V Sales by Auction. THURSDAY, 17th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock. ' ■ ■ Sale by Auction of ! HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, < At Rooms, Dowling street. JAMES SAMSON & CO. have received instructions from the Owner (who i» leaving for ChristchuTch) to sell by auction, her Household furniture, tea., including—Couch and 3 j.msll chairs, ovsl table, cheffonier, carpets, fender and irons, hearthrugs; leather suite, Vienna chairs, dining table, tea sets, whatnot, vasss, clock, spring rocker, Iron and wood bedttsatte and bedding, feather bea, palliasses, duchess? drawers and table, washrtandi,. were, toilet tables, fall-Scotch chost, child'echnir, looking-glasses, sofa, kitchen fender, patent icon preserving pan, wringer, copper boiler, kitoben and cooking appliances, j basket,. baker's tins, Singer sewing machine, j fireworks, reales, butcher's mincing rcscbine, &s., &c, ■ &c. Removed to rooms for convenience. 16s THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), At h»lf-psst 2 o'clock. BOOTS AND SHOES (Removed from Up-country in an Assigned Estate). JLJ' • is instructed by the Assignees to sell m Wednesday: Men's and youths.' watertighta Women's and girls' lace-ups Women's i-hoea aud balmorals. At same time: TX M, S P E D D I N G jBlj? a will sell s consignment of 15 casea maids' aud child's uhosa—(['ace, kid, and brown lace, 4 to 6, 7 to 10, and. •lito.l. 15s FRIDAY, 18ch SEPTEMBER, ■ "At 2 o'clock. At Upstairs Rooms, Manse street. Da account of the Rs7. E. P. GieljemMlla (who is leaving Dnnedin) and otter Vendors. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FDKKITURE. ERA.RD PIANO (Selected.by Sir Henrj Smart), I*ble Linen, Napnry, English Blankets, Quilts, - ' Bed Linen, ha. PARK. REYNOLDS, & 00. are instructed to sell by auction : Erard pianoforte (very fine tone, specially selected for Mr Cachemaille by Sir Henry Smart, the celebrated musician and composer), ■walnut overmantel, gill; pier glass, carved minor-back sideboard, bookcase, r.p. extsnding dining table, occasional tftbles and chairs, t-fo!d screen, tapestry and plu6b suite, marble clock, tlatler's tray, walnut 100 table, brass-mcunted fender and iron's, dinner set, set table crystal, r.p. mirror-door wardrobe, duchesse pairs, handprinted sots of ware, full-Scotch chests, 4 and 5-drawer chests, mahogany toilet glasses, washstands and sets of ware, double and single brass-mounted bedsteads, spring and wire mattreises, feather beds and beddiog, r.p. hat and umbrella stand and chairs, curtains, mantle board and draping, perambulator, Arminster hearthrug, wool mats, bamboo verandah Winds'. ■ . ■ A'™, ■ , ■ Ecru lace curtains,'door portiere, cutlery, c.p. table spoons and forks,- siugle and double extra! leavy Marcells quilts, table clotbc, tabls napkins, pillow slips, siugle and double English Blankets and sheets, to<ve!f, glass cloths. Sundries of all kinds. On view Thursday afternoon and morning of 1a1e.,. ' 16j Monday; 2ist September, At 12.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Manse street. VALUABLE CITY FREEHOLD AND : DWELLING, Corner London and Filleul streets. 'On account of Miss Busck (who is givicg ap : teaching and leaving Dunedin). PARK, - REYNOLDS, & CO. » are instructed to fell by auction : i; Allotmont 10 of Subdivision of Section* SO/4, Block XX, ■ Dunedin, containing '2143 poles, corner of London acd l?:Ueul streets, together with subst.intially-bailtHouse of eight rooms, scullery, and bathroom (hot and cold water). The house has only been erected a little over a year, and contains evecy modern convenience, thorough drainage, lofty cM'.inge. It is specially adapted for professional irmsic teacher, as the practice room walla sn<i floors «_ are deadened for this purpose; easy sccses, handy situation, and good view. Caras to inspect may be bad from the Auctioneers. ... .».