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Southland Times, Issue 19757, 3 February 1923, Page 16 (Supplement)

PARK, REYNOLDS, LTD. MONDAY, 19th FEBRUARY, At 12 Noon. AT ROOMS, MANSE STREET, DUNEDIN. (Under instructions from the Trustees). IMPORTANT PROPERTY SALE BY AUCTION —Of— THAT FAVOURITE HOTEL = PROPERTY KNOWN AS “WAIN’S HOTEL,” Fronting Princess Street and Manse Street, Dunedin. FREEHOLD AND SMALL LEASEHOLD. Possession in May, 1923. PARK REYNOLDS (LTD.), Dunedin, in conjunction with JAMES SAMSON & CO., Dunedin, ALEX HARRIS & CO., Dunedin, are instructed by THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES EST. & AG. CO, OF N.Z, LTD, Trustees in the Estate of the late JOB WAIN, to offer for sale by Auction at above time and place the above valuable property. This Hotel is situate in the r heart of the City on the Main Street, opposite the site of the Post Office with a double frontage to Princes Street and Manse Street. The building is an imposing and ornamental structure of Five Storeys to Princes Street and Three Storeys to Manse Street. It is constructed of brick, concrete faced, and its architecture leaves nothing to be desired. There is a commodious dry cellar under the whole of the building, useful for storage and other purposes. The frontage both to Princes and Manse Streets except that used for the Bar is well let to responsible tenants at good rentals, which could be increased from time to time. The Hotel itself is well appointed, is well known to the travelling public, is one of the best in the City, and there are 50 bedrooms, spacious dining room, the usual Sitting Room, and other accommodation necessary for a first-class Hotel. For further particulars apply to— THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES COMPANY, (LTD.) ; THE AUCTIONEERS or COOK, LEMON & CO, Solicitors, Dunedin - Jz7BB BRAY BROS, LTD. FOR SALE UP TO 750 CASES DF FRUIT DAILY. APRICOTS, PEACHES, PLUMS, PEARS, CURRANTS, GRAPES, RASPS, LOGANS, APPLES, ETC. COUNTRY FRUITERERS—PIease Note that we hold DAILY Auction Sales at 9.30 a.m. < BRAT BEOS. LTD. AUCTIONEERS DEE STREET. INVERCARGILL. HENDERSON & CO. LTD. - WOOL . SECOND INVERCARGILL SALE? MARCH 6, 1923. VL T OOLGROWERS can depend 1 upon receiving Good Service and the Best Possible Returns by consigning their Clips to — HENDERSON & CO., LTD., INVERCARGILL. WE take a Persona! Interest in every lot entrusted to us, and whether your clip be one bale or one hundred, Our Experience and Expert Advice is at Your Disposal. WE furnish Reliable Weights and Valuations on receipt of your Wool and Prompt and accurate Returns after Sale. HENDERSON & CO. LTD. INVERCARGILL. TO HOUSEHOLDERS! GOLD LEAF TEA. TINS fTIHESE TINS an airtight and A thus the Rare Quality and Fragrance of this increaamgly Popular Tea is retained. Order a Mb. Tin of “GOLD-LEAF TEA** From Your Grocer Tchday SAVE THE COUPONS. BOTE: After the Contents are used the Tin will serve ss a container IN SPITE of the Rise in Woollen Goods and Cotton Goods, CARTER’S offer £6OOO of their usual good goods at Reduced Prices for One Month. Full-size Blankets and Rugs—lo/- reduction. Men’s Boxed Suits and Overcoats—2o/- Reduction off each. Boys’ Varsity Suits; good all wool Tweed—Reduced to 19/6 suit. Men’s All Wool Socks reduced to 1/6 and 1/11 Pair —at CARTER’S UP-TO-DATE CLOTHING STORE in Tay Street.