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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19997, 14 January 1927, Page 16

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE. £2OOO. SUNNY ROSLYN. BEAUTIFUL BRICK BUNGALOW, With MARSEILLES r I LE ROOF. 5 good rooms, latest grates; porcelain bath, hand basin, hot and cold water, electric light; expensive fittings. Delightfully Sunny Situation. Sun Verandah. Lovely Carden. Rare View. ABSOLUTELY ONE OF THE PICKED SPOTS OF ROSLYN. This Lovely Home was designed and' built specially for the onwer. ONLY JUST ON THE MARKET. Owner Leaving Hurrie'dly for the North. RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR SOMEONE. EEIDS, LIMITED, AUCTIONEERS. ’Phone 190. Private ’phone 3564. £1475 (£lO9 DEPOSIT). PRETTIEST BUNGALOW AT ANDERSON’S BAY. MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW, 5 Rooms and Kitchenette. Panelled reception hall, latest slab grates, fibrous ceilings, expensive electric fittings, porcelain bath, hand basin, hot and cold water, built-in wardrobes, pantry, kitchenette, etc. Slightly elevated position (yet no climb). Delightfully sunny spot. Northerly aspect. Splendid position, best part of the Bay. Ample room for garage. Rare view. THIS IS SOMETHING GOOD. Near 2d Car. Apply REIDS, LIMITED, AUCTIONEERS. ’Phones 190, 3391. Private ’phone 3564. J) A I R Y FARM, HANDY TO DUNEDIN, FOR URGENT SALE. 135 acres freehold, heavy bush land, has carrid regularly 19 dairy cows, besides young stock, horses, etc., and kept them well. Subdivided into 11 paddocks; good House; concreted byre, hut, dairy, stable, and loosebox, trapshed, pigstves, and fences good; well watered, and in splendid heart. REASONABLE PRICE AND TERMS. IRELAND. JOHNSON (LTD.), 13ja _ Estate Agents. £f*Q DEPOSIT, CITY. FOUR ROOMS. On rise, city; electric, conveniences. No cars required. Good view. 25s per week. TAMBLYN, M’KENZIE, RHODES. ns«A DEPOSIT, balance as rent; 4-roomed owOU HOUSE; conveniences’; good garden ; sunny .spot. —Dooley’s, Octagon. DEPOSIT, balance easy; 6-roomed dtiOU HOUSE; conveniences; good garden.—Dooley’s, Octagon. 3235 OR OFFER: 6-roomed BUNGAdiIOUU LOW; all conveniences; garage : large section; terms. —Dooley’s, Octagon. 3237 WE have several Good Sections. We have a tew Snips In Properties.— DOOLEY’S. Octagon. 12Ja FOR SALE, 5-robmed HOUSE; Factory road, Mosglel; kitchenette: e. 1., h. and c..—Pull particulars 417, Times. ITIOR SALE, COUNTRY STORE; good ’ lease: cheap rent; turnover £4OOO year; no agents.—Write 503, Times Office. FOR SALE. FOR SALE, one SHARE Afforestation (Ltd.), £ls paid; sell £7 105.—488, Times. 14Ja FOR SALE, five SHARES ; Group 9, United Starr-Bowkett Society; best offer. — 489, Times. ■ 14ja PRESERVING JARS—Zetland Airtite igallon, screp top, new, 6s 6d half dozen.—O’Donnell, King street. FOR' SALE, unique little BUSINESS: good turnover; all profit; price £75. Address No. 447, Times Office. FOR SALE, Spring-dray MARE; 5 years old ; guaranteed In every way.—Apply' 482, Times Office. I4Ja V\TANTED to Sell Mauser RIFLE; price W £4 XOs; absolute bargain.—Apply 153 Rattray street. , 14ja FOR Automobile and High-speed Steam Engines, Turbines, and all Internal Combustion Engines. OYTB’S METALS, No. 11 alloy and ICE qualities. H OTHER QUALITIES to suit every requirement.—Full particulars R. B Dennlston and Co., Stuart street, Dunedin. FOR SALE, MILK CART; with fittings; excellent order; £9; quick sale.— Apply 2 Nile, street, St. Clair. 14Ja THE SMALLEST REPUBLIC. PRESIDENT ON £3 A YEAR. I have just met President Pera Font Altimir, chief of Andorra, the oldest and smallest republic in the world, writes a correspondent in a recent issue of the London Daily Mail. Lying high up in the Pyrenees between France and Spain, Andorra has preserved its feudal character for more than 1000 years. Its head, who receives but £3 annually, is a man of 55, tall, rugged, and genial. Leaving his flocks and herds on the mountain side —for this mediaeval ruler is a peasant and caitle owner first and a statesman after wards—he greeted us with easy courtesy j and entertained us at luncheon. The President is u progressive, but must move slowly among a people who sling suspic ously to a policy of splendid isolation. Mo told us that when the road was built from the Spanish frontier the whole country was up in arms against this devilish and revolutionary change Filey lay down on the track and wept long and copiously. Anot.he. time, he said, a syndi cate wanted to plant a gambling saloon in the centre of this quiet land, but in face of the threatening attitude of the Andorrans the promoters fled. There are no journals or newspapers in Andorra. “Two foreigners,” said the , President, “wanted to start a newspaper ’ | Ho smiled broadly. “My people chased them out.” The President lives in a house like a , Swiss chalet with huge eaves. In the palace I found a curious mixture of business and pleasure. The dining-room has benches belli long and hard and adjacent to it is a gigantic kitchen where an ox can bo roasted whole. For a good dinner, so the President declared, is essential to law-making in Andorra. , At first sign o worms give WADE S | WORM FIGS —wonderful worm worriers. I Safe, pleasant remedy. Chemists and stores. —Advt.