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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26618, 14 November 1947, Page 9

SALES BY AUCTION TO-DAY (FRIDAY), NOVEMBER 14, At 1.30 o’clock. 7n our Upstairs Auction Rooms, Princes street. EXTENSIVE CATALOGUE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE (In Genoa Velvet), OAK OVAL EXTENDING DINING TABLE, 2 RICH AXMINSTER CARPETS, 6 OAK HIGH-BACK DINING CHAIRS, OAK MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD, CHINA CABINET AND BOOK SHELVES, LATE MODEL OAK " SINGER ” DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE (almost new), AXMINSTER CARPETS, 3-PIECE DARK STAINED TALLBOY BEDROOM SUITE, OAK LEADLIGHT SIDEBOARD. OAK ESCRITOIRE and BOOK SHELVES, 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE (In Moquette). 3- CHESTERFIELD SUITE (In Uncrushable Moquette, as new), 6-PIECE DARK STAINED DINING ROOM SUITE, SET BARNETT GLASS sin PLAYING BOWLS, 4- OAK BEDROOM SUITE, OFFICE PEDESTAL TABLE, WITH BOOK SHELVES, OAK DROPLEAF TABLE. Also, 7-PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE , (in Genoa Velvet). FULL CABINET RADIO. Upholstered Fireside Chairs, Tea Wagons, Upholstered Settees, Book Shelves, Oak Mon if Chairs, Couches, Oak Hall Stands, Extending Dining Tables, Austrian Chairs, Vase* and Ornaments, Spring-seated Chairs, Austrian Chairs, Curtains, Oak Duchesse Chests, Linoleum, 2 OAK FULLPANEL BEDSTEADS AND WIRES. 4ft Gin Wood Bedsteads and Wires, Heavy Single and Double Flock Mattresses, Kitchen Tables, Kitchen Utensils, BLUE ACME WRINGER, Lawn Mowers, Pair Steps, Garden Tools, 2 Deck Chairs (with rests), Kitchen Table and 4 Chairs, Set 3 Billiard Balls, etc. HARRIS LIMITED, Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1947, At the Premises, 95 GORDON ROAD MOSGIEL, AT 9.30 A.M. SHARP. mHE TAIERI AUCTION MART (R. 1 CAMERON, AUCTIONEER), HAS RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS FROM MR R. J. CAMPBELL, WHO HAS GIVEN UP HIS BLACKSMITH AND WHEELWRIGHT BUSINESS, TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE ABOVE TIME AND PLACE, THE WHOLE OF HIS MACHINERY AND PLANT, COMPRISING—--1 Surfacing and Thicknessing Planer, 24in (in splendid condition) . 1 Sagar sft by 2ft 3in Steel Sawbench, Rise and Fall Table with Tilting Guard, complete with 28in, 24in, 14in Saws (good as new) 1 75 h.p. 3-phase Motor and Starter 1 Boring Machine. 3-speed, with Jin shank and large numbers of drills 1 Power Emery Wheel with 2in stone 1 Power Grindstone 1 Whitworth Threading Machine, complete with Jin up to ljin dies Pulleys, Shafting, Bearings and Belting 1 Blacksmith's Anvil with accessories (in good order) 2 Large Vices 1 Winch, 1 Swedge Block, 1 Iron Bender, 1 Tyring Plate, 3 Sledge Hammers. 2 Bottle Jacks (4 and 6 tons), Hand Stocks and Dies, 6ft Crosscut Saw, Maul and Wedges, Bolt Cutters, Sash Clamp, Pipe Tongs and Cutters. Axe and Tomahawks, 2 Manure Forks, 8 Augers from 7-16 in to lin, 6 Blocks Ironbark for Mauls, 3 Clawbars, Pinch Bar, 3 sets Blacksmith Tools, good assortment of large Spanners, small Spanners, 16 Bundles of Blacksmith Tongs, 1 pair Bellows, large quantities of Nuts, 1 Water Pump, Saw Sets, Brace and Attachments, general assortment of Blacksmith Bolts, Plough Fittings, Hallow Tines, Digger