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Evening Star, Issue 14625, 22 July 1911, Page 8

AUCTIONS. FRIDAY, 28th JULY, At 2 o'clock. On the Premises, 13 Baldwin etreet, N.E. Valley. OUR R AND C 0. have been favored with instructions from Mr W. P. Bowcott (who is leaving for the North) to sell by auction, as above, The • whole of his Household Furniture, comprising—Upright grand iron-framed piano (by Anton Nisser), walnut bevel-mirror overmantel, 4 antique drawing room chairs, fenders and brasses, whatnot, rattan chairs, 7-drawer drop-head Singer sewing machine (equal to new), hanging lamp, upholstered wicker chairs, clocks, 4 antique dining chairs, dining table, palm stands, flower bowls, vases, double brass-railed bedstead and bedding, three-quarter brass-railed bedstead and bedding, duchesse chests, washstand and ware, kitchen dresser, kitchen table, lincleunis. go-cart, gent's bicycle, d.b.b.l. gun, wringer, tubs, kitchen utensils, etc., etc. WEDNESDAY, 26th JVTSZ, ' At 2 o'clock. At Kooni3, Princes street. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WALNUT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (Begg), KJT CARPENTER'S TOOLS, FANCY GOODS. CROMWELL SUITE IN SADDLEBAGS, "MOUNTAINEER" MOTOR CYCLE, 2A H.P. A LEX. HARRIS AND CO., Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 28th JULY, At 12.30 6'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. CHOICE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, NORTH-EAST VALLEY. Modern 5-roomed Dwelling, £-acie, Bouverie street, Ascotvale. A LEX. HARRIS AND CO. X3L are instructed to sell, as above, Freehold Property, nearly with a modern new Residence of 5 rooms, bath, hot and cold, panelled ceilings, tiled grates and hearths, linen press, wardrobes, etc., commanding a splendid view; behind Town Hall and close to car. FRIDAY, 28th JULY, At 12.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. CHOICE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, NORTH-EAST VALLEY. Modern 5 and 6-roomcd Dwellings, Mechanic street, close to car line. A LEX. HARRIS AND CO. have received instructions from Mr II seager (who is leaving the district) to sell as above: 1. Sections 48 and 49. Block 1., fronting Mechanic street, N.E. Valley, about, j-acre, with a modern 6-roomed dwelling; bathroom, with basin built in, glass verandah, 2 bay windows, washhouse, splendid garden, shrubs and fruit trees; all in first-class order. House No. 13. 2. Section 51, Block T., Mechanic street, about g-acre, with a modem 5-roomed dwelling ;~ bathroom, with basin fitted in, verandah and bay window, washhouse, etc. House No. 17. The above properties are within 2 minutes from car line and c'oso to Gardens, sunny fiosition, and must be sold, as the owner is eaving the district. TUESDAY, 25th JULY, At 2 o'clock. SALE BY AUCTION. In Downstairs Rooms. Removed tu Rooms for Convenience of Sale. MR STEVENS'S SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. WALNUT PIANO. MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD. SINGER SEWING MACHINE, D.I. BEDS AND BEDDING, DUCHESSE PAIRS, KITCHEN and GENERAL FURNITURE. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. have been favored with instructions from Mr Stevens (who is leaving the Dominion) to sell by auction, The whole of his Household Furniture, as above, Splendid walnut iron-frame piano, harmonium, tapestry and plush suite, extending dining table, wamut overmantel, Axminster carpet, brass fenders and irons, pot stands, ornaments, pictures, cutlery and glassware, clocks, lamps, leather suite, mirror sideboard, Vienna and arm chairs, octagon and tea tables, mirror hall stand, 4 double and single iron bedsteads, spring and wiro mattresses, kapok beds, blankets, quilts, mirror wardrobe, quaint duchesse pair, 3 duchesse chests, washstahds. ware, tables, chairs, commode, Iron cot, cheval duehesso pair, linoleum, curtains, rugs, mats, dresser, kitchen furniture, pots, pans, wringer, Singer drop-head sewing machine, steps, shakedowns, etc., etc. Also, on account and risk of Mr J. Smith: Suite, duchesse pair, sideboard, bedsteads and bedding, brass kerb and brasses, rugs, etc N.B.—The above goods are all in splendid order. Will be Sold WITHOUT RESERVE. ' FRIDAYr23th" JULY, At 2 o'clock. ON ACCOUNT OF AND AT THE RISK OF SHIPPERS. Ex Mamari. SALE BY AUCTION. MASSIVE OAK AND SOLID WALNUT SIDEBOARDS, 7 BRIC-A-BRAC CABINETS, 12 SOLID OAK AND WALNUT OVERMANTELS .' «p MIRRORS. 50 MASSIVE BR-.--S DOUBLE AND SINGLE IRON EEDSTEIDS 12 BEAUTIFUL BRASS KERB SUITES, 6 HEAVY AXMINSTER AND VELVET PILE CARPETS. MESSRS JAMES SAMSON AND CO. have been instructed to sell by auction, at their Rroms, Dowling street, on accc-unt of and at the mk of shippers, the following: 6 larg»?, massive solid oak sideboards, very handsome 4 large, solid walnut sideboards 6 sideboards and breakfast room cabinets ? large ebonised bric-a-brac china cabmets 4 smaller drawing room chma cabinct3 12 very large and massive solid oak overmantels and !a ge framed mirrors 50 very heavy and massive 2in-pillar brassmounted bedsteads, brass fronted 12 combination single iron bedsteads 2 very elaborate all-brass bedsteads, full j size. I The above goods will be sold without reserve, on account and risk of shippers. THUPrSDAYr3Td~AUGUS : r\ At half-past 12 sharp. At Rooms, Dowling street. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. Ou Account of Advancing Years of Owner. TO FLOUR-MILLERS AND WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. SALE BY AUCTION, THE GLEN ROLLER FLOUR-MDLLS. For Sale as a Going Concern. Fitted Throughout with the Latest and Most Up-to-date Machintry. Situated The Glen, Outram. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. have been favored with instructions from Mr James E. Maiher to sell by auction, at their Rooms, His FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES and WATER RACE. The land contains a block of 3 acres freehold, with water race, 9 acres leasehold (with 52 years to run), at a yearly rental of £25 and £5 per year for water rigut from Mrs Sutherland. Erected on the property is an up-to-date 3-bag plant roller flour-mill, 4 stones high, Pelton water wheel, ritUd up complete with all the latest and most up-to-date machinery possible to have; dynamo bouse and dynamo suitable to light up mill with electr.city; large store for storing wheat, carpenter's shop, and other outbuildings. Splendid 7-roomed FamJy Residence, washhouse with built-in boiler and concrete floor, dairy, cow byre, water laid on to house, and fountain. There are also two Cottages, one let at present to a good tenant, the rent of which practically pays the rental of leasehold. The grounds are beautifully laid out in garden and ornamental trets, live hedges. N.B*—The above offers a rare chance to flour-millers to secure one of the most up-tc-dato and best mills in the Dominion. The mill is situated on the well-known Tuieri Plains, which is recogni ed as onn of the best wbeat-growing di tricts in the Dominion. Splendid level roads, and close to the Outiam Railway Station. The mill is in full going swing. The only reason for Mr Mather's selling is his advance in years and ill-health. Fuller particulars from THE AUCTIONEERS, 23 Dowling street, Duncdin.