AUCTIONS- : TUESDAY, 22nd AUGUST, At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, Manao street, Dunedin. ] On account of the Owner, who is resident in ] • Southland. MOSGIEL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, DUKE'S ROAD, DUKE'S ROAD, Adjoining the late-Mr Smith's Farm, j ALMOST NEW 5-ROOMED DWELLING- 1 HOUSE, ONE ACRE FREEHOLD LAND. < Must be sold. Owner absent from district. You will get this at your own price. PARK, REYNOLDS, <• LIMITED, Auctioneers. ' MONDAY, 21st/AUGUST, J At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, Liverpool and Bond streets. A RARE CHANCE CLYDE STREET RESIDENCE, In a charming locality commanding nice ' .' view. JOHN REID AND SONS, LIMITED, 8 instructed by tho Owner, who is leaving i Dunedin, will offer, as above, [ Part Section 37, Block 36, Dunedin, coni toining 20 poles, fronting Clyde street, with i well-built snd modern Residence (73 Clyde street), known a3 " Ellerslie," thereon. The house is Ln capital order, lias concrete foim» dations, large rooms, bay windows, bathroom, hj. and c water, pantry, cupboards, washhouse, tubs and copper, and is drained to the sower. , The grounds are nicely laid out iu lawn, flower, vegetable, and fruit gardens, atid asphalt paths. Tho ownor is determined to sell, so this chance should not be missed, \ ful locality are hard to obtain. .5314 "WEDNESDAY, 23rd AUGUST, At 2 At Rooms, No. 221 Princes street. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ; DRAWING ROOM, DINING ROOM, : AND BEDROOM FURNITURE. i ALEX. HARRIS AND CO. : -Cjl have received instructions to sell by I auction, Household Furniture, including— j ■ Red pine mirror-back sideboard, walnut ; 100 table, dining chairs, Morris easy chairs, : couches, dining tables, hearthrugs, pictures, ! occasional tables, occasional chairs, linoleum, ! sewing machines, platform rockers, whatj nots, "double and single iron bedsteads, wire : mattresses, flock and kapok mattresses, i duchesse chests, washstands, toilet ware, 1 shakedowns, red pine bedsteads, crockery, : kitchen utensils, bone cutter, etc., etc. i THURSDAY, 24th AUGUST, I -** At 2 o'clock. | At Premises, 54 Princes street, Musselburgh I (near Onslow House). ' COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. DINING ROOM SUITE IN SSADDLEBAGS, MASSIVE, HEAVILY-CARVED MIRRORBACK SIDEBOARD. EXTENDING DINING TABLE (Bft), LINOLEUMS, HANDSOME BEDROOM SUITE, STAINED WALNUT CHEVAL TABLE, BEACONSFIELD WARDROBE. I ' A LEX. HARRIS AND CO. have received instructions from Mr X. H. Andrews (who is leaving Dunedin) to sell, as above, Fenders and brasses, ornaments, linoleums, suite in saddlebags, heavilycarved mirror-back sideboard, flower stand and plants, china, and crystal, occasional table, tapestry cover, cheval bedroom suite, antique wood bedstead, Beaconsfield wardrobe, duchesse chest, cheval chest, toilet ware, spring and wire mattresses, flock mattresses, shaving chest with mirror, couch, American chairs, kitchen table, etc., etc.
TUESDAY, 29th AUGUST, At 12.30. ' At Rooms, No. 221 Princes street. No. 6 LANCEFIELD STREET, CAVERSHAM. COMPACT WORKER'S COTTAGE. 31.6 Poles. * A LEX. HARRIS AND • CO. . have received instructions to sell by auction, Allotments 77 and 78, Maryhill, containing 31.6 poles, with comfortable three-roomed Cottage, scullery, outhouses; drained. No. 6 Lancefield street. Easy terms. For practically unreserved sale. ' SATURDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER, 1916, At 12 o'clock noon. At Rooms, Princes street. MTESSR-S ALEX. HARRIS AND COM•LtJL PA NY have received instructions from ! the Dunedin City Council to offer for Sale, by public auction, twenty-one (21) years' Building Lease of all that piece of land situate at OargiU's Corner, having a frontage of 165 feet to Cargill road .and 28ft 7in to King Edward street, and being part of .Allotment 1, Township of South Kensington,. as more particularly shpwn' by blue color on plan deposited at Messrs Harris and Co.'s office. The main buildings on the land, comprising shop lately occupied by the Drapery Supply Association, and shop fronting King Edward street, will be taken down and removed by the Council immediately after tho sale. The. upset ground rental has been fixed at £7B 13s per annum for tho whole of the area consisting ] of (approximately). 16.7 poles, and one of the conditions of sale is that the purchaser of the lease is to pay the sum of £75 for the dwelling now on the land, provided he removes same from oif the street line within a period of three years, or (alternatively! pay i £IOO for and remove the dwelling within a j period of five years from date of lease. The j amount offered for the dwelling, together 1 with a deposit equal to half the yearly rental j offered, is to be paid on the fail of the hammer. I Further particulars may be obtained on ap- ! nlication to the 'i * AUCTIONEERS, j Or The TOWN CLERK. Dunedin, 27th July, 1916. WEDNESDAY, 23rd AUGUST, At 2 o'clock. BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. GENTS' SUITS, OILSKIN COATS, AND LEGGINGS. JEWELLERY, RINGS, WATCHES, E.P. WARE, Etc., Etc. ?SSES JAMES SAMSON AND CO., Auctioneers, have been favored with . jiiowiictions from the Assiguee to sell by ; auction, at their Rooms, Dowting street, a : small stock of a cotuitry storekeeper, includS rag—- ! 100 pairs boots, gents' suits, oilskin coats, j leggings, jewellery, watches, rings, clocks, ; field glasses, leather bags, cutlery, quilte, i umbrellas, suit cases, e.p. ware, tea sets, j mirrors, brushes, combs, large quantity i photo frames, etc., etc. : ! ALSO, 100 BOXES TEA.
TUESDAY, 22nd AUGUST, At 2 o'clock. | In Downstairs Booms, Dowling street. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ' OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. \ SALE! BY AUCTION. j TAMES SAMSON AND CO. ! W have received instructions to sell by auction, at their Downstairs Rooms, Dowling street, a large quantity of Sncond-hand Household Furniture, including— MOQUBTTB DINING ROOM SUITE (brown), green saddlebag suite, 2 heavy caxpot squares, heavy linoleums, overmantel, pictures, copper kerb suite, largo mirror-back sideboard, fancy oak and carved tables, seagrass and rattan chairs, side-Heat hail stand tiall clock, runner, curtains and poles' carved hall chair, oak settee suite, oak oheval, marble-tcp vrashstand, quilts, two duchesse chests, washstands and ware, hearthrugs, mate, kitchen and cooking utensils, e.p. ware, oil heater, range, cycle, music cabinet. ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. GLADSTONE House, Moray place ('phone 2,180). —Accommodation Visitors, Vacancy Boarders; terms moderate. Moss and M'Pherson, proprietors. &OYAL Private Hotel, 21 Maclaggan Boarders; single rooms, reasonable tariff. Mrs Reilly. ""jTfIJRNISHED Booms, comfortable, quiet, -L/ and central; board optional; telephone 1,269. 363 George street (penny section). AGENT Boarder Wanted in good private home; moderate terms; central. Address "Homely," 'Star' Office. INGLE, Double Furnished Bed-Sitting Rooms, married couple or friends, good I locality; every convenience. 57 Stuart > street .
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Evening Star, Issue 16197, 19 August 1916, Page 8
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