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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19801, 28 May 1926, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION. !TO BUILDERS, FARMERS, CABINETMAKERS, JOINERS, ELECTRICIANS, AND OTHERS. THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 28th MAY, AT 11 O’CLOCK SHARP. AT THE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT PAVILION. No. 5 BUILDING, NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS EXHIBITION. GIGANTIC CLEARING SALE BY AUCTION Of the WHOLE OF THE GOVERNMENT OFF ICES AND FITTINGS, THE LARGE KINEMA BUILDING AND ALL STAGING, ALL THE MAXWELL BOARD THROUGHOUT THE BUILDING, BEAUTIFUL LARGE FIBROUS PLASTER CEILING, LARGE RIMU BRASS-BOUND COUNTER (in Telegraph Office), MAIN ENTRANCE SWING DOORS AND FANLIGHT, 3 LARGE MURANES E GLASS SASHES (Of the Offices and Kinema), RIMU DOORS AND HINGES, TT4WT _„ LARGE ELECTRIC GARDEN FOUNTAIN. LARGE QUANTITY ELECTRIC LARGE DOUBLE STAIRWAY, 35 SQUARE-LEG TABLES (Assorted Sizes), 12 GLASS SHOWCASES. ASSORTED STANDS, PRIVATE OFFICES AND FITTINGS. 3 TELEPHONE BOXES, SEVERAL THOUSAND FEET SCANTLINGS, FORESTRY EXHIBITION OF LOGS 14 x 2, 5 x 2, 6 x 2, 3 x 2), FIREPROOF CURTAIN, OREGON JOISTS, LARGE QUANTITY VENESTA, AGRICULTURAL ELECTRIC SIGN (with Transformer, 2 kw. 230-11 volt, and Lamps), LARGE QU NTITY POILITE, PUBLIC WORKS S'l . ND, EXTERNAL AFFAIRS, MANORBURN DAM MODEL AND CASE, RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION AND BACKGROUND, MODEL OF MAIN HIGHWAY, MODEL IRRIGATION FARMING. INFORMATION BUREAU GLASS OFFICE. PRISON STAND, WITH F LOOKING (45ft x 18ft), KITCHEN COMPLETE (with Sink and Bench), RECEPTION ROOM AND FITTINGS. Also Sheet Glass, Linoleum, Counters, S mall Offices, Store Room, Fireproof Door, 'Wire Screens’ Brass Rails, Piping, Switchboards, Electric Fittings, all Drapery in Building, Water Closet (complete with Cistern), Malthoid, and large quantity of Useful Fittings, etc., etc. VAT r OWING TO TIME LIMIT, ALL INTERIOR BUILDINGS AND FITTINGs'ro BE SOLD IN SECTIONS. THE PURCHASERS TO DISMANTLE T ERMS : NET CASH. NO RESERVE. NO RESER\ E. fATFX HARRIS & CO. 1 have received instructions to sell by auction the whole of the New Zealand Government Offices and Fittings, as above.

THiS DAY, FRIDAY, 28th MAY, At 2 o’clock. At Premises, 22 Sheen street, Roslyn (Off City road and Highgate). In the Estate of Mr David Scott and Mrs Catherine Scott (deceased). CHOICE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. MODERN RESIDENCE OF 7 ROOMS, With Every Convenience and Freehold (1 rood 29 poles). Also, OH, PATHOS (L W Wilson, Cousins, Howorth, ,uiTl"ro •bsoavMW, BKclsSI CABLETS. HALL STAND. r a LEX. HARRIS . & cO- - have received instructions to sell, as * b Suite in Genoa velvet, occasional tables, minerior oil paintings and water colours, carpets, American organ, whatnots, ornaments, wall mirrors, sewing machine, cur tains. r.p. extending dining table, clock, easy chairs, spring rocker, overmantels bookcase, screens. h \ lf *S l %\ e a _ c | m juchesse accessories, antique halj stand, duchesse pair, toiletware, looking-glass, wardrobes, lalf runner, rattan chairs hall curtains, battery, chests Irawers. bedstead and bed ding, hearthrugs, kitchen furniture, 3roller mangle, steps, garden tools, - mowers, grindstone, hose, etc., etc. Also, r TTOTGE FREEHOLD of 1 rood 29 poles, with a MODERN RESIDENCE of 7 rooms, with every convenience, Commanding a magnificent view of xJunedin and surroundings. SHETLAND PONIES, From Mr R. M'Kenzie’s famous Seal Point Stud. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION At Tlf ESSRS WRIGHT. STEPHENSON, & jjl CO.’S HORSE SALE at 2 p.m., FRIDAY, 28th JUNE. The Shiny Black Shetland Stallion, “The Admiral,” sire of many of the finest Shetland Ponies of the Dominion; “Dolly,” three-year-old filly, the pic l of 15 Shetlands; “Sheila,” a beautifully-formed, spirited, and natured filly. The above hardies neither Know cover nor shed, and are ridden and handled by children only. All vicinity 12 hands or slightly under. 28my PROFESSIONAL. Professional Cabd. Tbone 997. Private 'Phone 3581. T. H E N A G H A N, SURGEON DENTIST, LONDON DENTAL PARLOURS, STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, DUNEDIN, Open Friday Evening 7 to 8.30. Other Evenings by Appointment. J WILLIAMSON. • CHIROPRACTORS. John Williamson. Miss Wnfiamson. Palmer School Graduates. TENTH YEAR OF PRACTICE. Members N.Z. and A.C.A., Inc., COLONIAL MUTUAL BUIIDINGS. Corner Princes and High streets (Entrance from Princes street). Hours: 9.30-12; 2.30-5.30; Sat., 9.3012.30 NEUROCALOMETER AND X-RAY SERVICE. Thone 594 Consultation by appointment. gCZEMA. DISEASES OF THE SKIN. ECZEMA, PSORIASIS. ACNE, BABY ECZEMA. SCALP TROUBLES Are successfully treated and definitely cured by “Klesema," the Scientific Treatment. CONSULTATIONS FREE. Country Patients Treated 1 Correspondence. Hours: 9 to 5, Saturdays 9 to 1 p.m. Fridays (night) 7 ♦ 9. Telephone 1955. KLEXEMA ROOMS, Paterson’s Buildings, 169 RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN. A Cabd. a NTdONY H. THOMSON tA (Member N.Z. and A.C.A (Incorp.), CHIROPRACTIC ROOMS. DAWSON’S BUILDINGS. ■loray place, lours: 9-12. 2 "0-5.30 Saturday 9.12.30 CHIROPRACTIC-*- NATURE = HEALTH ’Phone 3010 for Appointment. [Cabd.] ■xr D. ROSE, ”‘Bachelor Dental Surgery, N.Z., SURGEON DENTIST. MARTIN’S BUILDINGS OCTAGON, DUNEDIN Visits Milton Every Tuesday. Telephone 7520 T\ A V I D PIERCE, CHIROPRACTOR (Palmer Graduate), Member of N.Z. and A.C.A. (Incorp.), SAVOY BUILDINGS (Entrance Moray place). Hours: 9 to 1; 2.30 to 6; Saturday, 9-1. Master Key to Health. K MARTIN, Qualified Foot peclallst llfully treates Corns Bunions, Aren etc Consultation tree; charges •e OCTAGON (above F. and f \ ‘ 30m