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Evening Star, Issue 12366, 2 December 1904, Page 5

/(actions. MONDAY, sth DECEMBER, At 2 o'clock. On Premises, ‘'Ksriri,” Selkirk street, -Littlebourne (next team line). SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WrvuNUT PIANO (Kirkman, London), DRAWING ROOM, DINING ROOM, AND BEDROOM FURNITURE. ■pARK, REYNOLDS, AND CO. A are instructed by the Executors in the Estate of the late Robert Watson to sell bj auction, as above, ' Walnut piano (by Kirkman), tapestry and plush. occasional suite - (walnut frameslTßru*sels carpet, inlaid walnut music canterbury, walnut whatnot, walnut occasional table, bamboo table, wicker occasional chairs, ormolu mounted clock (under shade), rattan chairs, brass-rail tile fender, fire brasses, coal vase, goatskii? hearthrugs, oleographs, water colors, lace curtains,. 4-fold screen, red pine bookcase and cheffonier, mahogany cbeffomcr, dining table on castors, mahogany couch, music canterbury, wicker pot stand, Mosgiel rug, e.p. ware, crystal, marble clock, hall stand and chair, hall carpet, engravings, double iron brass-mounted bedsteads, wire and spring mattresses, horsehair mattresses, flock mattresses, bolsters and pillows, blankets, linen and uapery, red pine duchess© chests, red pine marble top washstand, mahogany fult-Scotch chest drawers, kaun wardrobe, withstands, sets ware, toilet tables, toilet glassss, opossum rugs, eiderdown quilt, tapestry carpet, Austrian chairs, door portiere and curtain, dinner ware, clocks, kitchen dresser, scales, table mangle, wringer, lawn mower, washing machine, ladder, garden tools, garden seat, wheelbarrow, Shaddock range' (3ft), Etc;, etc., etc. On view Saturday afternoon and morning of sale. MONDAY, sth DECEMBER, At 12.30 o’clock. At Rooms, Manse street. PROPERTY SALE. PROPERTY RALE. Dunedin, Bishopscourt (Roslyn), Caversham, Glen, St* Glair, Kew, ami St. Hilda, PARK, REYNOLDS, AND CO, arc instructed to sell by auction.; L Part Section 16, Block XXX., Great King street, near Union street, 35 x 165 feet, with 5 and 4-roomed Cottages (Nos. 242 and l 2. Other portion of same Section, 31 x 165 feet; comfortable 6-roomed House (No, 246). 5. Allotment 20" of Section 47, Block jXXXyn., Forth street, 33 x 66 feet; New House, 4 rooms (No. 102). 4. Section 46, Bishopscourt, Eostyn, 77ft frontage to Main high' road.. 5. Allotments 35 and 56, St. Andrews, Cavcrsham, 1 rood -31.3 poles, College and Peter streefh; 9-roomed House, occnodcd bv Mr Caldow. 6. Allotment 9 of Section 268. Glen Estate, fronting Burke street, 24,6 poles; 6-roomed House, occupied by Mr Robertson. 7. Allotment 5 of Section 51, St. Clair Park, fronting Victoria street, immediately above the residence of T. R. Fishor. Esa Upset, £65. > i--8. Section 2, Block LVL, St. Hilda, 40 x 100 feet, fronting Galder street; 5-roomed House. 9, Section 29, Block XV., Kew, Caversham, 50 y 80 feet, comer Nicholson and Surrey streets; 5-roomed House. 10- No. 2| Russell street, Dunedin, comfortable Cottage or 4 rooms. Upset prico. only £l6O. Terms if required. Terms can be arranged; B. R. TUESDAY, 6th, DECEMBER, At 2.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Manse street. By Order of the Collector of Custom*, Dunedin. CONFISCATED GOODS. 55 GASES FIREWORKS. 1 CASE SILKS. P>ARK : REYNOLDS, AND OC , arc instructed to sell bv auction, a above. Oa View Morning of Sale. SATURDAY, 3rd DECEMBER, At 1 o'clock. ISAACS'S QUARTERLY SALE OF Uf> REDEEMED PLEDGES From the Union Pawn Office, Royal Arc ad < TAMES SAMSON AND CC have received instructions from th Manager of the Union Pawn Office, Roys Arcade, to sell by public auction, at the! Rooms, Dowling street, the following list o valuable Unredeemed Pledges, via.;— 1902,-—June 13th, 2505, gold chain and lockei July 4th, 2332, violin and case. Oetobe 14th, 5053, field glasses; sth, 5034, oper glassss and spirit flask. December sti , 5043, gent’s bicycle. • : 1903—February 16th, 722, tools; 723. s.t lover; 19lh, 773, keeper ring. Marc ■> 4th, 1006, tennoh saw and iron plane . 