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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12432, 15 August 1902, Page 8

- Saßes by Auction. SATURDAY, 16th AUGUST, 1902, At 12 hood; At Rooms, High street, VINCENT EXTENDED GOLD DREDGING COMPANY'S DREDGE #nd. , CLAIM, Molyneux River, neat Clyde, ■' — n SIEVWRIGHT _ BROS. & CO. ' (under instructions from tie Debenture I Trustees and Liquidator of tho Vincent Ex- I tended Gold Dredging Company, Limited) a will offer for sale by publio auotion, at the above time and place: The above Company's Magnificent and Powerful Steam Dredge, with all tools, lines, gear, boats, etc., etc. 0 All in first-class working order. c A 1 Sl Also, Special Claim, consisting of one mile a of the Molyneux River, near Clyde. This sale offers speculators and others a golden opportunity of 6ecuring a powerful steam dredge and good claim at a reasonable cost. A considerable portion of the claim has not yet been tested. SIEVWRIGHT BROS, k 00., fl 1»" ' Auctioneer!, WEDNESDAY, 20th AUGUST, ] At 12.30 p.m. * ' At Rooms, High street. EXCELSIOR GOLD DREDGING COMPANY'S DREDGE and CLAIM, Molyneux River, near Ettriek. t QIEVWRIGHT BROS. & CO. 5 £3 (under instructions from the Excelsior ' J Gold Dredging Company, Limited) will offer ; for sale by public auction, at the above time and place: The above Company's Claim and modern powerful Steam Dredge, with £ull complement of boatß, gear, - 1 tools, wire lines, forge, tools, etc.; all nearly new. Pontoons 99ft 9in x 3\ft> x 7ft deep; a framing, Tasmaniau hardwood; plankitjg, tumbler frame, and gantry of kauri; engine 20 h.p. (by Marshall); boiler 21 li.p,, dredge type, internally fired, multitubular; Steam winch; double cylinder, 6 .barrels; engine horizontal, combined with winch; ladder, 66ft centres, to dredge 48ft, extension; ■ 40 buckets, 5 cubic feet capacity; Tangye's 12in centrifugal pump; surface condenser air pump; revolving screen; gold-saving tables; elevator, 74ft centres; boat, 22ft x ( 9ft x ,2ft Bin; boat, 16ft x 6ft 9in x 2ft; all accessary wire ropes for mooring, etc. ! n Tho above is in first-class working order. SIEVWRIGHT BROS. & CO., j 14an Auctioneers. p FRIDAY, 15th AUGUST, At 2 o'clock sharp. c Sale by Auction, under power of sale, of a Boots and Shoes, Drapery, Clothing, . etc., 12 pairs Field-glasses, 2 chests Tea, . Ladies' and Gents' Silver Watches, • Ladies' Gold Wateh, and 4 Gents' Waterproof Overcoats, 2 Tin Trunks, etc! ( rTAMES SAMSON t CO. have been instructed to soli by auc- , l tion, at their Rooms, Dowling street: • Drapery and clothing of every description, ] men's drawers, 4 dozen sox, 15 pairs sheets, s 19 pairs laco curtains. ■ Mosgiel blankets, white, quilts, prints, 'flannelette, men's t trousers, shirts, jackets, tins of tea; also, ; instructed by Mc6giel Band to sell balance of goods from recent bazaar. ' f Without reserve. 14au 1 SATURDAY, 16th AUGUST, ! At 2 o'clock. • Important Sale by Auction of Superior Parlour, Dining, Sitting, and Bedroom Furniture, Gent's New Raglan Bicyole, 2 Gents' Second-hand Bicycles . (equal to new), Massive Walnut Ironframe Piano, Bench Saw, Office Desk, Shacklock Range, Bft Extending Dining Table, Large Wardrobe, Hall Stand, Barrow, .Two-wheeled Gig, First-olass Four-wheeled Double Buggy (by Mark Sinclair), 14ft Pleasure Boat, etc. 