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Evening Star, Issue 9910, 23 January 1896, Page 3

AUCTIONS. TBVIOT FRUTT. AUCTION SALES DAILY, 10 a.m. sharp. . PEACHES, APRICOTS, PLUMS. OKIE AND CO.. MOHAT PLACE (Opposite First Church). Fruit Deliwwd ia Town at 3d per case. FRIDAY. 24th JANUARY, 1896, At 2.30 p. itf* To Close a Trust. THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE JOHN BLUER. A. WALTON • has received instructions to offer for sale by pnblic auction, at his Central Auction Rooms, High street, as above Allotment 20, Block 1., North Harbor and Bfueakin District, containing 71a 2r 39p, subdivided into three paddocks, together with the new 7-roomed house. 3-stalled stable and dairy, and coachhouse thereon. The above property ia beautifully situated, overlooking the bay. well watered, and admirably adapted for residential and dairying purposes. For f urf ner f articutars aiiply to THE AUCTIONEER ; Or J. F. M. FRASER, Esq., Solicitor, Rattray street, Dunedin. FRIDAY, 24th JANUARY, 1336, At 2.30 p.m. A. WALTON ' * has been instructed to offer for Bale by public auction, at his Central Auction Rooms, High street, as above. The Freehold Property as follows— Allotments 86 and 87, Fitzroy Estate, being part of suburban section 24, Block VII., Helena street, South Dunedin, with Dwelling of 5 rooms and scullery, occupied bj' Mr Alexander Guthrie. Site for another house. Clear title for £2 lis. For further particulars apply to THE AUCTIONEER. Hidi street. ffPj FRIDAY, 24th JANUARY. At 10.30 o'clock, BANANAS AND COCOANUTS. MORITZSON AND HOPKIN will sell the above by auction, on Friday, 24th inst., at their Store?, Bond street, at 10 39. SATURDAY. 25th JANUARY, A fc o o clock* HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. TIANO, SEWING MACHINE, Etc. "AMES SAMSON AND CO. U> have received instructions to sell by auction at their rooms. New and Secondhand Furniture, including— Piano (by Brinsmead and Co., London), suite in silk rep, oval table, Vienna chairs, Brussels carpets, hearthrugs, fender and fireirons, vases, pictures, ornaments, sideboard (mirror back), double aqd single iron bedsteads, spring and wire mattresses, duchesse drawer and glass, chest of drawers, washstands and ware, bedroom carpets, whatnot, kitchen furniture, cooking and laundry appliances, large counter; and a large lot of sundries, etc., etc, etc. WEDNESDAY, 29th JANUARY, At 2 o'clock. On the Premise?, " Craigenvar/' City road, ROSLYN. VERY SUPERIOR ENGLISH-MADE FURNITURE, Consisting of Massive and Molern English-made SIDEBOARD. With large Mirror Back, in American Walnut. SPLENDID DINING ROOM SUITE, In American Walnut, Upholstered k» Buffalo leather. 9 Pieces. RICH BRUSSELS CARPET. Extending dining table, larje walnut overmantel, plush and lace curtains, brass fenders and irons, tea set, dinner set, table crystal, lamps, filter, ornament?, sewing machine, large hall table and chairs to match, linoleum, han-I-sone drawing room suite upholstered in silk tapestry (9 pieces), Brussels carpet square, walnut occasional table, first - class English pianoforte by Kirkman, pair real Madras curtains, drawing room overmantel, superiorbedroom suite, consisting of wardrote with mirror door, duchesse dressing table and double washstand with marble top, double brassmounted French bedstead, heavy spring mattresses and hair mattresses, mahogany fullScotch chest drawers, commode, other bedroom furniture, kitchen and scullery utensils, teak washtubs, mangle and wringer combined, garden tools, fireproof safe, etc. PARK. REYNOLDS, AND CO. have received instructions from A. Fowlie, Esq. (who is leaving Dunedin), to sell by auction, at his residence, "Craigenvar," Roslyn, on Wednesday, 29th January, at 2 o'clock, The whole of his valuable and superior Eng-lish-made Furniture, as described above. On view on Tuesday, 28th January, and day of sale. No catalogues. EDUCATIONAL. GEORGE STREET SCHOOL. IHIS SCHOOL WILL REOPEN MONDAY, 27th JANUARY, 1896. ALBANY STREET SCHOOL. HE ABOVE SCHOOL WILL BE REOPENED ox MONDAY, the 27th INST. WILLIAM BARNETT, Chairmau. GREEN ISLAND SCHOOL. N CONSEQUENCE of the ALTERATIONS - to SCHOOL BUILDINGS the SCHOOL WILL NOT REOPEN till MONDAY, February 3, 1896. F. B. TURNER, Chairman. "IBS BERTHA THOMPSON will RE- - SUME PIANOFORTE TEACHING TUESDAY. January 23, at her Residence York place, opposite to Dowling street. Mia Bertha Thompson at home MONDAY, 27th. Sppcial arrangements made with families. "R W. E. TAYLOR, F. R. C. O. - (Fellow of the Royal College of Organists, and Medallist of the Royal Academy of Music, London) Receives PUPILS for PIANOFORTE and ORGAN PHYING and HARMONY. Pupils Prepared for Musical Examination?. NEW QUARTER STARTS MONDAY, JANUARY 27. For terms, apply Ohas. BeggandCo., or the Dresden Pianoforte Company. PIANOFORTE AND THE THEORY OF MUSIC, i jTISS LONGFORD will RESUME TEACHrX ING the FIRST WEEK in February. Pupils received at Albert street and the Girls High School. AST O N Begs to remind Pupils that he will RESUME TUITION TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), 24th INST. MEETINGS. OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. ELECTION OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE FOR ST. CLAIR. BflRETINfj} of the HOUSEHOLDERS L of the St. Clair School District will be held in the Congregational Church. St. Clair, on MONDAY, 27th January, at 7.30 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of ELECnNG SEVEN PERSONS to act as a SCHOOL COMMITTEE for the District until the date of the next Annual Election of School Committees (27th April, 1896). P. G. PRYDE, Secretary.