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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXIII, Issue 18761, 27 December 1930, Page 23

FOB SALE. p/OR SALE or to let—“Kaiwarra.” About smin. from P. 0.; 10 Living Rooms, every conv. Pull-sized Tennis Lawn and Good Orchard; i acre level, Sunny, Corner Section, or part if preferred. Convenient to both High Schools, Main Public, and Catholic. An ideal Family Home, Doctor’s or Boarders. Free title. Particulars from Mrs J. Ord, ‘'Waltemata," 14 Wai-iti Rd. (near Viaduct). ’Phone 303. FOR SALE BY TENDER. BUSINESS OF FRUITERER AND CONFECTIONER. 'T'ENDERS are called for the purchase of the above business on basis of stock, plant and fittings at valuation. The premises have excellent situation at moderate rent and the concern presents a splendid opportunity for energetic man with personality. Tenders close on sth January, 1931, at 5 p.m., with the undersigned, from whom further particulars may be obtained. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. d’A. STANLEY GRUT, Public Accountant, WAIMATE. ETOR SALE— Beautiful American organ in perfect order. Cost £3O, will take £ll. Apply, 124 Church St. West. ETOR SALE—S.H. Tyres from 5/-; 30 * x 31, 31 x 4-40, 30 x 5-25, 32 x 41, almost new 815 x 105. Also tubes to fit same 2/8 each. Timaru Wrecking Co., near Rodgers’ Cycle Works. pTOR SALE —Black currants, 4d per 1 lb. W. F. Cameron, 24 John Street, Temuka. pTOR SALE—I-ton genuine Ford steel 1 delivery body, good order, suit trailer; also S.H. batteries, mags and carburettors, etc. Timaru Wrecking Co., Turnbull Street. p/OR SALE—--1 Californian Giant Aster Plants. They produce wonderful large show blooms, 1/- per dozen. Ostrich Plume Aster Plants, 9d per doz. Postage Extra. F. SMITH, Nurseryman, King St., Temuka.

IWJR G. S. SPOWART has instructed us to offer for Private Sale, his 6roomed Semi-Bungalow, situated 34 Elizabeth Street. All modern conveniences, including electric light, hot and cold water, bathroom, wardrobes and numerous cupboards. All conveniences under the one roof. Small section, concrete paths, garage and fence. Houses in Elizabeth Street, owing to the position being so handy to both town and Bay, are seldom for sale, therefore this offers a unique opportunity to purchase in this most desirable locality. The price is actually below value. PRICE £BSO and terms can be arranged. P. 1231 A. N. OAKEY AND CO., 'Phone 41. Strathallan Street. ryoß SALE—Finus umber In any 1 quantity, rough or dressed, T. and G. flooring, case timber; also quantity second-class, suitable for outbuildings, 8/- per 100 ft. Delivered on rail or by lorry, at reasonable rates. J. Scott. Geraldine. E'OR SALE—£76 deposit. S-roomed 1 house, all conveniences, well-built, and in good condition. Gas lighting, h and c, concrete paths, verandah. Price £785. Balance 30/- per week. Apply— GEO. HALL, Land and Estate Agent, ’Phone 1252. Stafford St. Nth. NOTICE TO FARMERS. FOR EXPERT PLOUGH SETTING And ALL CLASSES OF BLACKSMITH WORK, SEE: A. S. SHEPHERD, CLIFF STREET (Behind J. M. Ireland, Saddler) MARK HIGGINS, 21 ARCADE. ANOTHER CHEAP HOME. CLOSE IN. CLOSE IN. AND ON A ’BUS ROUTE. 25 KING STREET, 2- STORIED SEMI - DETACHED DWELLING, 6 Rooms and Kitchen, Scullery, Bathroom, Lighting, Hot and Cold Water, Wash-house and Coalhouse. A HIGH, LEVEL SECTION. 1-8 ACRE 20 PERCHES. SUNNY AND PRIVATE. THE DWELLING is in fairly good order, vacant at present, and will be sold on very easy terms. A small deposit—£2s upwards, balance as rent. A good chance to own your own home. Very easy ingoing. See me. MARK HIGGINS,

£3OO WILL BUY S-ROOMED HOUSE. DEPOSIT £25. REPAYMENTS 15/- A WEEK FOR INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL. It is substantially sound, has electric light, hot and cold water, bathroom, and all usual conveniences. It costs the buyer less than 7/6 a week, the balance is paying off the principal. £7OO OR OFFER IS THE PRICE OF A GOOD 4-ROOMED HOUSE. SMALL DEPOSIT. REPAYMENTS 25/- A WEEK FOR INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL. The rooms are all large, and the house has all conveniences, gas, hot and cold water, bath, verandah. The section is high and sunny with concrete paths, and is in a good locality reasonably close to town. £730 WILL BUY A PRACTICALLY NEW 5-ROOMED WOODEN BUNGALOW. DEPOSIT £IOO OR THEREABOUTS. REPAYMENTS 30/- A WEEK TO COVER PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST. It is a particularly attractive bungaiow with all conveniences, electric liglr.c, hot and cold water, porcelain bath, numerous presses and cupboards. There are several outbuildings, and the ■section is level, high, sunny, and the pro'’ perty is close to to^a. G. D. VIRTUE & THOS. DOYLE, Ltd., Crown Hotel Buildings. Telephones: Office, 1020; G. D. Virtue, , 1201; Thos. Doyle, 728.