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Evening Star, Issue 11891, 20 May 1903, Page 5

AMOtiOIMU ' THUBSDAY, &b* MAY, At 2 O'clock. «r~. v'« Sate V Auction of HtaseheM Furniture, Massive WsJnui Piano gjr Hartftan, Berlin), Carved SideWd, fit!?' Grate, Gent's v ■''■- SAMSON AND CO. ■.. *>ave received instructions to sell by M&etKjn »t,tteir Rooms, Dowling street, P«rnH«re, etc., including— Jion-ftame piano (full trichord, equal to new), Brussels and tapestry carpets, hearth * nd *"?* ftt j? 8 * / b »« fenders, Are brasses, coal vases, tapestry'and plash suite, bookcase, walnut overmantel, hanging lamp, Vienna, wioker, and rattan chairs, octagon and tea tables, dinner and tea seta, cruets, vases, ornament* pictures, cutlery and glass ware, marble arul striking clocks, curtain poles and curtain* arm\and rocking-chairs, tapestry and leat'-.v touches, e.p. ware, whatnots, ■'»' chairs, barometer, mirror-back hall stavl double and single iron bedsteads, spring, wiand flock mattresses, kapok beds, Uanli < qniha, mirror wardrobe, fuU-Scotoh and chests, dqchfisse drawers and tables, marbland tile waahstands, fancy ware, commode 4 and Sdrawer chests, carpet squares, linoleam, kitchen dresser, range, copper boiler, wringer, sewing machine, penes bicycle! plunge bath, iron cot, goods and chattels, '.<[>•.' etc, etc. TUESDAY, 26th MAY, 1903, At half-past 12 o'clock. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES IN THE TOWNSHIPS OF ST. JOHN'S WOOD AND OALTON (near Main Tram'lane. North-east Valley). ■ • have received instructions from theTr!i< tees and Executors'of the Will of the ]»'. < Janet Cadsow to sell by auction, at the!. " "" juhedin, the unri<■■mentioned Properties:— Firstly.—All that Parcel pi Land, being part of Allotments numbered respecWood, having a frontage to Clerk street of 11218 links, containing 23.7 poles, together with the nre-coemed house and bathroom erected thereon; nearly new; planted out with fruit and shrubs; all securely fenced. Secondly.—All that Parcehof Land, being part of Allotments numbered tespec--25.5 poles, together with taw fiveroomed house erected thereon; sunny aspect; about 50yds up from tram. Thirdly.—All that Parcel of Land, being part of allotments numbered respeo-MmV-&M&* Wood, having street of 71JJ5 links, and containing 15.2 poles, together with the stable erected thereon. This has a large frontage; a splendid building site. Fourthly.—All that Parcelrfirtand, being Allotment numbered 13, Township of Calton, having a .frontage to Arthur street of 56.5 finks, and containing 8.8 poles, together with tha four-roomed cottage erected thereon; let to good tenant. that Parcel of Land, beinjr Allotment numbered 14, Township cl' Calton, having a frontage to Arthur street of 56.5 hnkß, and containing B.rt poles, together with the four-rocmeti ' cottage-erected'thereon; well let. The title to the whole of the Lands is nmlvr the Land Transfer Act. Cards to view from the Auctioneers. For further particulars apply to Messrs HAGGITT BROS. AND BRENT, Solicitors, High street, Dunedin; Or to THE AUCTIONEERS. I FRIDAY, 22nd MAY, At 2 o'olock. At Rooms, jNo. 131 Princes street. STOCK-IN-TRADE OF A DRAPERY' v BUSINESS. Removed to our jßooms for Convenience of &»lc. iLBX. HARRIS ANDOO. t. have received instructions from the Owner (who is giving up business) to sell by auction, as above. Her whole Stock of Drapery, etc., inolud- *!£-.,_ -.