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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27504, 26 September 1950, Page 9

. SALES BY AUCTION REMINDER. THIS DAY (TUESDAY). In our Upstairs Auction Room, Princes street. At 12 o’clock. We offer by Auction the SMALL, WELL-CONSTRUCTED VILLA AND CONCRETE GARAGE, No. 42 CALDER AVENUE, NORTH-EAST VALLEY. In the Estate of David Horne. L E X. HARRIS, LTD. MAORI HILL. MAORI HILL. No. 21 Cairnhili street. A BEAUTIFUL BRICK BUNGALOW, Situated in a warm, sheltered position, in the much-sought-after suburb of Maori Hill. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, At 12 o’clock noon. At Our Rooms, 21 Moray place. By direction of the Owner (a professional gentleman) who for private reasons is compelled to vacate and move to a larger Home. This fine Home, of 5 rooms, sunporch and garage, was constructed by a Builder who was reputed to be one of Dunedin's best tradesmen, to suit his own requirements, and needless to say, will stand up to the most exacting inspection. IMMEDIATE VACANT POSSESSION. Well elevated section, approx. J-acre, laid out in shrubs and rockery. Conditions of Sale from Vendor’s Solicitors, SIEVWRIGHT, JAMES, NICHOL & STARK. Or Ferguson, scandrett & co., Auctioneers and Estate Agents. ' MORNINGTON SECTION, Situated Oakwood avenue. To be Sold by Auction, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. At 12.30 p.m. At our Rooms, 21 Moray place. All that parcel of land containing 23.9 Poles (more or less), situated tn the TOWN DISTRICT, being Allotment 23, Deposit Plan 5974, and being the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title Register Book Volume 318, Folio 144. Further particulars from jpERGUSON, SCANDRETT. & CO. FURNITURE. SALE. At the Residence, North Balclutha, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1950, At 2.30 p.m. Messrs donald Reid & co., ltd., have been instructed by Mr Stuart Taylor, Main road. North Balclutha, who is leaving the district, to offer on his behalf, at the above time and place: 4-piece Silver Ash Bedroom Suits, Double Mattress, Deep Rose Floral Carpet Oft Rose-Pink Rugs, Mats, Kitchen Table, 5 Dining Room Chairs, Moquette Settee, 2 Moquette Easy Chairs, Fireside Chair, Tea Wagon, Firescreen, 10ft 6in x 12ft Carpet (grey tonings), Single Bed, 3-bed, 2 4-drawer Compactums, Hanging Mirror, 6ft 6in x sft Body Carpet, 2 6ft x 3ft Rose-Pink Rugs, Mats, Kitchen Table, 3 Kitchen Chairs, Pictures, Vacuum Cleaner, Gardening Tools, 3 W.L. Pullets. 6 Australorp Pullets, Sundries, 2. Clocks. The above Furniture is of excellent quality and is in first- class condition. OUTSIDE ENTRIES: Chrome and Vitrolite Dinner Wagon, 2 Chrome and Vitrolite Occasional Tables, Chrome and Vitrolite Firescreen. CLEARING SALE. On the Premises. Crown Terrace, Arrowtown. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, At 10.30 a.m. National mortgage & agency CO. OF N.Z., LTD. (Incorp. in Eng.), have received instructions from Mr W. H. THOMPSON to offer for Sale by Public Auction at the above time and place HIS STOCK AND PLANT, As Follows: 110 ewe'Hoggets 10 wether Hoggets 6 Romney Rams 10 two and three-year Wethers 3 draught Horses (two shafters) 5 Cows (spring calvers) 3 two-year Heifers (in calf) 1 two-year Steer - 40 Hens. IMPLEMENTS: Allis-Chalmers Tractor W F (20 h.p., with P.T.0.), Allis-Chalmers Header Harvester (engine functioned, complete with two sets of canvas and belting), M.H. 4ft 6in Horse Mower, M.H. Power Mower, M.H. Horse Cultivator, M.H. Tractor Cultivator, Bft Tandem Storrie Disc, M.H. one-way- Disc (7 blades), 2 Mouldboard Ploughs, three-furrow Disc Plough, Booth Macdonald Tedder, R. and G. Cambridge Roller (9ft), 1 set Booth Macdonald Bog Disc, M.H. 15-coulter Drill, 1 International Horse Hay Rake, two-ton Trailer (4 wheels on rubber), McCormick 6ft Binder, M.H. 6ft Binder, Horse Tumbler Sweep, Booth Macdonald Stacker (on skid), 2 Farm Drays, 1 Tip Dray, 1 set six-leaf Harrows, 1 set five-leaf Harrows, 1 set three-leaf Harrows, Saw Bench (with attachments), Ransome three-furrow Disc Plough, Grassseed Sower, 1 Wagon, 3 Sledges, Dusting Machine, Andrews and Bevan Seed Cleaner, Single Scuffler (with mouldboard). 6 Horse Collars, Hames and Winkers, 2 Bray Saddles and Breeching, Wagon Chains, 3 Horse Covers, 2 Cow Covers, Sundry Harness, 4 Milk Cans, 2 Grindstones, 2 Petrol Pumps, Granville Grease Gun, Loader, 2 sets Avery Scales, Standards and Waratah Posts, 3 Grease Guns, 2 coils Cyclone, I coil Rabbit Netting, 2 Stack Covers. 5 Barrels, 4 bags Super, 2 bags Agricultural Salt, 3 Gates, Belting, 150 sacks Chaff, Drum of Tar, Chaff and Oats Sacks, Wheel Barrow, Lacing Wire. 2 coils. No. 9 Wire, Barb. Wire, Best Weed Burner, Firewood, Posts, 24ft Extending Ladder, 3 Dog Kennels, Lawn Mower, Churn, Separator, 2 Anvils, Boring . Machine, Stocks and Dies, Riding Saddle, Bridle, Sundry Carpenter and Blacksmith Tools, Garden Tools. FURNITURE: Quarter Size Billiard Table, Seagrass Settee, Double Bedroom Suite, Wardrobes, Beds, Bookstand, Drawers, Tables. Sideboard, Hallstand, Chairs, Sofa, Duchesse, Stool, Pictures, Curtains, Mats, Antlers, Clock, Preserving Jars, 3 Aladdin Lamps, 2 Kerosene Lamps, Hand - operated Washing Machine, Writing Desk, Sundry Household Goods, 2 Step Ladders.

SPECIAL ENTRY. STATION CATTLE. - BURNSIDE SALE. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1950. Messrs dalgety & co., ltd. (Incorporated in England), will offer, account Mr N. F Scaife, West Wanaka Station: 80 three and four-year-old 8.P.-Here-ford cross Bullocks 20 three and four-year-old B P.-Here-ford cross Heifers. BALCLUTHA SALE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1650, At 10.45 a.m. 1 hack Gelding (saddle and harness). FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. THE DUNEDIN STOCK AGENTS' & WOOLBROKERS' ASSOCIATION* MILTON SALE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1950, At' 11 a.m. 1 Massey-Harris Binder (good order! 1 Fulcon Foot Top-dresser (good order). FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. THE DUNEDIN STOCK AGENTS' & WOOLBROKERS' ASSOCIATION. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ALLANTON SALE. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 17. 1950, At II a.m. XfESSRS DONALD REID & CO., LTD.. I*JL will offer, as above: SHEEP, CATTLE. HORSES. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. CANCELLATION NOTICE. Ewe Hoggets advertised for .‘Burnside Sale September 27 are now WITHDRAWN T'jONALD REID & CO.. LTD BUSINESS letters should be addressed to the Manager—not the Editor.