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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19475, 9 May 1925, Page 20

SALES BY AUCTION. MONDAY, 18th MAY, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Bond and Liverpool streets. HIGH STREET-CITY—HIGH STREET. MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITES. UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY. NOTHING LIKE THEM LEFT. SUIT DOCTORS, DENTISTS, ETC. •Between Manse and Hope streets, and close to Princes street. H3STD & SONS (LIMITED), instructed by the Trustees _in the Estate of the late Annie Dallas, will offer, as above— The well-known High street Freehold, being:— 1. Part Sections 58 and 39, Block VI, Town of Dunedin, containing 29 poles, having a frontage of 72.5 links to High street by a depth of 249 links, immediately above the residence of Dr Evans. 2. Part Section 39, Block VI, Dnnedm, adjoining Lot 1, and of the same dimensions. These splendid sites have been levelled off ready for building. They 'are elevated a few feet above the street, and are on the sunny side. They present practically the last opportunity of acquiring a vacant residential site in such a convenient, pleasant, and favourite locality. For the purpose of professional or private residences of flats, these two sites are pre-eminent. Further particulars from Messrs MONDY, STEPHENS, MONRO, & STEPHENS; O' JOHN REID & SONS (LTD.), ■ 2my Auctioneers. SATURDAY, 16th 'MAY, ,At 12 noon. At Booms, 42 Princes street. SUBURBAN PROPERTY AT ABBOTSFORD. COMPRISING 16i ACRES. rTVAMELYN, M-KENZTE, & RHODES, X have received instructions to sell by public auction, on account of Absentee Owner, as going concern: Glen Poultry Farm, area 16 acres 1 rood 36 poles, situated close by the Abbotsford Tileries; sunny position, well sheltered. Buildings comprise 5-roomed Residence, stable, byre, workshop, incubator house, grain shed, piggeries, fowl houses for 1500 poultry. There is also a good orchard and plantation. An ideal home, poultry, bee, or dairy farm. Stock and effects include 3 milk Cows, 2 t Jersey Heifers, Horse, brood Sow, spring \ dray, buggy, harness, 3 incubators, brooder, ' grit mill, engine, plough, harrows, scuffler, roller, chaffcutter, separator, cream cans, egg crates, and heater. Terms can be arranged. Further particulars from 2m y THE AUCTIONEERS. THURSDAY', 14th MAY, 1925, At 1.30 p.m. CLEARING SALE AT KELSO.' r| ALGETY & CO. (LTD.) 1 J have received instructions from Messrs Moyle and Johnston, who have sold their farm, to dispose by auction of the following:— SHEET. 270 4,6, and 8-tooth Ewes 105 2-tooth Ewes 2 Leicester Rams (2-shear) 5 Romney Rams (Rams were put out with Ewes on April 15) 30 fat Sheep. HORSES. 1 5-year-old Mare (in foal to Rosencraig) 2 draught Geldings (6yrs and 7yrs) 2 aged Geldings 1 Mare (lOyrs, stinted to Rosencraig). Also, account Mr W. Johnston: 6-year-old. trotting Gelding, by Lord Derby out of Arbitrator mare. ’ This Gelding shows great promise and "his breeding is right. IMPLEMENTS. Light farm wagon, Massey-Harris binder, 13-coulter Reid and Gray drill (with turnip and rape attachment), d.f. plough (Reid -and Gray), 7ft Booth, M.‘Donald roller, Oft R. andxG. disc harrows, 5-leaf tine harrows and bar, Planet Jr. horse hoe, Massey-Harris cultivator, 2 sledges, blocks and chains and swingletrees for 6-horse yoke, col- ' lars, hames, winkers, covers, etc., for 6 horses, good riding saddle and bridle, quantity posts, stakes, netting and wire, 90 standard (4ft 6in), lowt No. 8 wire (new), empty barrels, two feeding troughs, half-ton carbonate of lime, and various tools and sundries. 1 Storrie ridger. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. EVERYTHING FOR UNRESERVED SALE. Also, on Account of Mr T. E. Charlton: One three-seater Star four-cylinder CAR, 15 h.p.; fitted with Basch magneto, wire wheels, spare wheel and tyre, dickey seat at rear. In good running order. DALGETY AND CO. (LTD.), 2my Auctioneers. MONDAY, 25th MAY. 1925, At 1.30 p.m, FIRST-CLASS FARMING LAND, TAPANUI FLAT. STRONACH, MORRIS, & CO. (LTD.) have received instructions from the Perpetual Trustees, .instate, and Agency Co. of N.Z. (Ltd.) to offer, on behalf of the B. D. and F. A. Mackenzies’ Trust, on the above date, at Mr E. D. Mackenzie’s homestead, Pomahaka: 193 acres 31 poles, being portion of Mr E. D. Mackenzie’s well-known property on the far-famed Tapanui Flat. The land will be offered in one block, and if unsold will be put up in two separate lots —one of 95 acres and 2 roods, and one of .97 acres 2 roods and 31 poles. The growing crops of turnips, grass, and rape will be given in to tbe purchaser. There is no better land in this far-famed district, anyone in search of a tip-top property cannot do better than inspect. It grows very heavy crops of wheat and oats, and for a fattening property cannot be beaten. Railway siding on property. _ The reason of sale is that Mr Mackenzie wishes to reduce his holding. Full particulars as to terms, etc., may be obtained from THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, ESTATE, AND AGENCY CO. OF N.Z. (LTD.), Vogel street, Dunedin; Or from 9my THE AUCTIONEERS. : WAIPAHI SALE, MONDAY, 11th MAY, 1925. 100 rape Lambs 100 Lambs 100 fine crossbred ewe Lambs ■ 30 ewe Lambs . 30 wether Lambs. CLINTON SALE, , THURSDAY, 14th MAY, 1925. 350 Romney cross fat and forward ewe Lambs. 120 two-tooth Ewes 100 two-tooth Ewes (one earmark) 1 harness More. Dunedin stock agents’ and WOOL BROKERS’ ASSOCIATION. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. GORE. SATURDAY, 16th MAY, 1925, At 2 p.m. Vf’ESSRS J. E. WATSON & 00. (LTD.) ■ItJL have been instructed by the Public Trustee, as administrator in the Estate of the late Robert M'Nab (deceased), to offer for sale By public auction in their Rooms, Mersey street. Gore, on the above date. That Valuable Freehold Property known as KNAPDALE ESTATE, Comprising 456 acres (more or less), being. Sections 2, Block XII, 28, 30, and part 17, Block XI, Chatton Survey- District, situated three miles from the town of Gore by good road. Splendid buildings. Fences in best of order. Land has been limed, very little cropped, and is in excellent heart. Would make ideal stud farm. Conditions of sale may be inspected at the Office of Public Trustee, Gore, or 2my ' AUCTION,!'.ETIS.