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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13587, 8 May 1906, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAY, TUESDAY, Bth MAY,. At 2 o'clock. !At Premises, Castlo 6troct (near St. Andrew , , street). Under Bill of Sale. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WALNUT PIANO (Krumbach). 5A •. LEX, HARP. I S <fc CO. InL ore instructed to 6*ll by auction; te above; Piano (Krumbach), Improved Werthcim sowing machine, linoleum, couch,,, dining table, fendors, hearthrugs, Austrian' chairs, pictures, crockery and crystal, double and Binglo iron bedsteads, wire- mattresses, stretchers, dressing tables, toilet glasses, washstamls and ware, kitchen furniture, etc.. etc. Bmy THIS DAY, TUESDAY, Bill 1 MAY, At 2 o'clock. At Rooms, Mann street. . SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. WALNUT i SEMI-GRAND PIANO (Kirchnor, .Berlin). •TAPESTRY and PLUSH SETTEE SUITE, KAURI MIRROR-BAOK SIDEBOARD. DINING ROOM and BEDROOM FURNITURE. [DARK, REYNOLDS, & CO. it are inetructed to sell by auction: Household Furniture, including—Walnut I Bomi-grand piano (Kirohncr, Borim), piano stool, walnut overmantel, fenders and fire irons, 'Brussels carpet square, Axminste* hearthrugs, red pino bookcaso, kauri mirrorhack sideboard, red pine telescopic extending dining table, tapcetry and plush suite, Jiorsohair couch, Austrian chains, dinner Mid crockery ware, double and single iron foodateads, spring and wire mattresses, linoleum, washstands, toilet ware, red pine duobcMO toilet pair, toilet cheats, looking glasses, kitchen dressers and tables, gas cooking stove, 3-rollor mangle, fireproof safe. Also, punching ball, horizontal ladder, aUid quantity drew lengths and suit longths, t TUESDAY, 15th MAY, At 12 o'clock. ! 'At Rooms, Manso street. CHARMING RESIDENTIAL PRO. PERTY, KEW, CAVERSHAM (Nearly 10 Acres Freehold). Also, CONVENIENT UP-TO-DATE HOUSE Of SIX ROOMS, ST, CLAIR, tpARK, REYNOLDS, & CO. £*-«! are instructed by the Owner to sell by auction: KEW, CAVERSHAM. 1. Part Section 11, Ocean Beach Survey District, fronting Mtddloton road, Kow, containing 9a 3r 9p, charmingly laid-out and planted: native bush, artificial fish ponds, tennis lawn, garden, orchard, and good grass paddock. The RESIDENCE is of Brick on Stono foundations, containing 11 rooms, scullery, bathroom, wine cellar, dairy, slate roof, wide verandah (44ft x Bft 9in) and all in perfect order. In addition aro stable, coacbhouso, cow byro, and vinery. This is a chartningly-aituated Property, with a panoramic view, and at tho same timo thoroughly sheltered from prevailing winds. Also, ST. CLAIR. ST. CLAIR. Sections 41 and 42, Block I, St. Clair i(108ft 3in frontage to Albert street and 132 ft to Forbury road), together with splendid 6-roomed House, double bay windows, scullery, bathroom (hot and cold .water), wardrobes, linen cupboards, gas land water laid on, waahhouse with tubs and boilor, .orchard, drying green, and every modern convenience. Tho House is thoroughly well and substantially built, and has tho latest fittings thronghout. This is without exception the finest corner site in St Clair, and could conveniently ibo subdivided into three large sections. Cards to view obtainable upon application. For absolute sale. Also, On account Robert Laidlaw, Esq. (who is leaving Dnnedin), SECTIONS 30 and 31, BLOCK VL, ST. CLAIR, Corner Forbury road and Queen street, containing 1 rood 18.5 poles, Magnificent HOUSE of 11 Rooms, stone foundations, raillery, pantries, bathroom (hot and cold water), waitbhouse, and all outbuildings, asphalt yard, verandahs, balconies, capaoioira hall, largo lofty rooms, finished with heavy mouldings, cornices—a lovely