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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23849, 1 July 1939, Page 24

SALES BY AUCTION GREAT REALISING AUCTION SALE. CITY FREEHOLD BUSINESS PREMISES CITY RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES SUBURBAN SHOP AND RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. Under instructions from MESSRS KNOWLES, HUNTER & CO., Real Estate Agents, oft account of MR ROBERT KNOWjI.ES, on MONDAY, JULY 24, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, 39 Bond street. LOT I. 30 KING STREET (NEAR MORAY PLACE). BRICK WAREHOUSE OR FACTORY. Double-storey brick building, offices and store; freehold section. LOT 11. 70 ST. ANDREW STREET (ALMOST ADJOINING GEORGE STREET) TAXI STAND, PLUMBER. ELECTRICIAN. GARAGE, UNDERTAKERS, FURNITURE FACTORY. LOW PRICE BUSINESS PREMISES. Freehold and single-storey brick building. LOT HI. KING STREET, CUMBERLAND STREET. NEAR ST. ANDREW STREET. Adjoining Otagb Brush Co. Ideal Site for PARKING AREA, GARAGE, PETROL STATION, WAREHOUSE. FULL HALF-ACRE. , .' . , .. Double frontage, 66 feet to King street, 66 feet to Cumberland street; depth 330 feet, . 4 The present Dwelling Houses return a very good interest. LOT IV. 388 and 390 KING STREET . (Opposite Museum Reserve, adjoining Masonic Temple). FREEHOLD • SECTION With TWO SHOPS AND TWO DWELLINGS. Each six rooms and seven rooms. LOT V. At the tram stop. * 130 and 132 MUSSELBURGH RISE. RETAIL SHOP PROPERTY. Double Shop and six-roomed Dwelling, complete with all conveniences; freehold section. : LOT VI. * 134 and 136 MUSSELBURGH RISE (Adjoining above). TWO LOCK-UP SHOPS AND SIX-ROOMED MODERN DWELLING. One shop home-made cakes, one shop fitted for butcher, fish shop with electric freezer. , LOT VII. 45 LONDON STREET. CITY. CHOICE BUILDING ALLOTMENT I And THREE WOODEN COTTAGES This Section commands a very pleasing, expansive view; a few minutes . - from George street. LOT VIII. 28 NORMANBY STREET. MUSSELBURGH. VERY COMFORTABLE FREEHOLD DWELLING. Five rooms and all conveniences. LOT IX. 39 CALDER STREET. ST, KILDA, SPLENDID FIVE-ROOMED DWELLING. With all conveniences, and good freehold section. LOT X. 41 CARDER STREET. ST. KILDA. SOUND FIVE-ROOMED COTTAGE. All conveniences., Mr Knowles is realising all his real estate to develop his business, and will accept all reasonable offers. . ~ Further particular* and conditions of sale upon application. MESSRS' KNOWLES. HUNTER & CO.. Real Estate Salesmen. Prince* strict; ' MESSRS FERENS & JEAVONS, Solicitors, Bond street; Or, PAR K, R E Y N OLD S, Auctioneers. LIMITED, TO CLOSE LONG-STANDING TRUST. 384 HIGH STREET. FAMILY HOME. RESIDENTIAL FLATS. ROOM-LETTING. Estate of the late R. A. Ewing. , COMMODIOUS HIGH STREET RESIDENCE. Containing 14 VERY FINE ROOMS. V And;.■ FOUR VALUABLE BUILDING ‘ , SITES. ■ total area, 1 rood 25 poles; 73 feet 4 nches frontage to High street; 188 fee" r frontage to Maitland street, lections Surveyed and Plan Accepted, I FINAL AUCTION SALE FOR ' DISBURSEMENTS. , AUCTION S&LE. OF PROPERTY On the Premises at 12 o’clock NEXT WEDNESDAY, Followed by FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. Keys and further particuHrs from MESSRS. DUNCAN. & MACGREGOR. Solicitors, Princes street; Or,. Fto..' DARK, ’REYNOLDS, ' LTD., « . -. ./ Auctioneers; ; ST. CLAIR ; FAMILY HOME, 26 VALPY STREET. , To.be sold by Auction. ’ THURSDAY. JULY 6. . At 12 o’clock. At Rooms. 30 Bond street. Jnder instructions flom The Perpetual trustees Co.. Ltd., executors.of the will of the late J. S. McPeak. 26 VALPY STREET. COMFORTABLE FAMILY' HOME, 7 GOOD ROOMS; ALL CONVENIENCES ’ . And ’ • SPLENDID FREEHOLD SECTION N THE WARMEST PORTION OF ST CLAIR LOVELY UNBROKEN VIEW. Convenient to St. Clair Beach. DARK , REYNOLDS, v LIMITED. L will offer for sale by public aucion: ;■ 26 VALPY STREET. ST. CLAIR. COMFORTABLE. : ROOMS. SUN 3 ORCH AND ALL CONVENIENCES. This freehold residence is situated in he most popular portion of St. Clair, lightly on the rise, yet very conveni>nt to trams and beaches. IDEAL HOME FOR A FAMILY. rHE UPSET PRICE IS MUCH LOWER [HAN TO-DAY’S COST OF THIS BUILDING. Auction Sale, Thursday. July 6. at 12 o’clock. Conditions of sale from fHE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES COLTD.; MESSRS W. G. HAY AND THOMSON. Solicitors: Or. PARK. REYNOLDS. LTD... Auctioneers. SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Situated L 62 DEE STREET. INVERCARGILL. WEDNESDAY. JULY 12, 1939, . At 11 a.m. THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE & i AGENCY CO. OF N.Z„ LTD., instructed by the receiver- in Messrs 3hiels, Jenkins and Co., Ltd., will sffer at their rooms. The Crescent. Invercargill, the Freehold Property containing 1 rood, on which is erected brick building, double-storey, consisting of SHOW ROOM and OFFICER; WORKSHOP and STORE ROOMS at rear. 1 •, - On Messrs Shiels, Jenkins and Co.’s Premises. At 2 p.m. THREE MOTOR CARS, PLANT, TOOLS. OFFICE FURNITURE, ’ Etc. FURTHER PARTICULARS LATER. 