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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13288, 20 May 1905, Page 12

BAUEB EY AUCTION. THIfJ DAY, SATURDAY, 20th MAY, 1905, At 2 o'clock. i At Shamrock Auction • Rooms, Rattray ' street. ' FIRiEPROOF SAFE, 3-ROLLER iIANGLE, - | CEDAR WARDROBE, LEATHER SUITE, CHILD'S COT, PIANO (Broadwood and Sons). 1 fTI) M. iFE A' & 00. XJ>» have been favoured with instructions from a gentleman who is giving up house- ■ keeping to sell by auction, Fireproof safe, 3-roller mangle, cedar i wardrobe, leather suite, child's cot, piano (Broadwood and Sons), duchesse chests, t.b. wafihstands. di. bedsteads, single iron • 5 do, wire mattresses, flock and kapok bedding, wire stretchers, 3 sets bedroom ware, 1 Austrian, Canadian, and Vienna chairs, ' spring-seated colonial sofa, li.h. sofa, dinner set, k : tchen dresser, meat safe, offico desk, office table, Japanese furniture; alro, look- , ing glasses, blinds, carpets, fenders and ashpans, curtain poles, linoleums, oilcloth, et-air carpet, tapestry couch, washst&nds, ! dreeing tables, wire netting, invalid's couch, 2 filters, lot kitchen chairs, 4 deer heads (in plaster), about 2 dozen pictures, | 1 dining table, bone-cutter, etc., etc." MONDAY, sth JUNE, 1905, ' At 2 o'clock in the afternoon, 7 Under Conduct of tho Registrar of the Supremo Court. 1 SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT MARYHILL. I kT| M. Fli A k CO, j JL»i have received instructions to sell by ] publio auetion at their Rnoms in Rattray street, on tho abovo date, i All that Piece of Land situated in the Township of Maryhill, being Allotments 53, i 54, and 55, containing in all ono l'ood five and two-tenths t poles, together with Dwelling and 1 Outhouses, subject to Memorandum of Mortgage Registered Number 21,772. For further particulars apply to ' THE AUCTIONEERS, j Or to Messrs F. Z. & W. L. MOORE, 20my Solicitors. ■ * FRIDAY, 26th MAY, 1905, At 1130 o'clock 57* ACRES FREEHOLD FARM AT s WAJTAPEKA 1 nONALD REID & CO, (LIMITED) have lecened instructions fiom Mr i 3 S. Young, of Oivaka, to sell by auetion at lialelii'ha Saleyards on the above date— n All that Agricultiiutl Faim, being 1 Section 27. B'oek I, AVaiepa containing 57£ acies. The land has neaily all been cultivated. Low flat ridges, eisily worked, a fair water suppl- and grows good crops of ulieat, barley oats, and luinips. The land in in % good heait, and for neatly ?0 hps use 1 as a graainjr nin Theie is a g'od 4-rv>onv"'i llouo-j un tlw , Piupcrty, whiili is ivithin six and a-liall _ mitos of WniUpeka fipilwiv Sution. Full rjaUiculars ai-d term 1 at, r ale Notk —S.i'c at BaMutJij Silcvards THURSDAY, 25tli MVY, \t 11 30' a.m. slia.p. On the Piemis"-. Huptilnl- t'',iiiii, near f Bus'iev R.tih\av fjtdtion . CLEARING S \LE ? Of SUPKKHIK 111) 'J'i!HT IIOIM2S, DUUV COWS, hi.' SUNDIIJEi. rVM.'