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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10200, 7 November 1894, Page 4

Sales by Anction. AgjsL — -' ■■ \ THIS DAY, " 1 "WEDNESDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, At 2 o'clock. "Da Premises, corner Duke and Cumberland . streets. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. f3 ARK, REYNOLDS, & 00. JL are instructed by Mr A. Pearce (who is giving ud housekeeping) to sell by auction: Walnut cottage piano (by Rosever), mahogany and tapestry suite (9 pieces), round table, black and gold octagonal table, oil paintings and pictures, bronze and steel-bar fender, brass-mounted fireirons, tapestry carpet, lace ctirtains, cedar obeffonier,, vase lamp, dining table, Vienna chairs, crystal and cutlery, gent's easy chair,, conch, Japanese coal vase, hearthrug, bronze hat stand, hall table, filter, set bookshelves, brackets and vase, double iron and brass-mounted half-tester bedstead and hangings, 4-drawcr chest, doubla cedar washstand, double sot ware (handpainted), mahogany_toilet glass, feather-beds, single and double wood | bedsteads, palliaßses and mat- - tresses, washstands and ware, cane chairs, commode, towel rails, toilet tables, kitchen tables, chairs, Wertheim sewing machine, copperkettle, crockery, and utensils of all kinds. On View Morning of Sale. 3n ~~ ' THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, At 2 o'clock. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS. -'-TAMES SAMSON & 00. jf have received instructions from the Owner {who is giving up housekeeping) to sell by-auction, at their Booms, Furniture, &c„ consisting of—Horsehair suite /mahogany frames), red pino sideboard (mirror baok), superior walnut overmantel, cornice pole snd rings, octagon table, Brussels and tapestry carpets, hearthrngs, 8-day clock, Bord pianoforte, spring rocking chairs, pictures, chandeBcr,' decanters, cheffonier, Austrian chairs, 'double and single iron and wooden bedsteads 'taxi bedding, handsome red pine wardrobe '(mirror door), chests of drawers, washstands, ■bedroom ware, looking glasses, dressing tables, towel rails, butter case, scales and weights, Jawh mower, register grate, meafc safe, kitchen dresser, copper boiler, kitchen furniture, cook-ing-utensils, and a large lot of sundries. Also, tho Furniture of a four-roomed house, instructed by Mr Poppelton, who- is leaving Danedin. _ No reserve. ' n ! ", THIS DAY, < '.''WEDNESDAY, 7th NOVEMBER :; At half-past 2 o'clook. ' Bynnstinctions from Official Assignee; fi BALANCE OF STOCK ') In-Estate ef WM. GREGG & CO. For absolute sale. A isinstrncted by the Official Assignee to gdl'hrauction, at his Rooms, on Wednesday I First, at 2.30 o'clock: I Balance of Stock in the Estate of Wm. Gregg j fnd*Co., consisting of: ' 20 cases chutney, 22 half-ohests tea, 15 fcroken chests and half-chests Indian ■ ,and Ceylon tea, 20 dozen C. and B. ' potted meats, 5 cases coffee and -chicory, 9 qr-casks viDeg&r, 1 case seima leaves, 60 boxes glycerine and j B.W. soap, 60 dozen essences, 5 cases i tinned rabbits, coffees, ,pepper, pills,-! rennet, sance, pickles, and a, large , quantity-of sundries. Withont reserve. 3n "^THURSDAY, Bth NOVEMBER 1891, At 2 o'clock.

VALUABE&SUBURBAN PROPERTY. • At Anderson's-Bay. THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, ESTATE, AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) are instructed bythe Public Trustee, administrator in the estate of the late J. E. Pollock, to offer for Bale by public auction, in their Rooms, Rattray street, on Thursday, November 8, at 2 o clock— The Balance of Mr Pollock's "Property, Grant's Braes, being Sections 11, 12, 13, 14, parts 15 and 16, Block VIII, Anderson's Bay, and Section 21, Block I, Otago Peninsula district, containing 73 acres or thereabout. The property adjoins the township o£ Waverley and tho residence of M. J. S. Mackenzie, Esq.; is within easy distance of the city,.and is well adapted for dairy farra or for holding for subdivision.' As it is necessary to close the-estate, the property is for Absolute Sale. Further-particulars may bs had at the office a the AGENT for the Public Trustee, Dnnedino or from EScT THE AUCTIONEERS. A. XOBDS.*] [*• ISAACS. a L- O X I E & O 0., ,£Ski» AUCTIONEERS, '.("KiEKmsKiN, Sheepskin, Fbuit,-and • Produce Saiesmbn, ■ "p B *£<N OE S ST X Erß'T } (LateßulvatioaAiniyßarracks), "I '*' DUNEDIN. Begular SalesoE? fStttterS'dlieesß, Eggs, Rabbitskina, Sheepskins, Poultry, Fruit, and<3eneral Farm Produce. Poultry should reach ns Thursday. Our.; mn&accammodate 1400 head.. I Account Sales (with Cheqne)-eve*y,Tneaday.. THIS DAY, - 7th NOVJBMBEE, rs'y At-10.30 o'clock. V. Er-Talune. ■Co-Cases .HOBABT APPLES (sstdrted). a ***, 0 B I E k 0 0., J\ m Auctioneers. 7n TUESDAY, 20fch NOVEMBER. - '7 At Ashburton Saleyardi. .' L .--"SPECIAIi ENTRY.* , ' "Xhr-acconnt Maranui* Estate.: /J^nO Forward Btoro , 6-tooth Merino awu Wethers, oft tho shears. "TO/riliES & COMPANY (LIMITED),. •**■ invconjunction.with

RJ3W ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE ■AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED). 7n *" '■-.' SATURDAY, 17th NOVEMBER, At-12-o'clock. " Jit the Stares, Tyne-street, Oamara, -■ FEBBI-CLASS FREEHOLD FARM, Seven miles from Oamara, '' ""Foc-Positire Sale. •H-JV'-L BfHM-N G & H"E DL E V JJJ have received instructions from Mr George M'Pherßon to submit hia Farm to suction, at the above time and place. The Freehold consists of 212 acres-of good level agricultural land, subdivided into six paddocks, with Dwelling House, Dairy, Stable, Piggery, und Cowshed; a good Orchard of fine young,trees in full bearing; ISO acres in English grass, leaking splendid; the balance j in Wheat, Oats, Potatoes, Mangolds, and ,*Turnipß. The situation is admirable, being on the Main North road and alongside of the Richmond railway station. Mostly fenced with live fences in excellent order. Draw-well aearth&:house, and water in all the paddocks. The'Earm is-for positive sale. Terms at-.sale. FLEMING & HEDLEY, 7n y Auctioneers. Business notices. iwiuwi.i.i.. "' ' ' "-'- " " ":. i-^iiyiriS'-H'B's-By alipyi » BRANDY. BKTr¥ALUE IN THE MARKET, ■WEILL ik:COMLIMITED), J yjT'y