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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11947, 22 January 1901, Page 8

1 , ■■ ii i '-1 r ■ ■■■ '■ "%■' > , , Sales by Auction. : . THIS DAY, • - "TUESDAY, 22ndJANUARY, " At 2 o'clock. Sale by Auction on the Premises, No. 17 Serpentine avenue, of SUPERIOR PARLOUR,. DINING. SIT- ■ TING,. AND BEDROOM FURNITURE, MASBIVE WALNUT IRON-FRAME PIANO (by Strauss, Berlin), Etc. JA a fS.,SAM'S ON & CO. have been favoured with inrtrnctions from the' Owner (who is leaving Dunedin) to sell by auction, the whole of lior Household Furniture, etc., including—Walnut piano, piano stool, Brussels and tapestry carpets, hearth and Wool rugs, oil paintings, pictures, dining table, mahogtmy table, fenders, fireirons, crystal and chmmrnre, cutlery, overmantel, whatnots, brass rods, tapestry, guipure aiid loco curtain's, ornaments, brackets, Vienna and rattan chairs; ottoman couch, tapestry couch, Ipmps, brass Persian bedstead, eight double and single iron bedsteads, spring, wire, and flock mattresses, kapok beds, blankets, quilt?, "sheets, napery, and bed linen, 2 flrst : class wardrobes, walnut washstand (marble top), bedroom ware, washefands, 'chests ,of ; . drawers, duchesse pairs, duchesEG drawers, .towel rails, looking passes, feather beds, bolstars and pillows, chairs, tables, 4and 5-draWer chests, carets, linoleums, kitohen and cooking utensils, meat safe, kitchen dresser, scales, bsths, bfKfts pan, verandah 6crcen, tubs,' washing machine, wringer, and a large l.qt .of sundries, ctc., etc., etc. ?lja PRELIMINARY. . • INDIAN? TEAS. 71 TT. SPED DI N G will offer n Consignment of the abovo in a few days on arrival of Ikhona, Consisting of finest Pekoes and Panning, in'.chests and Imlf chests. . ' Zljq "THURSDAY, 21th JANUARY, At 2 o'clook. CONSIGNMENT OF SUPERIOR TABLE CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE. From one of the Beet English Manufacturers, DM. SPED DI N G • will sell on Thursday next: Cabinets of family cutlery Cil'C! of desserts (silver-mounted) •R.P. hot' water kettles, and teapots Superior tea and coffee services •' Oases of'moat and fish carvers.. Ji.P. dinner and dessert forks and spoons, ■■ 1 teaspoons,, jam and pugar spoons, gravy spoons and sonp ladles, superior dinner and. dessert knives, carvers and forks, flower stands, flower baskets, toilet table sets, fruit stands, •bowls, epergncs, bronr.es, fancy-Vases, , and ornaments. Also, ■12 military and tourists' glasses. 21ja ■ '■■ ' THIS DAY. . TUESDAY, 22nd JANUARY, 1901, At 11 o'clock. UIGANTIC DRAPERY AUCTION SALE Will to CONTINUED DAILY AT 11 O'CLOCK UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. FRESH GOODS ARRIVING EVERY DAY. sold Absolutely without RESERVE. On the Premises, Princes street South, next door to Prictor's, newsagent. H S. V~A LENT IN 15 • has been instructed by Darey Ford, Esq., who has Just returned from' England, ■ and who is acting as agent for English manufacturers, to sell by auction, as above: Drapory, serges, tweeds, curtains, ctc. THIS DAY, ' TUESDAY, 22nd JANUARY, At 2 o'clock. . • At Rooms, Manse street. . