SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAY, ’ WEDNESDAY, 3rd MAY. 1922, At 1.30 sharp. SALE BY AUCTION. In Downstairs Rooms, Dowling street. IN BANKRUPT ESTATE. 4 H.P. MOTOR ENGINE, i H.P. MOTOR, i H.P. MOTOR, i H.P. OIL ENGINE, ELECTRIC STARTER 2 ETVBR-READY ELECTRIC BATTERIES, 6 MOTOR OAR BATTERIES. Also, 2in Tangye Centrifugal Pump, with Down Pipe and Rose, Counter-shaft, Pulley, and Pedestals. 2 ELECTRIC MILK SHAKERS. 1 HAND MILK SHAKER., 4ft RANGE ALSO, SAME TIME AND PLACE, MASSIVE UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (By Haake, a Splendid Instrument). JAMBS SAMSON k ‘OO. have been favoured with instructions to sell by auction as above. , Imy THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 3rd MAY. 1922, At 1.30 sharp. SALE BY 1 AUCTION IN DOWNSTAIRS ROOMS. BY ORDER OF THE OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE. In Bankrupt Estate of Win, Mundell. BUICK 6-OYUNDER MOTOR CAR, 3-SEATER. fThis Car is in splendid order and has done very little work). SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. OAK ROLLER-TOP WRITING DESK, QUAINT OAK DUCHESSE PAIR, OAK BEDSTEAD TO MATCH, 3 STAINED DUCHESSE PAIRS, 1 SOLID OAK BEDROOM SUITE. ALFA PETROL LIGHTING SYSTEM COMPLETE, SUPERIOR PHONOGRAPH AND RECORDS, MOQUETTB SETTEE AND DIVAN CHAIR TO MATCH, DRAWING ROOM SUITE, BLANKETS, SHEETS, AND NAPERY, SINGER, SEWING MACHINE, 5-DRAWER. JAMBS SAMSON & CO. have been instructed by the Official Assignee and other Vendors to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street — Chesterfield dining room suite, oak rolltop genuine cutler writing desk, massive solid oak sideboard, 2 stained sideboards, settee, dining room suite, leather suite, drawing room suite, 4 solid oak high-back chairs, dining room settee and divan chair to match, 2 heavy Axminster carpets, 6 splendid wool-back hearthrugs, glassware, ornaments, cutlery, dinnerware, tea sets, Singer sewing machine, leather couch, mirror, gate-leg table, crybtal ware, extending dining table, seagrass chairs, pictures, paintings, solid oak bedroom suite, quaint duchesse pair, 2 oak bedsteads, very heavy linoleums, wire mattresses, bedding, sheets, blankets, pillows, napery, 3 staified duchesse pairs, commode, sets of ware, phonograph jand records, kitchen and cooking utensils, pots, pans, gas grillor, iam bottles, 24 crocks (splendid for jam or pickles), ram for pumping waiter, churn, petrol Alfa lighting system, garden tools, hose, Axminster runner, - kitchen chairs, stained hallstand, oak cheval, preserving pan, fenders, 3 antique copper kerbs. , Also, Gent’s tailor-made Suit, navy blue (practioally new). . smy THURSDAY, ilth MAY, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Manse street. 2 ATTRACTIVE BRICK RESIDENCES, SMITH STREET (near Stuart street). Three Minutes’ Walk to Town Hall, Suitable for Professional Men or Private i Residences. Warm, Sunny Situation. MODERN DWELLINGS—MODERN CONVENIENCES. PARK, REYNOLDS (LIMITED), In Conjunction with nPHE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, ESX TATE, AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LTD.) Are instructed to sell by auction— No. 16 SMITH STREET (near corner Stuart street), double-storey Brick House; elate roof, 8 rooms; bathroom (porcelain bath, hot and cold water), scullery, washhouse, electric, beautiful entrance hall; everything in first-class order. Vacant. Immediate possession. Freehold allotment. No. 18 SMITH STREET.—Precisely similar. House in every particular. Freehold. • These two fine properties will be sold separately, and owing to their central position are admirably suited for residences foe medical practitioners or for other professional men. smy WEDNESDAY. 10th MAY. At Waipiata Saleyards. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. , IMMEDIATELY BEFORE THE • STOCK SALE. mHE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND X AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) have been instructed by Mr James Fennessy to offer for sale by public auction, as above, his MANIOTOTO PROPERTY. 700 Acres, being 688 acres L.I.P. and Hi acres Freehold, in two blocks, as under: 300 Acres, in three paddocks; all in grass except 30 acres tussock. 400 Acres, in one block; 100 acres being in^stubble and the balance tussock. T1»o Property is well fenced and well watered; situated 6 miles from Banfurly and 3 miles from Naseby. Hut on the property. _ ' Full particulars from THE AUCTIONEERS, 27ap Dunedin or Ranfurly. THURSDAY. 11th MAY, 1922, At 10 o’clock. i At Hyde, on Premises of Owner. mHE nationalTmortgage AND X AGENCY/CO. OF N.Z. (LTD.) have been favoured/with instructions from Mr John Matheson, Of Hyd© Township (who has sold his property) to sell at public auction, at the above time and place, the whole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, as follows: —• 5 milk Cows, two spring calvers; all in full milk 5 Bullocks, three-year-old 1 two-year Heifer 5 Yearlings and 5 Calves 1 spring-cart Mare l.fat Pig 30 Fowls 3 young Sheep Dogs. I station buggy, set buggy harness, set double buggy harness, hand chaffoutter, vyce. large coal shovel, _ Stewart horse clipping machine, rabbit traps, fencing tools, picks, shovels, Favourite separatet, 2 cream cans, household furniture, and sundries. 29ap HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE. KEW (On the Rise). SUPERIOR FOUR-ROOMED BUNGALOW, With Good Section. ONLY £990. ONLY £990. Terms. Terms. SUPERIOR FOUR-ROOMED BUNGALOW ; gas, bath, hand basin, hqt and cold Water, tile grates, built-in wardrobes, pantry, scullery, etc.; fine section, lawn, flowers; fowlhouse, workshop, etc. LOVELY VIEW, HANDY CAR. GREAT OPPORTUNITY. Apply prompt 6623 REIDS, LIMITED, ’Phone 190 or 3391. smy FOR SALE, in prosperous district Otago Central, GENERAL STORE (Drapery and Grocery). Turnover £7OOO to £BOOO annually. Can either purchase or lease premises. No goodwill. Stock at Valuation. Failing health only reason for selling. Apply 2my R. WILSON & CO.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18544, 3 May 1922, Page 10
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