AUCTIONS. THURSDAY, 22nd JULY, At 2 o'clock. On Premises, No. 9 William street, Mornington (close to car shods). In Estato of the Late D. H. Cano (Saddler). GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Cedar Chiffonier, Whatnot, Pier Glass, Plat, form Rocker, Carpets, Hearthrugs, Linoleums, Vases, Lustres, Chromos, Bamboo Occasional Tables, Sofa and Cushions, Canadian Rocker, Commode, English Concertina, Kauri Toilet Chest, Kauri Wardrobe, Mangle, Wringer, Stops, and General Bedroom and Kitchen Sundries. »ARK, REYNOLDS, AND CO. FRIDAY," 23rd JULY, At 2 o'clock. At Rooms. Manse street. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNTrujtw WALNUT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO' (Herm Witty, Berlin), KAURI MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD, KAURI MIRROR-DOOR WARDROBES, DUCFESSE CHESTS, Tapestry Drawing Room Occasional Suites, Mirror-bacjc Hall Stand. Japanese Draught Screeua, Bamboo Mirror Overmantel. JARK, REYNOLDS, AND CO. will sell by auction, ns above. Also Rosewood piano (Ralph Allison and Sons), * mahogany chiffonier, platform rockers, linoleums, carpets, folding occasional chairs, couches, brass-rail fenders, double and single bedsteads and cote, mattresses and bedding, toilet ware and glnsses, shakedowns, marbletop washslands, commodes, steps, kitchen tables, chairs, and utensils, safes, mangle, wringer, and general sundries. Also, cricketer's outfit, wickets, bats, pads, cloves, etc. MONDAY. 26th JULY, At 2 o'clock. At Rooms, Manse street. In the Bankrupt Estate of F. Armstrong. OFFICE FURNITURE, DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, SUNDRIES, PAINLESS FILLERS, AND PATENT RIGHTS FOR SAME. PARK, REYNOLDS, AND CO. are instructed to sell by auction, Walnut roll-top desk, pedestal office desk, walnut overmantel (cathedral glass cabinets), instrument cabiur.ts, walnut stationery case, Japanese vases, ornaments, curioa, 6il paintings (J. D. Moultry and J. F. Blaokie), photogravures, engravings, etc., 2 DENTIST'S CHAIRS, salivator, gasometer, foot bellows, drill, forceps, furnaces, instruments of nil kinds, electric appliances and sundries of all kinds. Largo Slock of Artificial Teeth. The whole will bo on view from Friday morning. WEDNESDAY, 28th JULY, At 12 o'clock. • At Rooms, Manse street. SUPERIOR RESIDENCE, ROYAL TERRACE, QUARTER-ACRE FREEHOLD. PARK, REYNOLDS, AND CO. have received instructions from tun Executors of the late J. H. Morrison to sell, as above, That desirable properly known as "Thirlstane," being Section 44, Block XIX., Dunedin, containing 1 rood (more or less), having a large frontage to Royal terrace, also frontages to road at side and back, with substantial brick residence (60 Royal terrace), containing ]1 rooms, bathroom (splendidly fitted), lavatory, and all modem appointments: also brick outhouses, workshop, etc. The rooms are large, two of them having two bay windows, and the view obtained from this place is delightful, either from the front or the balcony at the back. Curds to iuspecfc this really fine place en application. Further particulars from Messrs Haggitt, Brent, and Williams, or the Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 28th and 29th JULY, At 2 o'clock each day. On Premises, " Thirlstane," No. 60 Royal terrace (The Residence of the Laic J. H. Morrison). By Order of the Executors of the Estate. CHOICE MODERN FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS, RICH AXMINSTER CARPETS, BEINSMEAD I'JANO, DIVAN, EASY, AND OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, CEDAR OCCASIONAL TABLE (construct r.d from timber of Knox Church old