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Evening Star, Issue 17225, 15 December 1919, Page 8

AUCTIONS. TUESDAY, 16th DECEMBER, At 2 o'clock. At Premises. No. 5 Grey street, Musselburgh. On Account" of Mr K. A. .Stallard " (who is COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. MAGNIFICENT WALNUT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (Koch and Sonne; in beautiful order;, COSTLY AXMINSTER AND PILE CARPETS, HANDSOME SETTEE AND DIVANCHAIRS IN MOQUETTE, DISC GRAMOPHONE AND RECORDS, ANTIQUE MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD, HIGH-BACK DINING CHAIRS, SUPERIOR OAK CUTLER ROLL-TOP DESK, ELECTROPLATE, CHINA, AND CRYSTAL, CUTLERY, EXTENDING DINING TABLE, ANTIQUE BEDROOM FURNITURE, Pair-Very Old Pewter Candlesticks and Snuffers, Table and Bed Linen. ALEX. HARRIS AND CO. have received instructions to sell, sis above, Walnut upright grand piano (Koch and Sonne), piano seat, handsome sett-e and divan chairs in moquctte, Axruinsler square (.12 x 12), flower stands, copper and china flower bowls, expensive vases and ornaments, copper coal vase, rattan chairs, carved pot stands, mohair hearthrug, kerbs, oil paintings, water colors, easement curtains, gramophone and records, linoleums, pair very old pewter candlesticks and snuffers, massive mirror-back sideboard, velvet pile carpet, antique dining table, mohair cover, table, linen, oak Cutler roll-top desk, electroplate, china, crystal, cutlery, spirit kettle, e.p._ and crystal cpergne, high-back dining chairs, carver's chair, easy chair in raoquette, electric iron, music cabinet, Axminster runner (9yds), mirror-back hall stand, Victory drop-head machine, wicker chairs, child's combination chair, antique wood bedsteads, duchesse chest, pedestal, toiletware, hearthrugs, mirror-door wardrobe, wire mattresses, flock mattresses, chests drawers, blankets, sheets, quilts, bed linen, child's iron cot, kitchen furniture, utensils, wringer, hose, push cart, pram, garden tools, meat safe, bins, etc., etc. On View Monday Afternoon from 2 to 4 and Morning of Sale. TUESDAY, 16th DECEMBER, At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. On Account of Mr A. Fieldwick. ' CHOICE CITY FREEHOLD PROPERTY MODERN 10-ROOMED RESIDENCE ' 78 HERIOT ROW. ALEX. HARRIS AND CO. will sell, as above, "\ Part Section's 56 and 57. Block 19. Dunedin, with frontage to Heriot row and Queen's Drive (area, 29.7 poles), with a Modern Residence of 10 moms; bath, hot and cold, fitted with electric light and' gas drained to sewer. The property is in firstclass order, and commands a magnificent view of harbor and surroundings, and is practically for absolute sale. Cards to inspect from the Auctioneers. TUESDAY. 16th DECEMBER. ~~ At 2 o'clock. Under Instructions from Mrs A. Mansfon avlin is leaving for Auckland). HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. ONE IMPERIAL ORGAN (This is a very fine instrument, 10 stop* fin* tone), S.B. DINING ROOM SUITE, Occasional Tables, Easy Chairs, Morris Chairs, Ornaments, Vases, Crookerv. Cutlerv, TELESCOPE DINING TABLE. H.B. Chairs, Green Utrecht Velvet Suite, Couches. Settees, E.P. Ware, Curtains, Hal! Curtains, Kerbs. Fenders, Pictures, Music Canterbury. 3 SINGLE WOOD BEDSTEADS AND WIRE MATTRESSES, 4 Duchesse Chests, 3 Washsrands, 2 Sets of Ware. Beddine. Stained Panel Bedstead BLANKETS, QUILTS, SHEETS SOLID OAK BEDROOM SUITE (Oval Mirrors*. Wardrobe. Duchesse Chest and Washsland. Oak Bedstead /to match). LOVELY CHINA CABINET. Carved Tables. _ Go-cart, Cedar Table, Hall Stand. Divan Chairs, Cushions. FIRST-CLASS SEWING MACHINE (hand or treadle). SPLENDID FIREPROOF SAFE. 2 SPLENDID CARPETS ■ practically new), Cooking Utensils. Meit Safe, Heavy Linoleums. Kettles, Lamps, Wrineer. ...j'ESSRS JAMES SAMSON AND CO. •IfA have received in-iructions from Mrs Mansford (who is leaving for Auckland: to sell, in their Downstairs Rooms, as above. Oa the Premises, Regent road (adjacent to intersection of Warrender street). On Account of Mr H. D. Hills. 7 HIVES OF ITALIAN BEES. PARK. REYNOLDS. LIMITED, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, 23rd DECEMBER, 1919. At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, 148 Raltray street. Under instructions from Local Deputy Public Trustee. L. MAOASSEY AND CO. ■jL-J* have received instructions from the Trustee to sell by auction, as above, Estate of HONORAH M "SWEENEY (Deceasetl): Corner of YOUNG and MOREAU STREETS ST. KILDA, 4-roomed House and Outbuildings, together with Three splendid Sections. A great chance for a Builder or Speculator, as good sites like those aro hard to obtain. Estate of CATHERINE W. MURRAY" (Deceased): No. 938 CUMBERLAND STREET, _ DUNEDIN, hj House, good-size — r: , scullery and outbuildings.; freehold section. . AS THE ESTAT MUST BE WOUND UP. EDUCATIONAL. MACANDREW ROAD SCHOOL. nrUiE ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF -*- PRIZES will take place TO-MORROW (Tuesday), 16th, at the School. The. Infants and Standards I. and 11. at 10.30 a.m.; Standards 111. and upwards at 2 p.m. Parents and Friends cordially invited. W. WRIGHT, Chainnau. MUSSELBURGH STATE SCHOOL. ANNUAL BREAK-UP AND PRESENTATION OF PRIZES. THE ANNUAL BREAK-UP and PRESENTATION OF PRIZES will bo held on TUESDAY", December 16th, at 10 a.m., at the School. All Parents und Householders cordially invited to attend. A. WILSON, Clerk. CORPORATION NOTICES. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. 10 PER CENT. PENALTY ON RATES. RATEPAYERS ARE HEREBY NOTIv FIED that the Statutory PENALTY of 10 PER CENT, will be added to all Dunedin City rate* remaining unpaid on the 19th DECEMBER, 1919, at 4 o'clock p.m. There is no provision for the remission of the penalty if from any cause the rates are unpaid on the date named. G. A. LEWIN. Town Clerk. Dunedin, 28th November, 1919.