AUCTIONS. FRIDAY, 24th NOVEMBER, At 2 o’clock. On the premises, Main road, Allanton. In the Estate of Joseph Kreft (deceased). COMFORTABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. GOOD 4-ROOMED COTTAGE. SPLENDID LEVEL SECTION, Fronting Main road, Allanton (near Bakery). Also, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 20 HIVES OF BEES and HOFFMAN HIVES. PARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED, Auctioneers, will sell by auction, as ibove. MONDAY. 27th NOVEMBER, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Manso street. $ Instructed by the Trustees in ll'o Estate of Robert Thompson (deceased). VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. 1. City.—King street and Albany (,‘r«ct: 3 Shops and Dwellings .and 25-roomed Cottages; ground rent, £45 per annum; annual rental, £l9O. 2. Richardson street.—Nos. 29 ard 51: 2 4-roomed Houses; ground rent, £7 10s per year: annual rent, £67. 3. M’Glashan street.—Nos. 11, 13, IS, 17 : 4 5-roomed Wooden Cottages; ground rent, £8 per year; annual rent, £124. DESIRABLE ROSLYN FREEHOLD. 4. Leven street.—No. 20 (fronting Town Bolt): 8-roomed Wooden Residence; beautiful large freehold section, containing 2 roods 21 poles. In the Estate of Tillotfion Hartley (deceased). 5. Balinacewen, Maori Hill.— Splendid Building Site, Pilkington street, containing 38 poles. 6. Kaikorai Valley. Compact Freehold Property, containing 34 poles, Township of Chesters, with a well-built 2-roomed Cottage. ~r „ , Also, 7. South Dunedin. 224 Oxford street: 3-roomed Cottage; scullery*, washhouse (copper and tubs! drained to" sewer. 8. Momington.—No. 6 Blansfiekl street ■ 6-rootued Villa; light, and freehold section containing 18 poles. 9. Momington.—Stansfield street: Freehold Section adjoining, 18 poles. i'DARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED, A Auctioneers, will sell by auction, as above. MONDAY, 27th. NOVEMBER, At 2 o’clock. On tbo Premises, No. 13 Taimii rood (off Anderson Bay road, near Quarry). instructed by Mr W. J. Wilkie (who has left Dunedin). SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. KAURI MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD SADDLEBAG COUCH. AND MORRIS CHAIRS, AXMINSTER CARPETS AND RUNNER GREEN POLISHED BEDROOM SUIT®’ Brass Kerb, Fire Brasses, Pictures,. Vases. Iriiaments, Rattan Chairs, Upholstered ft loker Chairs, Flower Pedestals, Casement mirtaicß, Dining Table and Cover, Austrian uhairs, Tapestry Carpet, Linoleum, Japanese cabinet, Panel Bedsteads, Du cheese Chests, M'arhl© Toilet Ware, Wire Mattresses, Kapok Matt reuses, Books, Child’s bmng Cot Single Iron Bedsteads and Bedmui WMtotonrto. Toilet Ware, Kitchen labJo, Electric Iron, Kitchen Dresser, Child’s High Chair, Kitchen Utensils, Table MaiMe, Clothes Basket, Crockeryware, Wringer, Garden Tools, Nursery Guard. ARK ’ „ REYNOLDS, LIMITED, will sell by auction, as a bore. On View Momibg of Sale. P FRIDAY, Ist DECEMBER, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Manse street. TWO VERY CONVENIENT HOUSES Opposite the Oval. FRONTAGE TO VOGEL AND CUMBI LAND STREETS. HARBOR BOARD LEASE. RENT £ -PER ANNUM. No Trams Necessary*. Good Lotting Hour Convenient to Railway and Tram Sheds [OABK, REYNOLDS, LIMITI JL are instructed by the Trustees of Estate of the late Henry North to sell . auction, Unoxpirod terms of Harbor Board Be of Sections 8 and 9, Block XL., Dunedin years and 4 months to run, with fronta of 72ft 6in to Vogel and Cumberland strei Ground rent, £l2 per annum. Renewal cla or full valuation. 26-ROOMED HOUSES; Bathrooms, bay windows, porticos, p tries, washhouse (copper and tubs). ’ Those two bouses are well built w arched and dadoed halls, panel ceilings, m sound timber throughout; drained to I) regulations. No. 315 has electric liMit stalled. . strongly advise one in search of a m investment property to inspect these'’ their convenient position will always gu antee their being occupied. The outlook pleasant, and cannot be blocked. For further particulars apply to Messrs MONDY AND STEPHENS, Solicitors, Express Company Buildings Or ° THE AUCTIONEERS MONDAY, 18th DECEMBER, 1916, At 12 o’clock noon. , SALE OP OTAGO HARBOR BOARD j LEASES OP SECTIONS IN DUNEDIN, I as under: Block LVIL, Sections 8 to 15 (both inc’.u----i-ive) and 10 to 28 (both inclusive); now occupied by M’Callum and Co. Block LVIL, Sections 16, 17, 18, and 19; now occupied by Stronacb, Morris, and Co., Ltd. Block LVIIL, Sections 1 and 2; now occupied by the Milburn Lime and Cement Co., Ltd. Block LXVI., part Section 11; now occupied by W. Duncan and Son. Block LXVL, part section 12; now occupied by 4V. Duncan and Son. Tile above Sections arc subject to payment of valuation for buildings, etc. Also, the following vacant Sections: Block LXUI., Sections 8, 10, and 22 (below Towsley street). Block LXX., Sections 13, 14, 15,* and 30 (frontage to Ward street). PARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED, have received instructions from tbo Otago Harbor Board to offer for lease bypublic auction the above-mentioned Lands at their Rooms, Manse street, Dunedin, on the above date. Fpr further particulars apply- to „ ' THE AUCTIONEERS, Or to Messrs MONDY AND STEPHENS, The Board’s Solicitors, New Zealand Express Buildings, Bond street. SALE BY AUCTION. FRIDAY, 24th NOVEMBER, At 2 o’clock, j In Downstairs Rooms, Dowling street, i HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EV DESCRIPTION. DINING SUITE IN SADDLEBAG AXMINSTER CARPET, WALNUT OVERMANTEL, 6ft OAK TELESCOPE TABLE, OIL PAINTING, BRUSSELS CARPET SQUARE. CARVED OAK HALL STAND. QUAINT OAK BEDROOM SUITE (3OREGON DUCHESS® PAIR, VELVET PILE CARPET, KITCHEN AND COOKING UTBNS Also, DAISY VACUUM CLEANER. Messrs james samson* and co. have been favored with instructions to sell by auction, at the Downstairs Rooms, Dowling street, a large quantity of Useful Household Furniture, including— Chesterfield dining suite, 6ft cok telescope table, Axminster carpet and rug, Brussels square, fenders and brasses, oil painting, oak sideboard, bowls, curtains, tea sot, cutlery, linoleum, octagon tables, dining room suite in saddlebags, leather couch, high-back choirs, massive carved hall stand in oak, carved hall chair, hanging lamp, clock; slip mats, linoleum, certains, palnw tub, fiowor stand and bowl, table, 3-piece oak bedroom suite, velvet pile carpet, Oregon duohesse pair, d.i. beds and bedding, s.i. bedstead, wire and flock mattresses, child’s cot and maitrees, waslistand and ware, 3 duchesse chests, shakedowns, niarcella quilts, 3ft 6iu wardrobe, hgarth and sofa rugs, chairs kitchen table and chairs, vases, books’ kitchen dresser, stool, etc., etc. ’ ’, Also, 1 Daisy vacuum cleancs,
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Evening Star, Issue 16279, 23 November 1916, Page 6
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