I AUCTIONS. FRIDAY 14th OCTOBER, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. COSY 5-ROOMED VILLA AND FREEHOLD SECTION, No. 99 Orbell street, Dalmoro, 24.24 poles. Alex. Harris and co. have received instructions to sell by auction, as above, Sect ion 3, Block 111., Dalmorc, N.E. A alley, containing 24.24 poles, together with well-built Villa ot' 5 rooms, two bay windows, portico, steel ceilings, electric light, bathroom (hot and cold water), workshop, drained to sewer. No. 99 Orbell street. OWNER LEFT DUNEDIN. MUST SELL FRIDAY, 14th OCTOBER, At 2 o'clock. At Premises, No, 16 Jcllicoo crescent, Knikorai, a short distance from Kaikorai tram terminus. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. SUPERIOR WALNUT PIANO (Chappell and Co.), LADY’S WRITING BUREAU, LINOLEUMS. DINING ROOM AND BEDROOM FURNITURE. Alex. hark is and co. have received instructions from the Owner (who has sold her properly) to sell, as above, Walnut, piano (Chappell and Co.), lady's writing bureau, kerbs, ornaments, pictures, curtains, china and crystal, couch, arm chair, hearthrugs, books, tables. Thermos flask, chairs, antique single wood bedsteads, blankets, mattresses, sheets, duehessc chests, hand sewing machine, verandah screen, kitchen furniture, utensils, wringer, jam jars, garden tools, lawn mower, hedge clippers, etc., etc. FRIDAY. 14th OCTOBER, 1921, At 12.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Dowling street. MOTOR CAR: MOTOR CAR! 3-SEATER BUK'K (in splendid order). Absolutely Without. Reserve. JAMES SAMSON AND _ CO. have been favored with instructions to soli by auction, without reserve, 1 THREE-SEATER BUICK MOTOR CAR, We can arrange trial before the Sale, or the Car will he on view M orning of Sale. A great opportunity to purchase a Car at your own price. MONDAY, 17th OCTOBER, At 12.30 o’clock. At. Rooms, Lower Rattray street. FREEHOLD i-ACKE AND ' COTTAGE, No. 40 ANN STREET, ROSLYN. In the Estate of the late James Taylor. THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, ESTATE, AND AGENCY COMPANY OF N.K., LTD., aro instructed by the Trustee to offer for sale by auction, at the above time and place. Freehold Allotment No. 12, Village of. Sunnyaide, containing a'Vpiarter of an acre, fronting Ann street, Koslyn, together with the 4-roomed Cottage thereon. For further particulars apply to THE AUCTIONEERS; Or to ADAMS BROS,, Solicitors, Dunedin. . TUESDAY, 18th OCTOBER, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, 148 Rattray street. Under Instructions from the Local Deputy Public Trustee. EL. MACASSEY AND CO. • have received instructions from the Trustee to sell by auction, as above, ESTATE OF'GODFREY R. GOULD (Deceased), No. 17 Ann street, Roslyn, Five-roomed Villa, with bathroom, lavatory, gas, builtin linen press, cupboards, 5 fireplaces, scullery, store, room, washhouse, copper and tuba, largo worksb p, with gas laid on; nice section, in a- very sunny situation, and splendid view. For further particulars anply LOCAL DEPUTY PUBLIC TRUSTEE; Or E. L. MACASSEY AND CO.
FRIDAY, 'l4th OCTOBER, 2 o’clock. At the Mari, 124 George street. MOSS. -PH ILL IPS have received instructions to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION the following goods: VERY HANDSOME OVAL MIRROR DUCHFJSSE PAIR, LADY'S BIKE (practically new), MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD, 4ft Cia (stained as oak), UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (11. Newman, London), GRAMOPHONE and RECORDS, CRIMSON AXMINSTER CARPET (Templeton's Imperial), 2 wheelbarrows, rabbit traps, couch and 2 chairs, sideboard, table billiards, 4 gramophones, push chairs, duchesse, chest, “wardrobe, carpet, child’s cot, fenders, brass kerb, kitchen couch, cups and saucers, willow chairs, flower bowls, gum bools, kodak developer, barber’s chairs, shakedown, bedsteads and wire mattresses, bedding, gents’ bikes, suit cases, lino., dining table, typewriter, oak buggy seat, corner wash basin, gal. baths, cushions. 2 wringers, chiffonier, meat safe, sewing machines, etc., etc. meat safe, sowing machines, etc., etc. TO FOWL BREEDERS: A LARGE GREEN BONE MILL. H. W. PHILLIPS, Auctioneer, , , 124 George street. Phono 300. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. OUBEN Cycle Works, 90 King Edward street, Cycle Enameliers and Repairers. Lowest prices obtainable; workmanship guaranteed. QUEEN Cycle Works. —Have you tried Melalgias, the one polish for all purposes. Cleans windows, porcelain, tiles, gold, silver, brass, copper, piano keys, etc. ° QUEEN Cycle Works.—Melalgias, in quar-ter-pound tins, Is 9d; one pound, 3s 9d. Try sample tin. QUEEN Cycle Works.—Melalgias, the housewives' friend; money back; guarantee with every tin. Write us, or ring ’phono 2,706, and we will deliver. QUEEN Cycle Works.—Tyres from 11s 6d, Tubes from 4s Cd, Chains from 10s, Pedals from 8s Cd, Carriers 3s. INTERVIEWS, 10 till 5, evenings. Geo, Gonrlie, consulting medical herbalist, 437 Princes street, Dunedin (opposite Oval), rf-IARDEN Tools. —Large assortment; for VX prices see window. Lambeth, Cargill Corner. "jV/FEETING (extraordinary) of Members of IvJL the Amalgamated Engineering Union will lake place in Trades ila.ll on Friday evening, 14th October, at 7.30; business, reqn est by “Now Zealand Council.” C, M. Moss, see, A.E. Union. AT Fyfc’s Friday; A big consignment of Ladies’ Long Chemise Vests, 2n lid, SsJHLJr Cd. AT Fyfe's Friday: A big consignment of Ladies’ Silk Stockings, all new shades; 4« lid pair. A T Fyfe’s Friday: A big consignment of •i‘l. Ladies’ Black Lisle Hose, fashioned, wide tops, cashmere feet; 3s lid. AT Fyfe’s Friday : A big consignment of Ladies' Diroctoiro Knickers; extra largo size; 3s lid and 3s Cd. GARDEN Tools.—Large assortment; for prices sco window. Lambeth, Cargill Corner, ■TjXROM the cheapest to the imported J-J Models in Millinery; the value is extraordinary and the ta.sto correct. At Stevens's, 51 George street. SIUMMER mate-rials for inexpensive } dresses; Crepe Poplins, 4s 6d yard; Riverina, ail shades, 3s 6d yard; Poplins, 4s lid; Figured ¥s»►;?,, 2s lid yard; lasso, 3a 3d yard. At Stevens’s. P" .ROnt-SHARBRB; no drones in our i hive; low expenses, combined with economical management, enable us to place before our customers great bargains. J. G. Stevens. _ “ (73 IDOL ” British-made Wood PreservaO tjvc, Stain, and Borer Eradicator. and Son, Ltd., 97 King street. jfNIIEE your Cold : Syrup of Linseed Cough Mixture. E. P. Cameron, chemist, Stafford street. ASIC for Hula Butter. Manuby the Dunedin Dairy Co.,
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Evening Star, Issue 17791, 13 October 1921, Page 8
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