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Evening Star, Issue 14634, 2 August 1911, Page 8

AUCTIONS. THURSDAY, 3rd AUGUST, At 2 o'clock. At Rooms, "Manse street. FOR BONA FIDE SALE. * •■■■ m ACRES,,PINE HILL. ARK, REYNOLDS, _ LIMITED, aire instructed to sell by auction, Sectiou 37, Block t Vrjl., North Harbor and Blueskin District, containing 50 . acres, northern alopa of Eine-.-Hill, about three mil from George street north, arid would suit anyone going in for a small farm for dairying. -About 10 acres cleared, and balance in bush. THURSDAY, 3rd AUGUST, At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, Manse street. „ SPLENDID DAIRY EABM. MACANDBEW'S BAY, OTAGO PENINSULA. 67£ ACRES AND BUILDINGS. 3ARK, REYNOLDS. LIMITED, . are instructed to sell by auction, Sections 15 and 16, Upper Harbor District, and Application 39, Block 11., Otago Peninsula; *■ CONTAINING 67 ACRES 2 ROODS 19 POLES. First-class land, euuny position, northern aspect; good water supply. The front portion is very suitable for subdivision, having a long frontago to the Main Lower road and Harbor, and only a short walk from Maeandrcw's Jetty; adjoining the Schooihouse. The buildings comprise 9-roomcd House, largo orchard and plantation, stable, cowbyre <22 bails), chaffhousc, 2 large boilers. For Dairying Farm nothing better near Dunedin is offering, and The Property' is for Genuine Sale. FRIDAY, 4th AUGUST At 2 o'clock. I At UPSTAIRS ROOMS, Manse street. ! SUPERIOR MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. WALNUT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (Strohmenger and Sons). RICH AXMINSTER AND BRUSSELS CARPETS INLAID ROSEWOOD BRIC-A-RBAC CABINET. WALNUT AND SILK TAPESTRY OCCASIONAL SUITE. WICKER. RATTAN. AND OCCASIONAL CHAIRS. Scroll-worked Standard Lamp, Lacquered Japanese Cabinet, and Stand. Walnut Revolving Card Table, •' Hamlet" -Piano Seat. I WALNUT PIANO i i'W. Dareinawi and Co.. London). SOLID WALNUT MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD. HEAVY KAURI AND SADDLEBAG ! DINING ROOM CHESTERFIELD SUITE, j SOLID WALNUT EXTENDING DINING J TABLE. i 7-FOOT COMBINATION BILLIARD-DIN- j ING TABLE, complete with Balls, Cues, i and Marker. SET 6 KAURI AND LEATHER DINING CHAIRS. OAK HALL STAND AND 2 CHATRS. Large Gilt Pierglass. Lace Curtains, Oil and Water Colors, Oak-framed Photogravures, Saddlebag Couch. Platform Rockers. HANDSOME KAURI BEDROOM SUITE. KAURI CHEVAL TOILET PAIR, TOILET SETS. HEAVY BRASS-MOUNTED PARISIAN WING BEDSTEAD. FACED RED PINE BEDROOM SUITE. Cedar Scotch Chests, R.P. Marble-top Wash sU'kL Mahogany Wing Wardrobe. PARK. X REYNOLDS, LIMITED, will sell by auction, as above. Also, Kauri m.b. hall stand, vases, ornaments, frames, e.p. ware, hearthrugs, red piue overmantel, and GENERAL DRAWING. DINING, AND BEDROOM FURNITURE. Also COLUMBIA GRAMOPHONE AND GRAPHAPHONE. Now on Yie-s - . Inspection Invited.

FRIDAY, 4th AUGUST, At 2 o'clock. At Upstairs' Rooms, Manse street. LATEST MODEL LANCASTER FULLPLATE CAMERA. Complete with Beck Symmetrical Lens Thornton Pickard Shutter, 3 Dou'olt Dark Slides. Cloth, Cast-, and Tripod. ►ARK, REYNOLDS, LIMI TED TUESDAY, Bth AUGUST, At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, Manse street, VALUABLE FREEHOLD, DOWLING STREET, together with 2 HOUSES OP 8 AND 5 ROOMS, Opposite the Steps from Princes street and Excelsior Hotel. PARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED, are instructed by the Executors of the Estate of the late Mrs A. Muir to sell by auction, 3 Allotments, Subdivision of Sec. 24, Block XIV., Dunedin, having a frontage of 28ft to Dowling street (opposite the steps) and use of 10ft right-of-way, together with two Houses of 8 and 5 rooms. This property, apart altogether from its present value for letting purposes, has a very high prospective value, and should prove a £ood investment for anyone who desires a. fair return for the present and a big price for the freehold at a future date.

TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). At 2 o clock. At Rooms, Princes street. MONSTER AUCTION SALE OP FIRSTCLASS ENGLISH AND GERMAN PIANOS AND ORGANS. GRAMOPHONES, PHONOGRAPHS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Etc. SC UR R AND CO. have received instiuctions to sell by auction, as above, 2 new iron-framed upright grand pianos (by Henry Ward, London), 1 upright grand (by Silber, London), 1 upright grand (by Challenger, London), 1 upright grand (by Collin and Co., Berlin), 1 organ (by Wilcox and White; 8 stops), 1 organ (by Bell Organ Co. -, 10 stops), 1 organ (Smith Organ Co.; 13 stops). Also, Remington typewriter, barometers, drop-bead sewing machines, bicycles, bedroom ware, dinner sets, umbrellas, jeweller} - , clothing, oilskin coats, and household furniture of everv description. SCURR AND CO., Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 4th AUGUST, 1911, At 2 o'clock. At Auction Rooms, Lower High strest. 1 L. MACASSEY AND CO., i» instructed by Mrs Wilson (who has left Dunedin), will sell by auction, as above, B.R. bedsteads, wire mattresses, wasbstands, sewing machine, pictures, curtains, duchesse chest, linoleum, colonial sofa, kapok mattress, flock mattress, quilts, blankets, sheets, table cover, office table, kitchen table and chairs, accordion, crockery, ornaments, garden tools, clothing, cooking utensils, 15 bags of coal, and a lot of sundries. No Reserve. No Reserve. MEETINGS. RAMABAI'ri MUKTI MISSION, INDIA. *TIHE ANNUAL MEETING of (ho N.Z. -*- Auxiliary will be held in the CHORAL HALL, Moray place, on THURSDAY First, xlugust 3, at 7.30 p.m. Mr J. Blair Mason, Chairman. Addresses will bo given by Dr CHAS. NORTH, late Medical Missionary in East Bengal; and Mr WII. MALLIS, who is about, to return to India. Mrs G. MACKENZLE, tho General Secretary, will present the ArtmiaJ Report. All Friends of Missions arc cordially invited. LECTURES. ECTURES TO LADIES will be given in the Viavi Rooms, Colonial Mutual Buildines, Princes street entrance, on TUESINGS, *t 8 o'clock. No charge, no obligan' L. M. STERLING ... Lecturer.