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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22716, 31 October 1935, Page 18

SALES BY AUCTION THIS DAY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, At 2.30 o'clock. Instructed bv Messrs Metliven and Co. : Ltd., who are vacating their shop. Jm. a _ _i_• ±> *" ~ • is instructed to sell by auction, at his Rooms, To-day (Thursday), at-S.JU o'clock: — 8 ENAMELLED BATHS (slightly faulty). An opportunity for builders waiting for Baths. _________ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, At 2 o'clock. On the Premises, No. 10 Onslow street, St. Clair. Instructed by the District Public Trustee in the Estate of the late Thomas James Walker. ______ CHOICE ST. CLAIR FREEHOLD PROPERTY. LOVELY FREEHOLD, ELEVATED AND SUNNY, AND 5-ROOMED PLASTERED RESIDENCE AND ALL CONVENIENCES. A LEX. HARRIS, LIMITED. **> have received instructions to sell by Auction as above. Allotment 60, Blk. I, St. Clair, area 32 poles (more or less), together with Residence of 5 large rooms, box windows and verandahs; plastered throughout, bathroom, porcelain enamel bath, basin, hot and cold water, electric light; scullery, wardrobe, built-in linen press; washhouse, copper, tubs, toolhouse, gas cooker; lovely garden; close car line and beach; immediate possession. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Full Particulars Later. WEDNESDAY MORNING, November 6, At 11 o'clock. At Rooms, King's Theatre, Dowling street. SPLENDID 7-ROOMED RESIDENCE. Corner Freehold with Concrete Garage. No. 102 Queen street, Dunedin. pLARKE & VENN, LIMITED, have been instructed by the owner to sell his property as above. The house is well appointed, having all lOdern conveniences, wardrobes built-in, steel ceilings, slab and tile grates, gas and e.L, washhouse, and all other outbuildings. Property is very suitable for Boarders, Flats, or Room Letting, being very handy to Medical School and University. The owner having purchased a smaller property is determined to sell at a low figure; easy finance can be arranged. Further particulars from THE AUCTIONEERS. BOROUGH OF PORT CHALMERS. MESSRS TAMBLYN, RHODES, & JAMIESON are instructed by the Corporation of Port Chalmers to offer by Public Auction the Leases of the undermentioned properties at the Council Chambers, Port Chalmers, on TUESDAY, the 3rd day of DECEMBER, 1935, at 12 noon:— 1. Part of Section 129 Town of Port Chalmers. Upset annual rental, £3 10s. Term, 14 years from sth April, 2?*Section 143 Town of Port Chalmers, area, 1 rood. Upset annual rental, £7. Term, 14 years from Ist September, 1935. „ _ 3. Section 31, Block IV, North Harbour and Blueskin District, containing 56 acres 1 rood 33 poles. Upset annual rental, £24. Term, 14 years from 30th December, 1934. For further particulars and for conditions of sale apply to THE AUCTIONEERS; Or, KENNETH G. ROY, Borough Solicitor, Port Chalmers; Or, THE TOWN CLERK, Port Chalmers. OWAKA SALE YARDS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1935. At Conclusion of Sheep Sale. MESSRS D. .REID & CO are instructed by Mr A. R. Andrews to offer For Sale his Freehold Farm at Tahakopa, consisting of Two Hundred and Twenty-five (225) Acres Threo (3) Roods Nine (9) Poles being Section Three : (3) Block Thirteen (XIII) District of Rinvu. This farm is eminently suitable for dairying, can be further developed, and holds bright prospects for a young farmer. Further particulars from THE AUCTIONEERS. BALCLUTHA SALE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1935. 1 truck of ewe Hoggets 1 Buggy and Harness (in good order). THE DUNEDIN STOCK AGENTS' & WOOLBROKERS' ASSOCIATION. MILTON SALE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1935. 60 ewe Hoggets 70 wether Hoggets, 'HE DUNEDIN STOCK AGENTS' & WOOLBROKERS' ASSOCIATION. COUNT COMPANY LIMITED. MONEY TO LEND ON ALL CLASSES OF SECURITY. Including Furniture, Chattels, Etc., Etc. THE ALLIANCE ADVANCE & DISCOUNT CO., LTD.. 362 Moray place. ONEY TO LEND At lowest current rates. I. L. TURNBULL. Solicitor, Central Chambers, Bond street. Dunedin. P.O. Box 755.^ MONEiE TO LEND In any sum. MOORE, DAWSON, & AITKEN. Solicitors. 14 Dowling street, Dunedin. rTUtUST MONEY TO _BN On First Mortgage on Freehold Securities, at Current tttate of Interest. JOHN WILKINSON & ROLFB, Solicitors, _6 Dowling street. An unusual noise in a larpe rose tree near her kitchen window attracted the attention of a New Plymouth suburban housewife the other morning. The tree appeared to be full of birds, including blackbirds, thrushes and sparrows, which were excitedly flying about, making occasional dashes toward the ground and keeping up a continual screeching. On investigating the housewife discovered that a fledgling thrush which had evidently been making its first flight had been captured by the black cat of the household, which was playinß with it under the tree, and the birds had united in an endeavour to scare the cat away. As soon as the cat was removed from the scene the mother bird came down and escorted the youngster to safety and the birds resumed their normal activities.