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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13857, 21 March 1907, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION. FI!IDAT, 22ml MAUCfI, . At 2 o'clock, .4' A iid ion Ronnie, 28 Rolf ray street, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 2 PIANOS, 1 ORCANETTE. 9 PIIXJK KUITIC IN TAPESTRY (Real Walnut Frames). Cedar Chest (full-Scotch), Wcrtlicim Sewi'nt; Machine, 3 Office Tables, 2 Letterpresses. 1 Red Pine Wardrobe, ■ Handsome Duchcsse l'air (in walnut anil; maple), Lady's Rnglisli Free-wheel-Bicycle, Cent's Ditto, Brass-railed. Double Iron Ucd.-iio.ads Iron Ditto (single and double), Wovcn-wrre Mattresses, Kapok.mid Flock Bedding. 3 Child's Cots and Mattresses, Canadian, Vienna, Zcalandia', and Kitchen Chairs, MarblfMop Withstands, Tile Ditto, 3 Superior Sets "Ware, Kitchen Tables, Commode) Towel Hails. Fancy Fire Screens. Mirrors, Hull Stand, Kifdicir Qrtsaer, Couchcs, Colonial Sofa.. 2 Wheelbarrows, 2 Tea. ifets (40 pieces). DM. FE A 4; 00. | • have received instniGl ions io self as above. 21m TniS HAY, THURSDAY, 21st MARCH, . . At 12 o'clock. EL. MACAS-SEY & co.' • ltave received inslnictions to offer by auction, at their Rooms, 12 Rattray Street, as above: TWO 6-ROOMED HOUSES, ARTIIUII STREET. 4-ROOMED HOUSE, GLENROY- •' HOUSE INVESTMENT PROPERTIES, SOUTH DUN'EDIN. 1. Arthur street (near Duncan street),— Two splendid New Two-storeyed Houses, with every modern convenience. 2. Curr street (Glcnray).—Four-roomed verandah Houi;e; ( bath (h. and c,); nearly new; great bargain; terms. 3. Wesley street (late Duncan street., •South Duncdin).—Quarter-acre, Land, with three Houses 1 hereon containing 6, 4, and 3 rooms respectively; bringing in 25s week.' Don't, miss this. 20m FRIDAY, 22nd MARCH, At 2.30 o'clock. At Hall, Stock Exchange Chamber?, Princes .street. CHARMINC COLLECTION" OIL AND WATER-COLOURS, From the. Brush of , ' Mr U. W. CHRISTMAS. Now on Exhibition nt the Hall of the .Dimcdin Stock Exchange Buildings,. Princes street. DESCRIPTIVE EXAMPLES OF OUR BEAUTIFUL AND WONDERFUL SCENERY. ITiAMZ .JOSEPH and FOX CILAOIERS. MOUNT COOK FKOM GOVERNOR'S . BUSH. fDARK. REYNOLDS. k CO. '■»• are'instructed by M"r 3i. '\Y. Christmas to sell by auction, his SPLENDID COLLECTION. Now' being Inhibited at Stock Exchange Buildings, Princes street, And Comprising an Exhibition ot CHOICE SPECIMENS In, Oil and Water-colours. Now Open for Inspection, Full Printed Catalogues may bo obtained. These Pidures arc for ABSOLUTE SALE, Mi'.Christmas has decided to clear the whole, and so the sala is therefore virtually without reserve. This will be the Last Opportunity of Securing Jtaniplcs of this Artist's Work in Duncdin, as he returns iu .lime to the Old Country. 21ui THIS DAY. THURSDAY, 21st MARCH, At 2 o'clock. Sale by Auction ot Superior Parlour, Dining, Sit tint?, and Bedroom Furniture, Walnut Iron-frame Piano. Organ, Rnse- - wood Piano (by Collard and Collaxd}, Extending Dining Tabln, Improved Fivedrawer Singer Sewing Machine (equal to . new). Cents' Bicycles, etc. 