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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18540, 28 April 1922, Page 10

SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAT. FRIDAY, 28th APRIL, At EL3O o'clock. COTTAGE PIANO. Dm. Tpbdding • ia instructed to sell by auction, at his Rooms, Today, at 2.30 o’clock: WALNUT PIANO (by F. Barton). THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 28th APRIL, * At 2.30. o’clock. , On. Account of Those Concerned. New Shipment of BEAUTIFUL RUGS AND MATS. All Wool. English Manufacture. nTk M. SPEEDING JLr • jg instructed to sell by auction, at his Rooms, This Day (Friday), at 2.30 o'clock: 66 BEAUTIFUL FLOOR RUGS IB BEAUTIFUL SOFA RUGS 17 BEAUTIFUL CORRIDOR RUGS. These Rugs are of highest quality, of beautiful colourings and designs, and will be, open to inspection by the public on Thursday morning. 27ap THIS DAY. FRIDAY. 28th APRIL, 1922, At 2 o’clock. At Rooms, Manso street. LADY’S CONEY SEAL COAT (NEW). EARK. REYNOLDS (LIMITED), Auctioneers. Now on View. 28ap THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 28th APRIL, 1922, At 2 o’clock. At Rooms, Manse street. ARTISTIC HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. SOLID OAK MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD, OAK AND LEATHER DINING SUITE (9 pieces settee, 2 easy chairs, 6 h.b. dining chairs), OAK AND KAURI DINING TABLE (Bft), KAURI AND MOQUBTTB DINING SUITE LOVELY CARVED OAK OCCASIONAL SETTEE IN MOQUETTB, OAK SUTHERLAND GATE-LEG FOLDING TABLE, KAURI DUCHESSE CHESTS, WILTON PILE, AXMINSTER, AND BRUSSELS CARPETS. PARK, REYNOLDS (LIMITED) are instructed to sell' by_ auction; Mahogany leather dining suite, kauri extending table, Scotch chests, duchess® chests, pictures, occasional tables, _ child’s high chair, towel rails, Morris chairs, kitchen tables, kitchen chairs, wicker chairs, Austrian chairs, child’s dropside cot, piano seats, marble-top washstands, copper kerbs, copper fir© suite, wood kerbs, palm stands, set enamel kitchen canisters, wringer, oval boilers, saucepans, tinware, cocoa matting, Jap. matting, r.p. office partition, large r.p. kitchen dresser, 3 pairs steps, 2 portable hat racks, r.p. linen press, and household sundries. Also, SO Dining Chairs. On View Thursday Afternoon from 2 j o’clock. 28ap j TUESDAY, 23rd MAY. 1922, At 12 o’clock noon. SALE OP OTAGO HARBOUR BOARD I LEASES OF SECTIONS IN DUNEDIN, j as under: BLOCK LXI, Section# 23 24, 25, 26, and { 27, now occupied by Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand (Limited) - and Tenants. BLOCK LVT, Sections 8 and 9, now occupied by Dalgety and Company (Ltd.) 'The above Sections are subject to payment of Valuation for ■ Buildings, etc. Also the following VACANT SECTIONS: BLOCK LXII, Section 56. BLOCK LXIII, Section 23. BLOCK LXX, Section 15. BLOCK LXXIV, Sections 2 to 9 (both in-* elusive), Section 42. Sections 45 to 48 (both inclusive). Sections 54 to 56 (both inclusive). Sections 60 to 62 (both inclusive). Section 65 to 70 (both inclusive). Sections 75 to 76 (both, inclusive). Section 78. (DARK, REYNOLDS _ (LIMITED) JL. have received instructions from the Otago Harbour Board to offer for Lease by pub lie auction the above-mentioned. Lands, at their Rooms, Manse street, Dunedin, on the above date. For further particulars apply to . THE AUCTIONEERS; : THE SECRETARY; or . Messrs MONDAY, STEPHENS, \ MONRO, & STEPHENS, the Board’s Solicitors, New Zealand Express Com- ; j>any’a Buildings, Bond street, Dunedin. FI AUCTION SALES. " H to Sell your FURNITURE by'Auction place the Sale with us, as wo guarantee to get the highest market prices. lL r ■- L. MACA SS E Y & CO., '*~ J * Auctioneers. THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 28th APRIL At Milton Saleyards. Donald reid & co. (limited; will sell by auction, as above: 750 mixed-sex LAMBS. 28ap TUESDAY. 2nd MAT, 1922, At 10.30 a.m. , TAIERI , ANNUAL HORSE FAIR . At THE ALLANTON SALEYARDS. I Donald reid & co. (limited), j will hold their Annual Horse Fair, ! when they will offer, on behalf of the following Taieri breeders:—!. W. Blair, Gib-! son Bros., J. G. Wyllie, W. Kirk, James Gow, W. Lindsay, jnn., Arthur Robertson, O. and D. Scott, Hugh Thomson, Grant i Bros., A. and M. Ross, M. Bruce, J. and ! O. Campbell, Peter Bathgate, W. G. Reid, D. Snell, lan Lindsay, Mrs W. Morrison, George Ford, J. Renton, W. Baird, W. Palmer, and others—--60 Draught Mares and Geldings. 60 Also 60 Unbroken Colts and Fijlies. 60 By such well-known sires as Baron Bold, ’Wairongoa Foot Print, St. Simon, Wintersheugh Hero, Bonnie Breastknot, Newton Chief, etc., etc. , HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE. 'ADVEBTISEMENTS of 18 Words under the Headings Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wonts, Etc., One Shilling per Insertion; 3 insertions, 2s 6d; 6 insertions, (s;. Strictly Cash in Advance. ' Extra Charge it Booked. £3OO DEPOSIT, balance rent: roomed Brick BUNG ALOW every convenience; all up-to-date; freehoh in City; sunny position; moderate price.83, Times Office. 28a ALB, convenient 5-roomed BUNGAW (St. Clair); built-in cupboards, detune. Immediate possession.— ls 9, See. 27 ap ST. CLAIR —1-roomed DWELLING; electric, bath and. basin; large section, fowlhouaes, runs; £B2O. —MtKenzie, Rhodes, MOSGIEL— First-class 7-roomed RESIDENCE; high ceilings, bath, electric, V»t service; wash and coalhouse under same roof; drained; garage; lot ground, orchard, garden; specially built owner’s own use; £I3OO. —H'Kcazie. Rhodee. TTEACTXYE St. Clair (sheltered and eunny)—Choice modern SEMI- i S6ALOW, 5 rooms; high situation; elccand gas; good garden; £I2BO.—TAM. CN, M KENZIE. & RHODES. 27ap I>GAA DEPOSIT —For SALE (privately), ov/yVIU right in the City, Brick BUNGALOW, 7 rooms; every up-to-date convenience; sunny position; low price.—419, Tubes. 26ap [OTEL (South Canterbury), leasehold; bar trade;. £l2O per week; comfortable { os; easily managed.—Carter and Co. ncK BUILDING, furnished j right up-to-date; £IBO weekly; | Carter and Co. lity). long lease; low rent; _ }% KJUg *V/»» axtiaw, 6200 per week; snap this barCo. ind T-TOTEL (South Center bury), leasehold; rent £6; takings £BS weekly; new , btfilding; -.finance easy.—Carter and Co. • TffTQTELS. —If you want to BUY or SELL : consult F. CARTER & CO., 134 Princes Attest,.'..:- a 2a?