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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27386, 11 May 1950, Page 10

SALES BY AUCTION AUCTION EXTRAORDINARY. "36 M ARLBOBOUGH PROPERTIES 3G VALUED AT £40,000. TO BE OFFERED BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE NATIONAL PARTY HALL AT HIGH STREET, BLENHEIM, ON FRIDAY, MAY , 26, 1950. Blenheim topped the New Zealand Sunshine record last year—and in other years, too. COME TO MARLBOROUGH FOR SUNSHINE, HEALTH. AND WEALTH. The Sale will commence Sharp at 10.30 a.m. and continue non-stop until all the properties have been offered.

PICTON and SOUNDS. 2. “Ascham Hill.” a Gracious Old Home of eight rooms (two storey), situated on a pleasant rise overlooking Picton and the Sounds. It has been a very lovely residence and could easily be restored to its former beauty. Tennis Court, fruit trees, and native shrubs adorn the grounds. Total ground area 1 acre 1 rood 22 perches. Four good building sections have been surveyed ready for sale, leaving J acre with the residence. To be offered as one lot or five separate lots. 2. New four-roomed cottage on rise at Waikawa (4 miles by road from Picton). Two bedrooms. Gloriouspanoramic view of Sounds. All new furniture. Everything spotless condition. Also new 17Jft runabout boat and boatshed on foreshore. Will be offered with or without boat and shed. 3. Beck’s Bay, on the Grove Arm, 4 miles by road or water from Picton Three furnished cottages (let at high rentals to holiday makers). New residence for proprietor. Approx 14 acres mainly in virgin native bush Good beach. Jetty. Practically frost free and early vegetables and flowers could be grown for City Markets Without question the most exquisitely beautiful spot in the Sounds. Each cottage has its own section and title. The property will be offered as a whole, but if not sold as such each cottage and the residence will be offered separately. 4. Four-bedroom almost new modern bungalow. (Architect designed.) At The Elevation, two miles from Picton. Accommodation for 400 fowls. Steep land sufficient to run 100 sheep. Will grow early vegetables, etc. With grounds tidied this would be a very lovely home for semi-retirement. Vacant possession. 5. Section of 5 acres on rise with great possibilities, wonderful view of Picton and Sounds. Good building site and scope for early flowers and vegetables. Build here and retire in the sunshine. 6. 11-acre property four miles by water from Picton. Buildings include two good cottages, one small bach, and boatshed. Jetty. Good beach. 50 3-4-.vear fruit trees. Shrubs. Native bush. Retire and take a handy income from this place. 7. Building Section (approx, i-acre on Milton terrace, Picton). Dry and Sunny, 8. Section on Queen Charlotte Drive (in Picton Borough). Approx. Jacre. overlooks Harbour. ! Write, wire or phone for any f Arrangements can be made for you tc 5 p.m. on the daj F u. PRY