-.- ---' "On account of other Vendors: 2. Patt Section it, Block XXII, Dnacdin, together with two CoUogss (brick and cemeut) of two rooms each ana outhouses, fronting AVnol place; well let, Go<)d investment for small capital. • ' 3. Sections 60, 63, 64, 67. Saddle Hill TownBhip, containing 3 roods 199 poles. Without reserve. 4. Section 136, Brockville, Wafeari. contoininglO acres and 2 roods, adjoining Mr Bonntag'sl; good grass, plenty water. 5. Allotments 44. 4.5, 46, Block 11, St. Ckir, containing nearly each, fronting Arthur street. "Fine elevated building site; bsautifnl sunny spot; thoroughly fenced ; opposite the property of J. F. M. Fraser, Esq. - By order of the Mortgagee: 6. Lease of Part of Section 6, Block XXIII, Dunedin, east side George street, between Hanover and Frederick streets, with 33ft frontage, two' Brick Shop 3 and Dwelling Honse ; ground lease ID years to run; ground rent, £90 per annam. Fall valuation. FRIDAY, 18th SEPTEMBER 1896,. At 2.30 o'clock.. At Rooms, Hir;h street. , VALUABLE FREEHOLDS At Port Chalmers, Burkestown.'Msrjhill, South Dunedin, aud St. Kilda, &o, "VT-EVILIiE SIBVWRIGHT J^i has received instructions to submit to public auction, at Ilia Rooms, High stieet. on Friday the 18th day of September, nt 230 o'clock in tbe afternoon, the following : POST CHALMERS, Constitution street. (On account of Mrs Colin Campbell). Lot I.—AHthat, parcel of land, being Section 149,' Town of Port Chalmers, containing \ of an sere, more or Its.!, together with two dwelling bouses thereon "of five rooms each, producing 16s per week. The dwellings are insured for £300, and are. in perfect order. Low reserve. ■ TOWNSHIP OF BURKESTOWN. (On account of the owu?.r). Lot 2.—A1l that parcel of land, baing section 7, Block HI, Township of Borkeatown. A fine bnilding site. Sold to close accounts. MARYHILL (on account of Mr Smith). Lot 3.—Allotments 24, 25, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, and 39, with frontages to Argyle and Buchanan streets. ■ - SOUTH DUNEDIN and ST. KILDA. (On account of Mr Burnn). Lot .*.—Allotments 98, Subdivision Block 11, Forbury. fronting Gisborrso road ; Allotments, Block XLV, St. KiJda, corner of Dalgety and Stewart streets. Lot 5.—A1l that parcel of land, being Section 2, block I, containing 32 poles, Township of Upper Rothesay. Farther particulars from ISs THE AUCTIONEER. THUBSDAY, 17eh SEPTEMBEK 1896, At 2 o'clock sharp. CLINTON STOCK SALE. THE FARMERS' AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED) will hold their regular Stock Sale at tbe Yards, Clinton, on Thursday, September 17, tt 2 o'clock ebarp : Present Entries :—'■■■■ ' On account of Messrs Wallace and Sons, Clifton Park: ' 600 extra prime (freezers); three-quarter-bred Wethers. On account oJ Messrs Rattray and Co., Wairana: . 300 prime crostsbred Wethers (freezers). On account of Farmers: 400 crossbred Hoggets. - . Also, Buildings for removal, known as the Old Royal Mail Hotel. Farther entries received up to time of starttog the sale. JOHN GRINDLEY, 125 Auctioneer. THURSDAY, 17th SEPTEMBER. CLINTON. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY iiZMr^ED) will hold a sale as above. Present Entries: 800 crosubrecV Hoggets 200 freezing.Wethers " , 250 crossbred Wethers (three-parts fat). • arther entries with ROBT. J. IRVING, Waiwera.; , Or, ANDREW TODD, '6s . Manager, Duneoin. aOODALL'S JELLY SQUARES are to be obtained from all grocera. * RELISH.—The beßt Sauce a in the world. Try it 2fld CjTOCK AND GRAZING NOXES (by .. O Drover) weekly in the Otago Witness. A live column of stock news which has met with asny tokens of approval ft«m .breeders b.ByaK, .aßdtha.seasslH'idia/ jj
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10598, 16 September 1896, Page 4
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