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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20876, 16 November 1929, Page 28

SALES BY AUCTION. OPPORTUNITY TO BUY GEORGE STREET SHOP PROPERTY. THE POPULAR RETAIL SHOPPING CENTRE. ALMOST ADJOINING THE OCTAGON. To be Sold by Auction THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2S. At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Manse street, Dunedin. Under Instructions from the District Public Trustee, Dunedin, estate Ambrose" chiaront, sex. (Deceased). valuable shop property, GEORGE STREET. DUNEDIN (Nos. 32. 34. 36), ALMOST ADJOINING THE OCTAGON 3 SPLENDID BRICK SHOPS. DOUBLE STOREY AND BASEMENT. MODERN WINDOWS. HANGING VERANDAHS. 47 FEET 4 INCHES FRONTAGE TO GEORGE STREET (with a Valuable Wide Back Entrance), TITLE: Church Board Lease. Full Valuation. LIMITED. pARK. REYNOLDS, will sell by auction: CITY RETAIL SHOP PROPERTY. GEORGE STREET: BRICK DOUBLE bRONT SHOP, with upper atorey and basement, occupied by Mr H H, Driver. Bookseller (monthly tenancy). t^t?,V, 3 1£IL 0 ? GE STREEET: JEWELLER S BRICK SHOP, with upper storey and basement, occupied by Mr H. Wright (short lease). 36 GEORGE STREET: MODERN BRICK SHOP,, with upper story and basement, occupied by Mr E. S. Clarke. Outfitter (monthly tenancy). This Valuable George Street Shop Property has been greatly coveted during the past, aim i s only now available. SPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR LARGE MODERN RETAIL BUSINESS. Or A SURE INVESTMEMNT, With a very steady income bound to increase steadily. Further particulars upon application to THE DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE: Or PARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED. «- • 9 Auction Sale: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, At 12 o’clock. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18. At 12 o’clock. On Account of the Owner (who is leaving the district). Kos. 85 and 87 LOWER YORK PLACE HAS TO BE SOLD. OWNER IS LEAVING DUNEDIN. House well built; sun all day; 8 rooms, mostly large; plaster walls, electric light, aas stoves and fires, range and splendid r.t)t water service, 2 bathrooms and lavatories, washhouse, BRICK SHOP, Factory, and Ga etc. etc T a .B e ‘> electric light ami power, it' is seldom that such a rare chanc Occurs to. secure a money-earning pro petty handy to everything. pARK, REYNOLDS, Auctioneers. LTI WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 102 Burnside Sale Yards. Immediately after Dairy Cattle Sale. OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPER, A,, TIME ASSOCIATION OF NFA ZEALAND, LIMITED, will offer by au tion, as above: 1 3-year-old GELDING, by Coldstream Bells from Wallace L. mare; good quiet hack. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1920. At Clinton Sale Yards. Immediately before Stock Sale. SALE BY MORTGAGEE OF FARM, Adjoining Town of Clinton. »THE OTAGO FARMERS’ CO-OPERJ A. TIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEV ZEALAND. LIMITED. have bee favoured with instructions to offer L public auction, as above: All that parcel of land, containing b admeasurement 60S acres 3 roods 16. poles (more or less), being Sections ’ 2,3, 5, 6. 9, and 10, Block 111, Kuriwa District: Allotments 1,2. 3. Subdivisio of Block IX, Pomahaka District; an Section 20, Block XI, Town of Clinton. • The property is subdivided into 1 paddocks, nnd about 250 acres are i natural state—good clean tussock—an the balance has been cultivated. Iraprovi ments consist of 5-rooiued Dwelling, 4-ata stable and loose box, with loft and sheai Ing shed. 3-bale cow shed, man’s hut, dit and yards. Further particulars from G. HAMILTON THOMSON. I fin Solicitor, Milton. nPHE DUNEDIN STOCK AGENTS’ . x W.OOLBROKEES’ ASSOCIATION. WOOL SEASON. 1929-1930. Sales. Time. FIRST SALE. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1929 9 a.m. SECOND SALE. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1930 .... 0 a.m. THIRD SALE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12. 1930 4 p.m. FOURTH SALE. THURSDAY, APRIL 3. 1930 7.30 p.m. SELLING DATES: The above roster is subject to alterations being, made in both time and date, and to fixtures being altogether withdrawn. Unjess they receive express notice in writing to the contrary, brokers shall be held to have authority to sell at any such altered fixtures notwithstanding that the grower or vendor has received no notice of such alteration. OFFERINGS: Growers arc notified that wool is received for sale subject lo all lawful regulations and conditions governing the trade. Brokers are not_ liable for loss arising directly or indirectly (owing to restrictions of lots and catalogues) from the wool not being put up for sale at the first or any subsequent ■ale. LIMITATION OF LOTS: Owing to limitation of lots at the above sales, it will be necessary to increase number of bales per lot, necessitating increased' interlotting or binning, of small clips. THREE-BALE LOTS; No three-bale lot shall be included in main catalogues. In the absence of definite instructions to the contrary at the time of consigning wool, brokers reserve the right to group three-bale lots or under, or reclass if necessary. If not grouped or reclassed, •uch lots are liable to be held over. RECLASSED WOOL; Brokers also reserve the right to pool or bin clips where wool is sent in by growers to be reclamed. No reserve will be accepted on group or bin lots, and any grower not wishing his odd bales grouped or binned must notify his broker when forwarding his wool, in which case such bales will be offered ns “ Stars." SMALL CLIPS: Brokers reserve the right in the absence of special instructions to bin or group all small clips lorwarded to them for sale. INSURANCE; Growers are expressly notified that brokers’ charges cover loss or damage to wool while in store aanin :t ordinary fire only, and do not include damage resulting from earthquake shock, nor fire ns a result of earthquake shock, riot, civil commotion, hostilities, military or usurped power, or any act of God. If these risks are to be covered special notification in writing must be given. SPECIFICATIONS; In all cases it is imperative that specifications nnd instructions be in the hands of selling brokers before wool reaches their stores. ALLOCATION: The Wool Committee authorises us that for the First and Fourth Sales brokers may offer all wool in store without limitation of catalogues. Growers are respectfully requested to forward their consignments to their respective brokers as early ns possible. Growers are reminded that brokers are unable to reserve space for limited sales before a clip reaches stores, and can only include them in catalogues if the limit has not been reached. A. W. M. MOODIE. Secretary. THE FARMERS' PAPER.—The Agn cultural Department of the Otago Witness is acknowledged to be unloaded by that of any other weekly in the Dominion. rVTAGO WITNESS.—New Stories. A large amount of reading matter.