Sales by Auction. FRIDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, At 2 o'clock. CHOICE FREEHOLD CORNER SECTION. Frontage to Duke street ... 55ft „ to George street ... 132 ft. Low upset of £275 to induce competition. HO TV DB S & WALTON are instructed to sell the above beautiful Section by public auction on Friday next, 2nd February, at 2 o'clock.Further particulars on application to HOWDEN & WALTON, Land Auctioneers, 30ja High street. FRIDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY 1894, At 2 o'clock. HOWEEN & WALTON are instructed to sell by auction, at their Central Auction Rooms, High street, The following Properties, viz.: The corner Section, being 17 and part of 16, Block I (area 31£ poles), Township of Kew, having a frontage of 156 links to Cargill road, on which is erected the substantial store and dwelling and other large outbuildings occupied by Mr A. J. Larking. The Store is a very old-established ono and has the Post Office and Telephone Bureau attached, and in the hands of an active man could be very much improved, as the premises are suitable for the carrying on of other businesses. Also, Corner Section, No. 5, Blcck I, Township of Kew, containing an area of 26| poles, with cottage and other outbuildings erected thereon, having a frontage of 95 links to Forbury road. Easy terms can be arranged for both Properties. For further particulars apply to H. BARON, Solicitor, Princes street; Or THE AUCTIONEERS. SATURDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY. TO STUDMASTERS, SPORTSMEN, AND OTHERS. BREWER & TRBMBATH have received instructions from Alexander Anderson, Esq. (Waikoikoi), to sell at their Bazaar, Gore, on Saturday, February 3, The whole of his TROTTING STOCK, Including Mares, Colts, and Fillies sired by Berlin and King Harold from Peer, Robin Hood, Berlin, and other mares. . ! Aleo. The Trotting Stallion King Harold, by Childe Harold; dam by Yorkshire J Hero (imported). King Harold is better known iit trotting circles as Trust. The Auctioneers can recommend the above to intending purchasers as a really grand, useful, young, sound, and serviceable class of stock, being suitable for any gentleman to ride or drive, and fit for road or trotting track. Comment on King Harold is unnecessary, as he is undoubtedly one of the best horses of his class in the colony. For Positive Sale. > Also, On account of J. Roes, Esq. (Melbourne): 11 draught Mares and Geldings, 4 to 6 years. 30ja Publication. V OTAGO WITNESS %* THURSDAY, 25th JANUARY. THE WEEK: The Railway Commissioners. Telephonic Extension. The Uttermost Farthing. A Night Service. De-magnetised. The Ride to Death. 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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9959, 30 January 1894, Page 4
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