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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10619, 14 March 1896, Page 8

Sales by Auction. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 14th MARCH, At 11 o'clock sharp. - On the Premises, Royal Terraca. Continuation of Sale of SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PARK, REYNOLDS, & GO. are instructed by P. Kahlenberg, Hfeq., to coDtinue the sals of his Household Furniture, &o. byanction To-day (Satnrday), 14th Marcht at 11 o'clock in the morning. The Furniture includes BEDBOOM AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. Steel-bar fenders and irons, brass-mounted •ingle and doable iron bedsteads, spring and horsehair mattresses, ? blankets, pillows, bedroom suites, fullScotch chest of. drawers, r,p. toilet chest, drawers, dach'esse tables and marble-top washstands, doable and single set! of ware, osrpets, Vienna chairs, pictures, oleos, engravings, toilet glasses, kitchen furniture and cooking utensils, 2-roller patent mangle, box tools, patent irons, pair steps, large quantity jams and preserves. MONDAY, 16th MARCH, " ■ At 2 o'clock. On Premises, " The Bungalow," Melville street, the residence of G. D. Armstrong, Esq. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. BEAUTIFUL FULL CONCERT GRAND PIANO (Koch und Sohne). PEDESTAL WRITING TABLE. BEONZE FIGURES, OIL AND WATER COLOURS. DINING ROOM SUITE, BRUSSELS CARPETS, &c, &c, , &o. PABK, REYNOLDS, & HO. are instructed by G. D. Armstrong, Esq. (who is leaving the colony), to sell bj auction, his Household Furniture, comprising: DRAWING ROOM. Handsome Bruauels carpet, ebonued overmantel, ebonised card table, cornei; cabinet and table, basket chairs, wicker settee, Surprise gaslight, vases, epergcea, ruga, magnificent upright grand piauo (by Koch und Sonne). DINING ROOM. Bed pine and leather suite, r.p, sideboard. (very handsome), overmantel, pedestal writing desk, large marble 8-day clock (gong striker), steel engravings, water colour and oil paintings, photos, bronze figures, tapestry curtains, saddlebag chair. BEDROOMS. Double brass-mounted and enamel bedstead, spring mattress, h.h. mattress, dnehesse pair, minor-door wardrobe, Milner safe (24 x 18) and stand, brans-mounted child's cot and mattregg, double brass-mounted bedsteads, toilet ware, dnchesre chests, fenders and irons. HALL. Largo hall chronometer clock (very handsome), hat and umbrella stand, chairs, table, scraper, mats, &s. ■ Kitchen furniture and utensils, perambulator, go-carfc. i The fnmiture above described is of .the very finest manufacture and latest style. ■ Catalogues now bsing prepared. Furniture on view Friday and Saturday, 2 till 5. | THIS DAY, I SATURDAY, 14th MARCH, j At 1 o'clock. IMPORTAHT SALE Of j ' UNREDEEMED PLEDGES grom the Golden Fleece Loan Office, George etreet. JAMES SAMSON & CO. have received instructions from Mr R. M. Marks to sell by auction, at their Rooms, a valuable lot of Unredeemed Pledges, and a large quantity of Pledges, consisting of clothing, goat, boots, decks, tools, &c, which do not require to be advertised. 14m " : THIS DAY, * SATURDAY, 14th MARCH, At 1 o'clock. By Order of the Trustees. In the Estate of the late Robert Short, v JAMES SAMSON & CO. have received instructions to cell by auction, at their Rooms: The only unsold property in the above estate (to close accounts), being section 1, block XVI, by admeasurement 1 acre 1 rood, together with a furnished seaside residence of four rooms, with verandah, scullery, and outhouses thereon, ~ securely fenced, with double and single picket - gates. The above property is situated in one of the best positions in the Township of Moeraki, and will be sold either with or without the furniture. ' 13m ' CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, - 14 HIGH STREET. WA. WA L lON, • AWJHOXEEB, Undertakes Auction Sales of Furniture, Merchandise, Shares, and Freehold Properties either at his Booms—which are exceptionally well lighted and centrally situated—or in any part of the country, at lowest rates of commission. NJ3.—No stock is kept, and goods abb sold ON COMMISSION OHIY. . 14m WEDNESDAY, 18th MARCH 1896, At 2 o'clock. • CONTINUATION OIFcLEARING SALE Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SEADSTEADS in all sizes, BEDDING, SPRING SATTEESSES, CHESTS OF DRAWERS, BRASS-RAIL and STEEL FENDERS, FIREIRONS, CARPETS, LINOLEUMS, RUGS, . WARDROBE, OVERMANTELS, WASHSTANDS, TOILET WARE, , CROCKERY, &q.. ■ IKE BALANCE' OF THE STOCK Of-the DDNBDIN FURNITURE SALEROOMS Will be Sold by Auction by WA. WALTON * as above, .on the Premises at rear of the Bank of New Zealand, Rattray street, Dnnedin. The premises must be vacated in a few days, •nd in consequence the balance of the Stock Brostbe«old, absolutely without reserve. 14m " FRIDAY^ 20th MAKCH, At 2.30 p.m. WA. W ALTON • has recaived instructions to sell by public auction, at his Rooms, 14 High street, as above, the following , FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, Qancconntof the Executors of the late Peter Dey, of Mosgiel, and on behalf of the Mortgagee. Titles* Land Transfer Certificate. DUNDAS AND FORTH STREETS, DUNEDIN. Section 60, Block XXXVII, containing j-acre, with the two cottages thereon. This corner section having large frontages Would be . very suitable for subdivision. Sortherly aspect, and in an improving locality. JOHN, STREET, CAVERSHAM. Allotment 26, having an area of 24 poles, and frontage of 66ft, with the cottage erected thereon, occupied by Mr Schofield. :•■... This is a goad property, which could be very tnuch improved by small outlay. Site for another cottage.' ■ WATER.STREET, MAORI HILL. Put of Allotment 12, Block 11, with the cottage erected thereon, containing an area of 17 8-10 poles, at preseut occupied by Mr Baqkie. ROCKSSIDE, CAVEBSHAM. Allotments 1 to 5, Block 111, corner of Lindsay road and High street, containing 2 roods and 30 3-10 poles. *- A beautiful site for a dwelling, easy of access, Bud close to tho Caversham tram terminus. LANCEFIELD STREET, MABYHILL, CAVERSHAM. Corner Allotments 77 to 79, with large frontages, together with the two cottages erected thereon; at present vacant. This is a chance for a carpenter, to improve the present buildings or remove them as the property is for absolute sale, practically unreserved. .. For fnrilierparjticulars apply to A. A. FINCH, Solicitor; Or to THE AUCTIONEER, 13m 14 High street. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 14th MARCH, At 11 o'clock. At Horse Saleyards^ WEIGHT, STEPHENSON, * CO. will cell by auction: The Booths, Race Books, Stabling, said Right to Charge Admission to the Public Stand in connection with Dunedm Jockey Club Anniversary Meeting on 21st March. 13 m fi OODALL'S EGG EOWDER.-One BixV3T oenns Tin ib canal to 25 sura. 894