AUCTIONS. TUESDAY, 11th MARCH* At 2 o'clock. In Downstairs Room, Bowling street. Under instructions from Vendor (-who is leaving Dun«din). The Whole of the FUENITUEE AND EFFECTS Of ii Nicely-furnished Home. STAINED CHBVAL AND WASHSTAND TO MATCH, HEAVY SECOND-HAND INLAID LINOLEUMS (very best quality), OAK DINING ROOM SUITE, LEATHER DINING ROOM SUITE, TWO AXMIKiSTEH OARPET SQUARES. &/TESSRS JAMES SAMSON AND OO JLtJL have feteuived instructions from I Client (who is leaving Dunedin) to sell hli Furniture and Effects, which iucludo: Stained duchesse pair, 2 wardrobes, 2 heavi d.i. bedsteads, 2 wood bedsteads, blankets bedding, wire mattresses), 3 sets of ware fenders, kerbs, hearthrugs, 2 Axrninater car pets, 1 oak dining room suite, I le-atho: suite, 2 hn.ll stands, 3 sideboards, s.b. couch easy chairs, clocks, cruets, c.p. ware, tes set, hanging lamps, 2 pairs of steps, meai safe, bookcase, curtains, door mats, two side boards, draught screen, a.g. rugs, Morrit chairs, cutlery, Axminster runner. Also, A largo quantity of second-hand iniaic linoleums. MONDAY, 17th MARCH, 1919, At 12.30. At Rooms, Dowling street. SALE BY AUCTION. i-ACRE) FREEHOLD AND 6-ROOMED DAY ELLING (FURNISH.ED), BRIGHTON. L ""JESSRS 'JAMES SAMSON AND CO . have received instructions from Mr R Wilson to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street, His Freehold Property, Section 6, Elocli IX., Marine parade, Brighton, containing nearly i-aero, on which is erected a gooc tnoden'. Dwelling of 6 rooms. This Property is nituated in. ono of the best part* of Brighton, and the house is very weli Furnished throughout, and the whole of tlu furniture will bo sold along with the property. Intending purchaser can arrange easj terms if required. The City Property of Mr Wilson's advertised along with the above property we have Sold Privately, so is therefore Withdrawn. SATURDAY, 121 hj APRIL, 1919, At noon. rA/i ,'E?.SRK JAMES SAMSON AND CO. IvJL have received instructions from I.lit Duucdiii City Council to olfcr for sale by public auction, at their Room*, Dowling street, on the above-mentioned date, Tho Lease for a further period of 21 year of Allotment 11, Subdivision of Sections .. and 4, Block Vl'., Town District, at- present held by Mr Peter Sutherland. Tho rental fur ihe new term is £l2 5s per annum, and the valuation for improvements £SSO. Fin thor particulars may bo gaiued on application to THE AUCTIONEERS; Or, THE TOWN CLERK. Duncdin, 7/3/19. MONDAY, 10th MARCH, At 2 o'clock. At Premises, Main South road, Caversham, In the Estate of the late Mrs Berwick. STOCK OF GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERY TOBACCO, EU:., In lots tr> suit purchasers. SCALED. A LEX. HARRIS AND CO, J~.\. lwve received instructions from the Prist pes to sell, a.s above, Sto-ek of confectionery, tobaccos, -jgarotles, 2 sots so-do*, butter case, pepper, :>Lscuits. teas, patent medicines, matches, ;tigar, tapes, cottons, ecap. biscuits, pickles, rinetrar, sauco, baskets, golden syrup, jams, ihes-r tea, packets teas, preserved fruits, erat<?d waters, assorted groceries. WITHOUT RESERVE.
TUESDAY, 18 At ?, o'i MARCH, ck. At Premises, No. 12a Gamma street, Roslyn (next Rowling Green). On Account of Mr 11. Frew {who in leaving Dunedin). CHOICE BUNGALOW OF 5 ROOMS. B.ith, Hot. and Cold, Washiiouse, Copper and Tubs, Electric Light, etc. COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. MODERN RESIDENCE 03? 5 ROOMS, with I'jvery Convenience. IIGHGATK (next Presbvtorian Church). 1. Fart Section 3. Mock TV,, Koslyn, fronting Gamma street, with a Bnngalo\ deuce of 5 rooms, bath, hot and i-old, fitted with electric light, and repleio with every modern convenience. Practically a new i /v„ io,, Gamma street.) _. _ __, Block 11., Roslyn, fronting Higligate, with a modem 5-rooniod Dwelling, bath, hot and cold, gits throughout, washhouse, copper find tubs. (No. 9 Highgato, next Presbyterian Church.) The Properties will bo sold at the Premises, No. 12a Gamma street. Also, at the same time, Mr FREW'S COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. Cards to inspect from THE AUCTIONEERS. WEDNESDAY, 12th MARCH, At Rooms, Princes street. At 1.30 o'clock. HOUSEHOLD FmtNXTUR.Fi AND FURNISHINGS. WALNUT PIANO, by M.=uigent Freres, SUITS IN TAPESTRY, OAK DUOHISSSIO CHEST, ANTIQUE WOOD BED.S'fKAD. HARRIS reived itist AND CO. oils to sell, as Extending dining tables, rnirroi-back sideboard, suite in tapestry, wicker chairs, occasional tables, linokmni, raUa.it chair, framed mirror, bookshelves, duebesse ch< cbeit drawers, antique wood bedsteads, d.i.b.m. bedsteads, wire mattresses, fenders, oak hall stand, harmonium, chiffonier, kitchen dresser, plunge bs-tit, 3 sacks poisoned, grain, roofing- ir>n, kitchen i'umifuro. THURSDAY, 20th MARCH, At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. CHOICE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, MORNINGTON, No. 9 James place, with frontage also to Heufderson street. MODERN 6-PJOOMEI) RESIDENCE, with every convenience. A LEX. HARRIS AND CO. -~T.V have zeceived instructions from the owner to sell by auction, as above, Kootdon 38 and Part Sections 30, 31, and 37, Block VI., M.oruingiX'u, area 28 poles, frontages to James street and Henderson. street, wiih a modem S-roomed Residence; porcelain, bath, hot and cold, wardrobe and bookcase fitted in, and gas throughout; drained to sewer. Communda an extensive view, and one mljiuto from car terminus. SATURDAY, 15th MARCH, At 12.30 o'clock. At Premises. 588 George* street (near Dundas street). TIMBER! TIMBER! TIMBER! 90 SHEETS ROOFING IRON (6, 7, 8 feet) 3LUEGUM (6 x 2, 6 x 3, 4 x 2, 3 x 2), , 2,000 ft (SCANTLING (3 x 2, 4 x 2), ZEALANDIA RANGE. A LEX. HARRIS AND CO. 7%. have received instructions to sell, 90 sheets rooting iron, 600 ft kauri weatherboards, 1,400 ft t. and g. flooring, sot tubs, Venetian blinds, copper boiler, plunge bath, cast-iron bent pipes, spouting, down pipe, iin gal. pipes, register grates, mantelpieces and cupboards, sashes, doors, front door and sidelights, bay window, water closet and fittings, iron ridging, 2,000 bricks, bluegum tlong lengths, 6 x 2, 6 x 3, 4 x 2, 3 x 2), red'pine (4 x 2, 3 z 2), Baltic t. and g, lining, 1,500 ft rough lining, 700 ft f.e. weatherboards, ceilings, etc., etc. Fyou need Building Material, send au Advertisement to fcne 'Star.'
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Evening Star, Issue 16987, 8 March 1919, Page 8
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