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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22824, 7 March 1936, Page 28

SALES BY AUCTION MONDAY, MARCH 16, At 12 o'clock. At 39 Bond street, opposite New Post Office. Instructed by the Perpetu.il Trustees Company, Limited, on account of the estate of the late H. Walton Phillips. SALE BY AUCTION. A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT. VALUABLE CORNER FREEHOLD BUSINESS SITE. 35 feet 9 inches by fiO feet. CORNER KING AND ST. ANDREW STREETS (Near George DOUBLE-STOREY WOOD BUILDING. 2 SHOPS AND RESIDENCE. The property should commend itself to anyone requiring a good business site, and its frontages of 35 feet 9 inches to King street and 66 feet to St. Andrew street, would justify any prudent man in erecting suitably-equipped shops, which should be revenue-producing from the time thev are completed, as there is a considerable amount of traffic pa6t the corner. The trustees are determined to realise this portion of the Estate,, and a reasonable reserve will be fixed. Further particulars from - : THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES CO., LTD.; Or, Messrs BRUGH CALVERT & BARROWCLOUGH, Solicitors; Or. PARK. REYNOLDS. LIMITED, -*- Auctioneers. SUNNYSIDE, ROSLYN. THE WAGE-EARNER'S BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, At 12 o'clock. At Offices, 39 Bond street (Corner of Liverpool street). AUCTION SALE, TO CLOSE TRUST ACCOUNT. UPSETS FIXED LOW SO AS TO EQUAL AN UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE. 6 LOVELY BUILDING SITES, FALCON STREET, OATES STREET, SUNNYSIDE, ROSLYN. (Rattray street cable car to Highgate.) BATHED IN SUNSHINE. BEAUTIFUL VIEWS. CONVENIENT TO SCHOOLS AND TOWNSHIP. THE LAST ALLOTMENTS IN THIS FAVOURITE LOCALITY. Very Easy Terms of Payment. £lO DEPOSIT £lO £4 per cent. Interest. £4 per cent. GET THE SUBSIDY AND BUILD YOUR OWN HOME, HAVE YOUR OWN GARDEN. YOUR RENT WILL PAY OFF A NEW BUNGALOW. Plans and Conditions of Sale from Messrs DUNCAN & MacGREGOR, Barristers and Solicitors, National Bank Chambers. 187 Princes street; Or, ■DARK, REYNOLDS. LIMITED. AUCTION SALE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25. at 12 o'clock. WEDNESDAY, THE Bth DAY OF APRIL, 1936, At 12 o'clock Noon. At Their Rooms, cur. Liverpool and Bond streets, Dunedin. UNDER CONDUCT of the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Dunedin in exercise of Power of Sale contained in Memoranda of Mortgage Registered Numbers 77716 and 91143 from WILLIAM FREDERICK LOGIE to HIS MAJESTY THE KING. FARM PROPERTY situated near Waitati off Mihiwaka road. Fenced and suitable for grazing. Freehold title. PARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED. -*• is instructed by the Registrar of the Supreme Court to sell on behalf of his Majeety the King as Mortgagee: ALL THAT piece of land containing 185 acres 2 roods 23 poles more or less situated in the NORTH HARBOUR AND BLUESKIN DISTRICT being Section 50 and 52, and part of Section 19 Block I on the public map of the said District and being the laud comprised and described in Certificates of Title Volume 263 folio 25 and Volume 8 folio 205 and Volume 15 folio 235. The Application and estimate of value on behalf of the Mortgagee may be seen without fee at the Registrar's Office, Stuart street, Dunedin, during office hours or at the sale. MONDAY (NEXT), MARCH 9, 12 Noon. At Rooms, No. 10 Dowling street. Instructed by the Public Trustee in Estate of Henry Green. FARM. MOUNT CARGILL. Just north of Dunedin. Main road. Next water trough. Notice erected. 79 ACRES FREEHOLD and 9J ACRES CROWN LEASE. Dwelling burned down, but numerous outbuildings. Must be sold. "» S. McKENZIE. LIMITED. OMARAMA SALEYARDS. SALE OF SURPLUS STOCK. SATURDAY. MARCH 14, At 10.30 a.m. Present Entries: 200 two-tooth halfbred Ewes 950 four-tooth halfbred Ewes 200 six-tooth halfbred Ewes 300 eight-tooth halfbred Ewes 200 six and eight-tooth halfbred Ewes 1650 f. and f.m. halfbred Ewes 550 f. and f.in. merino Ewes 700 f.m. Ewe« 350 s.m. Ewes 950 f. and fwd. Wethers 700 f.m. halfbred Wethers 500 f.m. Corriedale Wethers 100 f, and f.m. Corriedale Wethers 130 halfbred ewo lambs 200 merino wether Lumbs 200 m.fi. cull Laiub.s All in Suitable Lots. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. kAMARU STOCK AGENTS' ASSOCIA- ' TION.

During February 30 new motor drivers licences were issued by the Wanganui City Council. Throe potential drivers failed to pass the necessary teat. During the month a total of 75 licences were issued for which £lB 12s 6d was collected in fees. Twenty-six heavy traffic licences were issued. The amount received for these was £O7 19 8 7d. Hundreds of cicadas, probably attrated by the bright electric lights, invaded the watch-house at Auckland police headquarters in the city early the other morning. The line of trees outside the police buildings in Princes street has harboured thousands of cicadas for some days past, and it is thought that some of them flew across the road into the building when night came. They alighted on the walls and furniture of the watch-house, and quite a task was involved in sweeping them away. •