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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20704, 30 April 1929, Page 20

a ALES 3V AUCTION. On , THIS DAY. TUESDAY. APRIL 30, At 2 p.rn. Premises, 102 Richardson street (corner Corunna street). JOHN REID & SONS, LIMITED, will offer, as above: INLAID WALNUT CHINA CABINET, MAHOGANY EXTENSION DINING TABLE, MAHOGANY HALL TABLE-, CHIFFONIER BOOKCASE. LARGE WALL BIRROR, CEDAR HALF-SCOTCH CHEST, SPANISH OCCASIONAL' CHAIR, OLD OAK HALL CHAIRS AND ' _ STAND. PIANO (Kirkinan. beautiful ease). BOOKS (including Waverlcy Novels, ‘‘Tales of a Grandfather.” Allison’s History of Europe,” Classics, Novels, etc). Also, Occasional- tables, ornaments, pictures, window and hall curtains, h.b. chairs, Brussels carpet, linoleums, beds and bedding, flower stands and bowls, hearthrugs, fire screens, pedestal, dressing table, sporran, dinner wa’gon, electroplate, cane chairs, easy chairs, dining suite, electric iron, kitchen sundries, pots and-pans, odd crockery and glassware, wringer, lawn mower, garden tools, surveyor’s link chain •and cross -staff, clothes basket, wooden chests, and sundries. On View Monday Afternoon, 2 to 4.30, and Morning of Sale. JOHN REID & SONS. LTD., 2~ap ’ .Auctioneers. THURSDAY, MAY 9. . CLEARING SALE, LAWRENCE. To Commence at II a.m. Sharp. THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND x AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. LTD., have received- instructions from Messrs Potts Bros. (Greenbank) . who have disposed of their property, to offer at the above time and place: . The Whole'of, their Lire and* Dead Stock, comprising— SHEEP. 520 two. four, six, and eight-tooth • fine wool Ewes 105 two, four, six, and eight-tooth crossbred Ewes 165 full-mouth crossbred Ewes 105 failing-mouth Ewes 590 fat and forward Lambs ’ , 60 fat Wethers 90 mixed-sex Lambs 40 fct Ewes. ' HORSES. 8 draught Mares , and Geldings, 5 yrs and upwards 1 four-year-old draught Mare .(with foal at foot) 1 yearling Filly (hy Scotland's Pride). ■» 1 boy’s Pony (prize-taker) • I 1 Hack. Pair Ponies (perfect match). 1 ' ' CATTLE. 6 dairy Cows 2 dairy , Cows (winter calvers) 8 two-year-old Heifers ■ (spring ' calvers) 5 fat Bullocks 9 eighteen months old Steers 4 Calves 1 Shorthorn Bull. IMPLEMENTS, ETC. Two, d-L R. and G, ploughs, .2 single digger ploughs, 1- three-furrow plough 1 : swing plough, 2 hillside ploughs. Osborne -rubber, 1 set R. and G. (I9lt), l R. and G. Cambridge ■ roller. 2 Ml, binders, 1 M.H. drill and grass seed box, R. and G. lime sower. M.H. grubber, S-horse wagon • and frame, 2 farm drays a nr' fratni, = 1 Bam.ett reaper, 2 scufflers,- set chain harrows, drill plough, set 6-leaf tyne harrpws, I 3-leaf sef harrows, I •: 4-Jgaf set harrows, horse power and chaficutter, grain crusher. 6-horse set blocks apd chains, Chatham seed i cleaner, double, turnip sower, Carlyle woolpress. stencil plates, grin stone, box press. 2 Zealandia ranges, forge - and anvil, 4 sots stocks and dies, - boring, machine, carpenter’s tools ■*; I, Laval separator, 20 sets plough > ‘ Chains 3 K igs and harness, 1 phaeton. » r- r lp dray, 1 Corbett crosskill Eng- , lish rpijer (with travelling wheels), ■ f vea W, pans, 3 rid|ng saddles, set pony . ' • -1 ? , , r . 8e5 61 2'sets : single harness, boy'e , . oats, 16- bags machine-dressed rye- - grass, IT saddles . and breechings, 6 . sets, leading, chains, collars, harries, ■ and winker? for 10 horses, horse covers., empty sacks, trees, chains, -topis, sundries, etc. Luncheon Provided. The Auctioneers wish to draw notice to .the fact that a s Messrs Potts Bros, have disposed of their property, every lot .will be sold to the highest bidder, ine sheep are in good order, and-the Horses a-e' all first-class workers. Any person on the lookout for stock of this description we would advise to attend: board and residence. CENTRALLY- SITUA' PRIVATE HOTEL AND PUBLI DINING ROOMS IN DUNEDIN JACKSON’S PUBLIC DINING AND TEA'ROC 36 PRINCES STREET , , r . (Opp.. City Hotel). 5 Minutes’ Walk from Railway Sta Excel lent Accommodation for'Casual . Permanent Guests. Electric Light and Hot Water Throughout, GOOD TABLE SERVICE TERMS MODERATE: Night Porter in Attendance, Phone 13-350* . P.O. Box 4 All communications promptly attende JT IS COMFORT THAT COUNTS, ■ v '" • Arid VISITORS TO DUNEDIN Can be Assured of this at WOODS PRIVATE HOTEL RATTRAY STREET. I*,! 8 Bo . t the desire of Mrs Malthus to 'PSAt-tb 1 ® Hntel elaborate. JUST HAPPY AND BRIGHT, creating a feeling that .. , YOU are in your own home MAKE YOUR NEXT STAY HERE, Ajid if- only .for the ■da.v visit fi lo SPLENDID LUNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS ATTACHED TO THE HOTEL. • Communications Invited. Phone 10-757 QLDB H O U V ; • MORAY PLACE (Opposite Public. Library). E telldnt Accommodation-for Per ■; and Casual Boarders Reduced Tariff for PEHMANe: All Up-to-Datc Convenience! Good Table . Moderate Tai I9ja. ' Mrs H. CANN ALBYN HOUSE, 558 KING Si Superior Private Accommodt communications receive- prompt terms moilera'le, , Garage available „ ‘ J W. IfIVOR Propi Phone 12-SB9-Onslow. nous . Ocean Beach, St. Klfda Superior ACCOMMODATION : rcasoi tariff; every modern convenience; usi good tennis courts. - ‘ PHONE 22-5 t Dominion private ho- , 341 Cumberland street. 2 minuses I way. Station (past Fire Brigade Statlor : Bed and breakfast from 4a: or 7s per weekly .by arrangement. Correspond promptly attended to. Telephone 13-386 H. JAftVIS. Proprl ELECTIONISM (10) : flow about fbli energy? In .the Westland election Arthur Paape addressed 26 ■ meeting seven days—travelled 1164 miles In days—Give Arthur Paapo one vote on 1. 'T'HE First Utility ol frequent and Tecula'-'Advertising .consists in this: There is at ail times a large class of Persons both, in country, and town, who have no fixedvplaces for the purchase of (•(•r--’!iv. r,, , ..0...vifv --t'-ii’s and are ready to he 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.