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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18349, 13 September 1921, Page 10

SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAY. TUESDAY, 13th SEPTEMBER, At 2.30 o’clock. 'To Merchants, Hotels, and Others. DM. SPEDDING • ia instructed to sell by auction, at hia Rooms, This Day (Tuesday), at 2.30 o’clock, SO Cases CANADIAN CLUB WHISKY. 40 Cases 4gal GENEVA. In Lots to Suit. As it is expected that the duty on spirits will be substantially increased within the next few weeks, the trade is advised to take advantage of this opportunity to replenish their stocks, 10s THIS DAY, TUESDAY, 13th SEPTEMBER, At 2.30 o’clock. Gn Steamer’s Account and Account of Those Concerned. D— M. SPED D 1 N G • is instructed to sell by auction, at hia Rooms, This Day (Tuesday), at 2.30 o’clock: 1 case mending wool,, parcel blouses, 1 case picture mounts, 2 cases 80 dozen bicycle oil, 6 cheats and 6 half-chests Ceylon tea, 2 boxes dates, 21 bags salt. 5 cases salt, 48 coils No. 8 fencing wire. 3 cases engraved tumblers, SMALL GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY STOCK, lolly bottles, glass cases, counter scales, three PORCELAIN ENAMEL BATHS, two VACUUM CLEANERS. Without reserve. 12s FRIDAY, 23rd SEPTEMBER, Ap 12.30 o’clock. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. In Estates of Eliza James and George Milham (both deceased). Under Instructions from the Local Deputy Public Trustee. (TV M. TPED DI N G JLF« is instructed to sell by auction, at his Rooms, on Friday, September 23, at 12.30 o’clock: Part of Allotment 23, Extension of Township of St. Andrews, Caversham, containing 16.26 poles, with two Dwellings, No. 25 Rutherford containing 3 rooms and outhouses, and No. 20 Marion street, containing 4 rooms and outhouses. Allotments 4 and 5, Township of Sunnydale, North-East Valley, containing 19.4 poles, with Dwelling of 2 rooms, workshop, and outhouses. Further particulars and conditions of sale at Auctioneer’s Office. 12s THIS DAY, TUESDAY, 13th SEPTEMBER, 1921, At 2 o’clock. SALE BY AUCTION. In Downstairs Rooms, Dowling street. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FURNIBH- - INGS, AND EFFECTS. GOOD SECOND-HANG FURNITURE. CHESTERFIELD SETTEE COUCH AND TWO DIVAN CHAIRS, 1 ROLL-TOP DESK, 3.6 (in walnut colour), 1 LARGE BOOKCASE, OAK BEDROOM' SUITE, OAK BEDSTEAD TO MATCH. 2 LEATHER DINING ROOM SUITES. JAMES SAMSON & CO. have received instructions from the various vendors to sell by auction, in their Downstairs Rooms, Dowling street, Second-hand Household Furniture, Furnishings, and Effects. 2 leather dining room suites, large Chesterfield couch, 2 divan chairs, heavy extending dining table, 2 Axminster carpets, hail stand, hall chairs, chenille hall curtains, e.p. ware, vases, ornaments, pictures, rolltop desk, bookcase, easy chairs, wicker chairs, heavy linoleums, Indian carpet, oak bedroom, suite, oak bedstead to match, d.i. and a.i. bedsteads, single wood bedsteads, wire mattresses, kapok and flock mattresses, 5 duchesse chest, chest of drawers, pedestals, washstands, ware, blankets, quilts, drop-side cot, red pine wardrobe, cradle, copper kerbs, wire-seated couch, ouk extending dining table, writing bureau, fenders fire irons, kitchen and cooking utensils, zinc baths, bentwood chairs, kitchen chairs, occasional tables, pot stands, steps, etc., etc. On View Morning of Sale. 10s , WEDNESDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER. ~ At Burnside Saleyards. ■' Donald reid & co. (ltd.) will sell, as above. Account Mr 8. Hagan (Flag Swamp): 1 good two-year-old Shorthorn Bull (milking strain). 