.RI'V i COMInSY (Ll.Mi'l *'1J) ' a'e lu-.'iiut ul Lj 'lis ,lolun lldlei.if I It i,-dali j i-t'Hi to sell 'n iuo'i n, o» \;.iv 25, at 11 3) cm t J e while of her Step); and hu'ei "iK iom- ! ' UK VUG!IT i;nj{ CS 1 bnv "\rjr« (.Ipunl b\ fu-viii Prinre; Sill l',l til '1 - >1 iprvU • |i,' 4 o ta! or 1 Sjri o!J liv M'Ccllum— 1 K'ldi Mure. 4vi'- old ln> "'l't'iilliiui— II (Iv i: tirtprj to ,f \'=. an 1 tIHM , ni' l„ 'V' 1,1 • ■ i'll i 1 t>.o '. ,'t ild n ''t h I'r'e u ir 1 rn.. v,H- 1 K.U 'n r- ,J,^l.ilo T.a'Mie 1 Fi lv f"nl liv Cl' I 'idd'e. flUtA' 1 bay M.ire h to 'addle, sinrie, and double hunps-; stinted to Sl'a rn°k; 7vis old 1 blac'i Cob; broken to saddle and hain"ss; syrs oid (Piince); pri7e>i t,ikcr COWS. 12 Cows el'-se to (irolil; all well-bred shorthorn cross 15 13 months and two-year-old Steel s and T-Tnifcis '■ 11 Cahes ! J.MPLE.MENTS. 1 faim diav and frame, 1 spring-ccrt (good oidci) 1 c'or-cart, 1 ph-.et'n, (new), 1 M'Corniick's lunger, 1 double furrow plough 'Reid and Gray), 1 drill pwigli, I lior?e line, iron gmbher nnd wntcr trolley. 1 wooden viler, 1 maueoid ami cirrot harrow. Fairbank's weiofhint; machine (4cwt), 1 set 4-leaved hairown 1 set disc harrrivs 1 set blocks and chain', 4 sets plourh chains, sets of swingle - trees for tluee and four hoises saddle itnd l"idl" 5. (ladv's), saddle and bridle (cent's: ' new). 1 cart saddle. 1 set leading chains, 3 sets collais harncs, and . winkeis, 2 leatlici head-slalls, 1 set " dog-cart harness, 1 set buggv har- " ne=s (new band-sewn) !t SUNDRIES 40 bags oats, 4 bags foul wheat 12 baos potatoes (dilfeient \arioties) 3 millc r cans, 2 churns, 3 casks, 2 "ale tilt's, ' milk dishes, 2 meat safes 60 fowls vvce, and carpenter's tools in good order, and sundries too numerous to mention. d — is On account of Mr.-, Miller and Mr D. i< Miller: k 1 Cambridge roller 1 set spung-cart harness (new) }. As Mis Miilcr has Leased her Farm, everyn thing is for Unrcscived Sale. y Luncheon proudeik 16my SATURDAY, 27th MAY, At 12 o'clock. At Dalgety's Stores, Jetty street, Dunedin. "1 HEAVY RIVER FLAT LAND IN THE ld TAIERI PLAIN. D ALGETY & COMPANY (LIMITED) are instructed by Messrs R. Craigie ie and Sons (Henley) to sell by auction, at it their Stores, Jetty street, Dunedin, on Saturday, 27th May, at 12 o'clock: „ Their HENLEY FARM, comprising 19 4 V acies of \ery rich agricultural land: 1 ono milo and a-half from Henley Railway Station, and two miles ■j from the school. 'J It is well fenced (principally live hedges) >0 and ditehod, and is splendidly adapted for dairying, cropping, or fattening stock. It '•j has never been over-cropped, and has yielded as high as 110 bushels of oats to the id Mte ' The Property is being sold to square ; s ' partnership aocounts, and is for bona fide c ; Ealc. ' ( limy SATURDAY, 27th" ' " At 2 o'clock. At Salerooms, Laurence. Unreserved Sale of FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. JOHN THOMPSON has received instructions from W. R. Pearson, Esq. (as Attorney for Thos. ,T. Scott), to sell by auction, at the abovo time and place: Lot I.—Freehold Sections 12, 24, 28, 55, 74, and 90, Block V, Tuapcka East, ) containing 285 acres 1 rood (moro n j or less), all subdivided and the ijg greater part wire-notted, with ll<3 ' Dwelling-house, "stablo," orchard, and about 25 acrcs growing crop turnips This property is well situated on the Main road between Lawiencc and Waitabuiia, with easy access to creamery, which should start operations in next spring. Lot 2.—Freehold Section 2b, Block VI, Tuapeka Easr, containing 100 acres of really first-class Jand, T- r—■ ®. Liberal terms can be arranged. r ' Full particulars can be had on application to " . 13my THE AUCTIONEER. i