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Evening Star, Issue 20310, 19 October 1929, Page 18

AUCTIONS. ■ ' MONDAY, 21si- OCTOBER, ■ ■ At. 9 o’clock, ' ■ . At Our New' Rooms, No. 203 Princes street (Late Public Trust-Buildings), , In the Estate Jane Bissett (deceased).) Removed from: Milton for. -Convenience of, - . ; Sale. • •- ‘ TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Also,: .:■■■■■ BALANCE STOCK DRAPERY, FANCY GOODS, sr*e Lots.;- - 500 Lots. • Largo Assortment of Do#, Mechanical Toys, Games Meccano Sets, Glove Boxes, Trinket Sets, Fancy'Goods. Also, BALANCE STOCK DRAPERY. No reserve;: No reserve. TERMS GASH. TERMS GASH. Alex. Harris, limited, have received instructions tu' sell by auction, as above.■ • WEDNESDAY, 23rd. OCTOBER, . At 1.30 o’clock. At Rooms, No. 221 Princes street'. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. On Account of Removing to New Premises, Everything Must Be Cleared. 3 WALNUT COTTAGE PIANOS, 2 WILTON PILE CARPETS, GENUINE INDIAN. CARPET, 7-PIECE H.B. SUITE (in. moquette), ANTIQUE . SETTEE, AND ,G HIGH-BACK chairs;: BOOKCASE AND CHIFFONIER, 3 DROP-HEAD SEWING MACHINES, MIRROR-DOOR-WARDROBES, DUCHESSE PAIRS. ALEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, have received instructions to sell byauction, Household Furniture, including—- , Three walnut cottage pianos, Wilton . pile and velvet pile carpets, 7-piece high-back dining room suite, bookcase and chiffonier,’ 3 drop’head serving machines, moquette couches, antique settees, Morris easy chairs, horsehair suite, fire screens, platform’ rockers, seagress chairs, Austrian chairs, dining tables pictures, cuckoo clock, oak umbrella -stand, double and single iron bedsteads, -wire- mattresses, kapok and flock mattresses, duchesse table pairs, full-Scotch chests, toilet chests, duchesse chests, -drop-side cots, kitchen tables,. kitchen utensils, lawn mowers, SET OF. PLATFORM SCALES, 6 counter lollie bottles, croquet set (complete), set tubs, etc., etc., etc. NOTE.—AII goods to be taken delivery of by Friday following sale. MONDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, •At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, No. 203 Princes street (late Public Trust Buildings). Instructed by. the- District Public Trustee in the Estate William Steven (deceased). COMFORTABLE VILLA OF 6 ROOMS AND LOVELY FREEHOLD SECTION, - Containing 39 poles land, ■ No. 20 Wopdhaugb street (handy 'to George street). Alex. Harris, limited,. have received instructions to sell by motion,'as above,. All that Parcel of Land being Allotment 21, Township of Wooclhaugh, containing 59!? poles more or less, together.with Corai'ortable 6-roomed Dwelling, scullery, washiiousc, copper, tubs, large shed, and fowl i-uns. The section is laid out in orchard ind garden, and is within easy walking clisanco from George street, and not subject to flood. Further particulars from THE DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Dunedin. FRIDAY, Ist NOVEMBER, At 2 o’clock. n the Premises, No. 93 Albany street-(near Castle street)-. istructed by the District Public Trustee the Estate of Helen Tait M’Alister (deceased). ' GBSTANTIALL Y-B LiIET BRICK AND OUGH-GAST SEMI-BUNGALOW OF b OOMS AND KITCHENETTE AND ALL LATEST APPOINTMENTS. : .. 4 LEX. HARRIS, . • LIMITED, \ have received instructions to sell by; notion, as above, Unoxpired term of University Lease ot Hutments 19, Block XXVII., Dunedinv round rent, £l2 per annum. Area, ILI D LOT I.—Together with faithfully-built rick and Rough-cast Bungalow of 5 large Kims and kitchenette; slato roof; _ plashed throughout; fibrous plaster ceilings, 3d pine mantelpieces arid tiled grates, large athi-oom, hot and cold water, porcelain namel bath, scullery- and pantry, wash-, ouse, copper, tubs; concrete paths._ LOT 2.—The. unsxpired team- of University .ease of Allotment 20, Block-XXVII., Dundin (area,-14.1 poles; ground .rent, £l2 per muim).- with lean-to. shed thereon, adjomig ' the. above, property. , . . .. . NOTE.—The above property will be , first fferod, in ono lot, and, failing a salo, ’will b sold separately. Also, ’ ' • i . COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE., Full particulars later. Further ' particulars fromTHE DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE, , . Dunedin; Or THE AUCTIONEERS. EX. HARMS, LIMITED, CTIONEERS, VALUATORS. AND ' PROPERTY SALESMEN, > 203 PRINCES STREET SOUTH (Late Public Trust Buildings), TO NOTIFY THEIR CLIENTS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC THAT THEY HAVE NOW OVED TO THEIR NEW ■AN D UP-TO-DATE AUCTION ROOMS AND OFFICES, : In those Magnificent Premises, No. 203 Princes street,. laielv occupied by ... the Public. Trust. , , Extensive Alterations have been made to enable Us to carry on for the benefit ot our clients and the general public OUR PROGRESSIVE AUCTIONEERING BUSINESS ■. In all its Branchs. • UR MAIN FLOOR AUCTION, ROOM is oubtedly one of the Finest and Bestted Rooms in the City, and we. are v Readv to Receive Consignments of JH-CLASS FURNITURE, MERCHANE, AND ALL CLASSES OF GOODS. OUR PROPERTY DEPARTMENT is, also on the Main Floor,, for the convenience of clients, and as this is a most important branch of our business, we advise buyers to inspect our extensive' register before purchasing elsewhere, and we can assure vent dors with' suitable propositions of quick sales. . OUR BUSINESS has been Established for over 26 Years, and we advise,the.General •Public to entrust us with their. CLEARING SALES .OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PROPERTY. ALL BUSINESS UNDER OUR PERSONAL SUPERVISION; ' . ALEX. HARRIS, LIMITED;- . Auctioneers,.(Valuators, and Property 'Salesmen, 1 1 No. 203 PRINCES STREET(Late Public .Trust Buildings). WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, ; - At 2 o’clock;. ■' In Our Downstairs Rooms, Dowling street. MOTOR CARS, -MOTOR BIKES, MOTOR TRUCKS. . - - Wo will hold our Regular Motor Sales. Present entries are : Fords)-V < Oyerlands, Dodge, Douglas and Indian’MotOD Bikes, Etc. Further entries invited.' We sold several 1 cars -last sale at good prices. Send in ■' ■■ yours-’ now.' ' ' - • Auctioneers,