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Evening Star, Issue 8117, 17 January 1890, Page 3

AUCTIONS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. "WEDNESDAY, 22nd JANUARY, At half-past 2 o’clock. EXTENSIVE SALE Of GROCERIES and OILMEN’S STORES, SPIRITS, "WINES, ALES, Etc,, Ex recent arrivals. DM. SPEEDING • will sell as above, on Wednesday, 22nd inst. Particulars early. TUESDAY, 21st JANUARY, At half-past 2 o’clock. , ~ 2 Elegant and Superior AMERICAN ORGANS, Ex Concordia (Arriving too late for Fxhibition). Dm, sped di n • 18 instructed ti ‘■ell by auction Tuesday first, at half past 2 o’clock, ’ O on Bridgeport Company’s grand organ, 1G stop?, 183 reeds ; black walnut case, veneered ends, in solid wood, French bevel mirror front, music balcony, etc., etc. Sterling Company’s munificent grand, 11 stops, grand organ and knee swells; solid black walnut case, handsomely finished with trimmings of lacquered metal and panels of French buhl, elegant top canopy, also new patent sliding mouse proof over pedals, etc. Sale unreserved. SATURDAY, 18th JANUARY, At 1 o’clock, ORIGINAL PAINTINGS IN OIL AND water COLORS. J’A ME S A. PARK AND 00. are instructed by Mr Percival and others :o sell by auction, at their Rooms, A fiae collection of water-color paintings of New Zealand scenery by Percival, Morrison, Neville, Chapman, and other artists. A'so, A great number of other interesting pictures. Catalogues on Thursday. SATURDAY, ISth JANUARY-* At 2 o’clock.

Under Power of Bill of Sale. FURNITURE, PIANO, SEWING MACHINE, Etc. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. have received instructions to sell bv auction, at their Rooms, Piano, superior sewing machine, music box, cedar chest of drawers, 100 table (on castors), spring • bottomed couch in cretonne, settee, diniug room suite in haircloth, pictures, pier glass, fullbcotch chest of drawers, cheffonier, curtain poles and tings, carpets, hearth and wool rugs, fenders and fireirons, linoleum, double and single iron and wood bedsteads, spring and flock mattresses, blankets, duchessG chest of drawers, washstands and ware, cane chairs, toilet chest of drawers, kitchen sofa, tables, chairs, lamp, clock, pre-

