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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12425, 7 August 1902, Page 8

x Sales "by Auetioi. THIS DAT, ' THURSDAY, 7th AUGUST At 2 o'clock. , Sale by Auctioh of , Parlour, Dining, Sitting, and Bedroom! Fur- ' liiture, Walnut Iron-frame Piano, Overmantel, Second-hand Gig and 'Harness, Now Daisy Cart, 3£t Range, eto, 'TAMES SAMSON & CO. tS have received instructions to soil by Miction, at their Rooms, Dowling street, Furnituro, Etc., including— Walnut irou-framo piano, piano stool, mirror sideboard, bookcase, chiffonier, Brussels carpets, hearth and wool rags, brass'fendcrs, . fire brasses, coal -vasee, extending- dining, table, dinner and tea sets, cruets, vases, ornaments, piotures, brass kerbs, hanging lamps, walnut overmantel, tapestry squares, Vienna, wicker, and rattan chairs, octagon arid tea tables, cutlery and glassware, china ■ware, curtain poles and curtains, tapestry touches, arm and rocking chairs, marble and striking clocks, whatnots, tapestry euite, leather suite, bronze figures, mirror-back liall stand, double and eingle iron bedsteads, ispring, wire, aud flock mattresses, kapok bods, blankets, , quilts, mirror wardrobe, fullSootcli and toilet chests, ducbesse drawers and tables, 4 and 5-drawer chests, superior duchesse pairs, marble and tile washstands, fancy ware, commode, looking-glasses; kitchca furniture, kitchen dresser,'copper boiler, wringer, gent's bicycle, leather bag, etc., etc., eto. 6au THURSDAY, 14th AUGUST, 1902, At 1 o'clock. To Farmers, Storekeepers, Blacksmiths, ' Wheelwrights, and Others.' Important Sale by Auction, on the Premises, Patearoa, of LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, COTTAGE, And HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Etc. Building Timber, General Ironmongery,. Carpenters', Wheelwrights', and Black- ■ smiths' Tools and Requisites. ' JAMES SAM SO N 00. have been favoured with instructions from Mr Thomas Tate (who has become mine host of the Otago Central Hotel, Store, and Refreshment Rooms, at Railway Station, Hyde): ' LOT I.—Leasehold Property in the Upper Taieri District, being Section 23, Block I, containing about 50 acres in ryegrass; Sections 12 and 13, Block YII, about 82 acres •nd Euilding thereon, Taieri District, held under leases in perpetuity. These Seotioris are A) 1 securely fenced, and in splendid erder.' , ' . LOT 2.—The whole of .his large and up-to-idate Stock, comprising—Roofing iron (7000 ft), building timber, 2 tons of fencing wire, -400 fencing posts, general ironmongery arid farming implements, blacksmith's yyce, tools, horse shoes, lathe and fittings, paint mill, sundries, including — crockery, enamelled, brush, and tin ware, rod iron, spurs, razors, watches, horse-covers, ctc. LOT 3.—The Household Furniture fa nearly new, and contains all the necessaries for a well-appointed 4-roomed dwelling. LOT 4.—100 Ewes (in lamb), also 1 buggy. The Auctioneers are in a position to treat/ privately for Mr- Tate's private Residence and blacksmith's shop, together with a twoacre Section. Blacksmith's tools at valuation. This is a splendid chance for a, good, energetic business man to make a'competency in