21s WEDNESDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER) 1921. At Burnside Saleyards. mHE OTAGO FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-,X TIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ’ ZEALAND (LIMITED) will offer, a£ above: 6 good dairy Cows, mostly second calvers, to calve September and '■ ■■ ■ '' ~ October; in good condition. 13s WEDNESDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER* * At 1 p.m. (SOUTHLAND FARMERS’ CO-OPERA- , TIVE ASSOCIATION (LTD.), Gore, will hold their Monthly Horse Sale in Mil lev's. Stables, Gore, on Wednesday, 14th September, at 1 p.m. 40 draught Mares and Geldings 10 Hooka and Spring-carters ,1 6-horse wagon. Included in the above entries are some useful 5 and 6-year-old draughts, and anyone desiring this class of horse will do well to attend the Sale. 10s HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE. AI)VEfITI9EMESTS oi 18 Words ander the Headings Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found,- Miscellaneous Wants, ■ Etc., One Shilling per Insertion; 3 insertions. 3/8; 6 insertions, 8/-. Strictly Cash in | Advance. Eil in Charge U Booked.. T Tl E N D. (OVERLOOKING THE CITY). FINE FIVE-ROOMED RESIDENCE. All modern conveniences, gas, porcelain hand basin, hot and cold, latest drainage, good capers, built-in pantry, scullery, etc. All outhouses* '.under cover. Two glaasod-in verandahs Panoramic View Ocean and City. Price lor Quick. Sale only £SOO (terms). RARE OPPORTUNITY. „ , 5322 Further particulars JOHN EEID & SONS, LTD. ’Phones 190 or 3391. 13s POR SUMMER AND CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. ‘ FOR sale; PORTOBELLO, • '■ TWO ORIBS AND OVER J-ACRE CORNER SECTION. Can be joined together if necessary, and make a coffimodious house. .-£l5O for both, or will be sold separately. Very easy terms. HUTTON & WATTS, Auctioneers and Land Agents, 97 Stuart st. P O R S A L E, ST. CLAIR ST. CLAIR , , (Just Off (Jar Line), PRETTY BUNGALOW, Five rooms; electric light, expensive art papers, tile grates, hath (hand basin, hot and c6ld water), built-in wardrobes, kitchen, scullery, pantry, gas for cooking. Lovely garden, flowers, lawn, small fruit. ■ TWO MINUTES TO CAR, BEST PART ST. CLAIR. PRICE ONLY £llsO. TERMS. RARE VALUE. WOULD SUIT MARRIED COUPLE ADMIRABLY. IMMEDIATE VACANT POSSESSION. JOHN HEED & SONS, LTD. ’Phone 190 or 5591. (5339) OI RA DEPOSIT—-Maori Hill (fine SblOV tion): Splendid 5-ro VILLA; modern conveniences; J-ncre, ■ garden; fine view; deceased estate; Ileal sacrifice.—Patersons. pQA DEPOSlT—Sunshine township (overlooking city and harbour); Choice level SITE; exceptionally warm; £165; bargain.—Patersons. /VUEEN STREET (fine position)—Lovely W 6-roomed modern RESIDENCE; urgent sale 1 £2OO deposit.—PATERSONS, Rattray attest. ■ 13a -OORT CHALMERS. JL BUNGALOW; built . 1916; 4 rooms; concrete foundations; every convenience; can convert 6 rooms il desired; £690 soldier’s loan; £BSO, or offer.—Ashton’s Domestic Agency, Trades Hall. 10s BAKER STREET, Caversham oOt/Vvjr : (penny section): 7 ROOMS; electric light and gas, hot-cold; well appointed residence.—G. A. W-, Times Office. 12s TTVOR SALE, 6-roomed BUNGALOW; medic ern appointments: 4-acro; handy positrfrti new «»*.—Bedrock Pms» Times Office*