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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11962, 8 February 1901, Page 8

Sales, by Auctiou. i .SATURDAY, 9th FEBRUARY, At 12.50 o'clock. • . Sale by Auction,of '■ FREEHOLD PROPERTY at Broad Bay. JAMES SAMSON & CO. " (instructed by the Trustees of the late Donald M'QuiUtan) will sell by public auction at their Rbomo, Dowling street: . The late Mr- Jl'Quilkan's Property at Broad Bay— LOT 1.-Section 1?, Block VII, Portobello district, containing 10 acres 1 rood. *•■ LOT ll.—Part section 1?, oontaimng 9 acres 2 roods and \ poles, Block VII, Portobello district, with dwelling house, etc.. thereon. This desfrable property would prove , very suitable either as » dairy farm, a residence, or for cutting up into sites for summer seaside dwellings. The property will be put up for sal* in one lot, and-if not sold will be offered ae above, . For further particulars apply to Mr JOHN WILKINSON, Solicitor, Dowling street; Or, ■■•*..-■ 19ja ■-■ THE AUCTIONEERS._ •• SATURDAY, "flth" FEBRUARY, ' ,At 12.30 o'clock. , ■. . ; •,' Sale by Auction of FREEHOLD PROPERTY, SHOP, . ■ ; . . And PREMISES, Leith street.' JAMES .SAMSON & CO. have been favoured with instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street; Dunedin, on behalf of the owner (Mr Beattie, who is leaving the colony): That'very desirable Freehold Property in '■ , Leith street (between Hanover and i St. Andrew streets), being Part of Seelion U, , Block XXII, Dunedin (10ft frontage hy a depth, of. 70ft), with ' ' the Shop and Eight-roomed Dwellinghouse, Baker's Oveu, and Stable thereon'. . . The Property is at present in.the occupation of Mrs Horsburgh. , : For further particulars apply to ■ Mr JOHN WILKINSON, . • ■ ■ ■ Solicitor, Dowling street; Or. to ■- • :■ ■..■:. THE AUCTIONEERS. 2f SATURDAY, 9th FEBRUARY, At 2 o'clock. ■ Sale by Auction of SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ' WALNUT PIANO, Etc. '+AMES SAMSON & 00.1 W , have received instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street: ".Furniture, etc., including: Tapestry suite, 'extending dining table, .walnut piano (by Bennett), Brussels and tapestry carpets,,hearth and wool rugs, Vienna, wicker,, and occasional chairs, armchair, folding chairs, overmantel, pictures, ornnmenti,' cruets, vasee, curtain .poles and curtains, chiffonier, couches, .e.p.,ware, .eerriette: rings, whatnots, jnusic oanterbiu-y, marble striking tlocks, brass fenders, firo brasaer, octagon and tea -tables, demble and siiinle braßS-mounted iedsteads, spring, wire,/and flook mattresses, iapok beds.:blankets, commode, mirror ward_r?lie, fuMcoteh and toilet chests, ducheese ' drawers and tables, mwble and tile washBtands, fanoy ware, looking glasses, _4 and 5drawer chests, superior duchesse , pair, carpet squares, linoleum, kitchen and cooking ntensilβ, copper- boiler, Wtchen dreseer, sewing machine, 'first-clMs office t*ble, fireproof safe,-go-cart, gent's bioyle,' etc., etc., ' - 8f ■ ■■■•■■■■ THIS DAY, FRIDAY, Bth. FEBRUARY, At 2 o'clock. In tTpetftirs" Rooms, Manse street. On account of George Esther, Esq.'.(who has disposed, of his large house, Royal terrace, and is selling surplus furniture). Also on account of sundry other vendors., SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS. . ■■ DRAWING ROOM, DINING ROOM, BEDP.OOM FURNITURE. SET OF EXCEPTIONALLY FINE DISH COVERS. DINNER and DESSERT SERVICES, •■• , CRYSTAL and PLATE. MASSIVE ENGLISH and c6IONIAL- . MADE FURNITURE. OARK, REYNOLDS. & 00. JL are instructed to eoll by auction, Surplus Furniture, consisting of: Magnificent upright grand pianos (by Meisenor, Leipzig, and Bishop and Op., London), walnut and tapestry suite, walnut overmantel walnut music duet 'stooL oil Kaintiilgs, engravings, .BrUEsele. carpets, earthrugJ, _bak dock, carved occasional 