1023, 4 planes. May 20, 2095, 2 got brooches. November 7th, 4351, kilt an brooch. December 28th, 4930, gold hum . ing Waltham and chain. 1304,—January 12th, 146, band ring; 13th 166, sunshade and spoons; 18th, 22(1 s.h. lever; 21st, 284, 8-day clock; 23rd 301, gold' o.f. watch. February 12th 550, violin caso and bow; 551, got bangle; 13lh, 564, r.g. watch and silvc chain; 593, gold pin; 22nd, 653, diamom ring; 23rd, 675, s.h. Rotherham; 67U lady’s s.h. geneva and locket; 18th, 687 carpenter’s tools; 25th. 708, s.h. lever: 713, watch and band '■tag; 715, silvc: watch; 723, watch and pendant; 26th (29, band ring; 733, gold brooch; 27th 741, s.h. lever; 752, s.h. lever: 29th 764, gold brooch. March 2nd, 783, watch : 3rd, 794, s.h. Waltham; Bth, 844, Win Chester rifle; 854, fishing rod and reel: 10th, 869, b.l. revolver; 882, violin, case and bow; 853, snorau and belt: 385 Scotch brooch; 886, gold ring; 89(3, fick glasses; 892, glazier's diamond; 12th 911, silver Waltham; 015, silver Waltham; 921, baud ring; 922, gold heart; 14th, 928. 18ct gold chain; 16th. 957, a.h lever; 958, Remington rifle; 967, go k chain and locket; 972, gold ring; 18ih. 978, 2 arm chairs; 978, dress piece anti knife, fork, and steel (in case); 980, Jccyless watch; 984, gladstone bag; TOth 993, silver chain; 21st, 1003, silver chair and locket; 22nd, 1023, 2 gold rings’ 24th, 1045. watch; 1050, portmanteau and contents; 26th, 1076, 1 gold and ‘ greenstone medal; 1078, s.h. lever and chain; 1081, gold ring; 23th, 1096, banc ring; 1099, r.g. watch; 1100, silver chain; 29, 1107, s.o.f. lever; 1115, s.h. geneva; 1120, band ring; 3lst, 1138, spirrt level fillister, and brace; 1140. gold brooch; 1141, r.g. watch; 1148, s.h. watch; 1150 gold ring. April 2nd, 1153, s.h. lever; 1155, watch and silver chain; Stir, 1202 s.h. Waltham* 1211, rifle; 1213, gold hj! geneva and brooch; '6th, 1226, geneva and chain; 1227. 3 gold rings; 7th, 1240 accordion and tin box; 9th, 1264, gjlvei chronograph; 11th, 1281, geneva; 1284 set diamond studs; 15lh, 1328, s.h- lever16th, 1331, gold brooch; 18th, 1350 dumb-bell?; 1361, gold ring; 19th, 1377 silver watch; 21st, 1402, s.h. watch; 1409, field glasses; 22nd, 1424, gold ringj 23rd, 1459, handbag, jacket, and- vest. flute, piccolo, and field glasses; 1442 s.h. lever; 26tb, 1463, gold brooch; 1469, gold chain and pendant; 29th, 1493, gold chain and silver sovereign caso; 1506, saw; 30th, 1514, geneva.; 1515, r.g. watch. May 2nd, 1528, band . ring; 1530, keyless watch; 4th, 1553. s.h lever; 1555, gold brooch; 1559, accordion: sth, 1566, s.h. lever; 1567, r.g. Waltham; 1571, silver geneva, chain, and brooch; 6th, 1586, silver watch; 7th, 1588, opal pin; 1591, band ring; 12th, 1&46. i fishing rods; 1650, silver geneva; 1654, s.h, lover; 16th, 1687, watch and chain; 30th, 1816, trousers;" 1820, suit. Jun« 2nd, 1846, sundries. July 14th. 2419, coat and vest; 29*h, 26Q3, suit. August 6th, 2705, waterproof; 20th, 2932, suit. Also 200 lots that do not require to he advertised, consisting of jewellery and clothing of every description, carpenters’ tools, musical instruments, etc., etc. - SATURDAY, 3rd DECEMBER, 1 o’clock. SATURDAY, 3rd DECEMBER, At 11 o’clock. At the Dunedin Horse Saloyavds. DRAUGHT AND HARNESS HORSE; WEIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND have received instructions to soil public auction, as above, 6 good drought mares and geldings 2 useful sprmg-eart geldings 4 strong harness horses Gigs, phaeton, spring cart, -sulky, etc Holiday Resorts. STEWART Island.—Mrs Ramsay* Se; House, Hfd&noon Bay. has even oommodafron for • Viaitara;,, pvaritodm *