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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9138, 10 June 1891, Page 4

Sales by Auction. FRIDAY, 12th JUNE, At 2 o'clock. Ou tho Promises, l':i:ifles street (near Wise's Comer). EXTENSIVE SALti BY AUCTION | Of tho FIRST-CLASS WORKING PLANT, STOCK-IK-TRADE. FURNISHING, AND MOUNTINGS Of Mr F. B. MUIR'S PHOTOGRAPHIC BUSINESS. JAMBS A. PARK & 00. ace instructed by tho Proprietor, who ib reliuquishit'j ' i.siues-s. to sell by auction on the Premises niduve on Friday, 12th Juno (if not disposed of privately), „„„-,« Tho whole of his first-class PHOTOGRAPHIC PLANT and STUDIO FURNITURE, consisting of: Valuable camera and stand (by Meashrr), 3 Dillmoyer's patent portrait lenses (2 B, 3 B, and 5 D), Ross' rapid symmetrical view lens (BJ-X 6J), coatly background?, printing frames (nil sizes), enamelling apparatus, burnisher (with fittings;, expensive show oases (almost new and in perfeot order. Also, all the superior Furniture and Mountings, consisting of Brussels carpet, linoleum, manO" gany chairs, gilt mirror, fancy tables, chairs, curtains, cornices, easj chairs, ami studio mountings. Now on view. The Auctioneers beg to announce that tbE above busiuena is opt-n for private sale as a going concern, and will be sold a bargain. All the plant i 3 of the latest, description, aud the furniture and mountings of tha most mode" Btyle. Si.' THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 10th JUNE, At h&lf-past 2 o'clock. SUGAR, TEAS, GROCERIES, &o. On Ship's Account, and Ralanees of Consign ments. BM. S P E D D I N G • will sell on Wednesday, Juno 10, a 1 half-past 2 o'clock: About 150 bags white sugar (various lots) 10 large bags tapioca, 18 bags nev Fatna rice, about 40 half-chests tei (various lots), 22 half-boxes tea, 1( cases currants, 12 boxes soap, 70 trayi muscatel raisins, about 180 bags coarw ana fine salt, 15 lregi nails; also,a largi Dumber of lots groceries, oilmen's stores fruits, ale, porter, brandy, whisky cordials, dark acd aromatic tobaccc large corking machine, lOowt weighini machine, &c., &c. Terms cash. Without reserve. sj' THURSDAY, 11th JUNE, At 2 o'ciock. UNRESERVED SALE Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Table and Bed Linen, Superior Cutlery, Silver Plats, &c. JAMES SAMS ON & C C have been favoured with instructions froi thn Owner to sell by auction, at their Rooms, The Furniture of a Sevon-roomed Hous including: Parloor, dining, sitting, and four bedroom kitchen furniture, cooking, laundry, an A.B.C. articles for every day nse, &0., &x, &c. _fij PRELIMINARY NOTICE. JAMES SAMSON & 0 ( have received instructions, and wi Bell by auction, at their Rooms, at an early dat< 56a 3r 28p FREEHOLD LAND, togethi with Houses thereon, being Section 1 Block 'VII, Dunedin East—Taie District. Fall particulars in future advertisements. 9j ' MONDAY, 15th JUNE, At 2 o'clock. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD IN HIGH STREET. AT A REDUCED RENTAL. nHHE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, ESTATI JL AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEI ZEALAND (LIMITED) have received instru tions from tho Otago Church Board of Propsri to offer by public auction, et their Rooms, corni of Rattray and Vogel streets, Dunedin, c Monday, 15th Juno, at 2 o'clock p.m.: The Lease for 21 years of all that parcel i Land, containing 1 rood (more or less being Section 59, Block VII, Dunedi together with the substantial Stoi and Brick Stores and Offices thereon. The upset rental will be £75 per annum, si valuation will be payable by the incoming tenai amounting to £2900. The property is centrally situated in Hif street, near the Arcade, and is at presei oocupied by Messrs George Turnbull, Lorie ac Co. (auctioneers), and others. For particulars and conditions of sale app to. E. SMITH, Esq., Dunedin Savings Bank; Or, 4ju THE AUCTIONEERS. FRIDAY, 12th JUNE, At 2.30 o'clock. In Rooms, High street. VALUABLE FREEHOLD TOWN PROPER T V, Clyde Btreet. Being Section 68 and Parts 71 and72,Blo< XXVll.Dunedin, fronting Clydestree containing 1 rood 27 5 poles, togetb with 10-roomed House (slate roof, tv bay windows, and verandah), bathroo (hot and cold water), scullery, wbb! house, &c, &c.; gas laid on. The garden is tastefnlly arranged, and the: are asphalt fives and grass tenDis courts, greei house, stable, &c, &o. Easy distance fro tram, warm and sunny spot. BUILDING SITE, OPOHO. Sections 22 to 30 of the township of Opoh containing 2 acres 12 poles in compa block, completely surrounded by road including Signal Hill and District road Close to tram, beautiful aspect, ai suitable for gentleman's residence < for subdivision. Both Titles under Land Transfer Act. EC. REYNOLDS & Cl • are instructed by the Proprietor to.si the above by auction, at their Rooms, Hif street, on Friday, 12th June, at 2.30 o'clook. Very easy terms. 6 WEDNESDAY, 17th JUNE, At 2.30 o'clock. At Rooms High Street. VALUABLE CITY LEASEHOLDS, Comer High and Cumberland streets (imm diately opposite the Railway Station). Allotments 2.3, and 4, with 56ft fronta, each to High street, by depth of 90. Section 5 has large frontage to bo High and Cumberland streets, beii the corner section directly opposite tl Leviathan Hotel. Section 6 adjoins with frontage to Cumbe land street. The leases of these Valuable Sites will be_ givi for 21 years, with full provision for valuation tho end of the term. Upsot ground rent, £2 p foot. For manufacturing, grain stores, and busine sites nothing better can be obtained in the tow as their proximity to the railway and wha renders them specially adapted for the purposes. EC. REYNOLDS & C( • are instructed by the Otago Chun Board of Property to sell the above Leases 1 auction, at their Rooms, High Btreet, on Wei nesday, 17th June, at 2.30 o'clock. For further particulars apply to 4ju THE AUCTIONEERS. THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY, 10th JUNE, 1891. At Burnside Yards. FAT CATTLE. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AN MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPAN (LIMITED) will sell at auction on account i Samuel Fletcher, Esq.: AO head prime fat Cattle. ANDREW TODD, Bja Manager. SATURDAY, 13th JUNE, At 11 o'clock. At the Dunedin Horse Saleyard. To Farmers, Contractors, and Others. FIRST-CLASS YOUNG DRAUGHT MARE AND GELDINGS AND WELL-BRE SADDLE AND LIGHT HARNES HORSES, direct from the Country. WRIGHT, BTEPHENSON, & CO instructed by Messrs W. H. Allei John Shaw, and Alexander Christie (of Sout Canterbury), will sell by auction, at above tin and place: "I O first-class draught Mares and Gelding -*-t* sto 7 years old; grand workers "I O good young saddle and light harnei •*■* Horses. lOj