'TAMES SAMSON & 00. " have received instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling 6treet,. Furniture, eto., including: Massive walnut piano, leather suite, tapestry suite, bookcase, mimJr sideboard,' Brussels and tapestry carpets, hearth and wool rugs, brass fenders, fire brasses, curtain poles and curtains, brass kerbs, whatnots, chiffonier, dining table, brass gong, dinner and tea. sots, cruets, vases, ! ornaments, pictures, marble and striking; clocks, e.p. ware, cutlery atid glassware, tapestry couches, Vienna, wicker, and rattan ' chairs, octagon and tea tables, arm and rocking chairs, walnut overmantel, hanging lamps, gasalier, Japanese vases, carpet squares, heavy linoleum, hall stand, double 1 and single brass bedsteads, spring, wire, and Hock mattresses, kapok beds, blankets, quilts, mirror wardrobe, superior duchesse pairs, fancy ware, 4 and 5-drawer chests, duchesse drawers and tables, marble and tile washstands, commode, looking glasses, tables, chairs, kitchen furniture, kitchen dresser, copper boiler, wringer, barrow, etc. 'Also, at 1.30, 12 canaries and cages. POSTPONEMENT. Tho SALE of PROPERTY at MANSFORD, Port Chalmors, advertised for 16th August Next, HAS BEEN POSTPONED (by request of the Mortgagor) to a date, to be hereafter arranged. JAMES SAMSON & CO. 13au THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 15th AUGUST, At 2 o'clock. In Upstairs Room, Manse street. Instructed by Mrs Blandford (who is giving tip housekeeping) and other Vendors. > MASSIVE WALNtT and RED PINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, EBONY PIANO (by Hermann Frankau), ROSEWOOD PIANO ,(by Clmllen and Hodgson). PARK, REYNOLDS, k 00. are instructed by Mrs Blandford and other vendors to sell by auction, as above: Ebony piano (Hermann Frankau), piano (Challen aad Hodgson), brass-rail fenders and brasses, Genoa and plush suite, walnut overwalnut whatnot, walnut 100 tablo, occasional chairs, massive ormolu clock, walnut octagonal acid occasional tables. Brussels carpets, oil paintings by L. W. Wilson, hand-painted firs sercsn, handsome Venetian mirror, carved tabids, artificial flowers a-id shadm', walnut cabinet, vases and ornaments, massive ,rcd pine sideboard with large mirror back, buffalo leather suite, telescopic extending table, chiffonier, linoleum, dinner service, bookcase, marble clock, Austrian rocker, oak book shelves, horsehair suite, graphophone, walnut organ (by Storey ami Clark), improved bimror sewi'ig machine, electA>plated liquor stand, large bronz.-d 3iall stand, carved marble bust and pedestal, 2 marble pedestals and ornaments, walnut hall clock, hall lamp, massive walnut 3-wing mirror door wardrobo acid bedroom suite, walnut and ash bedroom suite, mirror-door wardrobes, duchesse elicsts, toilet chests, double and single iron bedsteads and bedding, toilet ware, cane chairs, child's combination chair, kitchen dresser, tables, atul cooking utensils. Removed to Rooms for convenience of Bale. Now on view. 15au if A WAS II E H & O 0., • AUCTIONEERS, LAND, ESTATE, and INSURANCE ' AGENTS, HIGH STREET, ROSLYN, Beg to notify the General Public that their Premises are now Complete, aiid are now prepared to receive ALL? CLASSES of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for SALE, on Commission, at their Spacious Auction Rooms, High street, Roslyn. WEEKLY SALES of PROPERTIES and FURNITURE will be held. .WEDNESDAY, 20th AUGUST, 1902, ~ At 10 o'clock. At Burnsido Saleyards. SPECIAL SALE of BULLOCKS, SPAYED HEIFERS, D-VIRY COWS, YOUNG CATTLE, EWES IN LAMB, SPRING-CART HORSE, Etc., Etc. " ■TkONALD REID & CO. (LIMITED) have received instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the late Peter Murray, Otago Peninsula, to sell by auction, at the Burnside Saleyards, on the above date: ■ 14 two-year-old Bullocks 11 three-year-old spayed Heifers 9 Yearlings 1 superior daily Oow (just calved) 1 superior Heifer (springing) 31 very superior crossbrcd Ewes, fourtooth (in lamb) 1 Shropshire Ram, six-tooth 1 spring-cart Horse. NO RESERVE. 14au Notes on rural topics, by Agricu, weekly in the Otago Witness, de»lig with lubjects of current interest to law**?