Page 11 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 24422, 7 October 1940, Page 11

SALES BS AUCTION REMINDER. - THIS DAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. MR H. E. BARTH’S CHOICE ROSLYN RESIDENCE OF 8 ROOMS, GARAGE AND GLASSHOUSE. Approx. I-acre, with lovely garden. KNOWN AS No. 25 PACIFIC STREET, ROSLYN. • ALEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents. 2 O’CLOCK, At No. 10 Dowling street. 6 Rooms. 6 Rooms. 6 Rooms. 6 Rooms. E. s ’ 50 MAITLAND STREET (Photo Sat. Times.) All convs.; spotless. Sunny. £l5O dep. McKENZIE, LIMITED. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, At 2 p.m. In Our Downstairs Rooms. Dowling street. PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS. WALNUT IRON-FRAME PIANO (Haake). This Piano has under-damper action, delightful tone, full . volume and in excellent condition. WALNUT IRON-FRAME PIANO ■< (D. Altern). A Nice Little Instrument: Iron frame, and in splendid order. CARPETS. CARPETS. 12 x 11 HEAVY AXMINSTER CARPET (Brown and Fawn colourings). 2 IMPERIAL AXMINSTER CARPETS (12 x 9, 10.6 x 9). 9 YARDS AXMINSTER CARPET (One yard wide). Axminster Sofa and Hearth Rugs, Axminster Runner. S.G. Carpet. Small Axminster Carpet. ARTISTIC HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ASH FOUR-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE (Wardrobe. Reflex Mirror Chest, Gentleman’s Tallboy. Panel Bed and Wire). JACOBEAN OAK BEDROOM SUITE (Four pieces), LUXURIOUS THREE-PIECE CHESTER SUITE (All sprung), GENOA CHESTERFIELD SUITE, ALABASTER MARBLE FIGURE. SINGER SEVEN-DRAWER SEWING MACHINE (15 K.). QUAINT OAK CHINA. CABINET, STAINED DRAW-LEAF TABLE. ■, ■ ELECTRIC FAN (nearly new). P’ireside Chairs. Divan Chairs, Chester Couch. S.B. Couch. Duchesse Chests, Double and Single Wood Beds and Wires, Mattresses. Dining Tables, Oak Sideboard. Glassware, Vases, Ornaments.. Book Shelves. Palmstands. Morris Chairs, Quaint, Hallstand. Hand Sewing Machine. Electric Heater. Inlaid Linoleum, Upholstered Chairs, Kitchen Furniture, Tables, Chairs. Pots, Pans. Cooking Utensils, Steps.' Lawn Mower. Ware. Washstands. Toilet Tables, etc., etc. TAMES SAMSON AND GO. f have received instructions to sell n their Downstairs Rooms. Dowling treet, the above. NOW ON VIEW. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 9. At 12 o’clock. At 39 Bond street (opposite P. 0.), No. 26 GROSVENOR STREET. KENSINGTON. FREEHOLD AND SEVEN ROOMS. VACANT POSSESSION. Keys Obtainable at Our Office. PARK REYNOLDS. LIMITED, L Auctioneers. f SALE OF HORSES. OCTOBER 25, Commencing at 1.30 p.m. At Mr V. Gerken’s Property, Ettrick. TfESSRS DALGETY & CO., LTD., nl have been instructed by Mr J. F. Harris, Moa Flat,, to offer at above time and place the following: 8 light draught Horses, from 4 to 10 years old 2 half-draughts 1 Hack 8 collars and hames 8 Covers. The Horses offering are right out of hard work and suitable for orchard and all classes of farm work. The vendor is purchasing a tractor, and everything is for bona fide sale.

businesses for sale BAKER’S OPPORTUNITY. PROSPEROUS COUNTRY CENTRE. Freehold properly, with modern building, including Shop and Bakery. Plant is right up-to-date, includes Delivery Truck, Electric Oven. Dough Mixer. Cake Beater, Breadcutter, etc. (Everything the latest and in excellent order.) Employs a baker, driver, and shop assistant. Excellent catering connection. Turnover nearly £3OOO. Valuation £1450. Exceptional reasons compel a sale. A wonderful little business. Can be bought for £llOO. An absolute gift. IRELAND’S. LTD.. The Business Specialists, Manse street. TO LET TO LET, separate entrance, self-contained FLAT, south end: lounge, bedroom, large kitchenette (gas), bathroom, etc.; good locality: rent 35s.~Ring 10-010 (evenings). THREE sunny ROOMS, near suitable music teacher, dressmaker; cheap rental.—Peter Fraser and Sons, Stuart street. TO LET, large Double Furnished BEDSITTING ROOM; central.—47s George street. WANTED TO RENT IVANTED, a sinal! COTTAGE or 2 unVV furnished Rooms: reasonable: urgent; Green Island preferred.—Address 612, Times. V\7ANTED. by civil servant. HOUSE, four VV rooms, or self-contained Flat: rent in advance.—6o4, Times.

A training class to educate women in the handling and repairing of cars is to be started in Napier as an emergency precautions scheme, and already 15 young women have signified their intention of attending the classes, which will be held in the Hawke’s Bay Automobile Associaticn’s garage. The training will consist of ordinary repair work and the genei’al handling of a car It is hoped to have a group of women available for ambulance driving or similar work in the event of an emergency.