site. A very large portion of tho purchase money can remain on mortgage. BRIGHTON. BRIGHTON. Half-aore, first property in Brighton township, with 6-roomed COTTAGE, boy's room, and hut with 2 bunks, garden, shrubbory, nicely-sheltered—a fine country Cottage. smy THIS DAY, TUESDAY, Bth MAY, At 2 o'clock. Important Sale by Auction of Superior Parlour, Dining, Sitting, and Bedroom Furniture, Walnut Iron-framo Piano, 3 Drawing Room Suites, 3 Gents' Bioycles, 2 Ladie«' Bicycles. Fireproof Siafe, etc. (TAMES SAMSON k CO. « have received instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street: Walnut iron-frame piano, piano stool, 'bookcase, mirror sideboard, Vienna, wicker, and rattan chairs, extending dining table] dinner and tea sets, orocta, vases, ornaments, pictures, cutlery, glassware, eliinawarc, marble and striking clocks, chiffonier, tapestry and plush suite, saddlebag suite, trass fenders, fire brasses, bra6s kerbs, Brussels and tapestry camera, hearth and .wool rugs, curtain poles aiid curtains, arm . chairs, settee suite, largo walnut overimanlcl, fancy chairs and tables, mirror hall stand, barometer, double and single iron bedsteads, spring, wire, and flock mattresses, kapok bods, blankets, quilts, mirror wardrobe, full-Scotch and toilet chests, duchesso drawers and tables, marblo end tilo washstand, fancy ware, commodo 4-draSrer chests, superior duehesee pairs, carpet squares, linoleum, Persian bedsteads, chairs, tables, looking-glasses, kitchen dresser, sofa, copper boiler, Singer sewing machine: 3 sents' bioyoles, mantelpieces, grates, ladder, barrow, manelc, emery wheel, and saw] etc, etc., etc. 7 my THIS DAY, TUESDAY, Bth INST., At. half-past 2 o'clock. To Grocers, Storekeepers, etc. fT|' M. SPED DI N G (*-'• is instructed to sell This Day (Tties--1 'day): 100 OASES FINE CURRANTS. 1 ton large grain sugar, 50 boxes houseJ»ld Boap, 10 cases pints cistor oil, 4 eases nutmegs, 2 cases perfumed soaps, etc. At samo time, 1 Samplo packages and oddments of Indian 1 and Ceylon teas in chests, half-chests, and s boxes, sultanas, dates, salmon, sardines, J soap powder, stove polish, table salt, corn- J flour, whisky, brandy, and wines (in case), 12 cases Chablis, cigars, cigarettes, etc., etc. Also, Secondhand safe, AverT scales, gold wales, Samson 6toro trollies store trucks, etc., etc. Without reserve. WEDNESDAY, 9th INST., - At half-past 2 o'clook. | CONTINUATION OF SALE. |Y M. SPED DI N G "-'• will continue the Sale of LONDON WAREHOUSE SAMPLES ™^&! n< £ day Afternoon, comprisingFANCY CLOCKS and TBIEPIECES BRONZE FIGURES and ORNAMENTS, 9™A and MAJOLICA WARE, ELECTROPLATED WARE, FANCY GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, TABLE and MANTEL ORNAMENTS FRAMED PICTURES, FRUIT and FLOWER STANDS, : RACE and MARINE GLASSES, ' And other Fancy Articles, in variety. Without reserve. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD FARM, TAIBRI DIBTRICT. TUESDAY, 15th MAY. 1905, At 12 o'clock sharp. ' T)ONALD REID *> CO. (LIMITED), ' *J •instructed by tho Trustee in the Jl .Estate of tho lato John Aikon, will sell dt auction, at the Otago Com and Wool Exchange, Dtmedin, on the above date c All that Yilnablo FREEHOLD ESTATE containing 524 acres of first-class j, Agricultural Land, being halves of „ Sections Nos. 1 and 2, Block X, 2 Ea6t Taicri District. = — r This very valuable Property is situate on - the District rood, and is within half a mile l of_ the North Tajcri Softool. Creamery, J railway,' etc, all close at band. As an agricultural or dairy farm it cannot be surpassed. For absolute sale. Terms at sale. fft. -■- ' .. " , ■—i OT. PUNCH t is the Most Pleasant Drink 2 jet introduced. Try it. O.T. ; is the Original Article. Be- / s«e,pf MtyticM, A