'TAMES ' SAIISON _i) 00. W have boon favourtid with instruct ions to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street : Walnut , iron-frame piano, tapestry and ■plush suite, saddlebag auik\ bookcase. Brussels and tapestry carpets, hearth and wool rugs, brass fenders, lire brasses, coal vasts; ornaments, pictures, cutlery ami glassware, eliimnvuro, e.p. cruets, imirblo anil striking clocks, hanging lamps, chitfonier, mirror sideboard, Vienna and wicker chair.4. curtain poles and curtains, dining table, dinner and tea sets, barometer, brass kerbs, settee suite, octagon and lea tables, tapestry and leather couches, mirror hall stand, double 'and single iron bedsteads, spring, wire, and (loclc mattresses, kapok beds, blankets, quilts, curtains, mirror-door wardrobe, full- ' Scotch chests, duchcsse drawers, fancy ware, commode chair, carpel squares, hcailii and wool rugs, improved Singer sewing machine, looking glasses, dresser, Vienna, winker, and rattan chairs,.harmonium, walnut overmantel, heavy linoleums, steps, ladder, wheelbarrow, meat safe. hall stand, gents' bicycles, bookcase, cliill'onier, ndagnu tables, copper boiler, walnut suite, etc.. etc.. etc. ?.oin ' Al 2 oYliioli. >y. Order of Public Trustee, in ilie Estate of 11. O. Brandt, Deceased. , Sale by Auction of FREEHOLD PIiOPEUTV, HAY VIEW ItOAl), JAMES SAMSON & CO. have been favoured with iiislruciious from F. U. Morice, Esq.. District Agent Public Trustee, to sell by auction, at their Rooms. Dowling sired, all that Pared of Ijiind. containing 26.6 poles (more or less), lining Allotments 21, 23, and 24 on Plan cf Subdivision of Allotments 24- and 25, Ulock IX, in the Township of Snuili Duncdin, and being nil I lie Land comprised and ■described in Certificate of Title, volume 19, folio 288, and volume 52, folio 135, Duncdin Registry, with n small Dwelling and three stables and sheds thereon, with frontage to Pay View road ami to Aruey .street. A splendid situation, handy to City: a. good chance for builder or speculator. For absolute sale, to wind up estaie. lSm FRIDAY. 22nd MARCH, Al 1 o'clock sharp. In Deceased Estate. To Dealers, llawkers, and Wltoiu li May Concern. General Storekeeper's Stock. 'Ironmongery, Tools, Cutlery, Crystal, Crockery, and Garden Tools, Drapery, Clothing, Cold and Silver Jewellery. Pair Superior Field Classes, D.lS.li.L. dun. Fishing Rod, 3 Leather Gladstone Bags. Gentleman's Wardrobe of Fireproof Safe. Violin and Case, and tile Furniture of Four Rooms. Removed to Rooms .for Convenience of JAM E S SAM S0 X & CO. have been favoured with instructions to sell by auction, at tlseir Rooms, Dowling street: Gent's massive 18cl limiting lewr, heavy 15ct double albert, lady's goid watch _ and muff chain, gold and silver watches, gold Itangle, bracelets, gold brooches, heart pendants, and large lot of jewellery, gents' suits, overcoats, umbrellas, hoys' suite, oilskin coals, curtains, quilts, blankets, general drapery, men's, women's, and children's hoots, shoos, and slippers (all goad. new stock), wringers, ironmongery, enamel and tinware, tools, crockery, crystal, cutlery, garden took, spades, liaths, cooking utensils, brushware. 5 chests lea, ICO tins tea. Gentleman's Wardrobe of Clothing, Also, The Furniture of 4 Rooms (all good, useful ( Furniture). Nole Time Sale:: 1 o'clock sharp. Starting with Ironmongery. Crockery, and Furniture: then Jewellery 2 o'clock. '•A ROUND the fire one wintry night tliev 'ii. Fat drinking "KOZIK" TEA. yensible people. They choso the best. OTAGO DAILY TlilES AND WITNESS JOB PRINTING DEPARTMEN'T.Job Printing c{ 67ery description done with lieipstct. Mid jJ'tlio JjcTtcot Current Bitci,