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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23351, 17 November 1937, Page 20

SALES BY AUCTION THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 17, At 1.30 o'clock. At Rooms. Princes street. USUAL WEEKLY CLEARING SALE. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Extensive Catalogue, including: MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARDS, OVAL DINING TABLE. MAHOGANY TABLE GRAMOPHONE (Jubal), FULL WAX SHOW FIGURE, RED PINE BREAKFAST ROOM SIDEBOARD. 5-VALVE SYMPHONY RADIO. ' Also.. Heavy Linoleum, Couches, Oak Spring-seated Settee. Octagonal Tables, Easy Chairs, Vases and Ornaments. 3fold Screen, , Overmantels, Morris Chairs, Dining Tables. Platform Rocker. Palm Stands, Bronze Fire Screens, Fireguard, Carpet Runner, Carpets, Piano Seat. Austrian Chairs, Cupboards, Bookcase. Mirror-door Wardrobe, Plain-door Wardrobe, Duchesse Chests. Duchesse Tables, Drop-side Cots, Full Scotch Chests, 4ft 6in Wo6d Bedsteads. Wire Mattresses, Flock Mattresses, Gentlemen's Bicycles, Lawn Mowers, Kitchen Utensils. Kitchen Tables. A LEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, L Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes streetInstructed by the Trustees in the Estate late Rebecca Chase. THIS CHARMING CITY ROUGH- / CAST BUNGALOW. OF 4 ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE, No. 46 WARRENDER STREET (50 yards from George street). Exlra large rooms: Dining room 17 x 12, living room 16 x 14, bedrooms 17 x 13, and 13ft 2in x lift 2in respectively. Tiled roof, fibrous plaster ceilings, lovely bathroom, porcelain enamel bath and basin, h. and c. water, linen press, tiled slab grates, gas range, washouse, copper and tubs. • IMMEDIATE VACANT POSSESSION. . A CHOICE LITTLE BUNGALOW Off George street, with North End view. Built by the late Mrs Chase for her own use. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AT OUR OFFICE. ' A LEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, -Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 519, At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. LOVELY LITTLE MAORI HILL BUNGALOW AND FREEHOLD. CONTAINING 4 NICE ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE, , No. 18 Cairnhill street. Area: 14.7 poles, more or less. Fibrous Plaster Ceilings, Panelled Hall, Electric Light, Large Bathroom. Porcelain Enamel Bath. Basin, hot and cold water. Tiled Slab and Clinker Brick Fireplace, Kitchenette, fitted with Osborne Gas Cooker and Destructor, Washhouse, Gas Copper, Concrete Tubs. Immediate Vacant Possession. To be Sold Cheap. See us regarding finance before the auction. Furthe- particulars from ' 4 LEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, *• Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents. REMINDER. TO-DAY, AT 12.15. Note Time of Sale. GRAND MOTOR AUCTION. fiLARKE AND VENN, LTD., *■> The Motor Auctioneers, Dowling street. FRIDAY (NEXT). NOVEMBER 19, 12 Noon. At Rooms, No. 10 Dowling street. Unless a reasonable offer is in previously. BRICK BUNGALOW, BRICK BUNGALOW, 15 COMO STREET. MAORI HILL. 5 Rooms, kitchen, and sun room, folding doors between lounge and dining room; nearly 1-acre freehold; shrubs, trees, garden. Sunny, sheltered, handy Knox Church. Garage. Keys at the Auctioneers, 3 S. McKENZIE, LIMITED. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1937, At 12 Noon. Dunedin Horse Sale Yards, Maclaggan street. SPECIAL ENTRyThARNESS GELDING, HACKS, AND PONY. * » LTD., have received instructions from Mr Jno. Johnston. Hayton Stud, Pukeuri, to sell by Public Auction, as above: — 2 spring van Geldings (all work) 1 good saddle and harness Gelding (prize-winner) 1 stylish lady's Hack (saddle and harness) 1 Pony (reliable and suitable for children). THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1937, At 11 a.m. Dunedin Horse Sale Yards, Maclaggan street. SPECIAL HORSE SALE. *" LTD., will hold theiv next Horse Sale as above, when they will sell by public auction:— 70 Draughts, Spring-carters, and Hacks, comprising:— 35 Draught Mares and Geldings 20 Spring-carters 15 Hacks. The entry comprises mostly country consignments, and prospective buyers are assured rj a wide range from which to select their requirements. This will be the final Horse Sale to be held in the above yards this year. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1937 At Balclutha Salcyards. ciTRONACH, MORRIS, AND CO., LTD., will offer, as above, on account of a client:— 10 fat Bullocks. A magnificent example of Maori carving has been deposited at the Wanganui Museum on loan for an indefinite period by a well-known Maori family of Utiku. It is a waka huia, two "feet in length and probably the largest of its kind in existence. It is richly carved all over and a perfect specimen of early Maori art. The waka huia was used by the Maoris as a receptacle for the treasured huia feathers which were worn in the hair on ceremonial occasions. There are several of these objects in the Wanganui Museum, but none to compare for size or decoration with the one received on loan. The action of the lenders is greatly appreciated by the museum trustees, who value highly loans or gifts of this nature, particularly when one considers the veneration and traditional regard in which these old heirlooms are held by their owners. Try It: A few words in bold type in plenty of space attract attention. Try it on the readers of the Otago Daily Times.