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Evening Star, Issue 21966, 28 February 1935, Page 14

AUCTIONS. FRIDAY, MARCH 1, At 1.30. At 1.30 p.m.. and Continuing in the Evening at 7.15. ISAACS’S QUARTERLY SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDCxES, From the Union Pawn Office, 5 Maclaggan street. TAMES SAMSON AND CO. •I have received instructions i rom the Manager of the Union Pawn Office tojsell by Public Auction, at their Rooms. Do«hng street, the following list of valuable Unredeemed Pledges from the Union Pawn Office, 5 Maglaggan street—viz: . ' 1931 —1661, umbrella; 2632, gold chain. 1932 —74, gold bangle, watch, and gem ring. 'March: 804. gold bangle watch. 1933.— February: 355, ‘ gem ring, 384, gold bangle watch. March: 761, necklet and diamond locket; 792, signet ring. April: 1035, fishing rod and reel. August ; 1733 g. brooch; 1977, diamond ring arid pair earrings; 2566, pearl necklet, g. >mg> and pendant; 2731, r.g. watch, gold chain, and coin; 2961. umbrella; 2962, brushy, etc. Oct.: 2963, gem ring. Nov-.; 3072, r g watch and gold chain; 3241, gold watch and g.m. greenstone chain. 1934—Jan.: 30, gem ring; 257, d.b.b.i. gun; 271,” and f. lever. Feb.: 370, gem ring and w. ring; 384, gold chain; 391, g. bangle; 449, fish knives and forks. 464, gold watch; 509, r.g. watch and g.m. greenstone chain; 554, s- wristlet. March. 531, gold Geneva; 586, watch, chain, and g medal; 615, Gladstone bag; 652, 3 saws, f. level and case; 663, wristlet; 668, gem ring" 675, r.g. wristlet; 684, diamond ring, 716, r.g. wristlet; 723, *doz e p. forks. 3 sil. cigarette cases; 725, gold bangle watch, 753, e.p. cornet and case; 737, 2 gem mgs, 761 from ring: 765, r.g. wristlet; 769, a» cluste g r ring; 7 g 76. rg. witch; 783, r.g. wristlet- 807, r.g. watch; 809, r.g. watch and chain; 824, gold h. watch; 82§, signet mg. April: 871, gold chain and pendant; 897, re. Wristlet; 911. candlestick, etc.. 914, gold ring; 916, gold bangle; 922, kodak; §23, Geneva: 930. t. spoons . m^ a *l essQT h 936, m. watch and gold chain; 948, gold bangle watch; 949. suitcase; 950 wristlet, 962 fieldelasses and lever and chain; at», 2 gold rings; 973. wristlet; 975 gem mg; 976, brooch and w. mg; 977, wristlet, 1007. ring; 1011. violin, case, ! and bow. 1020, watch and sil. chain; cbest oE carpenter’s tools lot- 1052 gem ring; 1055, kodak; 1070, cup Lnd fieldgfasses; *IOB2. kodak: 1093 film pack, kodak; 1095, s level; 1107 - a “ d case; 1113, g. necklet and isov; 1118, watch and pendant; 1121, 5-stone diamond ring, 1123, violin, case, and bow. May : 1148. tools; 1149. kodak: 1151. w. ring; 1109. watch and gold chain; 1162, brief bag, 1208, gold wristlet; 1234, barometer; 1261. s. wristlet, 1263, gem nng: 1274,, golf clubs, case, and kodak; 1278, gem un S’> . ’ kodak; 1304, diamond ring; 1000. vibiato , 1342, banjo-mandolin; 1366, r.g. wristlet, 1375. bangle watch; 1381, r.g. wristlet; 1409 lever; 1410, 2 motor jacks, 2 grease guns, and lights; 1412. banjo-mandolin; 1413, 3-sovereign brooch; 1415, gold ba "| L watch; 1435, gem ring; 1439. wristlet; 1447. gold wristlet. June: 1460, gem ring; 1461, libre case and contents; 1466, magic lantern- 1469. lever; 1477. diamond brooch. 