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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12447, 2 September 1902, Page 8

Saliss by Auction. ' WEDNESDAY, 3rd SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock. HOUSEHOLD FUKisISHINGS, PIANOS, SEWING aiACHNES,.Etc., Etc. . DM. SPBD DIN G • will soil on Wednesday First, at 2 o'clock: Two superior pianofortes, 3 high-class sewing machines, handsome overmantels, oblong and diamond-shaped wall mirrors, hall hat stands, Brussels carpet, fancy rattan chairs, library and bedroom chairs, fancy tables, whatnot's, footstools, child's combination chairs,' commodes, handsome brass-mounted bedsteads, wire mattresses, child's cot, braes and brass-mounted fenders, choice brass kerb sets (complete), fire brasses, pictures, hall clock, fancy timepieces, flower, and fruit Btands; table cutlery, e.p. spoons and forks, assortment of superior plated ware, < hiua. and glass ware, superior quality blankets, sheets, towels, linen tablecloths,; serviettes, toilet ware, table mangle, clothes wringers, fibre door mats, etc.. etc. Also, • . ... ■ A consignment of 12 pairs very choice Japanese vasce. On View from Tuesday in Upsteire ' Room. 1 91 * \ THIS DAY, ~~ *~ TUESDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER, • At. 2 o'clock. On Premises, No. 17 Hope street. GRAND PIANO {by Sohwwhten, full trichord' and overstrung), WALNUT GRAIND PIANO (by "Wilh. Bohm). rOARK, . REYNOLDS, & CO. jL < have received instructions from Mrs Dosweli (who is leaving Dunediu) to sell by auction, as above: • Her Household Furniture, consisting of— Walnut piano (by Bohm), walnut suite in tapestry, suite in tapestry and plush, braes-, railed;fendera and brasses, ashpans, red pine dining table, sideboard, piano stool, tapestry tablecover, linoleum, occasional tables, electro-plate, crystal, cutlery, china, oil paintings, polee and curtains, Austrian chairs, rattan, chairs, couch in haircloth, linen and nap'jry, double and single iron bedsteads, wire mattresses, flock mattresses, duohesse pairs, duchesse chests, chests drawers, wire ehakedowns and bedding, toilet ware, toilet' glass, kitchen, furniture, etc., etc. ■ 30au THIS DAY, ~~ ~ ; TUESDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock. Bale-by Auction of Superior Parlour, Dining, Sitting, and Bedroom Furniture, Walnut Piano, Sewing Machine, Gent'e Bicycle (Massey-Harris), Winchester ■ Repeating Magazine Rifle, 2-wheeled . Daisy Cart, Zealandia Range, Iron Tank, etc. TXAMES SAMSON &: 00. O have received instructions from the Owner to. sell by auction, at their Rooms, pDowling'street, Furniture, etc., including: Walnut piano (by Ohae. Begg and Co.), massive sideboard, extending dining table, chiffonier, Brussels carpets, hearth and wool rugs, brass and eteel-bar fenders, fire brasses, walnut; over- , mantel, Vienna, wicker, and rattan chairs, octagon and tea tables, brass kerbs, tapestry suite, 6 hair chairs, tapestry couche3, armchairs, hanging lamps, marble and striking olooke,. dinner and tea sets, cruets, vases,, ornaments, pictures, cutlery and glassware, ■whatnots, caroet squares, fancy dining-room ohaira, mirror hall stand, double and single iron bedsteads, spring, wire, and flock mattresses, kapok beds, blankets, quilts, mirror wardrobe, full-Scotch and toilet chests, duohesse drawers and tables, marble and tile'wash'stande, fancy ware, commode, looking glasses, duchesse pairs, 4- and ■β-drawer chests, table, chairs, linoleum, kitchen dree-, eers, kitchen furniture, copper boiler, wringer, and sundry furniture, etc., etc., etc " _r ~ ~ THIS DAY. TUESDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER,, 1902, At 1 o'clock sharp. ■.;;. > At Taieri Saleyards, Allaatoo. IMPORTANT "UNRESERVED CLEAR- ■ ING SALE of FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS, HORSES, tFARM IMPLEMENTS, DAIRY UTENSILS, Eta, Etc. If-VONALD REID & CO. (LIMITED) J-r have been instructed to sell,by publio auction, at the Taieri Saleyarde,'Allanton, on the above date, tlase whole of Mr A. MTDiannid's _. ... Superior Herd of Dairy Cows, Young Cattle, Horsesi and Fanning Implements (removed to Allanton Saleyardf for convenience of sale), and comprising^: 27 first-olase; dairy Cows . ~.