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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19952, 20 November 1926, Page 28

SALES BY AUCTION. TUESDAY, 23rd NOVEMBER, At 11 o’clock. On the Premises, Moray place. Under instructions from Andco (Ltd.), who are giving up business. VALUABLE CITY FREEHOLD (With two frontages). SOLID BRICK BUILDING. ROOFED WITH SLATE AND IRON. ENGINEERS, COPPERSMITHS, AND DAIRY MANUFACTURERS’ MACHINERY AND PLANT. SC U R R .& CO., acting under instructions, will sell by auction, as above: Part Sections 10 and 11, Block XVI, Dunedin, containing an area of 35.1 poles, having a frontage of 68ft to Moray place by a depth of 142 ft lOin, with a frontage of 66ft to Bath street, together with the commodious Brick Building thereon. The property is situated in close proximity to the George street shopping area and there is no disputing the fact that within a e.y short space of time this freehold will be utilised for shopping purposes, the trend from George street to Stuart street, via Moray place, being already clearly indicated. The premises at present are admirably suited for GARAGE OR MANUhACTURING purposes, with a great future for rapid enhancement of the freehold. Also, Immediately following the sale of the property. THE WHOLE OF THE UP-TO-DATE MACHINERY AND PLANT. Consisting of FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE DUPLEX 3J-TON MOTOR LORRY, Sin Firestone Tyres (Practically neyv and in firstclass order), 5 ENGINEERS’ SCREW-CUTTING LATHES (By ,-oted makers), 6 TOOL HEAD TURRET LATHE (Jones Burton and Co., Liverpool), 74 BUFFALO FORGE, SET COPPEI-SMITH’S SPRING HAMMERS, WATER-COOLED COMPRESSOR (Anderson. Chr’btchurch). DISC GRINDER (Selson Engineering Co., England), BUFFING MACHINE 2 H.P GENERAL ELECTRIC MOTOR. ACETONE WELDING OUTFIT (Complete), TINSMITH ANJ COPPERSMITH’S PLANT, SMALL SHAPING MACHINE, PIPE-BENDING MACHINE. SCREWING MACHINE (Curtis and Curtis, U.S.A.), 2 HAND PUNCHING AND SHEARING MACHINES, SHAFTING PULLEYS AND BELTING, chucks. Tools and jacks, CHAIN BLOCKS. MOULDING BOXES, Etc., Etc. NOTE HOUR OF SALE: 11 o’clock, TUESDAY. 23rd NOVEMBER. SCURR & CO., 13u Auctioneers. MONDAY, 22nd NOVEMBER. D ALGETY & ; CO. (LTD.' have been favoured yvth instructions from T. H. Pilbrow, Esq., to sell, on his Property at Glenpark, immediately after the Palmerston Stock Sale (about 3 p.m.); His HORSES and IMPLEMENTS, as follows; — / 2 draught Mares 2 draught Geldings 1 2-year-old Steer 1 2-year-old Heifer P ELEMENTS. 1 M.H. binder, 1 M.H. grain and manure drill, 1 3-furrow R. and G. plough, 1 Cambridge rcMer, 1 set discs (Booth, Macdonald), 1 set tyne barroyvs, 1 drag and " .me, 1 sledge, blocks and chains and swingle bars, 1 hillside plough, 500 corn and chaff sacks, 1 ton superphosphates, 5 sacks Kainit manure, 1 horse clipper. As Mr Pilbrow is giving up cultivation, the above are Lr absolute sale. The horses are good sorts, and right out of hard work. Also, at the same time and place, on account of R. Jamieson, jun.. Esq.— 1 M.H. binder. 1 set M.rl. discs, 1 P. and D. Duncan cultivator, 1 R. and G. * sowing plough, 1 set 3-leafed harrows, 1 set chain harroyvs, blocks and chains, 2 sets leading chains, collars and hames, syviugle trees, 1 horse clipper. Please Note Time: Immediately After Stock Sale. DALGETY & CO., 19n Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 26th r OVEMBER, 1926. At Corporation Yards, Balclutha. TYONALD REID~ & CO. (LTD.) J-' hay r e received instructions from Messrs Wilson and ! 'llis, of Tayvanui (yvhose lease has expired), to sell by public auction, at the above time and place; 35 well-bred Steers, from 1 year to 3 vears 30 Coyvs and Heifers (iu lots to suit purchasers). Also, 250 Ewes and Lambs. rPHE DUNEDIN STOCK AGENTS & A WOOL BROKER’ ASSOCIATION. WOOL SEASON, 1926-1927. ' SALE. TIME. First Sale, 18th DECEMBER, 1926 7.30 p.m. Second Sale, Ist FEBRUARY, 1927, 7.30 p.m. Third Sale, 7th MARCH, 1927, 7.30 p.m. " (Other Sales to be Arranged.) SELLING DATES: The above roster is subject to alterations being made in both time and date, and to fixtures being altogether withdrawn. Unless they receive express notice in writing to the contrary, brokers shall be held to have authority to sell at any such altered fixtures notyvithstauding that the groyver or vendor has received no notice of such alteration. OFFERINGS: Growers are notified that wool is received for sale subject to all lawful regulations and conditions governing the trade. Brokers are not liable for loss arising directly or indirectly (oyving to restrictions of lots and catalogues) from the wool not being put up for sale at the first or any subsequent sale. LIMITATION OF LOTS: Oyving to limitation of lots at the above sales, it will be necessary to increase number of bales per lot, necessitating increased interlotting of small clips. THREE-BALE LOTS: No three-bale lot shall be included in main catalogues. In the absence of definite instructions to the contrary at the time of consigning wool, brokers reserve the right to group three-bale lots or under; or re-class if necessary. If not grouped, such lots are liable to be held over. REGLASSED WOOL: Brokers also reserve the right to pool or bin clips of up to six bales where wool is sent m by growers to be reclassed. No reserve will be accepted on group or bin lots, and any grower not wishing his odd bales grouped or binned must notify his broker when forwarding his wool, in yvhich case such bales will be offered as “Stars.” WOOL PACKS: This Association strongly supports the Britsh Wool Federation’s request that wool bales be turned inside-out before being packed, with the object o preventing, as far as possible, jute fibres becoming mixed yvith the wool. INSURANCE: Growers are expressly notified that brokers’ charges do not cover loss or damage to wool while in store from fire caused by or in any way attributable to earthquake. All fire insurance policies and coy’ers specially except liability on account of fipe caused directly or indirectly by earthquake. If this risk is to be coy’ered special notification in writing must be given. SPECIFICATIONS: In all cases it is imperative that specifications and instructions be in the hands of selling brokers before wool reaches their stores. ALLOCATION: The Wool Committee authorises us that for the First Sale brokers may offer all wool in store without linn' tion of catalogues. Growers intending to offer at this sale are respectfully requested to forward their consignments to their respective brokers as early as possible. A. W. M. MOODIE, Secretary.