REAL ESTATE -AGENTS, I Phones: Office 1458: Res 2353 FRIDAY NEXT AT 1.30 P.M. At Our Manse Street Sale Rooms. L. J- IKEL AN D, L T D., AUCTIONEERS. will sell by Auction, A LARGE CATALOGUE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, including: VICKERS ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE (in excellent condition), BILLIARD TABLE (Blt 3in x 4ft 3in, slate bed), NEAT 4-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE, WEBSTER SPRAY PAINTING OUTFIT (Complete), . MODERN SMALL MODEL CAMBRIDGE PORTABLE OR ELECTRIC RADIO. Linoleums. D. and S. Mattresses, ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER. Large Qty. Kitchen Chairs, Duchesses, Pedestals, LARGE QTY. RABBIT TRAPS, 4ft 6in PANEL BEDS, Oak Morris Chairs, Scotch Chest. Seagrass Chairs. CHINA CABINET, 3-piece Chesterfield Suite, Elec. Shaver. Alarm Clock, Pocket Watches, Set 4 Dining Chairs, WARDROBES, OAK EXT. DINING TABLE. CHESTERFIELDS, WIRE SETTEES AND SQUABS, Elec. Griller, OAK BUFFET SIDFOARD, SHEETS. S. BLANKETS. 3 GENTLEMEN'S CYCLES, ELECTRIC PLUG-IN RANGETTE. Metal , Meat Safes. MAHOGANY WARDROBE, MAHOGANY BOOKCASE. DRAWLEAF DINING TABLES. Large Grindstone, Pictures, ORION ELECTRIC PLUG-IN BAKER'S OVEN, Sewing Machines, Tool Chest, Cabinet Gramophones, Pram. Jam Jars, Carpet Sweepers, Elec. Heaters, Gas Heater. Scales and Weights, Enamel Pots, Single Stretchers, Bassinette, Gum Boots, Wringers. Sparkguard, Fireside Chaws. Oil Pump, Tea Wagons, General Household Furniture and Effects, etc., etc. NOW ON VIEW. FRIDAY, MAY 26, At 12 o'clock sharp. In our Main Floor Rooms, Dowling street; SALE BY AUCTION Of SPLENDID FREEHOLD. ■ PROPERTY, 2-acre and 6-roomed Modern Bungalow, Situated at NEWCASTLE STREET, HAMPDEN. Vacant Possession. JAMES SAMSON* '& CO. have been favoured with instructions from Mr Andrew White to sell by auction at their Rooms, Dowling street: A lovely Freehold Section, 2-acre, with Modern 6-roomed Bungalow and all conveniences, electric light, hot and cold water; detached washhouse, garage® and fowlhouses about 120 feet x 16. with concrete floor and iron roof and walls, to hold 500 fowls. Extensive concrete paths to dwelling and all outbuildings, with good water supply. The Grounds are wall sheltered and laid out in garden. The daffodils alone produce about £SO a year. Good fruit orchard, with apple, plum, gooseberries, and raspberries. In fact, a show nlace. and handv to t'-e beach, with good view A Great Opportunity for those in search of such a property, which are hard to get. Inspection can be arranged, for at any time. Further particulars from JAMES SAMSON & CO., Auctioneers; Or, LEE, GRAVE & 7JMMERMAN. Solicitors. Oamaru. NOW IS THE TIME TO SELL! SOLICITORS RECOMMEND AUCTION TODAY to get Competitive Price for any reasonable Property. VALUATION Given Without Obligation of any House or Shops (with or without tenants) that you contemplate Selling. Registered Valuers. R S. McKENZIE’S, Cromwell Chambers, Dowling street. WITHDRAWAL. The BUNGALOW PROPERTY. 14 Moana Crescent, has now been SOLD. Consequently, the Auction advertised for Tomorrow (Friday) will NOT now take place. T> S. McKENZIE’S. 11, Auctioneers. AUCTION SA LE 0 F~HOUSE PROPERTY, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1950, At 2.30 p.m. At Our Office, Ross place. Lawrence. \T7RIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., *V have received instructions from the Public Trustee, Executor of t*-e Will of the late Thomas Kearney, to offer §t the above time and place: PROPERTY ■ SITUATED IN WHITEHAVEN STREET. LAWRENCE, being— Sections 9 and 10. Block 8, Town of Lawrence: area 1 rood 32 poles. The Improvements consist of a Brick Dwelling containing five rooms, pantry, seullerv. and bathroom, with detached washhouse. The property is at present occupied on a monthly tenancy. Further parU'-olsrs from THE AUCTIONEERS. Dunedin and Lawrence: Or, THE DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE. Dunedin. SPECIAL ENTRY. TAIERI ANNUAL HORSE FAIR. . Allanton Saleyards. FRIDAY. MAY 12. 1950. MESSRS DONALD REID & CO., LTD., will sell on behalf of a client: 4-year-old Mare by Cricket Bat 3-year-old Gelding by Sky Pilot 3-year-old Filly bv Sky Pilot. The aboye are well bred, handled and broken to lead.