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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21773, 12 October 1932, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12. At 2 o’clock. At the Residence, “ Edgeley,” 27 lugs avenue, St. Clair. Estate of the late Sidney A. Sheen. FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. *5 RICH BURR WALNUT PIANO (Dunmo, Ellis, and Hill, London), COSTLY ENGLISH CHESTERFIELD SETTEE AND LOUNGE EASY CHAIRS (Cane Edges. Backs and Arms Specially Sprung, Hair and Down Stuffed), EXQUISITE SHERATON MAHOGANY PIANO SEAT, AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARE, BEAUTIFUL WATER COLOURS, OAK TABLE GRAND GRAMOPHONE (His Master’s Voice), SQLID OAK WRITING BUREAU, COSTLY OAK DINING SUITE (Buffalo Leather), SOLID OAK EXTENDING DINING - TABLE, 2 LOVELY LIBRARY EASY CHAIRS, SOLID OAK BUFFET SIDEBOARD. OAK FERN TUB AND STAND, JACOBEAN OAK HALL TABLE, JACOBEAN HALL CHAIRS, 2 DIVAN EASY CHAIRS (in Figure Velvet), UTRECHT VELVET CURTAINS, OAK PANEL BEDSTEAD, Now on View. PARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 19, at 11 o’clock. At Rooms, Manse street. OLD NEW ZEALAND BOOKS “BULLER’S BIRDS” (1 Vol., 1873), first edition, full Morocco, good copy; “Maori Art” (Hamilton); “Maori Mantle ” (Roth); “ Tasman to Marsden ” (M‘Nab); “Building Materials” (Blair); “ Defenders of New Zealand ” (Gudgeon); “ Early Gold Discoveries ” (Pyke); “ Manual Birds of New Zealand ” (Buffer); “Bush Life in New Zealand” (Ferguson); “Manners and Customs” (Polack); “History of Oamaru ’’ (Roberts); “Comparative Dictionary” (Tregear); “Old New Zealand” (Pakeha, Maori, 1863); “Animals of New Zealand ” (Hutton and Drummond); “ Old Identities ” (John Barr); “New Zealand History” (Gisborne, 1888); “New Zealand As It,ls” (J. B. Bradshaw, 1883); “New Zealand and Its Colonisation ” (H. Swainson, 1869); “ Writings and Speeches of Godley”; “PRESENT STATE OF NEW ZEALAND,” with early maps, etc. (1837, New Zealand Association); “HANDBOOK FOR INTENDING COLONISTS ” (1848, Late Magistrate); Bracken, Reeves, Cockayne, Hochstetter,. Hudson. C. Stuart Ross, M'Hutcheson, Rev., A. Williamson. H. A. Gordon, “ Introduction to Geography of New Zealand ” (1867, T. A, Bowden). Further entries of old works will be received up till SATURDAY, October 15. pARS, REYNOLDS, LIMITED. i THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, At 2 p.m. On the Premises, Fraser road, Kaikorai. (At Rattray street tram terminus.) Under instructions from Mr D. Anderson. SPLENDID FREEHOLD PROPERTY (Suitable for Subdivision), WITH STABLES, CHAFFHOUISE, AND BUILDINGS THEREON, Facing Fraser road, terminus of Rattray street tram line. Also, 1 AGED DRAUGHT GELDING, 10 TIP DRAYS. 1 TIMBER DRAY, 8 FULL SETS OF DRAY HARNESS. THE SPLENDID FREEHOLD PROPERTY Contains 2 Roods 24.27 Poles, Is very suitable for subdivision, Or A WONDERFUL CHANCE for CONTRACTOR. COAL MERCHANT, EXPRESSMEN, TAMES SAMSON & CO. have received instructions to sell by auction, on the Premises: Splendid Freehold Property, containing 2 roods 24.27 poles, being Part of Section 12, Block IV, Upper Kaikorai District. Also, CONTRACTOR’S PLANT, As above. This day, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 12.15 o’clock. In Our Downstairs Car Salesroom. 1 FORD MODEITr SEDAN. • 1 FORD TON TRUCK, Rux. gears; drop sides. 1 DODGE 4-GYLINDER TOURER. 1 ESSEX ROADSTER. Further Entries Invited. QLARKE & VENN, LTD., Dowling street. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21, • At -12 noon sharp. At Rooms, King’s Theatre, Dowling street. CHOICE SMALL FARM, 26 Acres Freehold, at Maungatua, With all Stock, Plant, and Furniture if required. fJLARKE & VENN. LTD., have received instructions from the Owner (R. J. Wallace, Esq.) to sell by public auction, at above time and place: His choice Freehold Farm, comprising 26 acres 1 rood, being Part Section, 31, Irregular Block, West Taieri. The property, is all in good grass and subdivided into 4 convenient-sized paddocks; about acres under cultivation for winter feed: good soil, level, all ploughable; will carry 15 cows; buildings—new two-roomed House, new 10 x 12 hut lined with Venesta, 2-stalled cowbyre and feed shed, 2 pig styes and yards; fences all in good order; stock—6 cows (1 milking, rest coming to profit shortly), 3 sows, 1 boar, 10 porkers (nearly prijne), 13 White Leghorns, young cattle dog; also Gray ton truck in good running order, almost new separator, 2 10-galloh cans, buckets, and tools. The only reason this property is offered for sale is on account of the owner having to go north to manage his parents’ dairy farm. Our instructions are to sell as a going concern. This should appeal to all those desiring to get into the country at the price of a small house. Further particulars from the Auctioneers, CLARKE & VENN, LTD. GOING! GOING! GONE! ASSIGNED DRAPERY. LIQUIDATED CLOTHING. 11 O’CLOCK TO-DAY, And Every Day This Week, In MACKY, LOGAN’S LATE WAREHOUSE (Opposite the Criterion Hotel). PINAL THREE DAYS. £3OOO STOCK TO BE SOLD. A L F. JONES, Auctioneer. FRUIT FOR SALE BEST ROME BEAUTY, Statesman, 7a; Commerce, Rokewood, 6s; Stunners, 6s: Kiddies’, 4s; cash at Clyde Anscombo, Clyde. 100 Quality delicious, bs 6d, 7s; sturraers, ss, 7s; Kiddles’ Apples, 4s; cash at Clyde.—J. R. Lalng. 6o POULTRY, ETC. GLADBROOK POULTRY FARM, MIDDLEMARCH. White Leghorns and Black Orpingtons, 1932 Price List, Day-old Chicks and Hatching Eggs gladly sent post free. Now booking Hatches due October 17 and 31. Telephone 30R. WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS, 10s dozen, £2 50, £3 10s 100; Settings, ss; Hen and 12 W.L. Chicks, 17s 6d; railage extra. Bartley, Watt’s road, North-East Valley. IT’S the yearly averages which count—--2034 eggs obtained In 9 months from 10 hens on KARSWOOD POULTRY SPICE (containing ground Insects). Costs only halfpenny dally for twelve hens. Obtainable from all dealers.