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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20354, 10 March 1928, Page 24

SALES BY AUCTION. THURSDAY, 'he 15th day of MARCH, 1928, At 12 o'clock Noon. At their Sale Rooms, No. 42 Princes street, Dunedin. Under’ the Conduct of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at .Dunedin, under Power of Sale contained in Deed of Mortgage Registered Number 138729. MESSRS TAMBLYN, M'KENZIE, & -DJ- RHODES are instructed by the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at Dunedin on behalf of the Mortgagee to Sell: ALL THAT piece of Land situated in the City of Dunedin, containing by admeasurement fourteen poles and fivetenths of a pole (more or less), being Allotment Sixteen (16) on Plan of Subdivifdon of (inter alia) Section Eleven, Block Twenty-seven, City of Dunedin, deposited in the Deeds Register Office at Dunedin as Number 278. The Property is known as Number S 3 Albany street, and is held under Lease from the University of Otago, whic u Lease provides for valuation of improvements at expiration of term. The Improvements consist of a modern 9-roomed Dwelling suitable for a boarding house, being close to University and car. The application and estimate of value on L half of tin Mortgagee may be seen without fee at the Registrar’s Office, Supreme Court, Stuart street, Dunedin, during office hours and at the eale. Further particulars obtainable from THE AUCTIONEERS; Or, ASLIN & BROWN. Solicitors, Bond street, Dunedin. TUESDAY, 20th MARCH, 1928, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, 42 Princes street. Under Instructions from the District Public Trustee, Dunedin. In the Estate of Louis Gards (deceased). FINE FREEHOLD ROSLYN PROPERTY, CORNER HIGIIGATE AND SELKIRK STREET (Known as 104 Highgate). nUAMBLYN, M’KENZTE, & RHODES will offer for sale by auction: Part Allotments 1 and 2, Block I, Township of Selkirk, containing 37.2 poles, together with substantial wooden Residence, containing seven large rooms and necessary offices; gas, hot and cold water, bath, etc. The house, which is splendidly situated on a large corner section, is in fairly good order. The property commands a magnificent view'. Room for garage. This is a good opportunity to obtain a property in the best part of Roslyn. Further particulars from the DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Dunedin; or from THE AUCTIONEERS. ' 10m MONDAY, the 16tl. day of APRIL, 1928, At 12 o’clock. At the Rooms of Messrs Spedding and Bagie3 r , Moray place, Duendin. Under ' conduct of the Registrar under power of sale contained in Memorandum of Mortgage Registered No. 72452. MESSRS SPEDDING & BAGLEY are instructed by the Registrar of the Supreme Court, on behalf of the Mortgagee, to sell the following property;— ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND, containing by admeasurement 1 rood and 2 poles (more or less), being Allotment 3, Block I, on Plan of the Township of Ravensbourne, ALL the land in Certificate of Title Volume 59, Folio 145, together with recently erected five-roomed Dwelling House, with all conveniences, situated in District road, Ravensbourne, Subject to a First Mortgage of £450. The application and estimate of value may be seen without fee at the Registrar’s Office, Stuart street, Dunedin, during office hours and at the sale. , Further particulars may be obtained from the Auctioneers, or W. F. FORRESTER, Solicitor, 34 Dowling street. THURSDAY, 22nd MARCH, 1928, At 12 noon. At Land Sale Rooms, High street, Dunedin. SALE OF FREEHOLD LAND AT PORTOBELLO. WIIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO., LTD., have received instructions from Mr D. Cunningham to offer, as above— His Freehold Farm, comprising 38 acres 1 rood 38 poles, adjoining Portobello Township. _ This is a well-sheltered farm, well watered, with a northerly aspect. There is an ample supply of winter feed. The property is splendidly suited for growing very early produce, such as potatoes, etc., and, in addition, a good revenue is obtained from the supply of milk to tea rooms in Dunedin. ’ BUILDINGS; 7-roomed House, hot and cold water, electric light, concrete yard and paths, 20-stalled cowbyre, hayloft and large hayshed, 2 glasshouses, fowlhouse, 2-stalled stable, implement shed, separator house, washhouse, and dairy; water laid on. All buildings in good order. CROPS: 4 acres turnips, 8 acres young grass this year, balance good pasture. Splendid shelter plantations. Stock and plant will be sold at auction on 29th March. Terms and full particulars from 8m THE AUCTIONEERS. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. TUESDAY, 27th MARCH, 1928, At 2 p.m. At Land Sale Rooms, High street, Dunedin. NORTH OTAGO GRAZING COUNTRY. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO* »» LTD., have received instructions James Chapman, Esq., of “The Grange,” Dunback, to sell by public auction, as above — The under-mentioned portions of his well-known “ Grange ” property, as follows: — ■ , LOT I. —Stenhousc’s Block, 3056 acres 'freehold, 800 acres Government leases (more or less). The whole in 3 paddocks. LOT 2. —Whitehill Block, 4000 acres freehold (more or less), 30 acres Government lease. The whole in 3 paddocks. LOT 3.—Woolshed Paddock, 330 acres (more or less) freehold. In 6 paddocks. "BUILDINGS. —Lot 1: 3 sets sheep yards, good hut. Lot 3: Large woolshed, 4-stand shearing plant and oil engine, 2roomecl office, shearers’ hut and cookshop, large yards, sheep dip and pens, good plantations. SITUATION.—CIose to Dunback and Hampden, 45 miles front Dunedin, and 3 to 9 miles from South Island Main Trunk Railway. GENERAL. —Access to both blocks is by good roads. The “ Grange ” property is well and favourably known to Otago pastoral ists as a block of sweet, warm, well-clad, low, splendid lambing country; well situated and easy of access. Mi Chapman is selling only on account of advancing years, and in offering this fine property affords buyers of high-class grazing country a rare opportunity of acquiring sound and profitable investments in the most select locality in Otago. The upset prices are most reasonable, as are the terms (stated below). On application to the auctioneers, full particulars may bo obtained and plan may be inspected. Facilities will be given to bona ide buyers to inspect the property. It is of interest to note that on several occasions 92 per cent lambs have been obtained, and the wool has sold to 30£d. An auction eale of the Stock and I'lant will be held during April, 1928. i TERMS. —15 per cent, cash on possesI slon; 5 per cent, in 12 months; balance in 5 years at low rate. Possession within one month of sale. Further particulars from I ' THE AUCTIONEERS; I ° r Messrs LANG & PATERSON, 8 m Solicitors, Dunedin.