__., . . . ladies' handkerchiefs, insertion and embroidery, ladies' stockings, children's socks, kid, cotton, and wool gloves, Clark's linen, tfcread and cottons, collars, cuffs, crochet oadton, ladies' umbrellas, straw hats, frilling, veiling, aprons, Berlin wool, combs and brushes, darning wool, dress pieces, men's shirts, singlets, braces, ribbons, laces, men's socks, linings, cretonne, skirting, sheeting, art muslin, tabls linen, gas stove, hat show stands, gas fittings, etc, etc. Absolutely without reserve. SATURDAY, 23rd MAY, At 1 o'clock. At R-omj, 131 Princes street UNREDEEMED PLEDGES From the Ballarat Puwn Office, Trinces street. LEX. HARRIS AND CO. „ ~ have if-.eivcd instructions from Mr F. Wedlake to sell by auction, as above, the following list of Unredeemed Pledges • 1902.-July 26th, 9193. s.h.k. Geneva; 29th, 9207, sapphire and pearl brooch; 31st, 8211, suit clothes. August 4th, 9217 e p hot water jug; sth, 9225. waterproof coat; 9258, lßct gold band ling; 6th, 9260, r.g. watch, silver ohain, band ring. aud pipe; 7th, 9266, nugget; 8t d.b.b.l. gun; 9279, brooch and c 9314, kit tools; 16th, 9516, sheets and underclothing; 18th. 9327, s. cigaretto case; 19th, 9332, diamond studs; 5334, portmanteau and contents; 21st, 93*0 banjo; 22nd, 9353, blankets; 23rd, 9363. Chesterfield coat; 25th, 9370, violin and bow; 26th, 9376, keeper and weddinu ring; 9378, s.h. lever; 27th, 9386, enninoer's drill; 9386, opal pin; 29th, 9404, s.k. Geneva and gem ring; 9406. s.h. Walthom lever; 30tb, 9413. pair flold glasses. September Ist, 9421. gold albert and pendant; 2nd, 9431, cmnet and case; 3rd, 9435, 9ct ruby band ring; 4th, 9439, g.o.f. lever; sth, 9443, family Bible; Bth, 9465. pair gold-.links; 9th, 9477, greenstone brooch; 11th, 9489, military coat; 12th, 3499, concertina; 13th, 9507, gem ring; 9509, s.h. lever; 15th, 9519, American clock; 17th, 9530, fish carvers (in case); 18th, 9540, cruet; 19th, 9547, waterproof, coat; 20th, 9557, 3 parcels plothing; 22nd, 9564, e.p. tea-' pot; 23rd, 9566, accordion; 24th, 8572, silver fruit knife and fork) 25th, 8581, half-hoop diamond ring; 26th, 9591, clarionet; 27th, 8599, greenstone brooch; 30th, ' 9616.* oil painting; 9817, s.o.f, lever. October 2nd, 9626, 2 oil paintings; 3rd, 9635, knitting machine; sth, 9638, rug and blankets; 6th, 9648, digger's ring; 7th, 9656, watch, silver chain,.and 2 coins; 9th, 9668, violin and case; $686, s.h. chronograph; 10th, 8693, graphophone; nth, 8700, r.g. watoh; ing; 18th, 9746, diamond and sapphire rinsr: 20tl>. 9734 riiiunnnH rih! onnnlu™ pin;' 22nd, 8772, trunk and contents; 23rd, 8780, quilt, etc.; 24th, 9787, d.b.b.l. gun; 25th, 8798, brooch and ,diamond pin; 28th, 9810, waterproof coat; 8812, r.g, watch; 31st. 9829, silver fish knife. November Ist, SB3O, lady's gold muff ohain; 4th, 9840, e.p. cake basket; 6tb, 9853, s,h. lever; 7th, 9860, lady's hunting Geneva; Bth, 9866, clarionet; 11th, 9872, engineer's drill | 14th, 8880, o.f. lever and g.m. hair guard; 15th, 9890. opal and diamond pin; 8881, cornet and case; 17th, 8896, 2 pairs boots, clothing; 8000, overcoat! 18th, BQO2, gold pencil case; 90Q5, s.k.Q.f. Geneva. Also, About two hundred lots that do not requur clqthing, musical instruments, tools, etc. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY, 01st, 2gnd, and 23rd MAY, At 1.30 pan. each day. PANY (Hooper's Premises, Octagon) have decided (awing to their lease, which expires within a fortnight) to sell the Balance of their Stock, consisting of— HIGH-OLAaS DRJSSS MATERIALS, HQUG3-' LINEN, GENTS' , FLANNELETTES, WELSH FLANNELS. A BpecW I4ne of COLONIAL LAMBSWOOL Blankets and travb«jn§ SpSaT ' The Goods will be put up ft lot* itf suit buyers, anS every lot offered will the highest bidder. - ~ effected, sha Auctioneer has s ' (from the Company TO B All the Goods now on view at Hoosar'a Pr*. 1*