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Evening Star, Issue 22475, 21 October 1936, Page 14

AUCTIONS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, At 12 o'clock Noon. At Sale Rooms, Marshall Chambers. Moray Place (near First Church). To Investors, Speculators. Shopkeepers, and Others, THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. The Opportunity to Invest in One of the Best Shopping Blocks in GEORGE STREET GEORGE STREET THOMSON TRUST FREEHOLDS CORNER MORAY PLACE AND GEORGE STREET To be Disposed of by Auction in separate lots. Five of the Allotments are held under renewable leases, the buildings belonging to the Lessees. These leases expire ‘on the 25th February, 1937, and upset rentals for a further term of 21 years will have to be settled by Arbitration and the rights to leases submitted to public competition at auction. As George street freeholds, and in this block in particular, have, during the last 20 years, increased in value to such a marked degree, it is naturally anticipated that for the next period the rentals will show very substantial increases. LOT 1 (Vernon Smith Limited): Has a frontage of 46ft 6in. LOTS 4 and 5 (S. E. Ferguson): Has a frontage of 28ft Sin. LOT 6 (Mutual Furs Limited) : Has a frontage of 20ft 2in. LOT 7 (Andrew Lees Limited); Has a frontage of 45ft lOin. Let 2 (J. Hendry and Sons Ltd.); Has a frontage of 20ft, llin. 1 LOT 3 (Estate of the late \V. 3. Williamson): Has a frontage of 20ft 81n. , The buildings on Lots 2 and 3 willbe sold together with their respective freeholds. The tenancies of these—viz., J. Hendry and Sons Ltd. and Fruit Shop, terminate on 25th February 1937. . , „ , Lot 8 is a nght-ot-way from Moray Place, and the purchaser of each allotment will have the right to use this useful and very valuable adjunct to his property subject to the usual conditions regarding upkeep of the same. Lithograph Plans Now Obtainable. * For further particulars apply to THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES COMPANY LIMITED, Corner Rattray and Vogel streets; MESSRS STEWART. PAYNE, AND FORRESTER, Solicitors Liverpool street; MESSRS DUNCAN AND MACGREGOR, Solicitors, National Bank Chambers. Princes street; PARK; REYNOLDS LIMITED, AUCTIONEERS, Offices, 39 Bond street (behind New Post Office).

SUPERIOR BUNGALOW RESIDENCE, OUTSTANDING POSITION, GLORIOUSLY UNRESTRICTED PANORAMIC VIEW. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4th, At 12 Noon. ■ At Our Rooms, 114 Princes street, Dunedin. Under - Instructions from ■ the Perpetual Trustees Co. Ltd. as Trustees in the Estate of A. H. M‘Lean. Messrs tamblyn, Rhodes, and JAMIESON will offer for Sale bjt Public Auction, as under: — That Freehold being Part Lot* 180 and 181, Glen Estate, containing approximately Ird 19.7p15, with all improvements thereon, known as 19 CROSBY STREET, MORNINGTON, WITH LARGE SECTION, WHICH COULD BE SOLD. Exclusive Double Brick Tiled-roof Bungalow, with garage, and excellent grounds. This beautiful Home is of 8 rooms, gun room, and kitchenette, including specially large lounge room, and is fitted throughout with central heating. The whole place is in perfect order, just a* new. ■Every precaution has been taken in designing this lovely home to provide ample bookcases, wardrobes, : cupboards, beautiful fireplaces, most convenient kitchenette, nice bathroom, and all ofiiccs compact and handy under the one roof. The view of the harbour is simply wonderful; and the property, enjoys all the sunshine possible. A charming substantial home, worthy of your inspection. Further particulars from THE PERPETUAL*TRUSTEES CO. LTD.; Or J. L. CALDER, Solicitor; Or THE AUCTIONEERS. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), OCTOBER 22, 12 Noon. At Rooms No. 10 Dowling street. HOME FOR A BUSINESS MAN. (The low upset suggests a bargain.) 8 ROOMS, on the rise, 65 LONSDALE STREET, 12 minutes’ walk our office and few minutes High street tram line. Magnificent Wooden Residence, slate roof, all conveniences. Approximately i freehold, wide frontage. £l5O deposit, arrangeable with Auctioneers prior to sale. Cards to inspect from Rs. McKenzie limited. . WILKINSON, ROLFE, AND WILSON, Solcitors. THURSDAY, 22nd OCTOBER, At 2.30 o’clock. Account Those Concerned. Dm. s p e d d i n g • is instructed to Sell by Auction at, his Rooms on Thursday, at 2.30 o’clock;— Four enamel baths, 12 sheets Tentest wall board, 9 sheets black iron, vertical powerdrilling machine, liiri saw spindle, 2 b.p.’ single-phase motor, 40ft steel wireless mast, 25gal copper circulator, Ijin double-acting' water pump, 2400 gal tanks, 3 dozen milk buckets, garden seat terazzo sink top, gas cooker, 36 x 6 wood split pulley, 25gr tyre bolts, 2 boxes horseshoe nails, scwt chaplets, Goodwood cutter, Halliday gas boiler, 15gr pipe hooks, 5 earthenware sinks, 4 porcelain basins, 2 pedestal basins, 2 cis-1 terns, 6 bottling cocks, 7 pieces cast steel, 2 kegs copper rivets, 8 gallons red roof paint, and a number of other lines.

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