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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22259, 11 May 1934, Page 16

£3OOO SALES BY AUCTION THE TALK OF DUNEDIN. STOCK. - £3OOO. HEAVY WINTER BLANKETS, RUGS, SHEETINGS, TOWELS, SUITS, LEATHER COATS. TROUSERS SHIRTS, LINGERIE DBESS LENGTHS, LADIES' COATS. HOSIERY, DRAPERY, AND CLOTHING. . 1000 PAIRS OF RUBBER SOLES, COMPLETE WITH CEMENT FOR FROM THE HUB, 87 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. . TO-DAY, 1.30 till 5 p.m. ALSO TO-NIGHT, 7 TILL 9 O'CLOCK. ' MACKY LOGAN'S LATE WAREHOUSE, MORAY PLACE (RIGHT OPPOSITE aiao , w" 1 THE CRITERION HOTEL), ALF. JONES WILL SELL BY AUCTION A GIGANTIC STOCK OF WINTER DRAPERY AND CLOTHING.

THIS DAY, • FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1 At 11 o'clock. On the Premises, King street (Corner St. David street). BUILDING MATERIALS. 100 SHEETS ROOFING IRON (6, 7, 8 feet), --_, a PANEL DOORS, WINDOW SASHES, KAURI PANEL CEILINGS RED PINE AND BALTIC FLOORING, T. AND G. LINING, RED PINE LUMBER, v BALTIC WEATHERBOARDS,, ' ELECTRIC FITTINGS AND SWITCHBOARD, :*'•■ Rough Lining, Cupboards, Mantelpiece, Verandah Posts, Architraves, Spouting, Downpipe. Now On View. 'Auction Sale, To-day, 11 o'clock. >ARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED. THIS DAY. (FRIDAY), At 1 o'clock. At Rooms, 142 High street. , HOUSEHOLDImNITURE. VIKING 6-VALVE RADIO, SMALL CHESTERFIELD SETTEE, 2 MOQUETTE TUB EASY CHAIRS, 4 AXMINSTER CARPETS, . KAURI BOOKSHELVES, OCCASIONAL SUITE, OTTOMAN COUCH, tt HANDSOME BEDROOM SUITE (Rosewood colour; Wardrobe, Duchesae Chest, Double Pedestal, Panel Bedstead), OAK PANEL BEDSTEADS, % : nzle Panel -Bedsteads, ,; Mirror-door ardrobes, Duchesse '; Chests, Dinner .Litcben Chairs, Linoleum, Gei " ral Household Furniture. -- .■•.":-,.. Now On View. >■, Sale Commences at 1 o clock. >ARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED.

FRIDAY, MAY 11, '.'•.-.• ; At 1 o'clock. . At Rooms,! 142 High street. On Account of the Trustees in a Deceased . . Estate. - ' ' SUPERIOR~HOUSEHOLD /FURNITURE. TAPESTRY EASY CHAIRS, , AXMINSTER CARPETS, -:..-, AXMINSTER RUNNER, OAK GLORY BOX. WALNUT occasional tab. LiRASS STANDARD. LAMP, . KAURI HALF SCOTCH CHEST, OLD AUSTRIAN JAR, 2 WATER COLOURS(L. W. Wilson), m • .- GEORGIAN SILVER JUGS, TEASPOONS, AND FISH SLICE, Occasional Tables, Oak Writing Bureau, Tapestry Chairs, Occasional Chairs. »panChairs, General Household Furniture. Now Oh View. PARK, REYNOLDS, 'LIMITED. IMPORTANT

NOTICE! NOTICE! A SPLENDID - SUBDIVISION. ; : 13 EXCELLENT ALLOTMENTS; Fronting Bay View road, Moreau street, and East avenue, in the favourite suburb ST. KILDA. ST. KILDA. This is the last block of this kind in the ■'.-"•■ Borough, arid therefore offers C THE FLNAL OPPORTUNITY > To acquire a Good Allotment in a Popular Suburb close to Town.in a subdivision ■ such as this. WONDERFUL TERMS! BETTER THAN A SAVINGS - . BANK!!! *lO Deposit per allotment, balance by quarterly instalments over 4 years, interest only 4J per cent. per.annum on the quarterly balances from time to time owinc. - PLANS NOW, READY, And obtainable on application to JO.UJN REID & SONS, LTD., Auctioneers. The areas of .these bright and sunny sites range from 19.4 poles to 36 poles. AUCTION SALE, AUCTION SALE, MONDAY, MAY 21, At 7.30 p.m.. . At Rooms, Liverpool and Bond streets. Those contemplating building, also spec, builders and those/who appreciate a good investment (as these sites appear absolutely certain to rise greatly in price), should participate m ~ THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY. Full particulars from Messrs MONDY. STEPHENS, MONRO, & STEPHENS, Solicitors: THE OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD; Or '•'"••'*■ TOHN REID & SONS, LTD., «J ■: Auctioneers. MONEY IHE ALLIANCE ADVANCE AND DISCOUNT CO., LTD., Security Buildings. . Stuart street, DUNEDIN. MONEY TO LEND ON ALL CLASSES OF SECURITIES. P.O. Box 688. Telephone 11-221. . IRUST MONEYS TO LEND AT . LOWEST CURRENT RATES. HAMEL & SIMPSON, Solicitors. COMMERCIAL BANK BUILDINGS. 36 Dowling street. Phone 10-286. (Formerly of Cargill's corner. South Dunedin). .' OANS. —All securities; low rates; conJul fldentlal.—Accommodation, Ltd.. Bank of New Zealand Chambers. Princes sir ** TRONITE," the . Roof Paint; Red. Slate, X and Permanent Green; the quality paint at the lowest price.—Wren's, Princes street.

Two unusual insurance policies refcently issued are mentioned in a London newspaper. In one case the captain of a golf club insured himself against holing in one. He is a first-class player, and •when covering himself against expense-, he explained that if he did hole out from the tee he would be expected to entertain his fellow-members at a champagne eupper and the cost would be considerable. A small premium paid to an insurance company removed all fear on that account. The other strange policy insured a man against seeing a ghost. The owner of this policy lives in Cornwall and he is getting up in years. He has a fear that the sight of a ghost might frighten him to death, although he did not explain how an insurance policy •would assist matters. It would, how«ver, assist his estate.