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Evening Star, Issue 14308, 5 March 1910, Page 8

I TUESDAY, 15th MATCH, j At 12 o’clock. Ad Boom's, Manse, street. On account of W. U. Trimble, Esq. (who is leaving N.Z.). CHARMING PROPERTY, ST. LEONARDS. Quarter of a Mile from tlio Railway Station. PARK, REYNOLDS. LIMITED, are instructed to sell by auction, Sections 6 to 11, Block HI., Bnrkestown, containing 5 roods 2 poles, corner Princes and George streets, with comfortable modern House of 6 rooms, bathroom, scullery, washhouse, fowlhouso, garden, etc. This is a choice property for anyone who desires to have a nice bit of ground close to the Railway Station and within easy distance of Dunedin. It is sunny and well sheltered, and on account of Mr Trimble leaving Dunedin is for bona fide sale. TUESDAY, 15lb MARCH, At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, Manse street, CHARMING HOME, BBLLRKNOWES (Corner Forster and Rosebery streets), C ROOMS, PLASTERED THROUGHOUT. LOVELY VIEW; OVER QUARTER-ACRE. PARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED, aro instructed to sell by auction, Section 1 and part 2, Block X., Bcllcknowes, containing over quarter-acre, nicely situated, and lovely view; laid out in garden, etc.; 6-roomed plastered House, 2 bay windows, portico, bathroom: lofty ceilings; concrete foundations. This is a really charming residence, and anyone in search of a homo will no well to obtain n card to inspect. ‘ TUESDAY, Bth MARCH, At 2 o’clock sharp. IN DOWNSTAIRS ROOMS. REMOVED TO ROOMS FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE. MRS HARVEY'S HOUSEHOLD FURNL TURK. WALNUT PIANO, WING MIRROR PAIR, SINGER DROP-HEAD SEWING MACHINE, BICYCLE, Etc. JAMES SAMSON AND CO have hcen favored with instructions from Mrs Harvey to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling sticct. Walnut pianoforte (by Nisser, Berlin; a beautiful instrument), tapestry and plush suite, extending dining table, dinner and tea - services, banging lamps, octagon and tea I tables, Vienna and arm chairs, saddlebag suite, brass fenders, lire brasses, coal vases, ! ornaments, ill paintings, pictures, curtains and poles, superior quaint sideboard, Brussels and Axminstcr carpets, hearthrugs, couches, mirror hall stand, double and single iron bedsteads and bedding, superior duchesse, pair, mirror wardrobe, dnehesso drawers, marble wasbstands, fancy ware, commode, largo chcval glass dnehesse, linoleum, tables, chairs, looking-glasses, kitchen and cooking utensils, bicycle, steps, shakedowns, and general furniture of all sorts. N.B. —The above goods arc all in splendid order, and for sale without reserve. Now on view. FRIDAY, 11th MARCH, At 12.30 sharp. At Rooms, Dowling street. In the Estate of John Outran! (deceased). Sale by Auction of CITY FREEHOLD PROPERTY AND 2 MODERN DWELLINGS, Royal terrace. Also, i-ACRE FREEHOLD AND 5-ROOMED DWELLING, CAVERSHAM. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. have been favored with instructions from the Trustees in the above Estate to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street, FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. Lot 1. —All that Parcel of Land, being part of Section 46, Block XIX., Royal terrace, Dunedin: a fine corner allotment, on which arc erected a good Dwelling of 6 rooms, bay window m?d verandah, washhouse, tube, aud boiler; also a splendid 5roomed Dwelling, bay window, and verandah, and detached washhouse thereon; both let at present to first-class tenants. No. 64a and 64b Royal terrace. N.B.—The above Pro--1 perty is situated close to Pitt street, and in ; one "of the favorite spots in the City. Don’t ! fail to inspect. I Lot 2.—Allotments 5 and 7, containing 32 poles, on which is erected a Dwelling of 5 rooms and outbuildings, being No. 11 Goodall strict, Cavcrsham; let at present to a good tenant at 10s week. N.B.—This Property is situated close to the new Railway Marion, an.l commands one of the finest views around Dunedin. The above Properties are for absolute sale, as the Trustees are determined to wind up the Estate. _ j A good chance for speculators. I Further particulars’ from ADAMS BROS.. Solicitors: | Or AUCTIONEERS. | ' FRIDAY, 11th MARCH, I At 12.30 sharp. I For Unreserved Sale by Auction. “ FREEHOLD PROPERTY AND DWELLING, Mechanic street, North-east Valley. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. have been favorer! with instructions from Mrs Matthews (who has left the Dominion) to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street, I Sections 33 and 39, Block 11., Mechanic street, St. John's Wood, North-east Valley, ! on which is erected a 4-roomed Dwelling. N.B.—'flie situation is one of the best in the Valley, and a few pounds spent on the Dwelling would make it a cosy little home. A chance for rpeculators. Must be sold. WEDNESDAY, 9th INST., At half-past two o’clock. LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE ASORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, PIANOS, Etc. DM. SPED DI N G • is instructed to sell by auction, at his Rooms, cm Wednesday afternoon, at 2.30 o’clock. Massive imported oak sideboard, ornamental carved sideboard, Dining and drawing room suites, old English bookcase, heavy extending dining fable, hall stand, Genoa velvet settee, fancy Gcnca velvet chairs,, large overmantel, rattan chairs and settees, VALU , ABLE GALLERY-TOP PIANO, 7-drawer I sewing machine, solid brass bedsteads, mahogany 3-wing wardrobe, cedar and kauri wardrobes, liandsomo cbeval pair, dressing table, superior duchess* pairs, choice | Oriental carpets and nigs, full-Scolch cedar I drawers, commode, child’s chairs, rockers, i brass and copper-mounted fenders and kerb i sets, bedding, blankets, sheets, curtains, | plated and china ware, etc., etc. j 1 Ou view Upstairs Room. \