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Evening Star, Issue 20996, 9 January 1932, Page 16

AUCTIONS. TUESDAY, 12fch JANUARY, At 12.30 o’clock. In Our Main Floor Rooms, Dowling street. In the Deceased Estate of John E. Morrell, Under Instructions from the Trustees. SPLENDID BLOCK, DIVIDED INTO 5 SECTIONS, With FRONTAGES TO THREE STREETS, Bay View road, Young street, Bird street, ST. KILDA, On which is erected Two Dwellings. Practically the only remaining block in St. Kilda. A GREAT CHANCE For Builders, Speculators, or those wanting an ideal section. FIRST TO BE OFFERED IN ONE LOT. If not sold will then be offered as follows ; Lot I.—Section No. 8, Block 39, 50 x 100, corner Young and Bird streets. Lot 2.—P tion No. 12, Block 39, 50 x 100, corner Bird street and Bay View road, with old Dwelling thereon. Lot 3.—Sections Nos. 7 and 11, Block 39, 40 x 200, facing Young street and Bay View road, with substantial Dwelling thereon. Lot 4. —Section No. 10, frontages to Bay View road, 40 x 100. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. have received instructions from the Trustees in the above estate to sell these splendid sections. TUESDAY, 12th JANUARY, At 12 o’Clock. In Downstairs Rooms, Dowling street. Under Instructions from Various yendors. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FURNISHINGS, AND EFFECTS. 7-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE (In blue Genoa), 7-DRAWER GOLDEN OAK SINGER SEWING MACHINE, 4-VALVE WIRELESS SET (De Forest; complete with batteries and loud speaker), CHESTERFIELD SETTEE (in shadow tissue), JACOBEAN OAK DRAW-LEAF TABLE, OAK REFLEX DUCHESSE PAIR, OTTOMAN COUCH, 3 REVERSIBLE CARPETS (12 x 9), 4-PIECE OAK BEDROOM SUITE, 2 DIVAN CHAIRS. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. have received instructions to sell, in their downstairs rooms, Dowling' street, a large catalogue of household furniture and effects, which include; — Walnut iron-frame piano (Koch and Soehne), 7-piece Chesterfield suite, 3 reversible carpets (12 x 9), 7-drawer golden oak Singer sewing machine, 4-valve wireless set, 2 axminster carpets, Chesterfield settee, 4-pieca oak bedroom suite, 7-pieco saddlebag suite, Jacobean oak draw-loaf table, 2 divan chairs, std. hallstand, 2 violins, gramophone, oak reflex duohessc pair, 10ft Sin s 9ft Wilton carpet, ottoman couch, ohina cabinet, double and single wood bedsteads, wardrobes, pedestals, washstands. shakedowns, writing desk, tailor’s Singer sewing machine, large pier_ glass, overmantel, s.g. tea wagon, kitchen tables, chairs, wheelbarrow, meat safe, 2 single oak bods, copper kerbs, screens, companion sets, rugs, runner, linoleum, records, Remington typewriter, wire seat couch, tea wagons, quantity tea, sheets, towels, bedspreads, etc., etc. ON yiEW MORNING OF SALE, HOLIDAY RESORTS. THE ‘ EVENING STAR.* SUBSCRIBERS CAN OBTAIN THE ‘STAR’ REGULARLY on the day of issue from the following Agents : Purakanui Mrs M. Stevenson Purakanui Inlet Mr G. Henry Waitati Mr Ross Warrington Mr Couper Seaclifl Mr Hammond Karitane Mrs Hope’s Store Waikouaiti Mr Bunting Palmerston Mr F, W. Robinson Hampden Mr A, H. White Taieri Mouth Mr Graham Brighton Mr Murdoch Brighton Miss Miller Brighton (Ocean View) Mrs Jones Waihola Mr M'Cartby Outram Messrs ‘Adam Bros. Mosgiel Mr Borley Milton Railway Bookstall Balclutha Railway Bookstall Gore Mrs Ffrost Owaka Mr* Boroman Tahakops Mr Munro Alexandra Mr Jamie Roxburgh Mr Jeffrey Miller’s Flat Mr Faigan Tomahawk Mr Pereira Macandrews Mr Rowlands, jun. Broad Bay Miss Clearwater Broad Bay Mrs Fowler Portobello Mr Moss Also of the Motor Coaches to Berwick, to Middlemarch, Kaitangata, Owaka, Tahakopa, Lawrence, Tapanui, Roxburgh, and to Palmerston. Where deliver/ by Agents is impracticable, the Paper './ill bo forwarded by post as required.SAVE MONEY THIS SUMMER. Stay at BEVERLEY HOUSE, TIMARU. WE are now Booking for the Summer Holidays. Tariff Reduced, but no reduction in the High Standard of Accommodation and Service. Free Garage Accommodation. Proprietors, Mr and Mrs. W. J. HOGG. BED and Breakfast, 4s; Full Board, £2 per week.—Bexley, Trafalgar street, .Timaru. BRIGHTON,— To Let, comfortable Furnished Cottage, above bathing beach; £2 per week.—l 76, ‘ Star.’ GASA NOVA,” Oamaru, has superior Accommodation; every home comfort, modern conveniences; extensive grounds.—Phone 1-910; J. Laing. C" OUTTS~HOUSErBriihton7 Mrs~D7 Williamson, proprietress.—Book now for January and February and week-ends; reduced tariff. FURNISHED Crib to Let at Osborne township, Purakanui. —Apply 38 Carlyle street, North-east Valley. HOTEL CECIL, Christchurch (corner Manchester and Belfast streets).—Mrs M’Clelland has again taken over popular house; tariff from £2 2s; permanents by arrangement. KARITANE. —To Let, 5-roomed comfortably Furnished Cottage; all conveniences.—Particulars G. W. Brown, storekeeper. IVY ANOR HOUSE, Warrington.—Modern ILL conveniences; terms moderate, tennis court extra.—Apply Mrs Laverty, 17 Elder street, Dunedin. PERSONS requiring restful Holiday receive same farm house, sunny North Otago; moderate terms; references given. —248, 1 Star. 1 POUNAWEA. —Moffat’s Accommodation House; beach, bathing, boating at this favourite resort; phone; tariff reduced after holidays. QUEENSTOWN. —Available from 16th, Furnished Cottage; beautiful garden, e. light, range; moderate rent.—Box 10, Queenstown. O~UEENSTOWN, - Week-end Visitors, tents for two beds, stretchers, use cookhouse; I"; weekly; Mackenzie’s grounds. —Box 10. OXBURGH Grand Hotel, Official i S.I.M.U. and C.T. House; golf, tennis, bowls; moderate tariff.—J. C. Stevenson, proprietor. IVER VIEW HOUSE,' Papatowai (near Maclennan), has Vacancies for a few Boarders for Xmas and New Year, also January and February; reduced tariff and good accommodation write and inquire,— A, Shanks, proprietress.