 24332, 13 January 1941, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Southland Times, Issue 24332, 13 January 1941, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Southland Times, Issue 24332, 13 January 1941, Page 2

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