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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13209, 16 February 1905, Page 12

SALES BV AUCTION. THJS DAY, THURSDAY, 16th FEBRUARY, At half-past 1 o'clock. tialc by Auction, oil tho Premises, King street, Mosgiel (closo to Railway ; Station). FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, N SUBSTANTIAL DWELLING of 9 Rooms, . 5-ROOMED VERANDAH COTTAGE ' and BATHROOM, BUILDING SITE, PARLOUR, DINING, SITTING, and BEDRROM FURNITURE, WALNUT ORGAN (a First-class Instrument). HEARSE, with Double Set Plumes, in good order. Set of Double Harness for same. Two-wltecled Trap, quiet Pony, Set' Harness, Cow (in full milk), Stack Hay, Grubber, Washing Machine, Mangle, Garden Tools, Fowls, etc, JAMES SA M SON & ' 0.0. have been favoured with instructions from Mr James Fowler to sell by auction, is above, bis Freehold Property, Household Furniture, etc. . Lot 1. All that parcel of Land being part Section 1, Block 111, on tho record map of East Taieri, containing 2 roods (more or less), and being Sections 5 and 6, Block 11, in the Private Township of Mosgiel, fronting King street. 200 lints, by a depth of 250 links, having a first-class Revenue of S rooms thoreoD, with every convenience j 'table, buggy-house, iron gates, livo fences, X'aufifully laid-out garden and orchard- in fplendid order, and closo to the Railway Station. Lot 2. All that parcel of Land being pare section 1, Block 111, on the record map of the East Taieri District, containing by admeasurement 1 rood (more or lcls); and oeing Section 21, Block 11, on the map of tho Private Township of Mosgiel, fronting Queen street, with a mce 5-roomed verandah Cottage, bathroom, scullery, storeroom, and outbuildings thereon; securely fenced. 3. All that parcel of Land being part Section 1, Block 111, on the record map oi East Taieri District, containing 1 rood (more or less), and being Section 22, Block 11, on the map of the Private Township of Mosgiel, fronting Queen street, adjoining Lot 2, and a very good'building site. The Furniture consists of first-class organ !by George Hood, Boston), organ stool, chiffonier, dining table, dinner and tea sets, crockery and crystal, lamps, sideboard, curtain poles and curtains, striking clocks, Vienna and wicker chairs, fentlers and irons, carpets, linoleum. Singer sewing machine, . pictures, bedsteads and bedding, full-Scotch chests, washst-ands, ware, 4-drawer chests, round table; chairs, tables, looking glasses, kitchen and cooking utensils, dairy utensils, garden scat, wheelbarrow, and 101 articles too numerous to mention. N.B.— I The Auctioneers wish to draw special attention to this Sale, as Mr Fowler is determined to sell everything. The Pro-', perties are well situated, in first-class order, nnd well,"worthy the inspection'-of intending purchasers, especially as opportunities of securing properties of such a class in this somewhat exclusive township aro rapidly becoming- rare. Terms can be arranged. •Full .particulars from A. A. FINCH. Solicitor, ; Dowling street; Or THE AUCTIONEERS. THIS DAY, THURSDAY, 16th FEBRUARY, At 3 o'clock. FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT MOSGIEL. In the Estate of late R. S. Murray. „ TAMES 'SAMSON h CO have been favoured with instructions from the Trustees in the above Estate to sell, at Mosgiel, by auction: Superior 4-roomed Dwelling-house, verandah, register grates, built-in copper, fruit And vegetable garden, i section. Must bo sold to wind up tho Estate. Particulars from the Auctioneer at Mr Fowler's Sale to-morrow. 16f THIS DAY,. ~ THURSDAY, 16th INST., At half-past 2 o'clock. To Persons Furnishing. PIANOS, ORGANS, SEWING JLAGHINES. and GENERAL HOUSEHOLD REQUIREMENTS. nr\ M. SPED DIN G ML?# will Sell on Thursday First: Several valuable pianofortes and organs," massive saddlebag and real leather suites, handsome carved sideboard, old English bookcase, extending dining table, walnut and oak overmantels, rattan couches and chairs, 2 very superior sewing machines, handsomo bedroom furniture, all-brass and fancy bedsteads, heavy velvet pile and Brussels carlets.' chenille and fanoy lace window curtains, Persian, Axminister, and skin rugs, and lquares, bedroom and sitting room chairs, fancy tables, invalid's bed tables, brass - fender and kerb sets, Irish linen tablecloths and serviettes, superior table cutlery and plated ware, plated tea services, table ornaments, lawn mower, table mangle, etc., etc. On Yiew Upstairs Room, .FRIDAY, 17th FEBRUARY, 1905. At tho Saleyards, Balclutha. In the Bankrupt Estate of 'William Bannerman. |T\ONALD REID & CO. (LIMITED), i 'Ms instructed by the Official Assignee in i Bankruptcy, will sell by auction, at the i ShlcvartJs, Balclutha, on Friday, the 17th i February, 1905, immediately after the stock s All" the PROPERTY and EFFECTS in i tho Estate of 'William Bannerman, includ- < Jig: '. 1 8 working Bullocks 1 Waggon, sulky, chaff, barb wire, officefurniture, etc., etc., etc. s • ' No reserve. Terms cash. J '- DONALD KEID &CO (LTD.), ( 7f ' Auctioneers. | WEDNESDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY* ; At Middlemarch. t mHE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND ! i A AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED) . ■will hold a STOCK SALE at their Yards,on above date. Present Entries: -. 300 crossbred Ewes ( 300. crossbred Lamte 120 crossbred Lambs 100 crossbred E\ve3 30 crossbred Wethers ; j 13 halfbred Rams j 33 head mixed Cattlo,, • j — 1 •Entries received up to time of starting sale. THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO. (LIMITED); llf Dunedin. WEDNESDAY, Ist MARCH, 1905, At 12 o'clock; • - In Athenaeum Hall, Oamaru. ' ' ' * £ - 5 COAL, MANGANESE, and LIMESTONE. ■To Speculators and Others. ' mHE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND i- AGENCY COMPANY OF HEWZEALAND (LIMITED), Oamaru, liavo received instructions from Mr John AYeld (Hampden) to offer by public auction, His FREEHOLD FARM, containing 1526 acres good' Agricultural- and Pastoral Land, suitably subdivided. The Property is situated near . the. main railway line, and distanced about one 'mile, * from Hillgrove Railway Station and three miles from Hampden by good road. Tho land is excellent for sheep-farming, and stock c thrive remarkably well on the place. -- The n buildings consist of Dwelling of 7 rooms, - stable, barn, cowshed, woolshed, men's hut', eheepyards. etc. There are good deposits of coal, manganese, and limestone on tho Property. v • Easy terms can be arranged. For full particulars apply to Mr JOHN WELD, on the Farm; or to the Auctioneers. • W. H. HOSE, Manager; 6f JOHN BEWS, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. •WEDNESDAY, Ist 3LVRCH. CLEARING SALE.at WAIWERA PARK, a . Near Clinton. . • ■. ' ' " .— / - , T(HE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND 5 1 -AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED) d lave Received-instructions to hold a Clearing f Dale, at the above Jime and place, of?;. < - SHEEP. P CATTLE. • .? ■ HORSES. . .... , " FURNITURE. , ' • ■ Full particulars in future issues. • 16f rpEAL - BOOT~BAR^TINS.-^Ladies'' ICid XL Shoes, 3s 3d; American Balmorals, 5s lid; American Shoes, 4s lid.—Simon Bros., J George'street, " ' '. -llf E