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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10496, 21 October 1895, Page 4

Sales by Auction. FRIDAY, 25th OCTOBER, At 2 o'clock. On Premises, Leith street (foot of Howe street), the'residence of W. H. M'Keay, Etq. 3 HOUSEHOLD FUBNITURE. . FARE, REYNOLDS, & CO. aro instructed by W. H. M'Keay, Esq. i (who has leased his house and is giving np housekeeping), to sell by auction on the premises, Leith street: a ■' • ■ ■ The whole of his Household Furniture, comprising—Handsome Brussels carpet (bordered), large gilt pier glass, walnut and rep suite, vwalnut 100 table, steal-bar and brass-mounted 8 fender and irons, walnut davenport, handsome carved oak choir, lace curtains, brass curtain ' poles, Etruscan and Bohemian vases, carved 0 oak hat and umbrella stand, chairs to match, ■ linoleum, cedar extending dining table, horser hair suite, pier glass, cedar bookcase, linoleum, folding chairs, pictures, fenders and irons, * vases, single snd double iron bedsteads, palli- •* asses, hair mattresses, cedar chests, mahogany c toilet glasses, bedroom chairs, wardrobe, j mahogany duchesse-pair, sets of ware, wash--1 stands, towel horses, tqailts, blankets, sheets, &c, large set bookshelves, kitchen furniture c and ntensils, crockery, glass, a - kc, kc. 210 MONDAY. 28fch OCTOBER, Afc 12.50 o'clock. Afc Rooms, Manse street. FORTNIGHTLY SALE OF PROPERTY *. Waitati, Caversham, Allandale, Sonth Dnnedin, and Glen. - V FARE, REYNOLDS, & 00. are instructed to sell by auction, on ao- £ count of Mr Peter Rutherford (who' is removing fco his farm at Inchclutha) and otber vendors: j 1. Sections 1, 2, and 3, Block XIII, Town-of j Blueskin, and part of 8, Block I, North Harbour . sod Blueskin District, containing 18 acres and 30.7 poles, together with Honse of 8 rooms, 1 scullery, storeroom, washhouse, J coalhonse, !■ dairy, workshop, 3-stalled stable and co-_ch- ■' house, fowl run. Tbis house was built regardless of cost, and is on stone foundations, lOffe hall and verandah (10ft wido, 60ffc long), 3 • plastered throughout, slate roof ; grounds tastes' fully laid out; with beautiful plantations aiid grass paddocks, orchard, and garden. This' is 1 one of the choicest country, residences neat - Dnnedin, aud will be sold a bargain. r 2. Sections 17,.19, 21, Caversbam Extension; fronting High street; choice building site (the ■> house having lately been burned); asphalt - paths and concrete steps; grounds nicely laid out ; asphalt drying ground; garden and orchard. Also, afc same time, by order of the Mortgagee? 3. Allotment 1, Caversbam Rise, fronting Dacre Court, containing 21.6 poles On account of other vendors : . . 4. Section 28, Allandale (St.,Clair), fronting Coney Hill, Seaview, and Allandale roads, containing 1 rood and 19 poles; beautiful site for house; easy access; close to trams; splendid view. 5. Allotments 13, 14, 6, 8, and 10, corner' , Melbourne street and Thomas street; Sonth r Dunedin; convenient sites; will be offered - separately to suit buyers. 1 G. Parts Sections 293 and 287, Glen Estate, ~ containing about-i-acre, fronting Glen road and Cooper Btreet, with substantial honse of 7 - rooms, bay window, verandah, and* outhouses ; , good fruit gardeu, well fenced ; asphalt pal*s 1 and yard ; a nice homo. 210 I WEDNESDAY, 23rd OCTOBER, afc 12 o-ciock. JAMEB SA H S ON. .fc GO. have been favoured with instructions from ' the Owner, who*has left Dunediu, to sell by r auotion, at their Rooms, bis Freehold Property, , being Sections 16, 16a, 17, and 17a, Allandale j Township, St. Clair. The above Sections com- _ mand the best visw of any in St. Clair, and aro . securely fenced. Must be sold. Terms easy. WEDNEDAY, 23rd OCTOBER, --*' At 12 o'clook. » FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE BY ; AUCTION. JAMES SAM SO N k CO. have beeu favoured with instractiocs from ' Mr R. Rowan to sell by auction, at their Rooms : Allotment 12, Block Vni, Abbotsford, together wifch Cottage thereo-.: Area, lrocd 16-poles-, all securely fenced. No reasonable offer refused. ■*' Terms easy. 190 WEDNESDAY, 23rd OCTOBER, At 12 o'clock. * s_ _ ' SALE JBY AUCTION OF TOWN . PROPERTY.