fccry e pan, perambulator, portable boiler, kitchen range, kitchen and cooking utensils. Also, 50 bags fish manure, Etc., etc., etc. MONDAY, 27th JANUARY, 1890. At 12 o’clock. Unreserved Sale by Auction. SUPERIOR FREEHOLD PROPERTY. JAMES SAMSON AND 00. have received instructions to sell bv auction, at their Rooms, All that parcel of land beine part of section 50, block XXVIL, Clyde street, containing by admeasurement 9 poles more oi lejs, together with a five-roomed verandah cottage and outhouses thereon. This property is situated in Clyde street. Dunedin, near Frederick street, and is well finished, with 1 enetian blinds, Zealandia range bivit in boiler, nice flower garden ; all securely fenced. For full particulars apply Messrs CALLAN AND GALLOWAY or . THE AUCTIONEERS. SATURDAY, 18th JANUARY, At eleven o’clock. At the Dunedin Horse Saleyarcl, CARRIAGE HORSES, CARRIAGE, AND HARNESS. RIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO. have received instructions to sell bv auction, at the above time and place, 2 first- class carriage horses 1 black cob 1 carriage and harness. On account of Mr Geo. Gamble • 1 superior harness horse, 4 years, prizetaker at Taien Show Whitechapel cart and harness. On account of Mr James Thomson: 1 first-class saddle and harness mare. On account of another vendor ; 1 superior buggy mare, quiet to ride or drive 1 English saddle. SATURDAY, 18th JANUARY, 1890 At 2 o’clock. ’ In the Town Hall Building*. CORPORATION LEASE?. CORPORATION LEASEi Full 1 aluation at end of Lease. Equal to Freeholds. Equal to Freeholds To Suit the Wants of Everyone. 5 most comfortable Cottages and 4 Ho' , Sections 1, 2, 3, 11, and 12, Canougate and Arthur streets, in eo< re P au . : we | l I, 6 * 1 ' A good investment. Valuable Leasehold Sections and Building Sit in the City of Dunedin, Boroughs of Mor ington, South Dunedin, Roslyn; also K; korai and Wakau Districts, RB. MART I • (under ivr-tructions from the Ci council of Dunodm) will offer for sale 1 auction, at the Town Hall Buildings, asabm Fourieea years’- leases, from the Ist Fc raary, 1890, of the following S ■eions;— OANONGATB and ARTHUR STREETS.Section 1, Block X, Dunedin. Upset g onr menis! ST Valuation for im P^v CANON GATE STREET. -Sections 2 and T9°,n C , X ” Duncd “-, »pset ground rent? L 640 P Valuation for improvement STREET —Sections H and 1: Block A. , Dunedin. Upset ground rental. Ll annum - Valuation for improvement Twenty-one years’Leases of the followir Sections— STREET.—Part of Section Block 1., Dunedin, containing about 33 r*>)e Upset rental, lA2 per annum. PRINCES STREET SOUTH. - Alio {men 4.5, 6, and 14, Block XLIL, Dunedin, wii frontages of from 24ft to 33ft. Upset an mi V lO3 V e . r J oot ‘ These sections migl be let for a short term. They are very centra ma d hinery e ° St ° rage and dia P sa y 1 MONTPELLIER, Section 1. The on i r?o 011 in tbls charmi “g suburb. Ups rental, LlO per annum. p . QUARRI RESERVE, Maclaegan street • L ’ ”" 4 Up,et '“*• TOWN of CARISEROOK (Borough £dWrvl telintl 11 and 12 of Sbctioi 3 and 4, Block VI. ; upset rental, LlO each pi annum. Allotments 21 and 22; upset renta o each per annum.. These four sections con mft Snificent view, and are admirab adapted for a suburban residence. Allotnen 3b and 3r; upset rentals, L2 10s each p annum, e BOROUGH OF SOUTH DUNEDINAllotments 3 and 4 of Section 6, Block YH upset rentals, L 4 each per annum. Allolmen 21 22, 36, 38, 51. 52, 53, 54, 55 6(k TO ’ of Section 0, Block VII. ; upset rentals, Ll li each Per annum. Allotments 30. 56 57 5: 59. 60, 61, 62, 63. 64, 73, 74, 75. and 76 of Se tion 6, Block V^f.; upset rentals, L2 10a eai per annum, BORGUuH OP ROSLYN.-Allotment ! o. Seetiona r and 2, Block IV.; upset rental 7T aßnum - Allotments 23. 24, 33, 4 Block* t 4 v 52, r>3 V of Sections 1 and : IV ‘ 5 "P B6 * rentals * L 2 10s each p, annum * WAKARI DISTRICT (Borgpgh of Roslyn —Allotments 1, 2. 9,10.12 of Sections 8, 9, K and part of 53upset rentals, XI 10s each u annum. • Plans and iletailed information can I obtained on application to the . TOWN CLERK; Or to THE AUCTIONEER, Colonial Bank Buildings, Water screet. ENRY EARNER, Auctioqear, Valnato: S —T a ? d -\7 iS * B * e -Ag ent < Rafeay street (nei Bank of im-w Zealand), Dunedin, chargi Lowest Kat.-* o. Commission. Sales conduct* Town or Country Accounts rendered mornin aftersale. Valuations carefully made. Fum tme, Carpets, Bedding and Bedsteads fc Private Sale. Goods taken in for Private Sab Money advanced on Goods,