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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20705, 1 May 1929, Page 16

SAIJES BY AUCTION. REMINDER. FRIDAY, MAY 3, At 1.30 o’clock. In Main Floor Rooms, Dqwling street, ’ PAWN SALE ' PAWN SALE Of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. Under Instructions from Mr W. G. Roseitcr, of the Dun.edin Pawn Office, ' 500 LOTS ' ■ 500 LOTS Of . Jewellery, Watches. Chains, Field Glasses, . Guns, Suitcases, Brief Bags, Tools, ' .Musical Instruments, Etc., Etc. TAMES SAMSON , & CO. w h-ave received : instructions to soil, as.above. . « See advertisement in Saturday’s Star for-full'details. ' Imy . MOXDAY. MAY (3, At 12.30 o’clock. . In our Main Floor Rooms, Dowling street. Under Instructions' from the Perpetual Trustees, Esijate, .and Agency Company, Ltd.” (Trustees in the. Estate of.th - * late. C. M. M. MacKenzie). CITY FREEHOLD PROPERTY. Nos. 60 and 62. YORK PLACE. Area 25.8 Poles. • On Which is Erected TWO. WOODEN. DWELLINGS. Practically ■in the Centre of the Town. One containing 4 rooms and bathroom, the other 5 rooms and bathroom, also a separate contained flat of 3, rooms and kitchenette. , One house, is at present vacant, the other’ let -to- a good tenant at 25s_ pei week. th have modern conveniences, including h. and c. water, electric light, _ etc. An excellent opportunity to live in one and lease the other house and flat, the return from which would cover all outgoings. TAMES SAMSON & CO. y have received instructions to sell this City Freehold Property, being Part Sections 5. 6, and 7, Block XVII, Dunedin; area 25.8 poles, with frontage to York place. Further particulars from THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES CO,. . LTD;: CALLAN & vtALLAWAY, Solicitors; Or, ; ■ ” THE AUCTIONEERS. MONDAY, MAY 6. At 12.30 o’clock. ■ln our Main Floor Rooms, Dowling street. FREEHOLD BUSINESS SITE FREEHOLD BUSINESS SITE In DUNEDIN'S CENTRAL AREA, , ‘ Presenting . - A WONDERFUL- OPPORTUNITY For Any Glass of Business. FREEHOLD AREA OF 30 POLES, ‘ ; .’: ' With ENTRANCES TO TWO STREETS (Cumberland and-Dunbar .streets). On which is Erected A MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE GARAGE. THE BUILDING covers practically the whole area, an the foundations have been laid to carr three or four-storey building: It coul be adapted for ajiy class of Tjusinces, an is in splendid order, and repair. THE FRONTAGES. A splendid frontage of 82J feet to bus Cumberland street,’and a similar fronts? to Dunbar street, by a depth of, 99 fee .makes this-an ideal City Freehold. CLOSE ‘PROXIMITY T'/ RAILWA’ AND ALL BUSINESS CENTRES# Frontages to Cumberland street coul .be converted into shops if desired; fo anT-’rirTT a Bood demand.' SPECULATORS. INVESTORS,' ANI BUSINESS SITE SEEKERS Should not miss this wonderful opporti nity, as the INCREMENT IN PROPERTY I THIS LOCALITY IS ABSOLUTEU CERTAIN. DESCRIPTION: The: Property is described as Part c Section 17. Block XV, Township of Dm ■ri n V area 30 poles, with frontages t Cumberland and Dunbar streets. , - SAMSON. & o ■sv T ha n e instructions from IV P-, .M Culloch,, who is in futu confining himself to agency w6rk, to si this very fine Freehold Property. ' - THIS GREAT CHANCE To secure a City-Freehold Business Pr _ petty like, thid should hot be missed. MONDAY, MAY 6, At 12.30 o’clock. In our Main Floor. Rooms, Dowling sttei CENTRAL CITY FREEHOLD PROPERTY On which is erectetf an UP-10-DATE MODERN VILL Of ;■ ■•v . > SIX ROOMS, .Being No. 127 Leith street; Ihis modern home, is replete with i possible convenience, and .is in pc order; . has recently been redeeor. P'cked tiled fibrous pi ceilings, e. light and heating plugs, bu bookcase _ and’, cupboards, large r rooms, nice- wide hall and passages, chen range all tiled, pantry and scu meat safe fitted in. BRICK OUTBUILDINGS, Asphalt paths, rough ’cast and iron . T »..^ ences > n * ca ’ittle garden. SUNNY POSITION. CITY FREEH' „ NO CARS REQUIRED. VERY EXPENSIVE WIRELESS Goes with the house. Ine Vendor, Mr E. O, Nees, requir: bigger home,, has built to:■ his. vec ments, consequently the property is o 1 ‘ * .market; FOR GENUINE S£LE. SAMSON & i have received instructions from E. 0.. Nees to sell-this DESIRABLE CITY' PROPERTY. TAIERI ANNUAL HORSE SALE. FRIDAY. MAY 3. 1920. At 10 o’clock sharp. At the Allanton Sale Yards. -NALD REID & , CO.. L'l will hold/their Annual Taieri Hi Fair at their Allanton Yards, when 1 will offer as above, o - . behalf of the li ing breeders of the Taieri and snrroi ing districts, amongst whom are Me John Nimmo. J. W. Blair. S. end Young, Alex. Moynihan. James Dow, G. Wylie, Alex. Bathgate. Peter, Bi gate. John Sutherland. T. J, Gawn, Jn Gow. W., J. Nicholi, John Fowler, i " 102—DRAUGHT COLTS AND FILLIES—IO2. Also. 80—DRAUGHT MARES AND GEL INGS—BO. ENTRIES ARE NOW CLOSED, i The Auctioneers wish to draw the atl tion of anyone in search of bigh-c draught colts and fillies to this sale. Amongst the entries are some of finest young draught horses which h been offered to. the .public’for some ti being bred by such famoks sires as H Uant Chief. Scotiami's Otdijilaß. Seotlai Victor. Scotland’s Viceroy, etc.. Buyers attending this sale can make s of getting their requirements of re; good draught horses. CLINTON SALE. THURSDAY. MAT 2. 1929. 40 full and failing-mouth Ewes J 3 failing-mouth Rams 70 f.m. Ewes 100 forward Lambs. ’THE DUNEDIN STOCK AGENTS X WOOL BROKERS’ ASSOCIATE 0 1 --.GO ■' WITNESS.—New Stories. A large amount of reading matter rpHR First- Utility ol frequent and A regular Advertising consists in this: There is at all times a large class o( persons, both in country and town who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are read; to Be swayed and drawn toward any par licular place which is earnestly brought «nde,r their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the first who asks. '/'tTAGO WITNESS. —New Stories. A ", large amount, of reading matter. Price 9d.