Points, Rivets from Jin to |in, Planes and Carpenters’ Chisels, box Assorted Files, 1 Bow Saw, 1 Disston Rip Saw, Claw Hammer, Wire Strainers. Spade and Hedge Knife Handles, Grub Hoes, 4 Iron Benders, 1 box assorted Horseshoes, 1 box Chains, Swivels and Hooks, 1 heavy snig Chain, 1 box Couplings, 1 box of Punches, Chisels and 4 Hammers, 1 Scythe, Cart Wheels and Tyres Wooden Doors, Cart Axles, 3 pair Iron Wheels, quantity of Cast Metal, Car Springs, Steel Plating, 16 bars of new Shoeing Iron, 1 12ft Oregon Ladder, 1 12ft Bluegum Ladder, 1 small Bench, 4 Trestles, 1 Jarrah Post (9ft by 4in by 4in), Trailer Mudguards, 2 650 by 19 Rims, Tyres and Tubes, Scrap Iron and Sundries too numerous to n ention, 2 coils Rabbit Netting (as new). THE ARTICLES FOR SALE MAY LE INSPECTED ON FRIDAY, 21st, FROM 9 a.m. to 4 P.M. TERMS CASH. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 12, 1947, AT NOON. RS. McKENZIE, LIMITED, have received instructions from the Dunedin City Corporation to offer for sale by public auction at their rooms, 9-11 Dowling street, at the above-mentioned time and date, the under-mentioned Building Leases, viz:— LOT 1: Lots 39 and 40, Sections 3 and 4, Block VI, Town District, Carisbrook (Walter street). Area 2 roods 29.7 poles, at present in the name of J. E. K. Mirams and C. G. Wilson. The upset rental for the new term of twenty-one (21) years from the 13th December, 1947, is £l9 10s per annum and the valuation for improvements £llsO. LOT 2: Lots 19 and 20, Section 6, Block VII, South Dunedin Town District (Rankeilor street). Area 20.6 poles, at present in the name of His Majesty the King (Marketing Department. Milk Marketing Division). The upset rental for the new term of twenty-one (21) years from the 13th December, 1947, is £l4 5s per annum and the valuation for improvements £625. Further particulars may be had on application to THE TOWN CLERK Or to THE AUCTIONEERS. PROPERTIES WANTED PLAIN tidy 3/4-roomed House Wanted as investment by lady; take over tenant or leave tenant, or leave owner as tenant; genuine.—l2o9, Times. KARITANE: Wanted “to “Rent or~ _ Buy, House or Crib by returned soldier, for health reasons.—1171, Times. WANTED, Building Section, ex-service-man; north end preferred; reasonable price.—Particulars, 1215, Times. WANTED, by retired gentleman, Cottage or Bach; spot cash.—ll 64, Times. WANTED TO RENT Ex-serviceman and wife Wish to Contact Anyone who has, or knows of, A FLAT OR HOUSE TO RENT. OR HOUSE TO References available. Would be careful tenants. Desperately in need of accommodation in city or surrounding district. 1086, TIMES. WANTED by respectable gentleman, Bach. 2 or more rooms, furnished or otherwise, any condition;, will do up same; locality between Fairfield and Kensington; excellent references.—llll, Times. MARRIED Couple, no family, desire House’ Rooms, or Board in Dunedin; urgent.—No. 1176. Times. ■ DESPERATELY Wanted, House by married returned serviceman; any locality.— 1202, Times. WANTED, urgently, by married couple, 1 child, Flat or Rooms; preferably central. 1185. Times. TO LET WAIHOLA: To Rent, 2-roomed Cottage; comfortable; suit 1 or couple; section, garden; small rent for term; consider sale. No. 1197, Times.

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