AUCTIONS. TUESDAY, i.-.; ;b SEPTEMBER, At 2 o’clock. Oa the Premises, No. 5 Goughtrey street, St. Clair. Instructed by Mr R C. Pollard (who is going on active service). CHOICE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. RICH INDIAN CARPET, BEAUTIFUL CHESTERFIELD SHITBE, OAK MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD, COSTLY AXMINSTER CARPET, MOQUETTE VELVET DIVAN CHAIRS, RICH AXMINSTER HALL CARPET, OAK PANEL BEDSTEADS, DOULTON DINNER SERVICE, Occasional Chairs, Rattan Sot too, China Cabinet, Copper Kerb, Oak Fire Screens, Bookshelves, Books, Oil Paintings, Water Colors, Photogravures, Oak Flower Pedestals, China Flower Bowls, Card Table. Casement Curtains. Vases, Ornaments, Mahogany Extending Dining Table, Dominion Settee, Morris Chairs, High-back Dining Chairs, Kauri Writing Table, Red Pino Coal Vase, Oak Timepiece, Crystal. China Tea Set, I-plate Hand Camera (R.R. lotu), Hall Seat, Chenille Curtains, Oak Dressing Chest, Pedestal and Medicine Chest, Toiletware, Art Enamelled Toilet Pair, Toilet Ghost., Wire Mattresses, Bedding, Kitchen Utensils, Vaeunm Cleaner, Electric Iron, Lawn Mower, Tools, Brass Preserving Pan, Jam Jars, Seltzogeno, TVoburner Perfection Oil Cooker (oven, cabinet, etc.). Child’s Pump Trolly, Lady’s Free-wheel Cvclo. PARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED, are instructed to sail by auction, os above. Oa View Mondj-y Afternoon and Morning of Sole. MONDAY. 3CHh SEPTEMBER, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Manse street. Under Instructions from Mr A. Gilchrist (who has purchased a larger property). CHOICE CITY RESIDENCE, I No. 50 PARK STREET (almost adjoining' Queen street). LOVELY MODERN' R 1 COT-ROOMED RESIDENCE, CHOICE DESIGN, FAITHFULLY BUILT. Easy Walking Distance from the Octagon; a few minutes from George street. MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, FREEHOLD SITE. PARK. REYNOLDS, LIMITED, are instanced to toll by auction, Allotment 3 of Sections 65 and 56, Block XIX., Dunedin; area 15.45 poles (more or less), with a faithfully built double-story Residence, slate roof, concrete foundations, all modern conveniences, plastered throughout, bay windows, portico, balcony, vestibule, bathroom (hot and cold water), electric light, up-to-date kitchen appointments. This attractive Residence is situated in one of the best residential areas in ibo City, commands a beautiful view, slightly on the rise, and near to electric car. FOR DEFINITE SALE AT A LOW UPSET. WEDNESDAY', 25th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o’clock. At Premises, Waterloo street, St. Kilda (off Richardson street, behind Racecourse). On account of Mr J. T. Meek (who is leaving Dunedin). COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. ANTIQUE MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD, SETTEE AND DIVAN CHAIRS IN UTRECHT VELVET. ANTIQUE DINING TABLE. EXPENSIVE AXMINSTER CARPET (15 x 10), HANDSOME OAK BEDROOM SUITE, i MAGNIFICENT STAG’S HEAD, 2 SETS LIGHT HARNESS, GENT’S SADDLE AND BRIDLE. ■ALEX. HARRIS AND CO. wiil sell, as above, Mirror-back sideboard, Axmlaster carpets, hearthrugs, linoleums, hail runner, vestibule rug, cetteo and divan chairs in Utrecht velvet, Morris chairs, ornaments, photogravures, antique dining tables, kerbs, Wertieim machine, wall mirror, occasional chairs and table, china, crystal, blue-and-gold dinner service, oak bedroom suite, toiletware, wire mattress, b.h. mattress, kapok bed, casement curtains, red pine wardrobe, chest drawers, vacuum cleaner, carpet sweeper, moat safe, jam jars, lawn mower, tools, steps, etc., etc. TUESDAY, 241h SEPTEMBER, At 1.30 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. In a Deceased Estate, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. ROSEWOOD PIANO (Broadwood and Sons), HARMONIUM, MAHOGANY ANTIQUE DINING ROOM -SUITE (in Silk Tapestry), EXTENDING DINING TABLE, DINING SUITE IN TAPESTRY, BRUSSe - j CARPETS. GRAPHOPHONE AND RECORDS, HANDSOME DUCIU’.SSE PAIR. AND CO. LEX. ITA.RRU . will sell, as above, ■osewood piano (Broadv.-oodi. harmonium, in a i aides, suites in tapestry, ' ’ussols pets, linoleum, pot stands, ortamsuts, oil □ tings, chine, and crystal, graphophone ; r(J ~"rds. Singer machine, rattan cnairs, kcr chairs, couches, cat. > oh..irs, double i single iron bedsteads, wire and flock, ttresses, duchesse pair, duchesse chests, e shakedowns netware, filter, tables, Iron utensils, mu tools, etc., etc. TUESDAY, 24th SEPTEMBER, At 2.30 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. To Photographers and Others. TERIOR STUDIO CAMERA (18 x U) AND STAND, lEI.D CAMERAS AND STAND (IS x 14, 164 i 61,), OSS p \LLMEYER D ALLOT LENSES. STUDIO ACCESSORIES. LEX. HARRIS AND CO. THURSDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock. At fat top of Driver’s road). JPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. SING ROOM SUITE IN MOQUETTB, AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARE, OAK HALL SUITE, ANTIQUE BOOKCASE, lANDSOME OAK BEDROOM SUITE, SOLID BRASS BEDSTEAD. ,i LEX. HARRIS AND CO. -LA. have received instructions from the Owner (who L leaving Dunedin) to sell, as above, Antique oak and brass kerbs, soa.grs.ss settee and chair, dining table, suite iu inoquette, pictures, ornaments, antique bookcase, oak cake stand, oak hull seat, hall runner, linoleums, bund.sonio oak bedroom suite, solid brats bedstead, antique wood bedstead, wire mattresses, kapok beds, hospital bed toiletware, hearthrugs, duchesse i chests, child’s cot, kitchen furniture, china and crystal, electric iron, utensils, lawn mower, wringer, 2-roller mangle, garden tools, etc., etc. SATURDAY. 28th SEPTEMBER, At 1 o'clock. Highgate, Roslyn (near Leven street). IMBER! TIMBER! TIMBER! I.P. SHACKLOCK RANGE (complete), 90 SHEETS G.C. IRON, DOORS, 1,400 ft WEATHERBOARDS, PLUNGE BATH. EX. HARRIS AND CO. have received instructions to sell by sheets roofing iron (6, 7, 8, 9 feet), b flooring, kauri panel ceilings, 800 ft t.m, 1,400 ft weatherboards, verandah iron fretwork, l,BoCft 4 x 2, 3 x 2, 3 x ugh lining, set tubs, bath, copper 14 doors. 7 windows and frames, 4 Ipieoes, ridging, spouting, chimney 2,000 bricks, galvanised iron piping, ent pipe, water closet and fittings, 3it ihaeklock, range, with circulating copjiles (pearly aew>
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Evening Star, Issue 16845, 21 September 1918, Page 8
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