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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11199, 23 August 1898, Page 4

Sales by Auction. WEDNESDAY, 24th INST., At half-past 2 o'clock. TOBACCONIST'S STOCK. By instructions from the administrators of the deceased F. Miilrqoney. a""* M. SPEDDING UL7« is instructed to sell at his Rooms on Wednesday first, The Stock of the late F. Mulrooney, conisting of: Vanity Fair, .Old Judge, Three Castles,. and other cigarettes, Derby, Harlequin, Juno, and other tobaccos, Havana, Manila, and Swiss cigars, cut tobaccos, meerschaum, briar, and silver-mounted pipes, vestas, cigarette holders, pouches, walking sticks, personal clothing, etc. •" Without reserve. 25au ' THIS DAY, TUESDAY, 23rd AUGUST, At 2 o'clock. Sale by Auction oi HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GOODS, and CHATTELS. On the Premises, corner of St. Andrew and Leith streets. JAMES S IFm SON 4 CO. have been favoured with instructions from Mr F. O'Leary (who is leaving for Wellington) to sell by auction, His Household Furniture, including—Hair couch, gent's and lady's hair chairs, Vienna : chairs, round table, velvet pile cover, fenders j and irons, pictures, brackets, vases, ornaments, clock, tea set, crystal and chinaware, curtains, wool rug, tea tables; cushions, brackets, heavy linoleums, arm chairs, wicker chair, heavy double iron bedstead (nickel plated), superior spring mattress, cane and spring (edges stuffed ■with kapok), single iron beds and spring mattresses, large chest drawers, duehesse drawers, tile washstand and ware, looking glasses, couch, kitchen table, fender, kitchen and cooking utensils, zinc baths, irons, brass pan, crockeryware, and a lot of sundry furniture, Etc., etc., etc. 25ati CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT. THIS DAY, • TUESDAY, 23rd AUGUST, At 2 o'clock. At Rooms, Manse street. JPARK, REYNOLDS, & CO. -*-; are instructed-by, the Collector o£ Customs, Dunedin,'to sell by auction,' as above: ' 24 cases' Bell's Boiler Preservative 11 cases Bell's Asbestos Paints 1 case containing 105 Brass Lubricators 14- cases Bell's Asbestoline. All marked 8.A.A., Dunedin. Now on view. 20au " THURSDAY, 25th AUGUST, ~ ' At 2.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Manse street. 202 CHESTS Fine Quality. CEYLON and INDIAN TEAS. ORANGE PEKOE, BROKEN PEKOE, PEKOE SOUCHONG. T3ARK, ■ REYNOLDS, & CO. are instructed to sell by auction, as above: 202 chest finest Ceylon and Indian Teas. .__■ , Samples now at rooms. WEDNESDAY, 24th AUGUST, 1898, At 2 o'clock. " Auction Rooms, Manse street. , HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HS. ■ VALENTINE • has received instructions to offer by public auction,, as above, a quantity of Household etc., including :■ Revolving bookcase, extending dining tables, walnut overmantels, 'occasional tables, dining; room. suite, chiffonier, chests of drawers, waslistands and ware, couches, hat stand, looking glasses, double .ancT single iron bedsteads, spring mattresses a&T! bedding, Austrian and other chairs, carpets, kitchen utensils, and sundries. ". '; ' .. ' 23au WEDNESDAY, 2tth^MJGUST, 1898~ At 2 o'clock: :. ■'.' Auction Rooms, Miinse street; HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS. ■ In the Estate of Mrs Rose Reynolds. HS. V. A L E N T I N E" • has received instructions from the District Agent of the Public Trustee in the Estate of Mrs Rose Reynolds to offer by public auction, as abovo. The whole of' her Household Furniture, <tCi, including: H.h. couch and chairs, dressing tables, overmantel, mirrors, round table, linoleum, carpets, ' iron bedsteads, bedding. Etc., etc. Without reserve. 23au WEDNESDAY, 31st AUGUST, 1898, At 12 o'clock noon. JC. ARBUCKLE • has received instructions from Trustee in Estate of late D. Evans to sell by auction, Tuapeka Bazaar, at Lawrence, on above date: PROVINCIAL HOTEL. EVANS FLAT, , Together with Freehold Land comprised in Sections 40, 41. 43, 44, 45, 46, and 53, Block HE, and Section 50, Block XIX, Tuapeka, East, containing 167 acres 1 rood 19 poles (more or Ibsb). A really good opening for a man with moderate capital.' • - " ; J...0. ARBUCKLE, 23au , . Auctioneer. Properties For Sale and To lieC gUBTON & PATTEKSON, 107 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Business Established 1862. LAND, ESTATE, HOTEL, & FINANCIAL AGENTS, ACCOT/rJTANTS, VALUATORS, AND LICENSED LAND BROKERS. Tranafers, Mortgages, and Leases Prepared, and all other legal business under the Land Transfer Act attended to. Act as Attorneys ana Agents for Absentees and others for the Management of Estates, Investment of Trust Funds, and the Collection of Ronts and Interest. Properties for Sale and To Let in all parts of City, Suburbs, and Country Districts. FOR SALE: HOTEL—First-class HOTEL PROPERTY (freehold) in one of the principal towns. Present proprietor doing a splendid business. Full particulars to bona fide inquirers. CLYDE STREET.—Six-roomed HOUSE and quarter-acre Section; capital position. Price, £600. CANONG ATE STREET.—HALF-ACRE of LAND (freehold), with 10 Cottages erected thereon, bringing in rentals equal to 50s per week. The increasing difficulty of obtaining city freeholds makes this invaluable for speculative purposes, it being close to centre of city, and to anyone holding on lor a rise (which is imminent), the property would meantime yield a good return on the money invested. . : MORNING-TON.—Six-roomed HOTTSE, with bathroom and all "conveniences; Btabic. etc.; over one acre of land, partly planted' with orchard. Price, £500. 12A.VIC1ISHAM RlSE.—Desirable Suburban!' RESIDENCE; well built five-roomed verandah House; wash-house; Venetian j blinds; built-in bookcase, wardrobe and | cupboards; sunny position; owner left j Dunedin; must be sold. Only £275. I TO LET. I fkNDBRSON'S BAY.—1' Cintra," magnificent Ten-roomed RESIDENCE, with servants' rooms, laundry, etc., etc.; stable and coachhouse ; over 1| acres land. Lately occupied by Dr Parker. SUB-AGENTS FOR STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY. TUO'MEY to LEND on Freehold Securities at j Lowest Current Rates; favourable terms as to | repayment if desiied. VALUATIONS under Leases or for LENDING or PURCHASING Purposes undertaken suici_ carefully made. j BURTON & PATTERSON, j 107 Princes street. j npHE First Utility of frequent and regular j . a : advertising consists in this : There is at all.; times a largo class of persons, both in country and town, who have no fixec' places for the purchase nf certain necessary articles, and are ready to be swayed and drawn towards any particular place which U earnestly brought under their notice. Jniliffereut to all, they yteid without hesitation to 1 til* iirst who asks