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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14668, 30 October 1909, Page 16

VULIS BY AUCTION. THURSDAY, 4th NOVEMBER At 12.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Prinass street CHOICE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. MUSSELBDRGH. Modern Four Rooms, ull coiwonicaoes; No. 23 Girovo street. ALEX. HARRIS & 00. havo received instructions from Mr J. Jolly (who is leaving Dtmodin) to soil by auotion, as above: Section 12, Ulook I, Musselburgh; • area 50ft by 132 ft, fronting Grove street, wilii a well-built 4-rooraod Dwelling; soullory, bath (hot and oold); largo rooms, fitted with waidrobcs and oupboatds; waslihouse, etc., fowlhous© and ran. Tho Section is tastefully laid out in garden. ' 230 • WEDNESDAY, 10th NOVEMBER, At 12.30 o'clock. At Room 6, Princes street. CHOICE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, . ST. CLAIR. ST. GLAIR. Modern 7-roomed Dwelling, with every convenience, Edward street, St. Clair. Practically for Absolute Side, U LEX. HARRIS & 00. -£x havo received instructions from the Owner (who is leaving Dunedin) to sell, as above: Soction 47, Block I, fronting Edward street, St. Clair; area 32 poles (more or less), with a first-class Rcsidonce of 7 rooms, bath, hot and cold water, gas throughout. A splondid chance for anyone wanting a home in this locality, as the owner must «ch\ . 300 TUESDAY, 16th At 12.30 o'clock, At Rooms, Princes street. CHOICE BUILDING SITES, ST./CLAIR. ST. CLAIR. Part of Forbury Park Estate. ST. CLAIR. ST. CLAIR. ■/:■ Tho Favourite Seaside Resort of Dunedin. I'ronting Victoria road, Kennedy street, Onslow street, and Royal crescent. ONE BLOCiC FROM CAR LINE. Important Salo of 26 VALUABLE FREEHOLD SECTIONS. 26 VALUABLE FREEHOLD SECTIONS. All largo Sections, with fino,outlook, sheltered, from cold winds, charmingly situated, and the pick of tho land in this locality, NO FILLING IN REQUIRED. EASY TERMS. £10 deposit, balance by half-yearly payments extending over throe years, with interest at 5 per cent. VALUABLE RESIDENTIAL SITES, 'Near tho beach, closo to school, church,. and bowling green, and ono minute from car stopping place, concession tram faros, and tho finest Sections offering in St. Clair. A SPLENDID INVESTMENT that will offer yob good present security, and that offers a great speculative value. Plans now ready. LAND TRANSFER TITLES. AL EX. HARRIS & C 0. havo received instructions from the Forbury Park Land Company fo sell by auction, as above. 200 MONDAY, 15th NOVEMBER, , ' At 12.30 o'clock. At Auction Rooms, 249 Princes street. CHOICE SUBURBAN PROPERTY COSY 4-ROOMED BRICK AND , PLASTERED HOUSE. HALF-ACRE FREEHOLD LAND. SUNNY ANDERSON'S BAY. £a Electric Tram Route, Near Twopenny Section, and Near Quarry. THE OWNER'S UPSET MEANS AN EASY SALE (Almost No Reserve). If you want your family to look well and bo well, this is the place for you. SUNNY, WELL SHELTERED, BRIGHT AND CHEERY Livoj healthy hedges, ornamental trees, fruit garden (assorted fruits), vegetablo garden, fowlrun, asphalt paths and aynl, four vory aiwly-plastercu rooms, with . passage, liroplaco in every room, good — / range, bathroom, washliouso (copper and tubs), ove'ry convenience. A worker can make tho produco pay the ;■',• purchaso inonoy. This Proporty will sell at_ an astonishingly low ligurc. Do not mis s the opportunity for, a bargain. ',' rjEFjRIN, II ALLY, & CO. yf will sell by auction, as above.

