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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23362, 30 November 1937, Page 18

SALES BY AUCTION THIS DAY, • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, At 2 p.m. fei our Downstairs Rooms, Dowling street. HOUSEHOLD FUPNITURE AND EFFECTS. Including QUAINT OAK SIDEBOARD, CHESTERFIELD DINING SUITE (3 pieces), SINGER SEWING MACHINE, 2 AXMINSTER CARPETS (12 x 9, 12 x 10.6), 3 AXMINSTER SOFA RUGS, PRETTY OAK BEDROOM SUITE, HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER, JACOBEAN OAK SIDEBOARD. STAINED BEDROOM SUITE. (Oval Mirrors), HEAVY AXMINSTER RUNNER, Occas. Tables, F.S. Chairs, S.G. Chair;, Rocking Chair, Chest of Drawers, Duchesse Pair, Dinnerware, Glassware, Oak Dining Table, Linoleum, Hearthrugs, Glassware, Ornaments, Vases, Stained Wardrobe, Pictures, Paintings, Curtains, B.W. Chairs, Marble Clock, Duchesses Chests, BOY'S TRICYCLE, TEMPLETON BACON CUTTER, GENTLEMEN'S F.W. CYCLES, MONARCH TYPEWRITER, Wringer, Lawn Mower, Jam Bottles. Bird Aviary, Meat Safe, Etc.. Etc. TAMES SAMSON & CO. " have received instructions to sell by Auction, in their Downstairs Rooms, Dowling street: CATALOGUE OF GOOD SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. REMINDER. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, At 2 p.m. On the Premises, No. 36 Ings avenue, St. Clair. Under Instructions from G. H. Lightfoot, Esq., who is leaving for England. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FURNISHINGS, AND EFFECTS, Including: GENUINE OLD GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK (100 Years Old),. MAGNIFICENT FULL IRONFRAMED PIANO, 7-VALVE ALL-WAVE WIRELESS SET (S.T.C.). 'AMES SAMSON & CO. ' have received instructions from G. H. Lightfoot, Esq., to sell, on the premises, No, 3 Ings avenue, St. Clair, the above. ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, At 2 p.m. >E-ILL Y ' ' I ' are Selling: 240 year-old White Leghorn Hens (Dove, Christchurch, strain). A splendid opportunity for buyers to secure pens of these special birds. CITY RESIDENTIAL INVESTMENT PROPERTY, 72 MANOR PLACE. m »Mk WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1, 1937, At 12 Noon. At our Rooms, 114 Princes street, Dunedin. \MBLYN, RHODES, & JAMIESON. IDAY, DECEMBER 3. J 937 tfiately Before the Stock Sale. SALE. k DESIRABLE TOSHVALE J FREEHOLD. FARMERS' CO-OPERA-SSOCIATION OF NEW LIMITED, favoured with Miss A. B. Dallas, iOved to Dunedin, will offer ', a 3 above, the following:— Ie Residence of 5 ROOMS 'CHEN, SCULLERY, AND USE, all under one roof, gs, septic tank, etc., toith Section Part XI, Block 21utha, containing 2 acres ) poles (more or less). ierty, which is situated on (uth road on the rise, has a I panoramic view. The lod and iron, is well built Id, and with its well-laid-lis considered one of Balwf places. T particulars and inspecNjAUCTIONEERS, W\ Balclutha. L>ECteMBER 3, 1937. poration Sale Yards, Before Stock Sale. MAIT MORTGAGE & ■ COMPANY OF NEW MITED (Incorporated Lave received mstruc- > C. J. Strong to offer ime and place: JLD PROPERTY, situoomprising— is" 61 and 72, Block VII, . „ laka District, containing 11 acres 3 roods 9 poles, with 5roomed House and outbuildings thereon, Apply Clinton Agent for Full Particulars. SPECIAL ENTRY. BURNSIDE SALE. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1. DALGETY & CO., L •***■ will offer for sale on account of Mr J. L. Clarke, Pigeon Flat: 30 well-bred forward two and three-year-old Steers. BALCLUTHA SALE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1937. 25 two and three-year-old! Shorthorn Bullocks, extra well bred. 8 fat Heifers 180 two-tooth Wethers 1 set Avery platform scales (lOcwt) 10 fat Cows and Heifers 2 two-year purebred Jersey Bulls (His Majesty's strain). FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. WOOLBROKERS' ASSOCIATION. The present chaotic conditions of the marketing methods concerning the sale and distribution of lemons was stressed by Mr J. A. Lambden, chairman of the Auckland Citrus Growers' Association, at a meeting of citrus fruitgrowers in the Auckland Chamber of Commerce. Mr Lambden, who detailed what had been done to improve the present conditions since the Government had established a Citrus Marketing Authority, emphasised the necessity for standardisation of fruit, which, he said, was the only way in which uniformity in quality could be ensured and satisfaction given to all. After considerable discussion, the meeting decided to see by means of a questionnaire the most, favoured methods of curing, packing, and distribution of lemons, also to ask the Minister of Marketing (Mr D. G. Sullivan) to expedite the legislation necessary to put the citrus industry on a proper marketing basis.