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. TOOL ' CHEST, 2 IRON ROLLERS. Hs. Talenti ne • " has been instructed by the Publio Trustee to sell by public auction, as above: Household Fnrniture, etc., • etc., in the Estate of the late Robort Barnes (deceasod)— Iron and wood bedsteads, bedding, waah- ' stands, toilet tables, mirror, linoleum, , tapestry carpet, cooking utensils, chest tools, crockery, shovels, wheelbarrows, ' tai' barrels, 2 iron rollers, buckets, ctc., etc. 22ja THIS DAY. TUESDAY, 22nd JANUARY, At 2.30 o'clock. ' 'At Rooms, Mans» street. ' HOUSEfiOLD FURNITURE, OFFICE FURNITURE, MILNER'S SAFE, OFFICE TABLE, Etc., Eto. H s. Talentine • has been instructed by a gentloman who is leaving Dunedin to sell by auction, as above: l' ' Milner's sa/fe, office tables, paper rack, chaire, etc., etc., double and single iron' and wood bedsteads, bedding, i drawing and dining room furniture, . ' etc., etc." ' ' 22ja jjg U R N SID E S A 1 E. WEDNESDAY,-23rd INST., At 7.30 a.m. The ABOVE SALE will STAR'I at' 7.30 a.m. (by request of the leading butchers), instead of the Usual Hour,' owing to the Demonstration on that day on behalf 1 of the Returning Members of the .Contingents. • ' ANDREW TODD/ Chairman Woolbrokcrs and Stocl 22ja . ■ Agents' Association. THURSDAY, 24th JANUARY, > : , - -At 11.30 o'clock. At the Dunedin Hone Saleyards. SPECIAL SALE • ■ 'Of ' FIRST-CLASS YOUNG LIOHT HORSES Suitablo for Carriage ■ Work, Hunters, . Remount 3, or Troop., .TRTRIGHT, STEPHENSON, .& CO ty hrvvo reccivfid msivuolions from «J. R . Mackenzie, Esq.; of Glcfikenich F-rfato, Poma haka, to sell /by auction, at above time ant . 1 12 really first-clam young light Horses • suitable for carriage- work, hunters or remount; would make grtnc troop horEes. , Note.—Those in search of realty. Sret-clas light harness horses should not fail to stteni this sale, Mr Mackenzie's consignment con eisting of perhaps-the-best animals offered fo sale in Dunedin for a considerable time. other entries invited. ■ TUESDAY, 29th JANUARY, . At 2: p.m. At the Wool Stores, High street. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY At Broad Bay. •WRIGHT, ' STEPHENSON, &. CO IT T (instructed by the Trustee in the estat of the late George Smith) will sell by publi auction; at above time and place: The late Mr Smith's choice Property a Broad-Bay, .• . • . . Being Sections 14 and 15, Block VII, Poi tobello district, containing 20 acrc and 12 poles, with dwouing-housi ' '• ' &c., . .This, desirable Property is offered for pos five- salo to close account®. There is an abundant and nevei'-failing suj ply of spring water on the Property. For cu ting up into- sites for seaside villa residence the Property, has probably no equal in the fa 1 'ourite Broad Bay district j many of the sit< are beautifully-located, commanding a fir view of the harbour and eurvounding'hills an dales.. _ •; The Property immediately adjoins Green Stqre. . . .. ' Inspection invited. ■ TOESDAY, 29th JANUARY, At 1 p.m. \ . EVANSDALE STOCK SALE. STRONAOH fBROS. & MORRI will hold their next sale at Rogen Yards as above. Shorthorn Bull 'lywriirjg Jersey Bull 30 Yearlings (Shorthorn Cross) 20 Yearlings . . ~ 7- veiy forward 3-year-old Bullocks ar Heifers 10 IR-months-old Cattle 15 Cows'and Heifers, coming to calving 30 head Mixed. Cattle '' 1- well-bred 3-year-old. Draught Fil > (unbroken) 1 4-year-old Draught Gelding (any trii 2 Hacks. Further entries with F. ROGEN, Evansdale; or . • ' THE AUCTIONEERS, Dunedin. A Conveyance will leave the Rink Stabl it 9.30..a.i0V-.(in Jay of sale. rpHE FASMERBV PiPERir-The Agriw iJS.' tu4»l of the ©ttgo witnc p }8!p, iq to 0} w. siiftii a ft* ixlmi