- ... '- "jJT-&'Maß SAMSON & CO. aS- have heen favonred with instructions from Mr Guthrie to sell by auction, at their ftcbms: His Freehold Property, being part of ' Section 18. Block XII, together with a j Four-roomed and Throe-roomed Collage thereon,'having a frontag. to Arihor street of sSft by a de^th of 66ft, securely fenced, with all conveniences. The cottages aro well situated and comnj^nd a splendid view. Will be sold in one lot, or each cottage separately. Easy terms. 190 GRAIN AND PRODUCE. ' '. ■ ' THIS DAY (MONDAY), 21st OCTOBER, At 10 o'clock. Afc tho Otago Corn and Wool Exchange, ' Vogd street. TkOHALD REID & 00, JSLP will sell 'as above : Oats, wheat, barley, potatoes, chaff, and turnips. THIS DAY, '"..'' MONDAY, 21st OCTOBER, At 10.20 o'clock. GRAIN, PRODUCE, &c. THE MUTUAL AGENCY COJ-TANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) will offer a catalogue of , Oats, Chaff, kc, f A* their Stores, Cumberland streefc. TUESDAY, 22nd OCTOBER. ~ , At Gore. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED) axe instructed to sell by auction, to-morrow (Tuesday), at Gore: 30 Fat BULLOCKS 30 3 and 4-year-old BULLOCKS (forward condition) , ■ , 20 2-year-old CATTLE. 210 i THURSDAY,'the 14th Day of NOVEMBER 1895. , ■'; At 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon, .At the Otago Wool Btores, Battray street, . - Dunedin. J ,Pursuant to an Order of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Otago and Southland District, in tho Partnership' acfckm Parker v. Blackwood and others No. ,2408. , 8 MOUNT PIBA STATION, STOCK, AND CHATTELS. mHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND J_ MEKCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LI__J,TED) will sell by public auction, without ' reserve, at above time and place: The well and favourably known Mount Pisa Station, near Cromwell, containing 777 acres 2 _j.00.1s and 11 poles . Freehold Land and 148,413 acres .. •' Leasehold Land, more or less. The Leasehold _on«irt3, of Runs 24, 240b, 245, 245 a, 245n, 245 c, 245 d, 340, ond. j. 340 a, held under Leases from the Crown, ex--1 piring'in 1898. 1901, and 1304, at an annual * rental of £1500. j _ .The Freehold is divided i>ito nine paddocks, and the buildings comprise 12-roomsd dwelling ' s house, shepherd's cottage, three men's hnts; stoic, bairn, stable, woolshed for 124 shearers, 10 out huts, ,&_, j[ The fencing on the leaseho_d consists of 128 ' miles, dividing ifc into 17 paddocks. I ' .Together wifch the stock thereon, consisting j ' of about; * 39 000 Merino f&evp (with Lambs given j 3 '. m) d 55 head of mixed Cattle >!i 26 Horses > ■-«-■» And all the rolling stock, stationinrnitare, chattels, effects, and stores. J Terms of gale: , c Ten per cent, on fall of hammer. Fifteen h per cent, within a week, and balance on deg Iwery. )f For further particulars apvly to fc, j SMITH, CHAPMAN, SINCLAIR, & WHITE, > d Solicitoia, Liverpool street, Danedin ; |j Or to THB AUCTIONEERS. d HP RING BLOSSOM' TEA » O -s FRAGRANT AS THE FLOWERS of SPRING,. n '' TKTOJTES ON EUEAIi TOPICS, byAgrieols, o Jji weekly in the .Otago Witness, dialing _ with all terries of current ictorest to fannon. il pi ILBEY'S O.E. GIN possesses the delicate \JI Flavour of the Juniper.