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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9983, 27 February 1894, Page 4

Sales by Auction. THIS DAY, TUESDAY. K7Hi FEBRUARY, At 2 o'clock. PAPERHANGINGS, PAINTS, MOULDINGS,-&c. On the Premises, George street, opposite ChristieV, plumbers. JAMBS SAMSON & CO. have received instructions from Messrs Fieh and Son (who are closiDg then: George street branch) to sell by auction, The balance of Surplus Stock (to save cost of removal), consisting of: 3100 pieces paperbangiDgs (assorted lots), 15,100 ft gold acd other picture mouldings, 13esvt paints (assorted colours, raised for use), iv lib, 21b, 41b, and 141b tins, 1 ton No. 1 white lead in SBib kegs, 1 ton do do in 141b kegs, lOcwt genuine black paint in 25 cases pine tree turps, quantity water and oil luminous paint (in boxes and packets), luminous button-hole flowers, 2 dozen kerosene lamps, 3 gross lin wicks, 4 gross 5-Bin wicks, 2 dozen superior tack-hammers, fixtures, shelving, counters, &c, &c, &c. 26f WEDNESDAY, 28th FEBRUARY, At half-past 2 o'clock. ENGLISH WAREHOUSE SAMPLES, Consigned ex Himalaya. BM. SPED DI N G • ia instructed to fell, on Wednesday at half-past 2 o'clock : IRON BEDSTEADS. 18 of various kinds. Some handsomely braßß-mounted. TOILET GLASSES. 65 assorted patterns. 9x 7 to 14 z 10, 16 x 12 to 24 x 18. Box, plain, moulded, oval, and twist. OVERMANTELS. 5 superior assorted. Walnut, with bevelled plates. PICTURES. 24 assorted pairs. Fancy gilt, white, and oak-reeded frames. On view on Tuesday morning. No reserve. 25f FRIDAY, 2nd MARCH, At 2.30 o'clock. At the Central Auction Rooms, High Btreet. CHOICE FREEHOLD PROPERTY At St. Clair; TWO COTTAGES. St. Andrew's Extension, Caversham. HOWDEN & WALTON are instructed to offer for sale by public auction, as übove: * Sectioni! 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10, Block 111, corner of Norfolk and Victoria streets, St. Clair, with an area of ,2r 36 8-10p, or nearly $ of an acre, together with the commodious 10-roomed House thereon, now occupied by Mrs Evatt, having the following advantages : — Northerly aspect, perfect shelter, good drainage; close to trams, bath, and beach. No expense for levelling or foundation; every inch of the ground being available. If not sold in one lot separate sections will be offered. Also, Allotment 23, in the TownEhip of St. Andrew's Extension, Caversham, corner Geoicge and Marion streets; area 24 poles, with the two cottages thereon. For further particul»rs apply to 26f THE AUCTIONEERS. FRIDAY, 2nd MARCH 1894, At 2.30 p.m. To Trustees and others requiring A SOUND INVESTMENT. For absolute sale, by order of the Executors of the late A. C. Strode. HOWDEN & WALTON are instructed to offer for sale by public auction at their Central Auction Rooms, High street, Dunedin, on the above-mentioned date— Sestion 59 and part of 58, Block XX, Dnnedin, having a frontage to George street of 120 links by a depth of 250 « links (area, lr 8p). Held under lease for 16 years, from May 1, 1880, by Robert Fergus Smith, of Dunedin, at an ANNUAL GROUND RENTAL OF £238 ss. The Auctioneers would direct special attention to the above Sale as affording an opportunity seldom met with of securing a really solid investment for trust moneys. Mr Smith's lease is renewable at the expiration of the present tenure for a term of 14 years on somewhat similar conditions to the Corporation leases. The buildings on the ground are of brick, representing a value of about £3000, secured by insurance covenants. The security for payment of ground rent h consequently almost absolute, For further particulars apply to MESSRS SMITH, CHAPMAN, SINCLAIR, & WHITE, Solicitors, Liverpool street; Or to HOWDEN & WALTON, Land and Estate Auctioneers, 15f 14 High street. FRIDAY, 2nd MARCH, 1894, At 2.30 p.m. TO INVESTORS, SPECULATORS, And Others. For absolute sale, by order of the Executors of the late A. C. Strode as Mortgagees. HOWDEN & WALTON are instructed to offer for sale by public auction at their Central Auction Rootnß, High Btreet, Dunedin, on the above-mentioned date— Part of Section 38, Block XVI, having a frontage of 66ft to Cumberland street, Dunedin (area, 248p). Almost opposite M'Lood's soap factory This section is in the heart of the manufacturing industries of the city, and is bound to become exceedingly valuable. For further particulars apply to MESSRS SMITH, CHAPMAN, SINCLAIR, AND WHITE, Solicitors, Liverpool street; Orto HOWDEN AND WALTON, Land and Estate Auctioneers, 15E 14 High street. THURSDAY, Bth MARCH, At 12 o'clock. At Cameron's Yards, Matanra. STRONACH BROS. & MORRIS will sell by auction, the following lots of Sheep :— On account Venlaw Estate: 150 fat and crossbred Wethers 600 merino Ewes and Wethers. On account Wharekihi Estate: 850 two, four, and six-tooth crossbred Wethers 150 full-mouth crossbred Ewes f 50 crossbred Lambs. On acsount Titipua Estate: 140 six-tooth to full-mouth crossbred Ewes 90 four-tooth crossbred Wethers 190 quarter-back four and sis-tooth Ewes and Wethers 50 fat Crossbreds. On account Bushy Park Estate : 350 full-mouth merino Ewes 100 full-mouth crossbred Ewes 150 full-mouth merino Wethers. 2870 Further entries with STRONAQH BROS. & MORRIS, 27f Dunedin. SATURDAY, 3rd MARCH, ~ At 1.30 o'clock. On the Premises. SALE BY AUCTION Of the GOLDEN AGE HOTEL, CROMWELL, Together with BILLIARD TABLE, FURNITURE, AND EFFECTS. JS O L O M O N • has been instructed to sell as above: That Freehold piece of LAND containing 154 pole?, beiag Section 2 and part Sections 3 and 37, Block 11, Town of Cromwell, with Hotel erected thereon. Also, Freehold Lots 2 and 3, subdivision of Melmore Terrace, Town of Cromwell, with Stables thereon. (Titles under Land Transfer Act). After which will be submitted: The household furniture, billiard table and fixings, plate, linen, glass, crockery, J - cutlery, and effects in or about the i Golden Age Hotel. j - \ 1 The above Hotel hrvs done a good business in ! * ihe past, and is in good order and repair. j - For full particulars and conditions of sale v i apply to . • 51 SPENCE H. TURTON; t 1 Or to t <