AUCTIONS. WEDNESDAY, 2ist APRIL, 1920, At 2 O CIOCX. On the Premises, No. SO Highgats. Under Instructions from the Official Assignee. la the Bankrupt Palate of Thos. DonaldBon, trading as isimtn, ibous, aad Cd., of Avosiyn, xaumboi*. BRICK SH.Ox': A-Ri.oX.oD OK LEASEIiVinD PtlUPEitii'A WiriDJl HAS APUUT 10 YPAAA XU IiIJA AX A V IvA KI. V R, ANTAL OF £7. This is a wen-buiit Brick Shop and Bencnes, Finings, etc;, very suitable for a pmumer, caoineimttK.er, or any other business oi a mte na&ure. Tuero is at tn© tune a good connection. ’ with the pnuuoing business, anci auyoouy desiring to sLarx should, lose no opportunity oi inspecting. Int will be sold at the same time, whicn includes— , iJoubiO-truss Cornish folding Machine, Cuttmg Aiaomne, clumber's Grooving Toois, Plumpers Liow .Lamp, Vyces, Piping, spouting, Verticals, Taps, Guiuotiuo, Slocks ami -tilts, Piumoer $ Fire, Liurncane Lamp, ‘fou-UAnixUiS TAxVa, FiRLTUUOF (VWiiiix'Writing Table, Cups and Lining, Laaueis, Globes, and ail tno neCc>s.ity louxs and appliances to carry on a p.uaibxug business. M^ is 3 ’ a: ' les SAMSON and go. Atjl have received instructions from the uuove. “THE EYE OF ST. CLAIR.” , Su bdiv.sio:i Choice Property in the Estate late Ur AL Jrfdc, fronting Forburv road. HoDion ana fcandringiiam streets. Plans on application. • s “ JTOHN REID AND SONS, LTD., Auctioneers. SEE THE SITES. ON EASY TERMS. Magnificent Building Allotments. SEE THE RESIDENCE. GENTLEMAN'S SUPERIOR HOME, With Large Freehold. X ROOD 14 POLES. xhe House is of very attractive appearance, has quaint glassed-iu verandah i rooms and kitchen, also 2 maids' room; downstairs and 3 bedrooms upstairs. Thf conveniences include electric light (handsome ntungsi, gas, large bathroom (porcelain bail and basin) pantry, scullery, linen presses undr}-, also large glasshouse, 2 lavatories, etc. _ Xiie decorations* throughout the house f le n \ e -of taste, and the whole place is in order. It is A CHARMING HOME. . The grounds are beautifully mid out, and inspection strongly recommended. it more ground was desired with the house, the tennis court (Lot 5 on plan would be a splendid adjunct. CALL FOR A PLAN. The Rale will be held on SATURDAY, 24th APRIL AT 2 PAL, ON THE GROUND. Further particulars from MESSRS DOWNIE, STEWART, AND PAYNE, Solicitors: r REIDS, LTD., Auctioneers.
Both the Balclutha Borough Council and the' Glut ha County Council protest against the increased levy on the part of the Otago Hospital Board. An appeal to the Prime Minister is suggested. • A cure that is sure—“NAZOL.” Sends coughs and colds packing in double-quick time. Easy to take.—^Airt^J
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Evening Star, Issue 17325, 13 April 1920, Page 6
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