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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20499, 29 August 1928, Page 14

SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAY. • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, At 1.30 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. LARGE CATALOGUE SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 450 LOTS. 450 LOTS. LARGE CEDAR BOOKCASE AND CHIFFONIER, MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD, SINGER OAK DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE. t _ , HANDSOME CHINA CABINET, FIVE-PIECE HIGH-BACK DINING ROOM SUITE, PLUSH DINING ROOM SUITE (Seven Pieces), SQUARE LEG EXTENDING DINING TABLES, SOLID OAK BEDROOM SUITE. MEW PORCELAIN ENAMEL BATH. r t-* rrrrfn

r A LEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, have received instructions to sell by auction, . , ~ Household Furniture, including. Walnut cottage piano, mirror-bacJi sideboards, hall stands, oval dining table, dining room suite, palm stands, crockery and crystal. Singer drophead sewing machine; Wertheim drophead sewing machine, 24 volumes Waverley novels, occasional tables, rattan chairs, couches, kerbs, vases and ornaments, - chiffonier, kitchen dresser. 8 Austrian chairs, double and single iron bedsteads, wire mattresses, kapok and flock mattresses, duchesse pair, duchesse chests, toiletware, full-Scotch chests, toilet chests, shakedowns, small glass case, office slope desk, kitchen tables,'2 sets office pigeon holes, 3ft l.p. Zealandia range, ,3ft h.p. Zealandia range, square leg show table, a t'* PORCELAIN ENAMEL BATH. SET FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES, kitchen utensils, lawn mower, electric hot plate. Also. , _ 84 I.h. SHOVELS, 7 iron bars, 6 axes, saws. 1 hammers. 12 tapej case spades, picks, 4 square mouth shovels, nipples, adzes, stop cocks, tongs, wire pliers, etc., etc. *9an FRIDAY. AUGUST 31, At 12.30 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. Under Instructions from the Otago Education Board. EVANSDALE. • EVANSDALE. OVER 12 ACRES FREEHOLD. With SCHOOLHOUSE and 5-ROOMED DWELLING, Fronting Main North road. r A LEX. HARRIS. . LIMITED, *»■ have received instructions to sell by auction, as above: ■ , . ; Section 65, Block I, Waikouaiti, containing 12' acres T rood 24 poles (more or less), together with the. Schoolhouse of 2 rooms and Residence of 5 rooms; bathroom, scullery, washhouse, etc. This property is situated on the Main North road, and is close to the Evansdale Station. -A splendid chance'for small farm, poultry. farm,’ or market garden. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, At 12 o’clock. 1 * : At Rooms; Princes street. Instructed by the Executors in the Estate of the late A. W. Pauli. CHOICE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, CITY, ST. KILDA, AND CAVERSHAM. A LEX. HARRIS,. LIMITED, xiL have received instructions to sell by auction. Freehold Properties, as above. 1 No. 12 SURREY STREET, CAVERSHAM, being Parts Sections 13 and 35, Township of Calderville. Caversham, containing 12.5 poles (more or less), together with Dwelling of five rooms, elcc♦trie light, gas, bathroom, two fibrous blaster ceilings, panelled hall, scullery, cupboards, anf-SfiOP. VACANT POSSESSION. This property is situated immediately' opposite the Caversham School, and consequently a good business could be carried on in the shop. 2. No. 81 BAY VIEW ROAD, ST. HILDA, being Part of Allotment 7, Block XXII, St. Kilda, containing: ,0.4 poles l (more or less), together with fourroomed. Villa, bay window, electric light; bath, hot and cold, pantry, scullery, washhouse (copper, tubs), drained. 3. Nos. 326 and 328 CASTLE STREET, Dunedin, being Part Section 57, Block XXVI. Dunedin, together with TWO BRICK COTTAGES, each containing three rooms, with electric light, gas, gas cooker, washhouse (copper, tubs), drained. • These Cottages are well let, and make « sound city investment., Further particulars from Messrs TGNKINSON & WOOD, ‘ Solicitors, Dowling street; Or . THE AUCTIONEERS. 25au ' THURSDAY. AUGUST 30, At. 2.30 o’clock. To Hotelkeepers and Others. DM. Tp EDD IN G • is -instructed to sell by auction, at his Rooms, on Thursday, at 2.30 o’clock: 50 CASES STRONG’S REAL MOUNTAIN DEW WHISKY. In Lots to Suit, with: Option. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1928, At 12 o’clock. In Our Sale Rooms, 148 Rattray street. PROPERTY AT FAIRFIELD. EL: MACASSEY & CO. • have received instructions from Mr J. P. Blackledge (who is leaving Dunedin) to sell by auction, as above: MAIN ROAD, FAIRFIELD: Good 5roomed House, with bathroom (porcelain bath), Empire papers, tiled grates, electric light and plug, scullery, and other conveniences; splendid 4-acre section laid out in gardens: also fowlrun and garage. This property is situated in a sunny position, handy to Dunedin per Tramway Bus, and will be sold on EASY TERMS. Clinton Sale Yards. FRIDAY, 31st INST. SPECIAL ENTRY OF ROMNEY EWES. D ALGETY & COMPANY, LTD.. will offer as above, on account of Mr D. D. Edgar, Tapanui: 300 first-class 2,3, and 4-shear Romney Ewes, in three lines, according to age. These ewes are in lamb to Romney rams. 29au

POULTRY, ETC C CHICKS. Chicks. Chickens. —1 beg to J notify that i am now Booking Orders M Day-old Chicks, hatched from electric Incubators: no fumes to weaken chickens guaranteed healthy, strong: excellent stock, jpullets by arrangement--—E Jones, poultry breeder. Kakanui I3ju GREEN FOOD CUTTERS —Labour-savers; cut fine enough for chicks; 50s, 70s.— Manspa’s, XBS Princes street. 28au BLACK ORPINGTON EGGS, from purebred stock; settings 8s 6d; £2 per 100: rail paid.—Cotterell. Middlemarch. D~ AY-OLD CHICKS, due Friday. 21st: 20,000 from September to December: 100 white Leghorns £5, Sussex* and P.eds £6 5s per 100; rail paid.—Box 58. Gore. ALSO. Settings Eggs—Leghorns 7s 6d, Sussex and Reds 10s 6d, Barred Rocks 21s per 15.—Enterprise Poultry Farm. Box BS, Gbref telephone 497. DAY-OLD CHICKS from Vigorous Southland; 24 white Leghorns with cold brooder; also instructions to rear. 30s: rail paid.—Enterprise Poultry Farm, Gore. IJtQR WELL-BRED COCKERELS: White ' Leghorn: Minorca, Wyandottes. Black Orpingtons. 15s each.—Skene’s, Stuart street. Dunedin. FOR SALE, well-bred PULLETS and yearold HENS; good birds: guaranteed.— SKENE’S. LTD.. Stuart street, Dunedin. THE tirst Utility ot frequent and regular Advertising consist* in this: "'here is at all times a large class of persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are ready to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the first who asks. The FARMERS’ PAPER.—The Agricultural Department of the Otago V/itnew is acknowledged to be unequalled by that of any other weekly in the Dominion.