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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23945, 21 October 1939, Page 20

SALES BY AUCTION JAMES SAMSON AND CO., Auctioneers, On MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1930. At 12.30 p.m. In our Main Floor Rooms, Dowling street. Under instructions from the Perpetual Trustees Co.. Ltd. In the Estate of the late Mr T. G. Young. WARRINGTON. WARRINTON. PREMIER SEASIDE PROPERTY, ( Situated in 1 BEAUTIFUL WARRINGTON. Close to Railway. Commanding a most wondeiful panoramic view of sea and land. Gloriously sunny position. The property contains approximately 4i acres, divided into Paddocks, Lawns. Fruit Gardens. Kitchen Garden. NOTED BOWLING GREEN (3 rinks). ASPHALT TENNIS COURT. PLANTATION OF WONDERFUL SHRUBS AND NATIVE BUSH. THE RESIDENCE (which is approached by a nice motor drive through the gardens) Contains Seven Rooms, Double-storey. Slate Roof, Oriel and Casement Windows. Built-in Wardrobes, Panelled Hall. Open Brick Fireplaces. Sleeping Porch, Bathroom (porcelain bath and basin). Linen Cupboards, Concrete and Tiled Verandahs. All in .splendid order. Also erected on the Property is a FIVE-ROOMED COTTAGE, Which is in good order. And Quite a good rental property, is at present let satisfactorily to a good tenant. FURNITURE: Both Dwellings are comfortably furnished. and arrangements, if desired, could be made to take the furniture , over at valuation. TAMES SAMSON ' AND CO. '■* have received instructions from the Perpetual Trustees Co., Ltd., to sell by Auction — THIS BEAUTIFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE, Which is quite one of the show places of Dunedin’s favourite seaside resort. In the event of the property not being sold in one lot. it will then be offered in two lots: — Lot 1. Residence, with 3 acres 8 poles. Lot 2. 5-roomed dwelling, with 1 acre ' 17.5 poles; right-of-way entrance from main road. Further narticulars from: PERPETUAL TRUSTEES AND AGENCY CO., LTD.; Or. 1 MESSRS MONDY. STEPHENS. MONRO AND STEPHENS; Or. AUCTIONEERS. JAMES SAMSON AND CO„ 4 Auctioneers. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, At 2' p.m. In Our Downstairs Rooms, Dowling street. 5. ; LARGE CATAL9GUE COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. Including PRETTY MAUVE SUPER WILTON CARPET, 12 x 9, SUPER WILTON HALL CARPET, v 15 x 4.6, LARGE INDIAN HAND-WOVEN CARPET, 12 x 12, 2 HEAVY AXMINSTER CARPETS, 12 x 9, 10.6 x 9, 2 CHESTERFIELD DIVAN SETTEES. 7-DRAWER OAK SINGER MACHINE, 2 FUMED OAK BEDROOM SUITES, modern designs. MOQUETTE CHESTERFIELD SULCE, 3 pieces. OAK DINING ROOM SUITE, QUAINT OAK SIDEBOARD. PRETTY OAK HALLSTAND, 4 Uphol.' H.B. Chairs, Fireside Chairs,; Wire-seat Settee, H, Rugs, Sofa Rugs, Axminster Runner. Palm Stands, Linoleums. Cushions, Vases, Ornaments. Tea Wagons, E.P. Ware, 42-piece Dinner Service, Occas. Tables. Stained Cheval, Duchesse Chests, Wardrobe, Double ;and Single Wood Beds and Wires, Mattresses, SET OF CRIB BUNKS, Cop per Kerbs. Clock. Carpet Felts. Brass Log Box. Kitchen Tables. Chairs. Pots, Pans. Lawn Mower, Wringer, Steps, Garden Tools, etc., etc. Also, 24 FOLDING CHAIRS. Iron Frames, suitable for Halls, Verandahs. Gardens. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER, 1. • r At 12.30. In our Main Floor Rooms, Dowling street. , Under instructions from the District Public Trustee in the Estate of David Yeoman. N.E. VALLEY~FREEHOLD PROPERTY, No. 18 ISLINGTON STREET (Just off tram line). Area 14.69 Poles. Two-storey Wooden Dwelling of live rooms, bathroom, washhouse and tubs; high ceilings, roomy rooms, presses and wardrobes, cellar,' etc. VACANT POSSESSION. Further particulars and Conditions of Sale from: DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE; Or, AUCTIONEERS. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1939, 1.30 pan. o’clock. On the Farm, Pine iHll, SALE OF PIGS, HORSES AND PLANT. THE OTAGO FARMERS’ CO-OPER-■A ATIVE ASSOCIATION OF N.Z., LTD., favoured with instructions from Mr William Hastie, who has leased his farm, will offer by Public Auction, as above: — 100 Porkers and Store Pigs 2 Sows (with litters) 2 Devon Sows (near profit) 1 purebred Tamworth Boar 1 7-year-old Draught Mare (G.S.) 1 Draught Gelding 1 Shorthorn Cow (due November, G.S.) 1 Pig Dog (finder) J d.f. plough, 1 R. and G. hillside plough, discs, harrows, ridger. scuffler. scoop, tip dray, spring dray, 3 spring gig, 5 800 kauri vats, large quantitv drums, 4 pigstyes on sledges, 150 posts, quantity harness, 4 riding saddles, barb wire, 20 sacks fowl wheat, quantity sacks, sundries too numerous to mention. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1939. BURNSIDE SALE. Special Entry Well-bred Forward STEERS and HEIFERS. rpHE OTAGO . FARMERS’ CO--1 OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION of NZ LTD., will offer by auction as above on account D. C. Aubrey. Esq., of Cattle Flat Station. 115 well-bred 3-year Bullocks 45 forward Heifers. NOTE.—These well-known cattle are Hereford. Black Polled, and HerefordShorthorn cross, in very forward condition and are particularly good doers. LITE” PAINTS—Put your labour ito something durable; " Steclite " I Green for service.—Smith and jtd, !