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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17322, 23 May 1918, Page 8

! Mtw it APQTIOH. ■: Tras day. THURSDAY, 23rd MAY, At 12 o'clock. ■ • Rooms, Maneo street, v I*tnroted by the Executor in the Estate of Manon Cuthbertson (deceased). CUTY FREEHOLD PROPERTY, CBBETBATJ.Y SITUATED, ST. ANDREW STREET (Near Corner of King street). BRICK SHOP AND DWELLING, 4BOOMED COTTAGE, 3-ROOMED COTTAGE. EXCELLENT BUSINESS SITE, SUITABLE FOR WAREHOUSE, SHOP, , OR FACTORY. f|>ARK, REYNOLDS (LIMITED) are instructed to sell by auction, Part of Section 21, Block XXI, Dunedin, oontaimng 11.5 poles, with a double-storey brick Shop and 4 Irving' rooms, 4-roomed Cottage, 3-roomed Cottage, washhouse (copper, tube); drained to sewer. FOR DEFINITE SALE TO CLOSE TRUST. Further particulars from Messrs HERCUS & THOMSON, _ Solicitors, Princes street: Or, THE AUCTIONEERS. limy THIS DAY. THURSDAY, 23rd MAY. 1918, At 2 o'clock. At Rooms, Manse street. HARBOUR BOARD T.TIASKft A NEW BLOCK NEAR RATTRAY STREET. VALUABLE BUILDING SITES, Suitable for Factories, Stores, Coalvards. Etc. Close to Railway and Shipping. I/)W RENTALS, RENEWAL OR FULL VALUATION CLAUSE. 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION ON ORDINARY VALUES. UPSETS FROM £15 'PER SECTION PER ANNUM. ipARK, REYNOLDS (LIMITED) JL are instructed by the Otago Harbour Board to sell by auction, THE RIGHTS TO LEASES FOR l; YEARS OF 57 SPLENDID BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, Near Rattray street and Victoria wharves. Lithograph plans of 'this subdivision are now ready, and can bo obtained on application at the offices of the Harbour Book! or the Auctioneers. ■ This block is very suitable for the various purposes named above, and as further settlement on the Board's lands takes place this will be the centre of practically a new town, and the leases now offered are bound «2«.i nse JH a n To-day, to encourage settlement the Board has decided to reduce Jts Yaluers price for these sections by 25 per cent., and the upseta printed upon tho plans are the reduced amounts. MKKOHAV- J.~S, IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS, AND OTHERS are recommended to examine this proposi- > tion, as the rents are FAR BELOW THE FREEHOLD EQUIVALENT, and 14 years of a cheap rent capitalised in a bnsmesa gives the holder a chance of ' ext ?nding the business, / which could not possibly occur if it were burdened with the interest on the freehold ■value. •Sech-oiw 35. 36, 37, 40, 41. and 81 aw : °/ leas ® » u k«!t to payment of valuation fox any buildings. For further particulars apply to < THE AUCTIONEERS: THE SECRETARY • Or, ' Messrs MONDY & STEPHENS : Solicitors to the Board. ' * *• SALEOP ffI^ D^3; TaEOT «- _ . THIS DAY, /23rd DAY of MAY, 1918, * . At 2 p.m. At Room*. Manse street, Dunedin. By Order of the Collector of Customs. • \CESSKS PARK, REYNOLDS (LTD) JJJ- are instructed to sell by publio aucT over 689—Four Cases Earthern Vases, t U 3 91 411 Qraaments, ; I®* B to suit purchasers. ' H ,n ,? under bond > wiU be - Sltl tS 3 on dellver y» b«t subject to a jf" l ' °|. 30 P" cent, on the price realised I by auction, and in addition thereto. : oiw,- Ti M. CULLEN, 1 Collector of Customs. FRIDAY, 24th MAY, 1918, s " At 2 o'clock. In Downstairs Rooms, Dowling street. SALE BY AUCTION. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FUR NISHINGS, ETC ' SU IT E, High-back Chairs, Fancy Tables, Whatnots, Pot Stands and : £J°wer Bowls, STAINED OVAL GATE ; AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARE, Hearth Rugs, Slip Mats Sofa i <W T wiod aLtarit angle Wood Beds, D.I. and S.I. Bed! t steads, Bedding, Wire Mattresses, Kapok Mattresses, Duchess© Pairs, Y Toilet Tables, Washstands, Ware, Tea Sets Y opper T ,. rbs „ and Brasses, Fenders and' , Irons, Piano Stool, OVERMANTEL, Pictures, Vases, Cutlery, Crockery, Lawn : Mower, Kitchen Tahles and Chairs, Dre*ser Steps, 15ft Ladder, Quilts, Blankets, Utcaurils 6110 ker ' Kltchen and Cooking v Also, on behalf of City Tailor: 2 Tailor-made Costumes and 2 Gents' Suits. ; ■TtI'ESSRS JAMES SAMSON & CO * been favoured with instructions to sell by auction at their Rooms, Dowling street, aa above, ■ On View Morning of Sale. THURSDAY, 6th JUNE, At 11.30 a.m. CLEARING SALE OF STOCK, IMPLEMENTS. ETC. On the Farm, Kuri Bush. TV>NALD REID & CO. ,LTD.) i. ~1 In conjunction with • TVRSSRS.TODD BROS. & CO. (LTD) : tT", "fe 11 instructed by Mr Frank "I 11 t(w , has disposed of his f»m) to aeU by public auction, as above, Sheep, Cattle, Implements, etc., " comprising— 200 crossbred Ewes; two, four, six, and eight-tooth; equal ages; in lamb to iSJj. rams 100 crossbred Ewes, f.m.; in l am b 'to B.u. rams X-:~ Wethers, fat and forward K Lambs, fat and forward 5 B.L, Kama 7 two and a-half-year-old Steers and Heifers ( 16 eighteen-months-old Steers and Heifers • . 1 Cow and Calf m 3 Calves • ; 3 dairy Cows, extra good 'v * , Geldings, 4 to 6 years ■4>- iJ lilies, 3 and 4 ycacs; broken to chains % <4 aged Mares f 1 yearling Filly ? Implements, etc., including: Deering binder, 2 Farmers' Favourite drille. R • and G. double-furrow plough, hillside V plough, disc harrows, 2 sets tr « tm ° . barrows - set chain harrows, cultivator and seeder, straw dray, farm tip-dray, strong station V : wagon, M.H. scuffler, wheel dedge and j„„. water barms, wheelbarrow, vyce, anvil ft™™" 1 *- Averv's weighmg machine! v• Chatham seed cleaner, blocks, chains swingletrees, harness and horse covers' oaten aheavee (15 tons), 12 sacki C. 100. empty 25 chains xrr f. lttab P"ff fencing. 400 sheep net- «- . ting, barb and plain wire, 50 broadleaf & and strainers, 1 ton old iron. .. Household Furniture and sundries. Lancheon provided. 16my Ig FRIDAY, 24th MAY, <E% / §!■• %, BALCLUTHA SALE. I rTHE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND 5 X AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW (LTD.) will offer, on account Mr Robt. Paterson (Hillend): i About 25 acres Growing Crop of Tur•i pips, to DO fed with sheep (a good «KW. ' 2imj