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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11302, 21 December 1898, Page 4

Sales by Auction. THIS DAY, .WEDNESDAY, 21st DECEMBER, At 2 o'clock. 1 Sale by auction of :- FREEHOLD PROPERTY, HOUSEHOLD - , • FURNITURE, HARMONIUM, Etc. JAMES SAM S0 N & CO. have been favoured with instructions from Pastor Salter to sell by auction, on tho Premises, near' Council Chambers, Caversham, his Freehold.Property, being sections 6,7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,' 13, 11, and. 15, comprising one acre and one-eighth, together with a newly-erected Residence of 8 rooms and out- :, houses thereon, all securely fenced, situated in Calder and College streets, commanding one of the nicest views in the Caversham district. The Furniture comprises harmonium, English sofa in hair, office table (with drawers), chiffonier, book-case, fenders and irons, dih- ' ing table and cover, carpets, pictures, ornaments, lamps, armed chairs, linoleum, rustic, •f. cane, and rocking chairs, violin, brassmounted double and single bedsteads and '* bedding, child's cot, chests of drawers, wash stands and ware, looking-glasses, dressing tables, duchesso drawers and glass, window curtains, polos, and rings, kitchon dresser, china, earthen, and glass ware, tables, chairs, preserving pan, tcales and weights, kitchen, cooking, and laundry appliances, dairy utensils, garden tool., wheelbarrow, grindstone, lawn mower, scythe, cow in full milk. As Pastor Salter has been called lo Auckland, it is imperative that the above property should be sold at once,- and, if need be, it can be sold in sections to suit purchasers. : Ea6y terms will be given if required. lu---*- THURSDAY, !22nd DECEMBER, -- *" -At 2 o'clock. •Sale by Auction of SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ■"' WALNUT PIANO, Etc. 'TAMES S All S0 N & CO. *J<. have been favoured with instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms: Furniture/etc, including— ..uinut piano (iron frame, by Witsmcry), hair suite (mahogany frames), mirror sideboard, leather suite, Brussel and tapestry carpets, hearthrugs, brass and steel-bar fenders, Breirons, pctagon and tea tables, dinner and tea sets, walnut table, c.p. tea and coffee set, cruets, vases, massive clock, overmantel, pictures, . curtain poles and curtains, gilt cornices, whatnots, occasional and Vienna chairs, .' chiffonier, bamboo tables, wicker chairs, exxending dining table, wool and goatskin rugs. 7 plush couch, double and single.iron and wood ' bedsteads, spring, wire, and flock mattresses, t kapok beds, blankets, full-Scotch cedar chest, ■ r duchesse drawers and glasses, marble and tile •washstands, fancy ware, looking glasses, half- \' Scotch and 5-drawer f bests, bedroom pair, carpet squares, linoleum, chairs, kitchen and cooking utensils, copper boiler, wringer, Zea- . landia range, books, journals, meat safe, « cradle. Safety bicycle, perambulatoi, invalid's ; ohair, perambulator; a!*o turkeys, fowls, and ducks, etc., etc., etc. 21d THIS DAY, ''' ■ l WEDNESDAY, ?.lst DECEMBER, : At half-past 2 o'clock. PLATED WARE AND CUTLERY. IFh ' "' M* speddin"g sLJ. .will sell on Wednesday First: ' Very Superior Dinner and Breakfast Knives, Carving Knives, Cabinets of Family Cutlery, Electro-plated Fish Carvers, Spoons, Forks. Tea Services, , Teapots, Biscuit Jars, Tea Urns and Kettles, and other Household Requis- , , itcs. Without Reserve. ' - '"_ THURSDAY, 22nd INST., •' • ' 'At half-past 2 o'clock. '■ PIANOS, ORGANS, SEWING MACHINES, . At upsets of half-cost. PM. SPEDDING • will offer on Thursday Fir3t, at halfpast 2 o'clock: f Magnificent Piano, £8?; upset, £40 - Grand Overstrung Piano, £68 ; upset, £3* • r Grand Overstrung Piano, £46; upset, £23 Splendid Organ, £28; upset, £14 ' Domestio Sowing Machine, £11; upee., £5 Domestic Sewing Machine, £13; upset, .