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Evening Star, Issue 19143, 9 January 1926, Page 8

AUCTIONS. TUESDAY, 12th JANUARY, At 2 o’clock. In Downstairs Dooms, Dowling: street. Under Instructions from Mr Houston (who is leaving: Dunedin) and Other Vendors. Removed from High street for Convenience of Sale. MIAGNTFTCENT CHESTERFIELD DINING ROOM sum (In Wool Moquette), LUXURIOUS CHESTERFIELD SETTEE (In Shadow Tissue), ROSEWOOD CABINET GRAMOPHONE (A Beauty), QUAINT OVAL MIRROR OAK SIDEBOARD, OAK EXTENDING TABLE TO MATCH, STAINED BEDROOM SUITE, 3 VERY HEAVY AXMINSTE'R CARPETS, 1 WILTON PILE CARPET, ET, A GRASS SETTEE. • 6 SEA GRASS CHA IRS, LARGE RED PINE WARDROBE, OAK OVAL MIRROR BEDROOM SUITE, CHESTERFIELD AND 2 DIVAN CHAIRS. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. have received instructions from Mr Houston (who is leaving Dunedin) to sell by auction, The Whole of his Household Furniture and Effects, which have been removed to our Rooms for convenience of sale, including— Chesterfield dining room' suite (as above, 7 pieces), Chesterfield settee (in shadow tissue), quaint oak hall stand, oak extending dining table, extending table (in solid oak), pot stands, oak writing bureau, stiagrase settee, 6 songritss chairs, 3 heavy Ax. carpets, 1 Wilton pile carpet, 6 all-wool reversible sofa, rugs, hearthrugs, chiffonier, std. sideboard, ext. dining table, solid oak bedroom suite, std. suite, oak bedstead, double and single wood bedsteads, bedding, oak 'and std. duchesso chests, pedestals, chest of drawers, kapok and Hock mattresses, copper kerbs, wood kerbs, kitchen chairs, gas grillcr, child's high-back chairs, jam pans, jam jars, pot plants, Canadian chairs, cooking utensils, wicker easy chairs, wire-seated conch, colonial sofa, rocking chair, push chair's, cabin trunks, cutlery, ornaments, vases, etc., etc. On View Monday Afternoon 'and Morning of Sale. MONDAY, 18th JANUARY, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Manse street. FREEHOLD SECTION, ' COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, Near Pnrkside (close to Main South road). PARK. REYNOLDS. LIMITED, are instructed to sell by, auction, No. 22 ALEXANDRA STREET, between Main 'South road and Oargill road, close to penny section and Hillside Workshops: ‘I Rooms; Shacklock range, porcelain bath, washhouse, etc.; freehold section. Immediate vacant possession. Key obtainable at Office. FOR BONA FIDE SALE. FRIDAY, 15th JANUARY, At 12,30 o'clock. At Rooms, Manse street. Instructed by the Executor of a Deceased Estate. PRIVATELY-OWNED SPECIAL STUD KB AKER SIX TOURING CAR. To seat five passengers. Back wind screen, 5 good lyres; all extras. IN PERFECT RUNNING ORDER, Demonstration Upon Application. PARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED, Auctioneers, MONDAY, 25th JANUARY, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Manse street. SPLENDID FREEHOLD SHOP PRO- ' PERTY, RIGHT IN THE RETAIL CENTRE. KING STREET, NEAR FREDERICK STREET, Adjoining Knox Church Sunday School. 4 GOOD BRICK SHOPS AND INGS--OARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED, A ’ arc instructed to sell by auction, Lot 1.-—SPLENDID BRICK SHOP AND 6-ROOMED DWELLING; washhouse, copper, and tubs; drained to sewer; No. 291 King atret, including vacant allotment, with entrance from Frederick street. Lot 2.—BRICK SHOP, with 8 GOOD LIVING ROOMS; washhouse, copper, and tubs; drained c o sewer; No. 289 King street. Lot 3.—BRICK SHOP AND 6 LIVING ROOMS and conveniences, No. 285 King street. Lot 4.—BRICK SHOP AND 6 ROOMS, with conveniences, No. 283 King street, including valuable vacant allotment with entrance from Frederick street. These shops are very for GROCERS, BAKERS, BUTCHERS, FRUITERERS, CABINETMAKERS, PLUMBERS, or the block, with the separate entrance from Frederick street, would make a very COMMODIOUS MOTOR GARAGE AND SHOW ROOMS. The reserve~prices are such as to ensure ready sales. MONDAY, 25th JANUARY, At 12 o'clock. PARK. REYNOLDS, LTD., Auctioneers. EDUCATIONAL, DOMINICAN CONVENT BOARDING SCHOOL, QUEENSTOWN, Lake Wakatipu. nriHis school reopens Tuesday, JL February 2. Situated on a hill overlooking the town and ‘lake, the Convent is ideal as a health resort, being strongly recommended by doctors for young students. Accommodation for only a limited number of Resident Pupils. For terms or other particulars apply to THE MOTHER SUPERIOR. ARCHERFIELD, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. IJHE FIRST TERM begins on WEDNESDAY, 10th February. Boarders rem on Tuesday. Prospectuses may be obtained upon apcation to THE PRINCIPAL, Arcberfield, Dunedin. JH. HUTTON (Keoni H, Hakona).- • Banjo-Mandolin, Banjo, Steel Guitar, Ukulele, Violin.—2o7 George street; 'phone 7,176. SHORTHAND - TYPISTES, Government Examination, 1925; 7 passes for Dun--1 edinj Brown’s Commercial College, 3 en- • trants 2 passes. H~ ,ANALEI, Certificated Hawaiian Instrumentalist, teaches all Hawaiian Instru- ■ nieuts; pupils as usual from Monday next, , January 11,—Kidd’s Building,. 73 Princes • street. ■ V/KTANTEJ) Known—That Billheads, Cir- ■ YV culais, Cards, Programmes, and I General Printing of every description are ~ executed at the ’Evening Star’ Office at Moderate Price*.