pulpit), MAHOGANY ' AND LHATH Eit Dl Nl NG SUITE, MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, BRONZES, HALL FURNITURE, WRITING TABLE.. HEAVY HALL CURTAINS, CHARMING OIL AND WATER COLORS (Pocock, R.8.A., Bylcs, R.8.A., Mnulfrny, Barrnud, E. W. Christinas), MASSIVE BEDROOM FURNITURE. PARK, REYNOLDS. AND CO. arc instructed by the Executors of the Estate of tho late J. 11. Morrison to sell bv auction ; DRAWING ROOM. Splendidly inlaid N.Z. woods escritoire bric-a-brac cabinet, inlaid rosewood Sheraton occasional chairs in silk tapestry), inlaid walnut occasional table (Sheraton design), heavy silk tapestry-upholstered ioungc settee, cedar occasional table (made from Knox Church pulpit), divan easy chairs, rich Axminstcr carpet, inlaid ormolu, mounted ebony music whatnot, inlaid walnut whatnot, large plush upholstered window scat, heavy brass kerb, wool rugs, Hellenic china tea ware, choice bric-a-brac, vases, and ornaments. DINING ROOM. Walnut piano (John BrinsiiKad and Sons), handsome mahogany sideboard, kauri oval extending dining table, mahogany and leather Cromwell suite, saddlebag Chesterfield settee, inlaid rosewood card table, carved dinner waggon, walnut niuiic canterbury, bronze statuettes, inlaid N.Z. woods tray, heavy marble limo-piccc, marble statuette, " Gladstone" butler's tray and stand, hand-painted dessert set, dinner and tea services, crystal and electro-plate, laco curtains, hnudsomc Bnlsuma vases and ornaments. HALL, STUDY, BREAKFAST ROOM. Massivo oak mirror-back hall stand and 2 chairs, heavy Axminster carpet runners, inlaid linoleum, majolica pedestals and bowls, marble bust on granite pedestal, deer head and antlers, rich hall cr.rtains, leather top pedestal desk, rattan chairs, mahogany chitfonier, r.p. extending dining table, Chesterfield settee, 8 mahogany and horsehair dining chairs, Singer drop-head sewing macliine, Island curios, paddles, spears, tapa cloth, mats, etc. PICTURES. Large water color of Port Chalmers, 1861 thy G. o'Urieu), set water colore Rotoma district and Pink and White Terraces, large Jubilee photogravures, engravings, photos of Pink and White Terraces, also oil and water colors by well-known artists, including L. W. Wilson, C. D. Barraud, J. E. Moullrny, ,1. D. Moultray, E W. Christmas, Childa Pocock, R.8.A., and W. Hounson Bylcs, 1t.8.A. ' BEDROOMS. Massive mahogany bedroom suite, solid hints Ji.t. bedstoi.d. Parisi.in heavy brassmouivUd iron bed-stead, single iron bedsteads, wire mattresses, bedding and blankets, Brussels and velvet pil>> caipcls, Scotch and to'let chest?, mahogany toilet pair, ciuchesse chests, i.ttomnu couches, Austrian chairs, Spanish easy chair, r.p. pedestal, inlaid linoleum, toilet, tables and ware, fenders, etc. KITCHEN FURNISHINGS AND SUNDRIES. Dresser, large tables, nuiccimns and utensils, mangle, wringer, tubs, lawn mower, gnrden took, garden Ec;its. On view Tuesday afternoon and morning of Sale. SATURDAY, 24th JULY, At 12.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Lower Rattray street. In the Estate of the Late Mrs Amok FREEHOLD AND COTTAGE, CALTON, NORTH-EAST VALLEY. rTVHF. PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, ESTATE, •*- AND AGENCY COMPANY of N.Z.| LIMITED, havo received instructions to offer, for Sale by Auction at above time and place, That convenient freehold Property, being Sections 35 and 36, Block 2, Leith Walk, Gallon, containing 24.8 poles, with fourI roomed Cottage thereon. No. 33, occunied by Mr Heath.
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Evening Star, Issue 14117, 21 July 1909, Page 5
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