1488, r.g. wristlet; 1504, 2 gold mgs and brooch ■ 1533, g. brooch and diamond pm, 1534, ring; 1537, 2 gold brooches; 1546. lever and chain; 1565, prism glasses: 1576, gold bangle watch; 1590. gold bangle watch- 1592, fieldglasses; 1608, gold bangle watch and gold medal- 1618, g Q >d b anglo; 1620, set' 4 bowls (Taylor s), 1632, le or, IG4B gold hunting watch, 18c; 1659, 2 gold S- 1677, m. wnstlet; 1681. idoz t spoons and gold ring; 1686, brief bag and tools; 1697, %■ broocV, 1953. g. pendant; 29-, g.m. gr Aleo!°2W) Hots'not catalogued, consisting of Jewellery of every description, look. Violins, Chest of Carpenter s Tools. Fieldglasses, Brief Bags, etc., etc. ■ FRIDAY, Ist MARCH, At 2 o’clock. At Booms, 142 High street. Account of Two Owners Leaving Dunedin, And A Deceased Estate. SEFUL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. BWOOD PIANO (J. Brinsmcad an! Co.), . .NUT PIANO (J- and J - Hopkmson), OAK ROLL-TOP DESK, B.P. PEDESTAL DESK, REVOLVING OFFICE CHAIR, SIEB FIREPROOF SAFE (24 x 18 x 18), IBLIANCE MEDICAL WEIGHING MACHINE, (MINSTER CARPETS (18 x 12 and 9x7), AIR SINGLE PANEL BEDSTEADS, IMED OAK DOUBLE BEDSTEAD. AIN ED BIRCH BEDROOM SUITE, SS SHOW CASE, SHOW MIRROR, 3 WAX MODELS FOR COATS, ainz Tables, Seagrass Chairs, Mahogany b and Easy Cliair, Pair Bowls, 2 pieces et Runner, Oregon Folding Sutherland e on wheels. Pictures, Crockery, Plated e. Books, Single and Double Iron Bedls, Occasional Tables, Wnngers, Table o-le. Curtains, Duchessc Chests, Kitchen ° Tables, Furniture, and Utensils, matic Motor Jack and Air shion Seat, and General Sundries. Now On View. »ARK. REYNOLDS Auctioneers. LIMITED. SALE OF LEASE. ANZAC HIGHWAY. be Sold by Messrs JOH N HEID AND IS LTD. at Their Rooms 10-MORROW, at Noon. ner Harrow and Hanover streets and Frontage to Highway. ALU ABLE LEASEHOLD, containing 29.8 poles. LOW UPSET RENTAL, he lessees of the adjoining Section, conin”- 24.31 poles, are prepared to enter i negotiations with the purchaser for Transfer of their Lease, thus ensuring session of the WHOLE OF THIS VALUES BLOCK. O-MORROW (FRIDAY), MARCH 1, At 2 o’clock. In Our Rooms, Dowling, street. GE CLEARING SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. [BCE MAHOGANY DINING SUITE. METZLER IRON-FRAME PIANO. SINGER D.H. MACHINES (66K.), NEW GENTLEMAN’S CYCLE. 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE. 3WART WARNER 10-VALVE RADIO (Table Model, Twin Speaker), t Sideboard, Chesterfield Settee, 3 Easy iirs, Carpet and Felt, Dining Tables, ik’case, Bookshelves, Hall Stand, 7-piece •ris Suite, 5-valve Cabinet Radio, Mirror, ohen Table, Sideboard. Tea Wagon, Hall mer, Scotch Chest, ' Small Chest, ihesses, Dble. Wood Bed, Trunk, Glass i Table, Card Table, Couch, Overitel, Dble. Iron Bed and Box Mattress, cstal, Chairs, Stretcher, Rocking Chair, jboards, Copper- Boiler, Lino., Door, idow Frames and Sashes. Push Chair, -irig Machine, Settee. Wringer, Deck ir S.G. Settee, Pots, Pans, Crockery, * Ftc LARKE AND ' VENN LTD.. Auctioneers and Beal Estate Agents, 19 Dowling street. FRIDAY, Ist MARCH, 'clock and at 7 o’clock (evening). At Booms, Princes street. SERVED CLEARING SALE BY AUCTION. |t> 400 PAIR ■S’ HIGH-CLASS FOOTWEAR. Also, _ TS’ SUITS. 3 SPORTS COATS, ■ a CASH / TERMS CASH HARRIS LIMITED Auctioneers.