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Evening Star, Issue 19518, 28 March 1927, Page 8

AUCTIONS. TUESDAY, 291 h MARCH, At 2 o'clock. In Downstairs Rooms, Dowling street. • Under Instructions from the Owner (who to had goods removed to our rooms for convenience of sale). 300 LOTS 300 LOTS Of HIGH-GRADE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CHESTERFIELD DINING ROOM SUITE (Very Pretty Grey Moquctte), 2 HEAVY AX MINSTER CARPETS, Axminster Runner, Napery, Sheets, Quilts, Slip Mats, 2 OAK BEDROOM SUITES, Oak Bedsteads, Plain Door Wardrobes, Chests, B.P. SIDEBOARD, 4ft 6in Wood Bed and Wiro Shakedowns, S.W. Bedstead, Pot Stands, 2 Hall Chairs, Oak Pot Stand, Writing Bureau, 5 S.G. CHAIRS, Wire-seated Couch, Glassware, Ottoman, Gramophone, Occas. Tables, Fancy Chairs, Werthoim Sowing Machine, Crockery, 3 Duoh. Chests, Extending Dining Table, Stained Hall Stand, Kerbs, Log Box, Fire Companion Sot, Mirror-door Wardrobe, Tub Chairs, Cheval Pair, Oak Chairs, Linoleums, Wool Reversible Rugs, STAINED BEDROOM SUITE (3 pieces), Kitchen Dresser, Duch. Chest, Heavy Lino., Palm Stands, all classes of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. [TAMES SAMSON _ AND CO. t 3 have received instructions to sell, as above. Also, I CHAIN BLOCK AND TACKLE (1 Ton), 3ft 6in H.P. ZEALAMUIA RANGE. WEDNESDAY, 30th MARCH, At 1.30 o'clock. In Our Alain Floor Rooms, Dowling street. CARPETS. CARPETS. CARPETS. USED IN CONNECTION WITH THE CIVIC BALL TENDERED TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK DURING HIS VISIT TO DUNEDIN. ONLY USED ONCE. i 14—MAGNIFICENT CARPETS—II. 1 Super Wilton 12 x 11.3 (fawn), 1 Super Wilton 12 x 11.3 (grey), 1 Super Wilton 12 x 11.3 (mixed pattern), 1 Super Wilton 12 x 9 (fawn), 1 Super Wilton 12 x 9 (blue and brown), 1 Wilton 12 x 9 (fawn), 1 Rock Wilton 12 s 9 (grey and brown), 1 Super Wilton 10.6 i 9 (brown and blue), 1 Heavy Axminster 15 x 10.6 (grey and pink), 1 Axminster 13.6 x 10.6, 2 Axminster Carpets 12 x 9, 1 Axminster 10.6 x 9, 1 V.P. Carpet 10.6 x 9. Also, 6 HEAVY AXMINSTER SOFA RUGS. ■'TAMES SAMSON AND CO. will sell, as above. On View Tuesday Afternoon and Wednesday Morning. FRIDAY, Ist APRIL, At 2 o’clock. On the Premises, No. 666 George street. Under-Instructions from Air W. ,T . Andorson (who has purchased-an holcij, COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. MASSIVE OAK BEDROOM SUITE, OAK BEDSTEAD TO MATCH, 5 Single Wood Bedsteads, Bedding. 3 DuchSS3O3, Scotch Chest, Bedroom Ware, Folding Chair, Easy Chairs, HEAVY AXMINSTER CARPET (12 x 10.6), Hearthrug to match, Axminster Runner, Slip Mats, Vases, Paintings, Picture}, Car- ’ nets, E.p. Ware, Glassware, i'RESTERFIELD DINING ROOAI SUITE 'Settee, 2 Divau Chairs, 4 H.B Oak Chairs), Exlojjding Dining Table. Medicine Cabinet, Oak Pot Stands, Sofa Rugs. SOLID OAK SIDEBOARD (A. very pretty board, leadlight cupboards), Oak Morris Obair, Chesterfield Suite (settee, I oak Morris chairs, 4 b.b. oak chairs; this ■ suite is practically new), KITCHEN FURNITURE, I Tea Sets, Crockery, Wire-sealed Couch, Pots and Pans, Jam Pan, Kitchen Chairs, Tables,' Mincer, Carpet Sweeper, Clothes Basket, Hurricane Lamps, Jam Bottles, GARDEN TOOLS, Lawn Mower, Spado, Scythe, etc., etc. 300 VOLUMES OF NOVELS, Etc. FAMES SAMSON AND CO. I have received instructions from Mr if. J. Anderson to sell, on the Premises, o. 660 George street, the above Household Furniture and Effects. WEDNESDAY, 30th MARCH, At 2 o’clock. Main Floor Rooms, Dowling street. CONTINUATION OF SALE OF AVONIA GRAMOPHONES. GRAMOPHONES. 50 GRAMOPHONES. THE BEST OF ALL. er Instructions from H. R. Best, Esq., Liquidator of 'he Avonia Distributing Co., Ltd., In Voluntary Liquidation. Every Machine Must be SoldTO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. Company Must Realise All Its Assets. iNLY AVONIA CABINET UPRIGHT GRAND GRAMOPHONES, ■d in Oak, Mahogany, and Queensland do, 46 x 23 x 22: the motors are of very best, and tho sound boxes a masterpiece. AVONIA TABLE GRAND CABINET GRAMOPHONES, most popular of all tho Avonia make; ne example of modern cabinetmaking and high-class assembling. 7 OAK PORTABLE MACHINES, real good machine and very nicely finished. 28 AVONIA TABLE MODEL GRAMOPHONES, x 16 x 11, two-spring motor, 12in turne; a machine specially manufactured to be within the ' scope of all. 5 RECORD CABINETS. IE TRADE, MUSIC LOVERS, AND GENERAL PUBLIC cordially invited to inspect, as at Previo is Sale 3RY MACHINE TO BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. Also, BCORDS. RECORDS. RECORDS. 300 HIGH-CLASS RECORDS. . lots to suit, both Instrumental and Vocal. f TAMES SAMSON AND CO. tJ, have received injunctions from the Liquidator in Avonia Distributing Co., in voluntary liquidation, to sell, as above. THE MOST WONDERFUL CHANCE, SEIZE IT! WEDNESDAY, 6th APRIL, At 2 o’clock. On Promises, Fifleld street, Roslyn, (close to tram loop, Highgalc). f ROSLYN! ROSLYN I CHOICE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. LARGE FREEHOLD SECTION, NEARLY HALF AN ACRE. LARGE FAMILY RESIDENCE. 10 ROOM’S, MODERN CONVENIENCES, Beautiful outlook. Close to Columba College and Golf Links. Handy to tram. IRK, REYNOLDS, _ LIMITED, are instructed by Mr Wm. Collie to by auction, _ , irt of Sections 6,7, 8,9, Block 11., t.elRoslyn. containing nearly naif an ‘ together with substantially-built House .0 rooms (plastered); eiectric light, gas cooking, bathroom, hot and cold water, tin wardrobes, cupboards, washhouse, all modern conveniences, lis splendid property is right in the part of Roslvn, a sunny, bright posi- , with beautiful outlook and handy to i trams. ediately after the Sale - of the Property RPLUS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Will bo disposed of. Pull- details in later issues. 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