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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17426, 21 September 1918, Page 14

SALES BY AUCTION. MONDAY, 30th SEPTEMBER, At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, Manse street. Under Instructions from Mr A. Gilchrist (who has purchased a larger property). CHOICE CITY RESIDENCE, No. 30 PARK STREET (almost adjoining Queen street). LOVELY MODERN EIGHT-ROOMED RESIDENCE. f CHOICE DESIGN, FAITHFULLY - . BUILT: •J Easy Walking Distance from the Octagon; a Few Minutes from George street. MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FREEHOLD SITE. "OARK, REYNOLDS (LIMITED) t - a - are instructed to sell by auction : Allotment 3 of Sections 65 and 66, '• i Block XIX, Dunedin; area 13.45 s ( polcs (more or less), with a faith- [> SuDy-built double-storey Residence; ■j ,'slate roof, concrete foundations; all 0 modern conveniences; plastered s throughout; bay windows, portioo, baloony. vestibule, bathroom (hot '* and cold water), electric light, up--0 to-date lcitchen appointments. Has attractive Residence is situated in □ one of the best residential areas in the city; r commands a beautiful view; slightly on the >, rise, and neax to elcctrio car. s J i, FOR DEFINITE SALE AT A LOW ™ UPSET. 21s a -TUESDAY, 24th SEPTEMBER. ! At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. J In the Estate of Maria ArtmdeL FREEHOLD SECTION AND ONEROOMED COTTAGE, In First-class Order; Drained to Ferrer. ) No. 112 OXFORD STREET. South ° Dunedin. Alex. Harris & co. _18s THURSDAY, 3rd OCTOBER, At 32 o'clock, At Rooms, Princes street. , FREEHOLD PROPERTY, SOUTH . DUNEDIN. SHOP AND DWELLING, CORNER' s REID ROAD AND LARGO STREET (No. 44). Alex. Harris & co. ore instructed by Mirs Louden (who ia leaving Dunedin) to" soil, as above: Section 2, Block I, South Dunedin, > fronting Rcid road (No. 44), with a Shop and Dwelling of 3 rooms, scullery, washhouse, died, and tomato house thereon. , The houso is fitted with electric light and gas, and is drained to sewer. A splendid chance for anyone wanting to start a small business. FOR GENUINE SALE 21s ' MONDAY, 7th OCTOBER, r At 12 o'clock. f At Anction Rooms, Princes street! 1 CITY FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. } In the Estate of Anna Jameson Walmsley v (Deceased). f TO BE SOLD TO LIQUIDATE TRUST. &.Q C U R R & CO., 1 ml , acting under instructions from the > Trustees, will sell by auction, a 9 above: ■ H! d 325 STREET: Two 3 SPLENDID RESIDENCES, 12 and 14 rooms; 30.9 poles of freehold; within ' 4 minutes of Post Office. These Properties • are practically new, having been built only some 10 years, and offer an exceptional opportunity to aoqnire the pick of High . street property. » MANOR PLACE AND MAITLAND STREET: 8-ROOMED RESIDENCE, 12.28 poles of freehold; within 7 minutes of Post Office. The Dwelling is thoroughly modern, and occupies a yet sunny nosition. A SPLENDID FAMILY HOME. » 3. TWO SHOPS, with DWELLINGS attached, 105-!07 KING EDWARD STREET with FREEHOLD SECTION, opposite . King Edward Picture Theatre. These Shops- ! Mfh have a splendid Dwelling of six rooms attached, and are leased at a good rental to j their present tenants. The situation here is i worthy of more than passing notice, as in a : few years this Property must enhance , tremendously on its present-day value. i To Wind Up the Estate the whole of the Properties are for Bona Fide Sale. For further particulars apply t Mr D. COOKE, Solicitor, 90 Princes streets (Jr, ; !Z? THE AUCTIONEERS. MONDAY, 7th OCTOBER, ! At 12 o'clock. At Auction Rooms, Princes street. EIGHT-ROOMED DWELLING MUSSELBURGH. 49.98 POLES OF FREEHOLD. 80 Queen's Drive (Opposite Onslow House). R R & CO., t ' acting under instructions from the t>wner, will sell by auction, as above. The 8-roomed Residence, although"having been erected some years, is built of Baltic pine, and is m an excellent state of preservation ; _ fitted with all modern appointments m the way of bathroom, (hot and cold water), electric light, and is drained to mam sewer. The Section is one of the largest and best in this favourite suburb, situated close to beach, and within easy distance of tram service. A tip-top home for the family man with a desire for the sea front. FOR POSITIVE SALE. 21s WEDNESDAY, 25th SEPTEMBER. At Burnside Yards. T)ONALD REID & CO. (LTD.) l will sell by auction, as above, On account of Messrs J. and A. Mee Kiiri Bush: ' 130 4,_ 6, and 8 tooth crossbred Ewes m lamb (principally 4 and 6 tooth) j 98 ewe Hoggets 89 4 and 6 tooth fat and forward Wethers. 2 1 S FRIDAY, 4th OCTOBER, At 12.30 o'clock. At the Corporation Yards, Balclutha. 750 Head. 7™ -a- , IMPORTANT SPECIAL 'SPRING SATE 750 Head. OF CATTLE. 750 HeJd ' "V ■ TYONALD REID & CO. (LIMITED) V w i u hold .„ a Sale, aa above, when they will offer, on behalf of Mr | Peter Xj&ughton, 750 head of Steers and Heifers, ranging from yearlings to four-year-old bullocks. Full particulars later. - u s FRIDAY, 4th OCTOBER, At 12.30 o'clock. At the Corporation Yards, Balclutha. 750 Head. IMPORTANT 750 Head 1 sp BCIAL SPRING 750 Ulead' 750 Head SALE OF CATTLE. 750 Head! TYONALD REID & CO. (LIMITED) , have been uistructed by Mr Peter Laughton to sell by auotion, as above the undermentioned LINES:— 30 four-year-old well-bred Bullocks ITO three-year-old well-bred Bullocks 300 tw6 to 22-year-old wellred Builocks 150 weD-fared Steers 1W) well-bred Yearlings, mostly •- steers.' 750 NOTE.—WiII be sold in Lots to suit purchasers. WEDNESDAY, 25th SEPTEMBER. 1918. At Burnside Salayards. SPECIAL ENTRY OF WELL-BRED STEERS. "OTTHIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO (LTD.) will offer, as above, Accotint Captain Hankey (Balfour): 100 two and a-half and three-year-old Steers, in good condition. r This is a well-bred lot, and, like all previous consignments from Captain Hajikey will be offered for bona fide sale. ' NOTE DATE OF SALE. 14 S OTAGO WITNESS.—New Storiea A largo amount of reading matter E-.ioa fid.