'tables, ornaments,'rattan oli*irs, walnut whatnots, bamboo tables, lady's writing table, fenders and irons, rep and plush curtains, curtain poles and"rods, inlaid'walnut sideboard, ' leather dining room suite, large mahogany sideboard, mahogany extending dining table, escritoire, bookcase, oak outler writing desk, linoleum, mats, oak window seat (upholstered in plttshj, gilt piergta, ship model (in case), e.p. .ware, and.crystal, walnut'and »i?h cheval glassf, Arabian 'bedstead, wire matt»es«, bla'n- ■ kets andinapery, hair beds and bedding, mahogany 3-wing wardrobe, mahogany duchesse pair. t6ilet ware! towel rails, ducheese chests, marble-top washstands, toilet cheate, 'red pine wardrobe., improved TTertheim.'pewing machine, ha,ll,Btand and, chairs,. hall lump, superior .3-roller mangle, kitchen and general utensils, .exceptionally fine set plated dish covers, beautiful dinner service, choice jlwsert service, and a fine collection of crystal and plate. , -.- '■ On view "Wednesday afternoon till day of '. . /, .Sale.'. . 2f . SATURDAY.' 9th'. FEBRUARY, , At 11.30 o'clock, ' At the , Dunedin Horne Saleyards. . Consignment; of Strong Saddle and Harness . - Horsed direct from the country. ?S*7RIGHT, STBPHENSONj & CO. •'; have received instructions from an up- , country client to sell by public auction, at / above-time and.place:. •■',. ■ 20 strong, upstanding satldli , and harness younc; Horses, 4 to" 8 ycai'e- old. A ... ', good lot of..frpshj-country, horses; fuitable for butchers' , , bakers', groccra', and milkmen's carts. . y , For bona fide sale. , ' • 30ja , SATUEDAY, ?th FEBRUARY,' • '•, ■.; ;> .'■ .At 12' o'clock.' ' . : At the Dunbdiri Horse Saleyards. . ■ ■ . Shjpment of . , . FARM and SPRING CART HORSES, ,' ..- ■~ From Nw. Smith Wales.. WRIGHT, STEPJJENSOtf, k CO. •'. havereeeivSdin'tructionsfrom MrH. Hegarty to sell by publio auction, at above time and place: . 25 .first-class young spring cart and farm Honos. , . . The, recent shipments of Mr Hearty's horses,have given the buyers' perfect witisfnotion, and the Auctioneers confidently recommend .thirconsignmeht to tho public- 2f SATURDAY, 9th FEBRUARY" .At 11.30 o'clock.'v - At the bunedjn Horse claleyards. • T6 Farmers, Con tractors. Carters, Rabbit , ■ Exporters', and Others. . . CONTRACTORS' TEAMS OF DRAUGHT HORSES'; FIRST-CLASS HARNESS ./HORSES and CARRIAGE PAIR. W" RIGfIT, STEPHENSON. 4 CO. have received instructions from Messrs \V. and D. Rogers, contractors, of Hukataramea, to sell by'auction, at above time and place: ' ' .' 20 to 25. useful draught Mares and Geldings, j'ust out of hard work; any trials. On ■ account of a Southern Client: 6 draught Mares and Geldings 4 spring:cart and buggy Horses, 4 to 6 years old. • . v .-. ■ ■On account of Mr W. Meikle, Mataura: 6 firit-c!as3 young harness Horses, suitable ; /for buggy or spring'cart work. On account of Mr John Walsh, Deep Stream: : A very good pair of roan carriage Goldm'lfe, 5 and 6 yeare. Both guaranteed in single-and double harness.. Pi-oparties for, Sale aad to Let. lIORITZSON & C~oT, «'■.■■-.'■ WOOL, STOCK,.STATION, GRAIN, SEED, AKD tiAIBY PRODUCE AGENTS. : We undertake. SALES by AUCTION of TOWN AND j COUNTRY PROPERTIES. We Have FOR SALE PROPERTIES in tho following.Distrietv—63l Acres near Gore: one of the best Fwnis in Southland. 1068 Acres (all. cleared except 150 acres) in Hawke's Bay; this is one of the best properties ' in the district; cheap; easy terms ctn be arranged 157 Acres-Virgin Bush, Tautuku. 394 Acres Fiiet-ckss. Farm, K»iwera. .245 Acres First-claw : Farm, , Waiinna. Nine-roomed Dwelling house; lj teres; faehitnable enburb, on tram lin»; coackhouse, Btables, byre; £1500, ch'eap. . . •••-.-.-.>■•_:■, We -undertake Country Clearing Sales. For ■ Sale-Nitrate of Soda; Crown Sheep Dip, 4s per gallon. 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