-' - £6 V ' ' , ' Domestic Sewing Machine, £15; upset, "-■ ■ . £7.' ':.' The sewing machines are beautifully finished and ornamented, and have two, lour, and six drawers, and have been specially sent out to .-,. supersede the " Now Home." ' ' Sale Upbtairs. ]_' ~ No reserve beyond upset prices. ".' "~ ~ THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY, 21st DECEMBER, -* ' At 2 o'clock' • - At Rooms, Manse street. GREAT SALE OF FREEHOLD SUBURBAN PROPERTY "In the Favourite and Rising f TOWNSHIP OF BELLEKNOWES, ii. • - Between , ; ROSLYN AND MORNINGTON, And close to the Trams. V ' .THE FEW UNSOLD SECTIONS ■V (varying in area from 1-acre to li acre) .;, ■ ' ' WILL BE SOLD On the Deferred Payment System by : * i '■ • ■ Auction by -,-,., "DARK, REYNOLDS, & CO. y. JL7 At their Rooms, Manse street, *_.' As a remarkable demand for building sites Z in this attractive township has taken place V." within the last few months, and as all tho "~. available land has boon recently built on, the ..'.. Trustees of the Property have decided to place' '-' r the balance of the township in tho market at -<- .very low upset prices, and on the following '.' terms of payment: —£5 per quarter-acre do- -- posit, and tho balance extending over a" term •■-■ of five years, payable half-yearly, and bear- " r ing. interest at the rate of 4£ per cent, per ; _ annum. '_ ; Plans now . eady. 6d ■ :, • this Day, '-' WEDNESDAY, 21st DECEMBER, 1898, ' , At 2 o'clock. Auction Rooms, Manse street. i:' " • BICYCLES ! , BICYCLES ! '" ffT' s- Y. A~*- ENTI NE I '', ASA., .has been instructed to offer by public ■ .. traction: . _ . y ' * *.A number of now and second-hand '; ','- .- machines, including ladies' and gentle- - _ men's Humbei-s, Record, and White's ' .' Model A, etc., etc. * 21d ' .' THURSDAY, slh JANUARY, 1899, .; -, . • At .12 o'clock. Auction Rooms, Manse street. VADUABLE CITY PROPERTY. ' 'ffT' *..S. V A L EN T.I N E . ASA. has received instructions from I. H. . Morice, Esq., District Agent, Public Trusteo, . . to offer for public sale, as above: . The valuable freehold Properly, being , part of Section 37, Blook XIV, Dunedin, containing by admeasur .ment a ~. ' frontage of 26ft to Moray place by a depth Of 50ft,*' together 'with tho convenient eight-roomed residence there- ■ ____ on, known as Rochdale House, next door to the Jewish Synagogue. , ' fhis affords a rare opportunity of securing „ Et most valuable site in the heart of the city - • et a, very low valuation; 21d SATURDAY, 24 th DECEMBER, At 11 o'cloeW. At the Dunedin Horso Saleyards. DRAUGHT AND 'LIGHT HARNESS ' HORSES, '■• ■ 'To arrive per Monowai from' Sydney. '-• tW" EIGHT> STEPHENSON, & CO. 7 fvv have received- instructions ' from Mr Kennedy Wyllie to sell by auction, at above time'and'place: ' 16 useful draught Mares and Geldings and light Harness Horses. gry lT NE DIN WOOL' SALE'S_. ■'*■' ■ > " SEASON, 1898-99. The DUNEDIN WOOL BROKERS* AS- • SOOIATION will hold their FIRST SALE of the Season at the Agricultural Hall Buildings on THURSDAY, 22nd December, com- ._ mencing at 2p.m. . '. * _ The following is the Order of Sales: — 1. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE y - • AGENCY CO. <2. DONALD REID & CO. 3.' FARMERS' AGENCY CO. ,4. WEIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. "5. STRONACH BROS. & MORRIS.' 6. MACLEAN & CO., • 7. IIORITZSON & HOPKIN. 8. DALGETY &, CO. - 16d -i . WOOL SALE. ~- mHE OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPE ft A- , -JL TTVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) will hold their FIRST ; WOOL SALE on THURSDAY, 22nd_ Do- . comber, immediately after tho Associated | Wool Brokers' Sale=. JOHN GRINDLEY, jljl Auctioneer.