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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19146, 14 April 1924, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAY. MONDAY, 14th APRIL. At 12 o’clock. At Robnis, Liverpool and Bond streets. CHOICE FREEHOLD SITES, LEVEN STREET, ROSLYN. CfeAND POSITION AND CLOSE CAR. JOHN REID & SONS (LIMITED) cJ vvill. offer, as above: Two Freehold Building Sites, being a subdivision of Part Section ,26, Block IV, Upper Kaikorai District. 1* Allotment 3, fronting Loven street, cohtaining 27.9 poles. This is a splendid site and well worth inspection, as good allotments fire increasingly difficult to secure. 2. Alotrnemt 1, containing 1 rood 8.4 poles, nicely elevated; plenty of room for garden, etc. JOHN REID & SONS (LTD.), sap Auctioneers. THIS DAY. MONDAY, 14th APRIL, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Liverpool and Bond streets. FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS, VIEWLANDS, Overlooking St. Clair, close to Golf Links and Ravenswood road. VERY SUNNY. GLORIOUS VIEW. EASY TERMS: Deposit £5; Interest 5 per cent. GARDENERS, POULTRY FARMERS, BEEKEEPERS Should see these allotments. TOHN REID & SONS iLIMITEt)), 9J instructed by the Perpetual Trustees, Estate, and Agency Company of N.Z. (Ltd.). Trustees in the Estate of Emily Collins (deceased), will offer, as above: 1. Allotments 20 and 2s, Township of Viewlands, containing Z roods 21.64 poles (more or less), fronting Earls road voff Raveiiswood road). , , 2. Allotments 25, 26, 27, 28, arid 41, Township of Viewlands, containing approximately 1 acre 2 roods S.l. pules; fronting Earls road. FOR DEFINITE SALE. Full particulars on application. john Reid & Sons (ltd.). Sap Auctioneers. THIS DAY" MONDAY, 14th APRIL, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Liverpool and Bond streets. SOOT#, DUNEDIN HOME, A . DICK STREET (NEAR WORKSHOPS). COMFORTABLE AND doMPACt. jOHN REID & SONS (LIMITED), offer, tt« above : Part Allotment 12, Block 9, Township of Fofbury, containing 14.5 poles (more or lesS), together With substantial Verandah Hdjuso Of 5 fodmS (3 Dick street), with e. 1., bathrodifa, h. and c; water, gas, cupboards, etc., also WashhOUSe, coalhouse, arid livdtofjr. The Sfectldh is 4 deop one, laid out in hspMlt paths and gafden, with fowlruns at back. As the owner has removed from the district the property is for bona fide sal®. , • JOHN REID & SONS (LTD.), Sap Auctldhdors. THIS DAY, MONDAY, 14th APRIL, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Liverpool and Bond streets. TWO GOOD SITES, UMDEHSON’S BAY. ANDERSON’S BAY. AT AN EAST PRICE. 'routing main road (close to the residence of Win. Etnefy, Esq.). fDHN REID A SONS (LIMITED) * will offer, as above: 1. Allotment 4, Subdivision Part Section 5, Block HI, Anderson’s Bay District, and ’art Section 16, Block VII, Otago Peninjla District. 2. Allotment 5, same subdivision. Each ef these allotments contains 30 poles, •onts the main road, and has a frontage £ about 50tt by a depth of 165 ft. They re good building sites, in a popular Subivision. Handy to car terminus, also *4 shing, bathing, etc. Full particulars from Messrs MOORE, lOORE, & NICHOL, Solicitors; or JOHN :EID & SONS (LTD.), Auctioneers. THIS DAY,, . MONDAY. 14th APRIL, At 12 o’clock; At Rooms, Princes street. ARTISTIC BUNGALOW VILLA, ST, KILDA.- ST. KILDA. 10. 123 Fbrbury crescent, Bt. Clair End.) Lovely Garden. Section well filled ih\ 23 polos. Section 141, FOtbury Park Estate. Every possible convenience. Wide return irandah, casement Windows, leadlight iors, electric light throughout, porcelain ilh and basin, hot and cold, tiled slabs, rge gas cdhker, Empire papers, scullery, ishhouse, copper, tubs, ail under Cover; aimfd. LOVELY GARDEN. To be sold bargain. LEX. HARRIS AND Auctioneers. CD. IMPORTANT AUCTION BALE Of FREEHOLD BRICK FACTORY, FREEHOLD BRICK FACTORY, WELLINGTON SOUTH. WELLINGTON SOUTH. WEDNESDAY, 16th APRIL, At 2.30 p.m. H, ERNEST LEIGHTON • is favoured with instructions from Messrs Bryant arid May, Bell and Co. (Ltd.) to offer for absolute sale by Public Auction, in the Chamber of Commerce, Customhouse quay, Wellington, as above: Theiif substantial and well-equipped Brick Factory, situate Riddiford street, Wellington, the gigantic growth of their business haring compelled them to build the largest and most up-to-date Factory in the doininion. BUYERS have tho unique opportunity. Of purchasing a fully-equipped Factory, large enough for all usual trade requirements, at a very moderate cost, and on favorable terms. Retails are as follow: Land, 210 fl x 132 ft. Right-of-Way, 15ft x 100 ft. BUILDINGS have a total floor area of 23,000 square feet. IN BRICK: (1) One floor 152 x 30. (2) One floor 100 x 60. (3) Two floors each 100 x 40. The above are connected with all openings protected with fireproof doors. (4) One floor 35 x 20. (5) Over yard 45 x 12. (6) Tower 65ft high, in which are 3 rooms of 12 x 12, with concrete tank of 8000 gallons capacity for Grinnell Fire Prevention Service. IN WOOD ANt> IRON: One floor 100 x 55. One floor 46 x 20. Office 20 x 12. Lavatories ft)r male and female employees. GRINNELL SPRINKLERS FITTED THROUGHOUT; ALSO DRENCHERS FOR OUTSIDE FIRE PROTECTION. Steam Boiler of 15 h.p. and 1001 b working pressure. With brick chimney. Electric Light fittings. The Factory is sold with electric power installation, With switchboard, eJbJes. and 12 motors as fixed—idz.: One 25 h.p. Two 10 h.p. One 8 h.p. Two 7i h.p. Four 5 h.p. One 3 h.p. One li h.p. NOTE.—This building, being situated in such a thickly-populated centre of Wellington City, offers the fortunate purchaser very many advantages generally hard to obtain—a plentiful supply of labour being one of the chief attractions. Buyers should make an early inspection, and secure a freehold property for all time. For card to view and further particulars, apply to the Auctioneer, «»•* H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, 182 Foatherston street, Wellington. BURNSIDE SALE, WEDNESDAY, 16th APRIL, 1924. (LIMITED) rpODD BROTHERS A will offer—--8 ni<*e dairy Heifers, spring calvors 1 well-bted Holstein Bull, rising two years. On Account John Gordon, Heriot. Notes on rural topics by Agricola, Weekly in tho Otago Witness, dealing with subjects oi current interest to farmers.