AUCTIONS. WEDNESDAY, 23rd APRIL, At 1.30 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. WEEKLY CLEARING SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. WALNUT SEMI-UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (Bloosc. Dresden), Full iron frame, overstrung, nice tone. 7-PIECE MAHOGANY LEATHER DINING ROOM SUITE, 2 QUAINT MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARDS, OAK HALLSTAND, 3-PIECE TAPESTRY CHESTERFIELD SUITES. AXMINSTER CARPET. Also, Dining Tables, 10. Austrian and Canadian Chairs, Rattan .Sette, Carpets, Hearthrugs, Crockery, Crystal, firo Screens, Kerbs, Vases and Ornaments, Gramophone and Records, . Timepieces, Platform Rocker, Couches, Oil Paintings, Sewing Machines, Linoleum, Push Carls, Seagrass Chairs, Chiffoniers, Easy Chairs. Mirror-door Wardrobes, Double and Single Wood Bedsteads, Wire Mattresses, Single Iron Bedsteads, Double and Single Flock Mattresses, Cheval Duchcsse Chests, Duchcssc Chests, Cedar Full-Scotch Chest. Mahogany Locking Glass, Toilet Pedestals. Toilet Ware, Child’s Chair, Ottoman Couch, Blankets. Meat Safe, Kitchen Tables. Kitchen Utensils. Lawn Mower, Pair Slops. 2 Gent’s Bicycles. Brass Preserving Pan. 2 Second-hand Pedestal Baths, CHAMPION ENAMEL GAS RANGE, with DESTRUCTOR AND REGULO (late modell. Etc., Etc. Etc. Alex. Harris limited, Auctioneers and Real' Estate Agents. ' THURSDAY NEXT, APRIL 21, • ■ At'l2 o’clock. At Our Manse street Salerooms. IRELANDS LTD., Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, will offer by auction; — NEAT HARBOURSIDE COTTAGE, BURKES ROAD, BURKES. , Freehold, one-eighth acre, with comfortable Cottage of 4- rooms, with scullery, bath, and electric light; in nice, tidy order; very handy to Main road and bus. The owm is compelled for health reasons to give up housekeeping, and the properly is for genuine sale. Vacant. Keys with , THE AUCTIONEERS. A SOUND, TIDY INVESTMENT. STEADY, RELIABLE INCOME. To be sold by Auction, MONDAY, sth May, at 12 o’clock, at Rooms, 39 Bond street. By order and on account of the Executors of the Estate of the late James Lynch. TIDY COMPACT FREEHOLD PROPERTY, 295, 299, 301 CARGILL ROAD, LOUTH DUNEDIN (opposite the Railway Workshops). FULL-QUARTER ACRE FREEHOLD (60ft frontage., 165 ft depth) And 3 SUBSTANTIAL WOODEN COTTAGES, Each Containing 6 rooms, bathroom, hot and cold water, electric light; scullery, washhouse, copper, and tubs. The Tenants have been many years in occupation, and pay all rent regularly. THIS IS A SPLENDID FORM OF INVESTMENT. Rents and outgoings upon application to G. M. LLOYD, Esq.. Solicitor to the Executors, Capitol Building, 63-69 Princes street, Dunedin. PARK. ■ Auctioneers. ' LOST AND FOUND. I OST, Green and Grey Budgerigar, right J, wing clipped.—Reward on returning to 96 Sutherland street. li OST, before Easter, Brown Kid right, hand; reward. street. Glove, George LOST, small Child’s Kid Glove, last Monday.—Finder kindly phone 24-007. LOST, Gap with locking device off petrol tank m city.—Finder leave Reilly’s Service Station; reward. OST. Right Navy Kid Glove, white markl ings, vicinity Octagon' Theatre, Easter mday evening; reward.—Phone 23-148. JOST, between Empire Theatre and OctaJ gon, Thursday night, Pair Pigskin Gloves.—Finder please ring 13-378; reward. LOST, from 20 Liuwood Avenue, young Collie Dog, answers to Roy; black and tan ; reward. ' lOST, small Black Purse, Friday afturi noon, con taming 10s note, between D.S.A. ami Penrose’s.— Finder ring 12-190. LOST, vicinity Cargill road,-Black Kid Golve (right).—so Fitzroy* street; reward. LOST, Gold Chain Bangle last week, between Octagon, Hcriot Row, York Piacc; reward. —Apply Secretary, Otago Women’s Club. LOST (Friday last), between Milburn and Milton, Diamond Cluster Ring; keepsake ; reward.—Reply No. R 273, ‘ Star ’ Office. LOST, St. Andrew street, Wednesday, Dark Navy Kid Giove, left hand; reward.—Communicate R 264, ‘ Star.’ WOULD tbo Person who removed the Crest of the A.I.F. from tho wreath frame after last Anzac Day from the Cenotaph please Return to the R.S.A. Rooms at once? WOULI3 person who took Coat by mistake from Hydro Tea Rooms last, Saturday Return Same immediately ? SULKY Wheel lost, near old Pino Hill School, Easter Friday.—Finder please communicate No. Rl2l, ‘ Star.’ IDOUND, sum of Money, George street, April 10.—Loser please write P 986, * Star.* v FOUND. Pair Child’s Shoes and Sox, sice 6, near St. Clair, Easter.—62 David street, Cavcrsham. I7IOUND. Washing Wringers Kerubbered, Broken Parts Replaced.—At Acme Tyro Company’s, corner Frederick and King streets. TITtO UND. —St. John Ambulance Dance, Oddfellows’ Hall, Mo.'gicl, Wednesday, 25rd April. 8 p.m.; admission Is 6d. LOST, all thoughts of chimney fires.— Ring 10-193, Dunedin Window and Vacuum Cleaning Co., 30 King street; chimney sweeping experts. I^OUND. —Wedding Rings, all tho new designs; free teaspoons. —At A. L. Glover, jeweller, 34 George street. GLOVER’S for Signet Rings, great values in ladies’ and gents’ newest designs and free initials; bring your repairs. WATCHES, guaranteed Ladies’ and Gents’ Wrist and Pocket, at .all prices. At A. L. Glover, jeweller, 34 George street. ABOUND, at Eastabrook’s, tho nug •fl. specialists, 131 Princes street, a wonderful selection of Engagement Rings. EASTABROOK’S Engagement Rings are the latest styles, best quality, lowest, prices; see our window for values. ASTABROOK’S for Ladies’ and Men’s Gold. Rolled Gold, and Chromium Wristlet Watches: all guaranteed; see out window disn nv ItToUND.—W, Connor, Chimney Sweep, it? 23 Moreau street, St. Kiidu; phone 24-293. 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