■■. 24-. Steers aod young Cattl* : ~.■ \ ' , > 1 pure shorthorn Bull 3 Horses , •■•■:■ Ploughs, 1 drays, harrows, M'Oprmick binder, Massey-Harris grubber, do eeed-Bower, eprihg-cart harness, milkcans, shaft, dray, and plough har- ■ ' ness, and'sundries. ..■;••- ... No reserve. Also, at same time and place, will be offered: ■ :-■'■'■■■ Mr M'Diarmid's First-class FREEHOLD ■ FARM, about two miles from Outram Township, and containing 120 acres of the best cropping and r . grazing,land in the Taien District; divided into seven paddocks; , about one-half in English grass, bal&nco .ready for crop. The ; Farm has a grand, never-failing water supply; is entirely free from floods; 'dairy factory, school, post office,.church,,.etc.,'.all convenient. Aβ Mr M'Diarmid has decided to relinquish farming, everything .is being offered for positive sale. This offers a rare oT>nortunity of securing a really first-class Farm in one of the best parts of the Taieri. Terms at sale. ; .: REMEMBER!—SaIe at TAIERI SALEYARDS, ALLANTON, on TUESDAY, 2nd .September, 1902, at 1 o'clock. 27au THURSDAY. 4+h SEPTEMBER, 1902, At 11 o'clock sharp. ' . CLEARING SALE, at MIHIWAKA .or ~: x' '•' V DAIRY COWS. FARM IMPLEMENTS, FURNITURE, Etc., Etc., Etc. OTYONALD REID & CO: (LIMITED) JLM- ' have received instructions from the Owner to sell by auction, on the"Premises, lately occupied by Mr Thomas Walker (about threo milos from'Mihiwaka Railway Station), on Thursday, tho 4th September, a.tl 11 o'clock: •: 12 first-class dairy Cows ...... 3 Heifers, 2A years . 5 Calves - 1 epring-ciwt Horse. Spring-cart and harness, tip-dray, harrows, Planet Jr cultivator, roller, milk cans, buckets, and sundries. . 'Also, furniture (nearly now), comprising— Drawing room suite (complete) and a large quantity of dining, sitting, bedroom, and kitchen furniture. Terms at sale. Luncheon provided. SATURDAY, 6th SEPTEMBER, At 11.30 o'clock. At the Dunedin Horse Saleyards. SUPERIOR TEAM of DRAUGHT MARES and GELDINGS. HPTHRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. ■» » have received instructions, from Mr Walter Thurlow, of Cambrians, to soil by publio auction, at the above time and place : His Team of 9 first-class draught Horses (3 mares and 6 geldings), ages ranging from three to seven years; all 'thoroughly staunch. Also', his Waggon (in first-class order) and Harness. Mr Thurlow's team is reckoned to Dβ one of the best on the roads of Central Otago. Those in search of draught horses should not miss this opportunity, therefore, of purchasing their requirements. . . Is SATURDAY, 6th SEPTEMBER, , At 11.45 o'clock. • At the Dunodin Horse Savoyards. BROKEN and UNBROKEN DRAUGHT HORSES. . fKTTRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. it ( have received instructions from Mr John Sidey, Obrstorphino, Caversham, to soil by publio auction, at the above time and place: ■■. . 1 unbroken Filly, rising four years: 2 unbroken Colts, one rising four years, tho other rising three years; 1 bay Mare, hred by the lato Mr Peter Grant, Gowrie, West Taiori. The Filly and the two Colts were bred by Mr Sidey from tho Gowrie mare, and aro got by Lion King. They are first-olase animals, and aro a credit to their breeder. WADE'S WORM FIGS-th« Wonderful Wcnn Worriers—are always effective; lg boxes everywhere. . lap nnHE First Utility of frequent smd regular JL advertising consists in this:- There is at all times a large class of persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for' tho purchase of certain necessary articles, and are ready to be swayed »nd drawn towards any particular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield Bithojit hesitation to til* first who aek*.