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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19970, 11 December 1926, Page 28

SALES BY AUCTION* CONTINUATION OF SALE. THIS (SATURDAY) MORNING, 11th DECEMBER, Starting at 11 o’clock. At Rooms, Main Floor, Dowling street. BALANCE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. TAMES SAMSON & CO, v beg to advise that, on account of being unable to get through the Large Catalogue of Pledges, they will Continue the Sale This Morning at 11. EVERY LOT TO BE SOLD. Jewellery, Watches, Rings, Tools, Alberts, Suit Cases, Guns, E.P. Ware, etc., etc. Under Instructions from Mr W. G. Rossiter, Dunedin Pawn Office. Be sure and be there to get the bargains. , MONDAY, 13th DECEMBER, At 12.30 o’clock. In Main Floor Rooms, Dowling street. SOUTH DUNEDIN FREEHOLD PROPERTY. Splendid Freehold Section, with Sixroomed Dwelling thereon (No. 48 Glasgow street). Also, FOUR FREEHOLD SECTIONS, RAVENSBOURNE (Behind Railway Station). FAMES SAMSON & CO. “ have received instructions from Mr as. Blackie to sell by auction: LOT 1. —Freehold Section, containing 9.5 poles, No. 48 Glasgow street, with -roomed Dwelling thereon; bath, gas, ood-sized rooms, fireplaces, outhouses, he property requires a few pounds spent n it redecorating and renovating. By > doing this it would add greatly to the alue of the property, and is very suitble for builder or speculator. LOT 2. —Four Freehold Sections, Kavnsbourn-’, each 32.98 poles, being Alloticnts 182, 183, 201, 202, Part Section 3, Upper Harbour, West District, hese are fine Building Sections, mcludig a splendid Corner Section. THESE PROPERTIES ARE FOR GENUINE SALE. MONDAY, 13th DECEMBER. At 12.30. In Our Main Floor Rooms, 23 Dowling street. Under instructions from District Public Trustee in the Estate of Peter Scott (deceased). TAMES SAMSON & CO. U have been favoured with instructions from the District Public Trustee to sell by auction, as above— This very fine Section, with a frontage to the Main North road at Hangman’s Gully, being Part Section 50, North-East Valley District, containing 3 roods 13 poles. Further particulars from THE AUCTIONEERS; Or PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NICE FREEHOLD SECTION, MAIN ROAD, N.E. VALLEY, Containing 3 roods 13 poles. MONDAY, 13th DECEMBER, At 12.30 o’clock. In Main Floor Rooms, Dowling street. SHORT NOTICE SALE. Under Instructions from Mr Geo. Walters, who has purchased Portobello Hotel. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, MORNINGTON. No. 12 WILLIS STREET, MORNINGTON. LOT 1. —Splendid Freehold Section, with 5-roomed Dwelling thereon, all in firstclass order; lovely section; good view; nice position. A real good worker’s home. LOT 2.-8 FORBES STREET, MORNINGTON; Freehold Section, with 4roomed Cottage thereon. The cottage is fairly old, but would lend itself to alteration. It is a splendid section. Both properties let to good tenants, and show, excellent return. TAMES SAMSON & CO. W will sell, as above. MUST BE SOLD. MONDAY, 13th DECEMBER, At 12.30. In Main Floor Rooms, 23 Dowling street. In the Estate of Mary Ross (deed.). SPLENDID FREEHOLD PROPERTY, With 4-ROOMED DWELLING THEREON. A Nice, Handy Home. JAMES SAMSON & CO. have been favoured with instructions from the District Public Trustee in the abovet Estate to Sell by Auction: This very Le Section, on which is erected a splendid Home, with every convenience, including electric light, hot and cold water, bathroom, outhouses, right up-to-date, and being Part Section 23, Block 11, Glenroy Township, containing 10.4 poles. To those in search of a comfy home this is well worth inspecting. Further particulars from THE AUCTIONEERS; Or, PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. WEDNESDAY, 15th DECEMBER, At 1 o’clock. On the Premises, corner Willis and Tewsley streets. Under Instructions from the Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. ASHMORE CONFECTIONERY CO. (LTD.), IN LIQUIDATION. )NFECTIONERY PLANT and STOCK, >NFECTIONERY PLANT and STOCK, SUGAR GRINDER AND SIFTER COMPLETE, MARSHMALLOW WHISK, CREAMER MACHINE, 1 JAP. MACHINE, 2 SUGAR-BOILING STOVES. JELLY CRYSTAL MIXER, CRIMPING MACHINE, COTSFOOT MACHINE, SHAFTING AND BELTING, Throughout Factory, 5 H.P. MOTOR AND STARTER, 3 H.P. MOTOR, STARTER, 7 COPPER BOILER PANS, 8 CHOCOLATE CONTAINERS, BENCHES. MIXING TABLES, L PAIR MACHINE ROLLERS AND STAND. 2 ACCOUNTANT’S DESKS, 1 F.P. SAFE, REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPEWRITER, ystallising Tins, Tube Tins, 7 Iron Slabs, sulds. Zinc Baths, 485 STARCH lAYS, 150 Chocolate Trays, 2 E. Radia:s. Hand Cutting Knives, Tin Trays, 2 itary Cutters, 4 Pair Scales and Weights, 00 CONFECTIONERY TINS, 5000 INCY BOXES, Twine, Labels, Tinfoil, sences, Treacle, Colouring, Stock of conut, Gelantine, Starch, Measures, ates. Leather Sample Bags, Cardboard ises, Copper Boilers, Tube, Gas Piping, ectric Lights and Fittings, Sieves, Gas ;ater, Fittings, and ALL CLASSES OF , ANT AND TOOLS FOR CONFECONERY MANUFACTURING ! a NESS. AMES SAMSON & CO. have received instructions from the ficial Assignee to sell, in the Ashmore nfectionery Co.’s (Ltd.) Estate, the ove. Also, GLANCE OF LEASE OF PREMISES, hich terminates 30th June, 1930. Rental 0 ICs 8d a mouth. Splendid chance for manufacturing concern. Auction Advertisements contii d on page 19.

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