;.. • ' REMINDER I THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 30th OCTOBER, At 1 o'clock sharp. Monster Sale by Auction of Unredeemed Pledges, Gold and .Silver Watches, Bangles, 'Brooches, Muff Chains, and Jowollery of all sorts, Sewing Machino, Gents' Bicycles, Guns, Tools, and all ohmes of Pledgee. JAM E S SAMBD N & CO. have been instructed by Mr Wedlafco to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling ttreet, lies largo collection of valuablo Unredeemed Pledges. SALE SHARP at 1 O'CLOCK. ' Seo full Advertisement in Wednesday and ;• Friday's Star. 290 MONDAY, Ist NOVEMBER, '2 o'clock sharp. ■ UNDER.POWER OF BILL OF SALE. SALE BY AUCTION. • 100 Pairs Men's, Women's; and Children's Boots and Shoes, all sizes, new stock good quality; Assorted Drapery, Gold and Silvor Watohes and Jewellery of every description, Leather Bags Singer Sowing Machine, D-8.8.L. Gun, 2 Gonts' Bicycles, Etc., Etc. JAMES SA M SON & CO. havo been favoured with instructions to 6ell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street: GENTS 18ct GOLD LEVER, GOLD CHAIN, LADIES' GOLD WATCHES, GOLD MUFF CHAINS, BANGLES, BROOCHES, PINS RINGS, SUPERIOR ; DIAMOND RING, DIAMOND AND SAPPHIRE 'ENGAGEMENT RINGS, and JEWELLERY OF ALL SORTS., Also, 100 pairs men's, women's, and chil- : dren's boots and shoos, 30 ladies' skirts, oilekin coals, (ronts' trousers, gents' suits, blankete, curtains, quilts, and a large as- ' sorted lot of drapery, 2 gents' bicycles, Singer Bowing machino. * 30 0 FRIDAY, sth NOVEMBER, 1909, ' At 12.30 sharp. , ' To Speculators, Builders, and those in v. sourcli of ft Property. 1 Bale by Auction, at Rooms. Dowling street, l FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. TAMES SAMSON k CO. > " % havo been instructed to sell by < auction, at thoir Rooms, Dowling street: 'Lot 1.-On account of Mrs Miscall: Her Property, situated at tho corner of ( M'Bridc street and Adolaido street; lino k corner Corporation Leasehold Section, at low ront of £2 10a por year; full valua■Aion at end of term; on which is erected a ' ■ijplcndid modem 5-roouied Dwelling; built- ■?!»/ wardrobo. two built-in bookcases, lireBpjfjaco in every room, bathroom, panelled Ipfliall. Venetian blinds, glass-end verandah, i WBlihouso (Utbs and boiler). N.B.—This Property is situated in tho ■ penny section, south end, between the two :ars. A rare chaiico to sccuro a- splendid homo in this locality. Lot 2.—On account of Mrs Short, who is leaving Duncdiu: A Fino Block of FREEHOLD LAND, close to Gardens, North- ' Ea6t Valley, suitable for subdivision, being Seotions 6, 7, 12, 13/ and 14, Block I, containing 1 aoro 2 roods, 25 poles, Township of Duddingston, North-East Valley. Tho is to four 6troct6. This Property runs right through to Pino Hill from Buccieugh street., Opposito the property of It. Glendining, Esq., lies well to the 6un, and is the key to the ton-acro block, recently belonging to Mason's Trustees, which fronts tho Main road. A rare chance to speculators or builders. Must bo sold. Lot 3—On account of Mr Hilgondorf: and 18, BLOCK I, Duddingston, adjoining tho above block, and making a large frontage to Buccleugb street, just , o(F Main road. A fine building allotment, ' containing over half-acre. Lot 4—Fino FREEHOLD SECTION, situated Mechanic 6trect (one of the best streets in tho Valley), on which is oreotod, a splendid brick and plastered DWELLING of 6 rooms, washhouso (copper and tubs); | good garden; splendid family homo; all in splendid repair; only a few doors from ; Main road. A small deposit and balanco as i rent will secure this splendid freehold. Daa't mis 6 inspecting it. • 270 N'~ OTES OiTrURAL TOPICS,' by Agricol*, Weekly in the OUgo Witness, dct'iag . with subjecJi <rf-sui«nt interest to-farm«&, '