1? DUGATION RESERVE FOR LEASE Jw BY PUBLIC AUCTION. The undermentioned Education Reserve will be offered for Lease by Public Auction at the District Lands and Survey Office, Dunedin, at 2 p.rn. on THURSDAY, August 3, 1939. TQWN OF OAMARU. Section 16. Block XXXV (Ure street), 1 rood. Upset annual rental £9. Loading for Improvements, £9OO. Full particulars obtainable from W. E. SHAW, Commissioner of Crown Lands. ADVERTISING is accepted as a necessary part of modem business promotion It has won a place for Itself In virtually every Industry. Rightly directed and prepared, advertising has proved that it can return a profit to the advertiser. But (Advertising should always be considered as a business enterprise, and not as a magic formula for unearned success. WEDNESDAY NEXT, : i At 12 o’clock. On the Premises, 384 High street, Corner of Maitland street. FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. AXMINSTER HALL CARPET (28 feet x 7 feet), OAK LONG-CASE CLOCK (Full set Westminster chimes), LARGE TAPESTRY PANEL, OAK HALL SEAT. AXMINSTER STAIR CARPET AND RUNNER, AXMINSTER CARPET AND RUGS, ENGLISH CUT CRYSTAL WINE SET CHINAWARE. CROCKERYWARE, BURR WALNUT WHATNOT, WALNUT ORGAN (Miller and White; 13 stops), LIBERTY THREE-FOLD SCREEN, HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CHEST ; HEAVY INLAID LINOLEUM. RIMU SPORTS RACK AND HALL CABINET. WATER COLOURS, OIL PAINTINGS. OPOSSUM CARRIAGE RUG. MAGIC LANTERN AND SHEET, HARRINGTON’ SPRING DIVAN CHAIR. BEACH UMBRELLAS, BEACH TENT. RADIOLA SIX-VALVE RADIO. Oak Coal Vase, Mirror Hallstand, Gramophone and Records, Oak Fern Tub, Bridge Table, Revolving, Card Table, Jardinieres and Bowls, Dumpy Cushion, Hassocks, . Kodak Camera, Wire Spark Guard. Leather Couch, Marble Timepiece, Bronze Ornaments, Dinner Gongs, Oak Dinner Wagon, Walnut Tea Table, Occasional Tables. Upholstered Corner Seats, Kauri Music Cabinet, Vases, Chinese Porcelain Teapot in Basket. Leather Settee, Brass Candlestands, Austrian Chairs. Shadow Tissue Day Bed, Walnut Wall Cabinet. Engravings, Duchesse Chests. Counterpanes, Wooden Kerbs. Toilet Pedestals, Single Panel Bedsteads. Commode Armchair, Log Box, Book Cabinet, Books. Velvet Divan Chair. Exhibition Garden Chair, Kitchen Tables. Carpet Sweeper, Kitchen Utensils. Ice Chest, three-roller Mangle, Acme Wringer, Garden Hose, Carpenter’s Tools, Carborundum Wheels, Garden Tools, Garden Seat, Wheelbarrow, Dog Kennel, Wire Netting ON VIEW FROM 2 O’CLOCK. TUESDAY. Also, the VALUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE (14 ROOMS), PARK, REYNOLDS. LIMITED, £ Auctioneers. VACANT POSSESSION. For the Purpose of Distributing the Estate of the late Mrs Jane Sinclair. TWO VERY DESIRABLE CITY FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. MONDAyTjULY 17, At 12 o’clock, At Rooms, 39 Bond street. MRS OWN HOME, 2a WILLIAM STREET, Between High street and Stafford street, on the sunny side. FINE ELEVATED FREEHOLD SECTION (Area, 25 poles) And WELL-BUILT WOODEN RESIDENCE. Five rooms, bay windows, verandah, good bathroom, hot and cold water, electric light, washhouse, pantry, all conveniences. , This Section was specially selected for Mrs Sinclair, and the House was designed for and built to her order. A SPLENDID WAIufT, SUNNY POSITION. ’v HOME TO LUNCH. NO TRAMS. IMMEDIATE VACANT POSSESSION. A FINE CLEAN TIDY HOME. Also, In the same Estate, and to be sold for , distributing bequests. 20 and 22 RUSSELL STREET (Below Arthur street). FREEHOLD VILLA. Five good rooms, two bay windows, portico, electric light, bathroom, hot and cold water pantry, scullery, washhouse, copper and tubs. A TIDY LITTLE HOUSE. Also, on the same section. THREE-ROOMED WOODEN COTTAGE. Scullery, concrete tubs, copper; well let to a good tenant. The family have no further need of these properties, and will sell to the bidder to expedite the closing of Mrs Sinclair’s estate. MESSRS COOK, LEMON & COOK, Solicitors for the Estate; REYNOLDS. LIMITED. pARK. Auctioneers. MILTON SALE. TUESDAY. JULY 4. 1939. 6 dairy Cows, August-September calvers. 3rd and 4th calvers. THE DUNEDIN STOCK AGENTS’ & i- WOOLBROKERS’ ASSOCIATION. Beautiful wallpapers within the reach of everyone- best English creations; new and exclusive. Smith and Smith, Ltd.