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Evening Star, Issue 7443, 11 February 1888, Page 3

AUCTIONS, MONDAY, 13th FEBRUARY, At 2 o’clock. To Boarding -house Keepers, Dealers, and others. C.T OH N S AND CO. • have received instructions from Mrs Fail to sell by auction, on the Premises, York House, Moray place, Her Household Furniture, Piano, etc., including— Drawing and dining room suites (in horsehair), chetfonier, Brussels and tapestry carpets, fenders and fireirons, pier-glass, couch (in horsehair), 2 large dining tables, chests of drawers, double and single French iron and wood bedsteads, palliasses, mattresses, blankets, bolsters, pillows, sheets, quilts, washstands and ware, toilet tables and toilet glasses ; oilcloth in dining-room, kitchen, and halls; dry-ash W.C., kitchen dresser, colonial sofa, tables, cane and wood chairs, lace curtains, blinds, crockery, cutlery, saucepans, boilers, Piano, by good maker, Etc., etc., etc, No reserve. TUESDAY, 14th FEBRUARY, At 2 o’clock. IMPORTANT SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. On the Premises, at the corner of Newington and Maori Hill roads. Walnut aud maroon rep drawing-room suite, inlaid walnut table, walnut card table, Brussels carpet, steel fender and fireirons, crystal lamp, lace curtains, handsome mahogany and morocco dining-room suite, mahogany cbeffonier, Brussels carpet, fender and irons, ornaments, dinner, breakfast, and tea services, best English electro plate, mahogany telescope table, double and single iron bedsteads, bedding, etc., mahogany and marble washstands and ware, dressing tables, chairs, carpets, chests of drawers, fenders and fireirons, kitchen furniture and utensils, Etc., etc., etc. Montagu pym has received instructions from Wm. Thomson, Esq. (who is giving up housekeeping) to sell the above by auction, at his residence, Newington, on Tuesday, the 14th February, at 2 o’clock.

The furniture will be on view the afternoon before and the morning of sale. To be sold without reserve. Catalogues in course of preparation. THURSDAY, 16th FEBRUARY, At 2 o’clock. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE VALUABLE AND NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. On the Premises at the corner of Clyde and Dundas streets. FULL-TONED PHNO, BY COLLARD AND COLLARD, Drawing-room carpet, handsome fender and fireirons, large mirror, occasional chairs and tables, walnut card-table, music cabinet, music stand, curtains, pictures, ornaments, red pine and morocco dining-room suite, red pine telescope table, Brussels carpet and rug, fender and fireirons, tapestry curtains, handsome red pine sideboard, pictures and ornaments, oak library table, Brussels carpet, double and single bedsteads and bedding, large and medium - sized carpets, chests of drawers, washstaudsand ware, duchesse dressing-table and washstand, curtains, etc., dinner service, breakfast set, tea service, crystal and cutlery of the best, dissert service, electro coffee service, kitchen furniture and utensils, ghrden tools, large roller , three lawn-mowers, lawn tennis set and lawn marker, garden frames; also a complete set four-in-hand harness. MONTAGU PYM has received instructions to sell the above by auction, at the late Residence of Charles Alien, Esq., deceased, at the corner of Clyde and Dundas streets, -n Thursday, the 16th February, at 2 o’clock. Catalogues in preparation. Without reserve. On view morning of sale. MONDAY, 13th FEBRUARY, At 9 o’clock. DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND BOOTS, FANCY GOODS, Ftc. To Heads of Families and others. JAMES SAMSON AND 00. have received instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms, A General Assortment of Drapery, including— Dress materi.iVs, print dresses, dolmans, ulsters, macintoshes, jersy jackets* umbrellas, parasols, Cashmere capes, holland and print aprons, boys’ hoiland suites, princess robes, paletots, cretonne, Forfar white linen, brown holland sheeting, bed quilts, table covers, underclothing, children’s underclothing, corsets, calicoes, single sheeting, hosiery, India twill, Turkey red, towels, reels, buttons, fingering wools, men’s and boys’ suits, shirts, halfhoie, tweed trousers, all-wool tweeds, boots, shoes, slippers (every size and make). The whole without reserve. BOARD AND RESIDENCE, SPANISH Restaurant. —Meals, 6d; Beds, la (separate rooms); Board and Lodging, 17s weekly (in »<lvance). Night porter kept. WANTED, Two respectable Boardeis; comfortable bedroom ; private sittingroom ; hath; 1-ts. Apply Miller, grocer, Castle street. WANTED, Board, Residence; proper provisions required ; off level preferred. Full particulars “Quiet Certainty,” Caxton, printers, Dunedin. DRKSDALE, Brunswick street, Fitzroy, Melbourne, near Victoria parade. Visitors to, Melbourne requiring Apartments can be comfortably accommodated at above address; terms moderate, Mrs Dry. ST. CLAlß.—Board and Residence at Pacific Refreshment Rooms; close to hatha terms moderate. Mrs Klahn. MRS ABBOTT has quiet Home Lady, Gentleman, or Gentleman; every convenience. Dundas, King streets, over Wilson Bros. \TJ AIKOUAITi.—The Royal (late Hotel) Y y has been opened as a Private Boardisg Establishment, also furnished rooms, near rail, way station'; safe beach ; good trout fishing; splendid climate for invalids. Terms very moderate. Mrs Dick's office. J'OUNTAINEER HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN, LAKE WAKATIPU,

Proprietress : Mrs R. BOND. This new and commodious stone Hotel has been well furnished throughout, and. is now one of the most comfortable houses in Otago. Suites of rooms have been set apart for families, and every attention has been paid to the ar rangemenis for carrying on a first-class trade. Sample Rooms for Commercial Traveller. A Porter will attend Passengers on arrivaPand departure of Steamers. Horses and Buggies on Hire. LOST FOUND LOST, a Lady’s Waterproof, on Roslyn road ; reward. Mrs King, eare of Mrs Disharat, Cargill street. LOST, Ejown-and-white Spaniel, name “Bob.” T. G. Hyson, Duke street,or Octagon. LOST, in Princes street, near Octagon, Silver Brooch, containing Scotch stones also Purse, notes and silver ; reward. Dresden Piano Depot, LOST, on 9th inst., patent Latch-key, corner Post Office building. Please return tow | W. Mills, Stafford street. LOST, Five Sheep in Green Island; 26th January. Any information wljl be gladlyreceived by Mr E. B. Cargill, Thp Cliffs. LOST, at Port Chalmers, Gent’s Ring (topat stone). Finder rewarded returning suae Thomson Bros. A Po;,t Chalmers. U