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AUCTIONS NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO. OF N.Z., LTD., H. MATSON and CO. ADDINGTON SALE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28,’ 1958. e On Account of MR N. E. McINTOSH. Leanachan, Rotherham: 200 Halfbred Ewe Hoggets. On Account of BUCHANAN and ], HAY, Kinloch, Little River: 200 Romney Wether Hoggets, s 50 Two and Four-tooth Romney ■: Wethers. „ NATIONAL MORTGAGE and 9 AGENCY CO., LTD., d and H. MATSON and CO., Auctioneers, r Christchurch. J’ 2718 I’ NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND i- AGENCY CO. of N.Z., LTD. s . AND H. MATSON AND CO. REMINDER SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION n OF THE U HALSWELL ROAD SUBDIVISION, it OF n 23 SPLENDID g 23 SPLENDID BUILDING SECTIONS BUILDING SECTIONS ON BEHALF OF THE CHURCH PROPERTY TRUSTEES I, ON MONDAY NEXT. NOVEMBER 24 AT 7.30 P.M. q In Our Land Sale Room, 187-189 CASHEL ST. Plans are available from the . Auctioneers: NATIONAL. MORTGAGE and AGENCY CO.. LTD.. and H. MATSON and CO.. or The Church Property Trustees, 173 Cashel street. 2714 NATIONAL MORTGAGE 5 AND AGENCY CO. And H. MATSON AND CO. FIVE BEAUTIFUL SEASIDE SECTIONS Situate LITTLE AKALOA , For Sale by Private Treaty. Apply: NATIONAL MORTGAGE and t AGENCY CO., r And H. MATSON and CO., ■' 187 Cashel street, Christchurch, j 2713 - NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO. of N.Z., LTD. c ’ AND H. MATSON AND CO. f AUCTION OF OXFORD PROPERTY ; NATIONAL MORTGAGE and i AGENCY CO. k LTD., and H. MAT- .’ SON and CO., have received instruc- -* tions from the partnership of E. D.. E. M. and R. GARLICK, to offer by Public Auction on FRIDAY NEXT. - NOVEMBER 28, 1958, at 2.15 P.M. In Our Land Sale Room, i 187-189 CASHEL STREET, t the property comprising 209 ACRES J 19 PERCHES divided into three blocks. This Is all sweet country, -j at the moment carrying sheep and dairy cattle, well fenced with gorse • and wire fences, and all well 7 watered. All the blocks are handy 1 to each other and work particularly 7 well as one unit. It has great fat 1 lamb potentialities, small seeds and e cereal crops. e The buildings comprise 5-bed-roomed house, 3 sun porches, dining q room, lounge, small sitting room, kitd chen, pantry, bathroom, lavatory, hoi and cold w-ater, electric light, septic tank. All well laid out with a n nice garden. Washhouse and 2 out- . side bedrooms, fowlhouse, 2 im- ’’ plement sheds, granary, wood shed, ’ concrete pigstye, concrete 4-bail “ dairy, double garage, 8-bail cowshed e used as a feed shed, all in very good ® order. d On the adjacent block of 76 acres there is an up-to-date shearing shed. L AUCTIONEER’S NOTE.—This pro- - perty has been in the Garlick family - for many, many years, and for a - considerable period the house has >. been used by Mrs and Miss Gari. lick as a guest house, and for this ’. particular type of work and its d handiness to Oxford, and its delighti. ful climate. It lends itself particun larly well, and bookings have been 1, accepted right up over the Christs mas period. There is an assured ins, come from this guest house should t any intending purchaser wish, alv though, of course, it does not have e to be used as a guest house should c the purchaser decide to concentrate ; t on the farm alone. 2 The property is to be offered as t a whole, but failing a sale each block a will be sold separately. We have o no hesitation whatsoever In recommending intending purchasers to ing spect this property and arrangements can be made through this Office or > our Oxford Agent. NATIONAL MORTGAGE and , AGENCY CO., LTD., and H. MATSON and CO., Auctioneers - MESSRS WESTON, WARD and LASCELLES, Solictors. = 3497 ALEX. HARRIS, LIMITED. l * IMPORTANT DUNEDIN AUCTION, 5 NEXT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25 - At the Residence, I “RAVELSTON,” ? NO. 33 ALVA STREET, DUNEDIN. £ at 11.30 a.m. L Instructed by the PERPETUAL TRUSTEES CO., LTD., we will S offer by Public Auction a LARGE CATALOGUE OF PERIOD FURNITURE to Include:— A MAGNIFICENT GEORGIAN ROSEWOOD TABLE (circular, 51inch diameter), Set of 3 ANTIQUE MAHOGANY REGENCY CHAIRS (upholstered In Tapestry*. Circa. 1815), SMALL PLAIN ANTIQUE OAK COFFER (Circa, 1700), Antique Oak Country-made CHIPPENDALE TABLE (with drawer and fret brackets in corners, Circa, 1760), CRICKET TABLE (Oak Legs and Walnut top, Circa, 1785), LARGE PEWTER CHARGER (with engraved coat of arms. Circa, 1750), Jacobean Oak Moulded Front “MULE CHEST” (with rising lid, 2 drawers underneath, Circa, 1690), ANTIQUE PIERCED BRASS FENDER TRIVET, Circa, 1810, Set of 3 Rosewood Dining Chairs (cabriole legs). Lady's VICTORIAN WALNUT CHAIR (cabriole legs), Adams Period Walnut n OCCASIONAL CHAIR (Fluted legs). c Sheraton Mahogany CHINA CABINET. Burr-Walnut LOO TABLE (47 inches, 4-point base), Burr-Walnut LOO TABLE (48 inches. 4-point j base). Set of 4 Mahogany Dining Chairs (Fluted legs), Sheraton Mahogany Sideboard, Round Mahogany p Dining Table (extra leaf). Large SUPERIOR WILTON PILE CARPET Sheraton Dressing Table, with dainty - Sheraton Spider Mirror. Pair Twin MAHOGANY BEDS OLD ENGLISH OAK GRANDe FATHER CLOCK. Sterling Silvei Ware. Old SHEFFIELD PLATE! CANDELABRA (5 branches). ROCKINGHAM CHINA TEA SERVICE E.P. Ware, Old Porcelain China e Chippendale Mahogany Chest (< |S drawers), Hepplewhite Mahogany Chest (4 drawers), and numerow other articles. Inspection, Monday, November 24 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and mominj of sale from 9 o’clock. s - ALEX. HARRIS. LIMITED, _i Auctioneers, 377 Princes street. 'Phone 88-576, DUNEDIN. 643! i 7 ■ = FOR THE BEST BUYS > e AT THE LOWEST PRICES if USE THE WANT ADVTS. S » n ’THE PRESS” to get the Fastest Sale Results at th £ Lowest Advertising Cost. 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