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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9130, 1 June 1891, Page 4

TUESDAY, 2nd JUNE, At 2 o'clock. NEW ENHLTSH-jiaOE FURNITURE, PIANOFORTES, and OVERMANTELS. BM. bTb DDI Nfl « will sell, in his Upßtairs Room, on Tuesday first, at 2 o'clock: Pianoforte (black and gold) Pianoforte (walnut and gold, full trichord, and steel frames) .' 2 carved oak dining room suites in maroon leather 1 walnut dining room suite in green leather 1 drawing room suite (silver tapestry and plush) I dr^ n ... B room suite (terra cotta tapestry and plush) Inlaid walnut 100, oentre, aud card tables Inlaid corner, centre, and enclosed whatnots ; Walnut canterburys, piano stools, oommodeß Marble-top washstands (dressing Sables to ■ match) I Black and gold and plain walnut over- | mantels, &c, Sc. | Also, Chests drawers, wardrobe, easy chairs, I double bedstead, spring mattress, ! dinner and breakfast sets, ornaments, bronze vases, and other furnishings. Without reserve. 28my THIS DAY, MONDAY, lst JUNE, At 12 o'clock. For Salb uy Auction. j FREEHOLD PROPERTY. Opposite the School, Macandrew road, Soutli Dnnedin. / TAM E S SAMS 0N- & OO _f have received instructions to sell bj auotioD, at their Rooms,: All that Parcel of Land being part of allotment 45, Fitzroy estate, containing 00' poles, more or less, together with Stor( and Dwelling House and Outhousei thereon. For full particulars apply to Mr T. E. SIDEY. Solioitor, Princes street; Or THE AUCTIONEERS. 30m; THIS DAY, MONDAY, lst JUNE, At 2 o'clock. Sale by Auction of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. On the Premises, View street (next door to Congregational Church, Moray place). JAMES SAMSON & CC have received instructions from Mr Anderson (who is giviDg up her boarding hous business) to sell by anction, The whole of her Household Furniture ! inolnding: . 1 Vienna chairs, couch, window curtain! i fenders and fireirons, carpets, linoleuu ■! timepiece, lamps, pictures, ornaments i armchairs, table and cover, dinner be). books, decanters, glass and chinawan napery, cntlery.iron bedsteads, blanketi linen, mattresses, quilts, wardrobi ] washstands and ware, chest of draweri duchesse drawers and glass, towel rai ; looking glasses, dining and roun * tables, coal vase; kitchen, cooking, an laundry appliances; fowls, &c, &c, &o. 30m WEDNESDAY, 3rd JUNE, ! At 2 o'clock. On the Premises," Drumdavin," corner of Dowling and Smith streets. SUPERIOR and COSTLY ENGLISH ac | COLONIAL-MADE FURNITURE, PIANO and ORGAN, &o. JAMES SAMSON & CC havo received instructions from Joh I Gunn, Esq., to sell by auction, ; Hia Household Furniture, including : i Upright trichord walnut piano (Hoellin j . and Spangenberg), piano stool, maf ■I " nificent American organ (pipe top, j octaves, and 13 stops), walnut suite i I satin, Brussels carpets, large black-anc I goldovermautel,escritoire,oil painting walnut inlaid table, occasional table brass fender and fireirons, coal vasi bronze and other ornaments, tapeßtr ■j. and lace curtains, umbrella and ha j stand, hall table, seltzogene filter, ha I lamp, linoleum, mahogany extendin ' dining table, red pine dining-room suit i in morocco leather, very elaborate eidt j board, cutlery, Bilver plate; snperit .' dinner, tea, and dessert sets; crysti and glass ware, steel engravings, eas chairs, maßsive double brass-mounte iron bedsteads, 'spring and hair mal tresses, blankets, bed linen, naper; first-class walnut dressing table an glass (with drawers), washstand (marbl top) to match, fancy toiletware, ware robe, cedar full Scotch chest of drawer; bedroom carpets, Vienna chairs, wo< mats, stair carpet and rods, kitchen fui niture, cooking ntensils, lanndry appl ances, wringer, door scraper, &0,, &0., &c. Furniture on view Tuesday afternoon and morniug of sale. 30m THIS DAY, MONDAY, lst JUNE 1891, At 2.30 o'clock. In Rooms, Manse street. Under Power of Sale contained in Mortgage Registered No. 61,228. CONVENIENT FREEHOLD PROPERT' And DWELLING, HOUSE, Cargill street. JAMES A. ~PARK & CC are instrncted by the Mortgagees to offfor sale by anction, at their Rooms, as above: That desirable Freehold Property, bein part of Section 16, Block XX, havin a frontage of 36ft to Cargill street, b a depth of 165 ft, together with th comfortable eight-roomed Dwellin House thereon; also, good Garden. For further particulars apply to THE AUCTIONEERS; Or to „ Messrs STANFORD & MILNE, 23my Solicitors, Dunedin. THIS DAY, MONDAY, lst JUNE, At 10 a.m. At the Otago Corn and Wool Exchange, Dunedin. DONALD REID & CC will sell by auction, at the Otag Corn and Wool Exchange: Wheat, Oats, Barley ' Potatoes, Chaff; and 15 kegs prime Butter. lj THURSDAY, 4th JUNE 1891, ' At 12 o'clock. Afc Snow's Yards, Outram. GENUINE UNRESERVED CLEARING i SALE Of HORSES, DRAYS, HARNESS, &c, &c, &0. DONALD REID & OO have received instructions from M; Charles Grant to sell by auction, at Sqow'i Yards, Outram (which have been kindly lent bi Mr Snow for the occasion), on Thursday, the 4tl June, at 12 o'clock: 4 heavy draught Mares, 5 and 6 years old - 4 „ „ Geldings; grand workers 2 superior riding Hacks 1 yearling draught Colt, by Clan Gordon 1 Clydesdale Foal 1 Wood's single apron twine binder, 2 fame drays, 2 sets 6-leafed harrows, 2 doublefurrow ploughs, 6 sets of plough Bhafl and leading harness, &c, &c., &c. On account of Mr Robert Muir, Ardgowan : 1 draught Mare, by Taieri Tom; in foal tc Clan Gordon 2 heavy draught colts, rising 4 years. On account of-Mr John Matheson: 5 young dairy Cows 8 Steers and Heifers. On account of Mr Alexander Adam, North Taieri: 1 draught Mare, 7 years old 1 draught Mare, 5 years old 1 year-old Filly, by Clan Gordon 1 light harness mare, 8 years old, by Duntroon 1 draught Mare, with foal at foot, by Clan Gordon 2 Bingle cheese presses (by Young), curd mill, curd vat, and a number of cheese vats and other dairy utensils 1 set four-leafed harrows, 1 set three-leafed harrows, 1 double-furrow plough (with straightening gear), 1 set blocks, 1 milk oooler. As Mr Grant's lease has expired, and he is leaving the district, everything will be exposed for positive and unreserved sale. Terms at sale. DONALD REID & CO., Jlmy Auctioneers, .