Page 28 Advertisements Column 3

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20592, 15 December 1928, Page 28

SALES BY AUCTION. MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, At 2, o’clock. On the Premises, No. 48 Island terrace, Port’ Chalmers. Instructed by the Publi Trustee as Executor of the Will of James Cased Ripley (deceased). . FREEHOLD PROPERTY, PORT CHALMERS. ALEX. HARRIS. LIMITED. have received instructions to sell by auction, as above: .11 that Parcel of Lane, being Part Section 380, Town of Port Chalmers, con-t-.hung 20 Poles (more orjess), together wi f h Two Wooden House's thereon (No. 6a C rstitution street), containing ■ 3 rooms and scullery, e. 1,, copper, tubs; also No. 43 Island terrace, containing 4 rooms, e. 1., bath, copper nbs. . Also, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Cottage piano (Collard and Collard), easy chairs, pictures, occasional tables, crockery and crystal, fenders, ■ suite in moquette, kitchen chairs,, couch, mirrordoor wardrobe, duehesse chest, full-scotch chest, wire mattresses,, shakedown, ware, pair steps, ladder, lawn mower, carpenters tools, etc. . . MONDAY. DECEMBER 17, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. Instructed by the Executor, under the will of Mary Kirk (deceased). CHARMING MODERN CITY REST DENCE. 5 ROOMS. And All Latest Appointments. WITH ONE OF THE FINEST FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS IN OR AROUND DUNEDIN, Containing 20 poles (more or less). GLORIOUS PANORAMIC VIEW, • Being slightly on the rise. ; Pew Minutes from Centre of City. .Part Section 62, Block XVIII. Dunedin, No. 73 Cargill street (corner of Victoria street, practically new. Semi-bungalow. 5 nice rooms; fibrous plaster ceilings, electric light throughout;, bathroom, porcelain enamel bath, not and cold water, wardrobes and linen presses, handsome tiled slab grates; kitchenette fitted with gas cooker, and abundance of cupbojards; coalhouse and convenience under one roof; washhouse, gas boiler, and tubs. No. 73 CARGILL STREET (CORNER ’ VICTORIA STREET). This |is without a doubt a choice property, and’this class of freehold is now very difficult to obtain. DON’T FAIL TO INSPECT. HARRIS. LIMITED, have received instructions to sell by auction, as above. ■■ Further particulars from Messrs DUNCAN& M'GREGOR, Solicitors, Princes street. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20, At 12 o’clock. On the Premises, 277 Moray place East. Mr- Ales. Gillies’s Stock of GLASS. GLASS. GLASS, DRY COLOURS. DRY COLOURS. EXTENSIVE STOCK OF SHEET GLASS. ASSORTED SIZES (16oz and 21oz), Manufactured by Pilkington,. in lots to. suit, EXTRA LARGE QUANTITY ROLLED PLATE GLASS, ORNAMENTAL FANCY & FIGURED GLASS (in lots to suit), 300 PACKETS KALSOMINE (Assorted Colours. Johnston’s), LARGE QUANTITY DRY . COLOURS, OIL COLOURS, SET PLATFORM SCALES. PAINTERS’ r LADDERS. Also, Roof Ladder, Rope, Rope Ladders, Signboard, Long T. and G. Counter, Glass Rafik, 2 LARGE COUNTER SHOW ■ CASES, Stainers, Etc., Etc. Mr Ales. Gillies has now-retired from business, and the balance of Iris valuable stock of glass, etc.; is for'genuine sale. TERMS CASH. TERMS CASH. ALEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, Y*. Auctioneers. A LE X. HARRIS, LIMITED. To bo offered by Auction

At the end of January. At Booms, Princes street. Under instructions from Mr Frank / Armstrong. HIS VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, Profiting Regent road and War render street. > ATTRACTIVE BRICK BUNGALOW OF 8 ROOMS AND GARAGE, Situated on a Unique Island Block, area . ; The garden is most attractively intd out with Flowers, Shrubs, and Rocketer, and is surrounded with a jarrnh fence. The driveway is well lighted with powerful electric lights. The House is an exceptional one that will appeal to 'anyone who has love for the beautiful. The Lounge Room la panelled out in oak, with massive beamed ceiling, with a Rcdcliffs stone fireplace. / The Dining Room also finished in oak, and is connected with the Lounge by folding glass doors, and has a built-in sideboard in oak. The-Lounge windows arc of plate glass 18ft wide, and command a .wonderful panoramic view of Dunedin from St. Clair to North-East Valley. . The Sun Room is fitted with Whitney .windows, which open up aa required.' The Bedrooms are fitted with specially designed wardrobes, with mirror doors, etc. A Servery-Scullory, with pantries, etc., connects with the Dining Room and Kitchen quarters. Bathroom, with porcelain bath and basin. Large basement, fitted up as workshop, with benches and electric light and power. There are 9 power plugs throughout the house. Very large Brick Garage, with wash basin, gas light, and power plug. Outhouses also form part of the main block. This picture House and picture grounds are for positive sale, as Mrs Armstrong is leaving for a prolonged trip to the Old Country. , ■ ALEX. HARRIS. LIMITED. Cards to inspect may be obtained from the Auctioneers. . igj "WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1928. At Burnside Sale Yards. Immediately after Dairy Cattle Sale, SPECIAL ENTRY PONIES. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON. & CO , LTD., will offer as above: PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ~ FRIDAY, EEBRUARY 7, 1929, . At 11 a.m. At Land Sale ‘Rooms. High street, P Dunedin. IMPORTANT SUBDIVISION OF TAIERI LAND, COMPRISING FURTHER PART OF . SHAND ESTATE. HEAVY. HEALTHY LAND. EXCEPTIONAL PROSPECTIVE VALUE. Handy Dunedin and close to Mosgicl. Served by three Railway Sidings adjoining. WRIGHT. STEPHENSON. & CO. '' LTD., have received instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of tht late David T. Shand to sell by public auc tion,, as above:— 1. The well-known BROADACRES pro perty of'9oo acres in 100 to 300 acre lots, including 3 lots of S tt 10 acres. 3. THE OTOKIA FARM now occupiet by Mr A. Moynihan, jun., of 30( acres in 60 to 00-acre lots. The above represents some of tin choicest land available on the Taieri Plaii to-day. Situation and quality of lane leave nothing to be desired, and this OLD ESTABLISHED HOLDING HAS NEVER BEEN OFFERED FOR SALE. Full particulars later issues. THE First Utility ot riniieut and regular Advertising consist in this: There is at all times a large clas? of Persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are readv 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.