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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23352, 18 November 1937, Page 20

SALES BY AUCTION FRIDAY (WEEK). NOVEMBER 26, AT ROOMS, 12 noon. Unless an Acceptable Offer is in previously. THE MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE OF GEORGE CROW, ESQ., m wm '■/'■V'/AWm ssm. mm mm Hi m sm No. 2 FIFIELD STREET . (Corner Tweed street, above Dunedin Technical College). Handv Tram. Parlour Bus, „ . ... 8 Beautiful Rooms and Kit. (plastered); Picked Joinery; first quality jTnteriaH All well cared for. Latest appointments. Most delightful view a and Harbour. (Cannot be outbuilt.) Extremely sunny; 44.2 po.es intends taking a trip to England, andlprefersnow to own smaller nronerty. Bulk .of the money can be arranged on this fine Homo. Tie Auctioneer's will submit to Mr Crow, prior to auction, any Exchange the. j a reasonable (pie. Cards to inspect from r T M T T E D r> S. McKENZIE, L, i 1M i -i r. u.

MONDAY (NEXT). NOVEMBER 22, 12 Noon. At Rooms, No. 10 Dowling street. Unless a reasonable offer is in previously. ST. LEONARDS. Dunedin Suburb, Main road, opp. N.Z.R. Station and Bus Stop. 3d trip (concession). 6 fine rooms and kit.; main rooms 21 x 15, 21 x 16; all convs.; Ir 2p; 2 good glasshouses, each 20 x 11; flue view; sunny, healthy; tenanted, but possession arranged; easy terms arrangeable prior to sale. Cards to inspect from ,„ trnT , n s, McKenzie, limited. R. & CO., TAMES SAMSON M Auctioneers, Will sell in their Main Floor Rooms, Dowling street. On MONDAY. NOVEMBER 29. At 12.30. In the Estate of the late William Crossan. SOUTH DUNEDIN. > SOUTH DUNEDIN. Just off Cargill road. BUILDING SITES, BUILDING SITES. 5 GLORIOUS SECTIONS. With frontages to Surrey and Sussex streets. Each Section is approximately 20 Poles And All well filled in. SECTIONS IN THIS LOCALITY ARE PRACTICALLY UNOBTAINABLE. DESCRIPTION: SECTION No. 1: Faces Sussex street. Area 19.39 poles, and has erected FIVE-ROOMED WOODEN COTTAGE. • with bathroom, h. and c. water, electric light, all necessary offices. SECTION No. 2; Corner vacant Section, with frontage to Surrey and Sussex streets, contains 19.04 poles. SECTION No, 3: Vacant. Section, adjoins No. 2. area 19.29 poles, faces Surrey street. SECTION No, 4: Vacant Section, facing Surrey street, area 19.50 poles. SECTION No. 5: Vacant Section, also faces Surrey street, area 19.56 poles. NOTE. All sections with the exception of 10. 1 are sold as vacant sections. The iuildings on sections 2 to 5 are to bo old previous to sale and removed mmediately thereafter. PLANS CAN BE INSPECTED AT OUR OFFICE. Further particulars from THE TRUSTEES, EXECUTORS & AGENCY CO., LTD.; )r, Messrs IRWIN & IRWIN. Solicitors; )r. AUCTIONEERS. BALCLUTHA SALE. - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1937. 25 two and three-year-old Shorthorn cross Steers _ 35 empty Cows and Heifers 12 three-year-old Hereford Shorthorn cross Bullocks, good sorts 4 Shorthorn Yearlings 1 Farm Dray. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. rpHE DUNEDIN STOCK AGENTS’ & i WOOLBROKERS’ ASSOCIATION.

.An unenviable experience befell Mr John Andrew Butler, aged 90, when he attempted to walk across the Taruheru River in the vicinity of Atkinson street, Gisborne, and his legs became securely wedged in the mud. His plight was first noticed by a boy at about 3 p.m., but the lad did not take particular notice of the incident, and did not mention the fact to his father until at tea The father proceeded immediately to the point indicated by his son, and found the old man in the last stages of exhaustion. Mr Butler was attended by a doctor and ordered to the Cook Hospital, where he is still under observation. Advertising pays its way often many times over. It will permit lower prices through increased volume. ft can reduce selling costs. It can lessen the time in which a product moves from factory to consumer.