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Evening Star, Issue 14631, 29 July 1911, Page 8

AUCTIONS. SHOW WEEK BICYCLE AUCTION SALE. WEDNESDAY, 2nd AUGUST, At 12 noon. BICYCLES, MOTOR CYCLES, >New Bicycles, Second-hand Bicycles, and MOTOR CYCLES. Our Country and City Friends should not miss this opportunity of, securing a Reliable Machine from a Reliable Firm at a Reasonable Price. rrraoMAS paterson and co., X Vogel street (near Rattray street), have been instructed by Messrs COOKE, HOWLTSON, AND CO., the well-known and reliable Cycle Manufacturers, to sell by auction: 18 BR 4ND - NEW, beautifully - finished MATCHLESS, JUBILEE, and B.S.A. Bicycles 8 Second-hand, as good as new 2 TRIUMPH Motor Cycles, Si h.p. 1 TRIUMPH Motor Cycle, 3 h.p. 1 PUGUEOT Motor Cycle, 31 h.p. 1 F.N. Motor Cycle, 3 h.p. 1 F.N. New Motor Cycle, h.p., light weight: shaft-driven; shop-soiled 1 NORTON Motor Ode, 3£ h.p. 1 HUMBER Motor Cycle, 31 h.p. The above are Standard Machines, and all guaranteed to be in first-dass running order, catalogues of which aro available at our Rooms from this date. Machines will bo on view at our Rooms from Monday Afternoon. Lack for RED FLAG in Vogd street WEDNESDAY, 2nd August. 12 noon. WEONESDAYL~2nd~AUGUST, At 2 o’dock. At Rooms Princes street. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. OCCASIONAL SUITE (Utrecht Velvet), PIANO, DINING ROOM, BEDROOM, and KITCHEN furniture. RILEY BILLIARD TABLE (7H), CREAM SEPARATOR, 10 LADIES’ and GENTS’ BICYCLES. Without reserve. A LEX. HARRIS AND CO., jrV A lietioncers. SATURDAY, sth AUGUST, At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. On account of Mr A. Ings. 50 PURE-BRED NORWICH CANARIES. 34 COCK CANARIES. 16 HEN CANARIES. All from Prize Strain. 4 LEX. HARRIS AND CO. THURSDAY, 3rd AUGUST, At 2 o’clock. At Premises, 34 Wesley street. South Dunedin. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SUITE IN HAIRCLOTH. DINING ROOM AND BEDROOM FURNITURE. SUPERIOR RED LINEN AND NAPERY. ELECTROPLATE, CUTLERY, CHINA AND CRYSI'AL. A LEX. HARRIS AND CO. J. V have received instructions from Mrs Christie (wire is giving up housekeeping) to sell, as above. Suita in haircloth, chiffonier, fenders and irons, whatnots, occasional tables, carpets, linoleums, ructure-s, ornaments. curb) ins. china, crystal, electroplate, cutlery, chairs, double bedsteads and bedding, commode chair, chests drawers, washstands, ware, looking-glasses, dock, linen sheets, blankets, quilts, naocrv, towels, etc., kitchen furniture, utensils, iixvni mower, garden tools, preserving pan, etc., etc. FRIDAY. 4th AUGUST, At 11 o’doek. At Rooms. Princes street. On account of Mr J. HORDERN, to dose Partnership Accounts. 2 NEW GIGS. ROAD SULKY, SINGLE BUGGY, RUBBER-TYRED J-SHAFTER GIG (To Seat 3). Also, SET BRASS-MOUNTED GIG HARNESS f Almost New), NEW SET TROTTING HARNESS, SET HOBBLES. _ SET NEW SPRING-CART HARNESS. Alex. Harris and 00., Auctioneers.

FRIDAY, 11th AUGUST, At 12AO o’clock. At Rooms. Princes street. In the Estate of ROBERT GRAMOND (deceased). FREEHOLD PROPERLY, RICCARTON, EAST TAIERI. a lex. 'karris'- axd ca X3L have received instracUons trom the Trustees to sell, as above, 4-roomed dwellmg: and outbuildings and i-acre section, adjoining Public Hali. . , _ FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. FRIDAY. 11th AUGUST, At 12.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. By order of the Public Trustee. In the Estate of the late E. J. SMITH. 2 FREEHOLD SITES, PURAKANUI. A LEX. HARRIS AND CO xV have received instructions from F. H. Morice, Esq., agent Public Trustee, to sell as alove; 1 Section 27. Block ITT., Purakamn; area. 1 rood 20 poles. 2. Section 2a. Block HI., Purakamn; area, 1 r A splendid position, suitable for summer COAL NOTICES. 9s 6d CASH will Secure You fTON / of I A Mouth’s Firing and a Luxury. FREEMAN’S CHRISTIES or JUBILEE COAL. Proved for the Post Half-century. BRIGHTER, CHEAPER, Freer from Sulphur than ALL others. ~pu¥lTc notices. PENROSE’S Close All Monday to unpack and prepare fuither Salvage Bargains. Reopen Tuesday morning. ___ PENROSE’S Close All Monday to unpack and prepare lurther Salvage Bargams, Reopen Tuesday morning. PENROSE’S Close All Monday to unpack and prepare lurther Salvage Bargains* Reopen Tuesday morning. _

PENROSE’S Close AU Monday to unpack and prepare further Salvage Bargains, Kcopen Tuesday morning. ___ PENROSE'S Close AU Monday to unpack and prepare further Salvage Bargains. Reopen Tuesday morning. j UGARof Milk for Infants’ Rood; we im- | port the very finest grade; absolutely ; pure. MarshaU’s Pharmacy. | “‘ttVCT aT Griswold, and do all your family j XJ knitting." Lessons giventime pay- | ment arranged. London Piano Co. j PLAYING CARDS AND GAMES FOR THE WINTER EVENINGS. ! BRIDGE AND WHIST SETS, PATIENCE SETS, CRIBBAGE BOARDS, Etc. SCORING BLOCKS for “BRIDGE” and the Popular Game of “500," 6d each. Special Narrow “IVORY WHIST” Playing Cards, suitable for “500,” Bridge, and WhistJv WILKIE AND CO., LTD, 92 PRINCES STREET. The Cold Weather now being Experienced enables one to Realise the Comfort which a Pair of Warm Slippers affords! These LADIES’ COSY SLIPPERS Are just the kind of thing that is needed, and they possess the advantage of being Warm and Comfortable yet Neat and Ladylike. Black Felt, high back and front, Cuban heel, pump sole, fur bound, a matron’s slipper, 6s lid. First-quality Camel-hair Felt, pretty pattern, turnover collar, fleecy lining, 6s 6d. Camel-hair Felt, Albert shape, fur bound, 6s lid. Camel-hair Felt, check pattern, turnover collar, 3a lid. Glace Kid Leather, heel and firm sole, warm lining, black fur binding, 6s 6d. Art Felt, strawberry and sage green, turnover collar, ribbon bound, very dainty, 4s lid. ftOOKHAM HOUSE, Depot for High-grade Footwear, PRINCES STREET.