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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15707, 8 March 1913, Page 16

TUESDAY, 11th MARCH, At 12 o'olock. Corner Livorpool and Bond streets. ST. CLAIR SECTIONS. INGS AVENUE, COUGHTREY STREET, VICTORIA ROAD. 6 DESIRABLE ALLOTMENTS. Well situated- and level. JOHN REID & SONS (LIMITED) arc instructed by the Owners (who have left Dunedin), to offer, as above: 1. Allotment 8, Newmarket, containing 1 rood 6 poles, having a frontago of 82ft 6£in to Ings avenue, being one of the best sections in; St. Clair, and suitable, if desired, for subdivision. 2. Allotment 21, Newmarket, fronting Coughtrey street, 54ft 9iin, containing 35 poles. An ideal building site, in a favourite street. 3. Allotment 9, containing 22 poles, having a frontage of about 44ft to Victoria road. A splendid level scction, close to Forbury road and the Esplanade. 4. Allotment 10, Victoria road, adjoining Lot 3. 5. Allotment 11, Victoria road, adjoining Lot 4. 6. Allotment 135, Forbury Park' Estate, containing 24.3 poles, having a frontage of 50ft to Victoria road, being a good sec'l(m' an " f lO f° P as t Royal orescent. Theso sites aire recommended as being among the pick of the remaining vacant allotments in St. Clair, and for genuine sale. Full particulars and information as to terms obtainable on application. ~ THIS~DAY^ SATURDAY, Bth MAROH, , At 2 o'olook. At Temporary Roonw, Prinoce street. UPRIGHT GRAND FULL IRON-FRAME PIANO iThurmer) DINING SUITE IN SADDLEBAGS (7 pieces), AND RECORDS, 6ft EXTENDING DINING TABLE, 4ft 6in ENGLISH OAK BEDSTEAD OIL PAINTINGS. PUCHESSE CHESTS, MARBLE-TOP WASHSTANDS AND WARE. J& 0U R R & CO. ( w favoured with instructions from Airs MGrngor (who is leaving Dunedin) to sell by auction, as above, Tho Whole pf her Household Furniture and l'lurnishinga. inoluding— tJprigJit grand iron-framo piano (Thurmcr), dining suite m saddlebags (7 picoes) 6ft extending d«nin s table, 4ft 6in English oak bedstead, gramophone and reoords, cluchejsc chests, marble-top .washstand, bedroom ware, rattan Chairs, Singer scwiu." machine, velvetcovered spring couch, ooeasional tables, bedsteads and bedding, linoleums, carpet square, stains runner, 10 pairs nrst-class blankets, kitchen and cookin°- utensils, etc., eto. TUESDAY, 11th MARCH, At 11 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. TO TOBAOONISTS AND OTHERS. In Bond. 501b Cigaretto Tobacco, silk cut 501b Virgin Gold Cigaretto Tobacco. In 51b tins. Without reserve. HARRIS & CO. , 8m . THURSDAY, 13th MARCH, At 2 o'clock. At Premises, No. 9 Richardson street, ST. KILDA. In the Estate of Bridget M'Auloy (deceased) FREEHOLD PROPERTY (Four-roomed Dwelling and good Section), For Absolute Sale. . Also, ■ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ALEX. HARRIS & CO. have received instruction from tho Irusfcecs to sell, as above, Aliment H, Block V, St. ICilda, area 14.69 polos, No. 9 Richardson street, witfc 4-roomed Dwelling, scullery, etc., thereon Also, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

comprising—Couches, chairs, brass-mounted bedsteads, wire and flock mattresses, blankets, etc., pedostal ducheaso table, washstands and ware; duchcsse chest, linoleums," chiffonier, fenders and irons, large dresser, china and crystal, pot stands, kitchen furnituro - 8m TUESDAY, 18th MARCH, 1913 At 11.30 o'clock. SAt.lv OF DAIRY COWS, Etc, At LNCHCLUTHA. ' The otago farmers' Co-opera-TIVE ASSOCIATION OF' NEW ZEALAND :LTD.) are favoured with in structioiis from Mr William Mulrine, Inoiiclutha, to sell by auction, on above date, His Valuable Herd of Dairy Cows, Store Cattle, and Horses, comprising— 60 selected dairy Cows, in profit and coming to profit 50 two-year-old Bullocks 8 first-class draught Mares and Geld'. ings, threo to six years ! 1 spring-van Horse, six yrard 1 carriage Horso, four vears; broken to single and doublo harness 1 carriage Horse, t-hreo vears; unbroken 1 first-elnss snddlo and harness Horse, threo years 2 brood Sows, neir farrowing 12 Slips 1 single digger plough 1 stump jumping plough Harness and sundries. Luncheon provided As Mr Mulrino is giving up dairying, this affords an opportunity to dairymen and others to acquire first-class dairy Cows. No outside entries. 8 m