n few years. ' Full particulars from Messrs HERDMAN KIRK, ■ Solicitors, N&sebj; Or 15jy THE APCTTONEERSy SATURDAY, 16th AUGUST, 1902, ' • At 2 o'clock. For Sale by Auction. FREEHOLD LAUD and DWELLINGHOUSE ' At Jlanrford's Bay, Port Chalmers. By Order of Mortgagee... JAMES SAMSON .& i CO. are instructed to sell by auction, at their jßooms, Dowling street, Dunedin, at the time above mentioned, ALL THAT Parcel of Land, situate in the Township of Mansford, being part of Allotment Tfo. 35 on. the Piail of the said Township, with the Dwell-ing-bouse thereon, and being the properly owned, and lately occupied by Mrs Fanny Hamlin. For particulars and conditions of sale apply to THE AUCTIONEERS; Or to Messrs ADAMS BROS., 2au Solicitors for the Mortgages. THIS DAT, THURSDAY, 1&. AUGUST, At half-past 2 o'clock. .fl-V M. SPED DI N G IL/» mil sell at Roome, ex Kinfauns: 24- all-brass kerb suites (with dogs, • brasses, and stops complete) 72 brass-mounted fenders ' 36 sets fire brasses 30 walnut framed oyermantles 55 newest style wall mirrors. Samples Now on Yiew. sau FRIDAY, 15th AUGUST, 1902, At 12.30 o'clock sharp, ■ CLEARING SALE AT WAIRUNA., fpHE FARMERS' AGENCY COMPANY I 'i arc favoured with instructions _ from j Mrs Cruiksbanks, Cherry Farm, Wairuna, to sell at the Farm, on the above date,' The whole of her Farming Stock and Implements, consisting of: 165 crossbred Ewes, 4, 6, and 8-tooth (a specially selected grand line) 80 crossbred Hoggets 30 fat Ewes 3 draught Geldings, 3, 4, and 6 years ■1 draught Gelding, aged 2 draught Hires 1 draught Filly, 2i years x 1 draught yearling Colt 1 Hack, 4 years 1 light-harness Gelding 3 dairy Cows 100 sacks seed oats (Butherlands) 2 road drays, 1 d.f. plough, set four- ■ leaved Diamond harrows (new). 2 field grubbers, 3-liorso powp (R and G.) cliaffcutter and belting complete, turnip, manure, and grain drill, drill plough, drill, double buggy, trees and'chains, harness, sheop netting and grating, potatoes, fowls, etc., etc.

As Hk Craikslianbs has disposed of her farm, the- whblo of her live and dead stock . will be sold Absolutely Without Reserve, and tho'.ages of the horses will be guaranteed. • Cherry Farm- is about half a mile from "Wai•runa Siding. Luncheon provided. THE FARMERS' AGENCY COM6au PANY, Dunedin. THURSDAY, 14th AUGUST, ' At 11 o'clock. At Bnrnside Yards. IMPORTANT SALE* OF PEDIGREE AYRSHIItES AND OTHER V/BLL- . BRED DAIRY COWS. fTVHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND 'JL MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LDIITED) have received instructions to sell by public auction, at Burnside Yards, as above: 50 pedigree Ayrslire Cows and Heifers (due to calve next month) 20 good daily Cows, sound and quiet. The above pedigree were lived by Mr James Gait, the well-known Southland breeder, who has won with his famous herd no fewer than 355 prizes, the list including six gold medals, four silver medals, six silver cups, 24• other handsome trophies, and a total of £400 in cash—every prize--winner being bred by himself. 6au FRIDAY, Bth AUGUST, , At 2.30 p.m. ' SALE OF VALUABLE SLUICING CLAIM. THE MIDAS GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED (in Liquidation). George puoggatt has received instructions from tt» Liquidator to sell by public auction, at the Liquidator's Rooms, 57 Esk street, Invercargill, on Friday, Bth August, at 2.30 p.m.: Licensed Holding No. 1, known as the Pactolus Claim, being Section. 2, Block YIH, Otara District, near Forhrose, containing 15 acre 3 3 roods 27 poles, together with water rights for 20 Government heads. Further information can be had from the Liquidator, Mr' Richard Alien, Esk street, Xuvercargill; or from Mr E, A. Elliott, Fortrose. About 10 miles of the water race and 16 chains or more of the timber fluming is already constructed. 23jy rB OTAGO WITNESS has the Largest Circulation of any weekly in the colony. Found in every farmhouse in Otago and Southland, and circulating largely in Canterbury and northern rural districts, it offers unrivalled facilities for Advertising anything of interest to country readers. Present circulation (steadily increasing), 11,000. OTAGO WITNESS.—New Stories. A large , Amount. Rwdia*. H&tta, Erict