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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10621, 13 October 1896, Page 4

Sales by Auction. WEDNESDAY, 14th OCTOBER 1896. At 2.30 p.m. WA. W~~~A Ii T ON _ has received instructions from John Sidey, Esq., to sell by public auction, at the Central Auction Rooms, High street, as above, ELEVEN SUBURBAN SECTIONS In the Township of Sutton, near Middlemsrch. To be sold in two lots: Lot I.—Sections 15 to 23, blockXV, Sutton, containing 97i acres, lot ll.—Sections 11 and 12, block XV, Sutton, containing 25a 3r 37p. Three-fourths of the purchase money may remain on mortgage (if required) at 5 per cent. For further particulars apply to Messrs A. SI. Sidey and Co., Grand Hotel Buildings; and THE AUCTIONEER, 26s High street (next Arcade). > THIS DAY, TUESDAY, 13th OCTOBER, A. 2.30 o'clock. ' At Rooms, Manse Btreet. On account of whom it may concern. INDIAN TEAS. INDIAN TEAS. 3. chests Assam, Cachar, and Choice Darjeeling, Pekon, and Pekoe Souchong. ' pASK, REYNOLDS, & CO. JL. are instructed to sell as above, on account of whom it may concern. WEDNESDAY. 28th OCTOBER 1896, At 12.20 o'clock. Under conduct of ths Registrar, at Dnnedin, ef . the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Otago aud Southland District. FARE, RBJKOIDU, J. 00. have received instructions to offer for sale by public auction, at their Rooms, Manss Street, Dunedin, as above : j SECTION 50, BLOCK XIX, Dunedin j (Heriot row), with Dwelling Howe j thereon. . . ... The Property is offered for sale pursuant to ! the provisions of " The Land Transfer Act I 1885" in exercise of the power of sale conferred j by Memorandum of Mortgage registered No. j 5355. _ ■' . . * "' j For particulars and conditions of sale apply / < (o THE AUCTIONEERS; Or to WEBB & ALLAN, I Solicitors, Eldon Chambers, Princes street. THIS DAY, I TUESDAY, 13th OCTOBER, . At 2 o'clock. ■■I HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ROOFING I IRON, _c. j JAMES SAMSON c CO. have received instructions to sell by auction, at th-ir Rooms, Furniture, &c, including : Cheffonier, 100 table, tapestry suite, tapestry couch, cosy chairs, wool matß, cushion, pictures, crystal ware, cutlery, cruet, dinner and tea sets, slock, carpets, hearthrugs, fenders and irons, whatnot, overmantel, dining table, chairs, writing table, iron and wood bedsteads, spring, wire, and flock mattresses, wardrobe (mirror door), full-Scotch and toilet chests, marble aud tile washstands, ware, towel rail, lookingglasses, duchesse drawers, linoleum, sofa, copper boiler, large wringer, kitchen and cook- " ing appliances.. Also, tea canisters, mincing machine, perambulator, counter, roofing iron, spring cart, sowing machine, fa., ice., las. ' ■ • THURSDAY, 15fch OCTOBER 1896, At 3 o'clock p.m. At the Council Chambers, Port Chalmers. SALE BY AUCTION. .' JAMES SAMS ON h 00, will sell' by auction, at the above time and' place: The following valuable Corporation LEASEk ' HOLDS, all situated in the Town of Port Chalmers:— Valuation ';/ No. of Section. for Im- Upset Rental. J provements. 139, Aurora terrace -' £2 0 0 253. corner of Wickliffe terrace and ' Daly street £60 0 0 £6 0 0 333, Meridian street £2 10 0 353, Do £2 0 0 363, Do £3 0 0 373, Viotory place £2 0 0 Conditions of sals may be seen at my office Br at the office of Mr F. W. Platts, solicitor. ALEXANDER LECK, Town Clerk. Borough Council Chambers, Port Chalmers, 9th October 1896. 130 FRIDAY, 16th OCTOBER, At 1 o'clock. To Stationers, Storekeepers, Fancy Goods Dealers, and Others. MONSTER CLEARING SALE Of £1000 worth of STATIONERY aud OTHER GOODS By Auction on the Premise., 81 George street. JAMES SAMSON & CO. have been favoured with instructions from Mr P. J. Bellett to sell by auction, at the above time and. place, Tbe whole of his large and well-assorted Stock, including. Every article kept in a stationer's shop. Alao, . All the shop fittings, counters, tables, chairs, superior glass cases aud superior ' cabinets in cedar and mahogany (fitted with drawers, ba.). ■ ■ ■ Also, Ink manufacturer's plant and appliances, as . a going concern. I Spring carts, saddle, harness, and the thonsand-and-one articles in the above , estate too numerous to particularism in this advertisement. Goods on view Thursday and day of sale. The whole without tbe slightest reserve. PRIDAY, 16th OCTOBER, At 12 o'clock sharp. Atßabiutha. ' IMPORTANT SALE OF FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. THE MUTUAL AGENCY COMPANY .OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), have', received instructions from Thos. Mackenzie, Esq., M.H.R., to sail by public auction, The whole of his Furniture and Effects, consisting oi: .Grey Mare Blossom, sound and quiet Phaeton ■ •.."'■'" 1 daisy cart, new ~ _ Set single harness; riding saddle, and bridle Iron-framed rosewood piano (by Rotter), marble and alabaster statuary (brought by Mr Mackenzie from Florence), wal- . nut marble-topped cheffonier, walnut wardrobe with mirror, mahogany , duchesse dressing table, marble-topped washatand and ware, black oak hall table, hat and umbrella stand, mahogany bookcase, china tea set (38 pieces), dinner service, dining tables, occasional tables, kitchen and office tables, easy aud occasional chair in silk tapestry and plush, Austrian chairs, dining and kitchen chairs, whatnot, music. 6tand, Canterbury, chests of drawers, mirrors, looking glasses, linen cupboard, washstands and ware, number of lamps,, fenders aud fireirons, Singer's sewing machine, mangle (3-roller), water carrier, fireproof sate, copying pre-s, meat safe, 400 gal tank, three Brussels carpets (16x13.6, 16 x 13.6, H x 11), commode, iron and wooden bedsteads, spring mattress, quantity of bedding ' and bed linen, kitchen utensils, con- ■ sisting of preserving pan, girdle, strainers, plate rack, flat box polishing irons, _—~ &c.; wooden and zinc tubs, wringer, quantity jam jars, B.P. cake basket, oak aud silver spirit and cruet stands, two tents and a number of tools, albums,' b.l. gun, and a number of oil and water colour paintings, large number books, including Chambers's Encyclopedia (revised edition), Barton's Mag__ne of Botany (profusely illustrated in colours by leading artists), large atlas (8 vols), Art Journal (bound), and many standard werks; quantity music, handsome mandoline, and .quantity sundries too numerous to mention. ' As Mr Mackenzie is leaving for London, the whole of the above will be sold WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE. __r J. W. WILSON will act as auctioneer at sale !3 0 GOODALL'S JELLY POWDERS are to be obtained from all Grocers. . 23jy •fTTORKSHIRE RELISH.—The best Sauce JL in the world. Try it 29d