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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13889, 29 April 1907, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. TUESDAY, 30th APRIL, At 2 o'clock. FANCY, GOODS,, TOYS, Etc., Etc. In Bankruptcy Estate of Waugli and Co. [|> M. SfIiDDIX C! JLft is'instructed to sell, at his Rooms, on Tuesday Next, at 2 o'clock: The Fancy Department in above Estate, consisting of—Clothes and hair brushes (in ebony and sliver), military brushes, placqucs, writing eases, desks, dressing oases, music? cases, toilet soaps, purses, pocket books, studs and links, photo frames, G.B. pipes, dressed dolls, i.r. balls, whips, post-cards, combs, fancy price tickets, and a largo quantity of general fancy goods and toys. Without reserve. 29ap WEDNESDAY, Bth MAY, ( At 12.30 o'clock. ' At Rooms, Princes street. ■ FREEHOLD PROPERTY, NELSON STREW, SOUTH DUNE DIN. . Investment Property. f A LEX. HA 11 111 S <k CO. are instructed to sell by auction, as above: , Section 3, Block XIX, Forbury Extension, with a frontage to Nelson street, of 47ft by 100 ft, with a modern 5-roomod Dwelling, hath, washhouse, and vinery; also a modern 4-roomcd Dwelling, washhouse, ctc. (house numbers 3 and 5). A splendid chance for a good investment, THIS DAY. MONDAY, 29tli APRIL, ' At 12 o'clock. _ At Rooms, Manse street. FREEHOLD and STABLES, Kensington, FREEHOLD and COTTAGE, Kensington, LEASEHOLD and BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, Kensington, FREEHOLD SECTIONS, Allandale, ' FARM (21 Acres) and BUILDINGS, Otjgo Peninsula. PARK, REYNOLDS, & CO., J- ! In conjunction with OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), aio instructed by Mr Allan Johnston (who is giving up contracting) to 801 l by auction, as above, All His Valuable Properties. Full particulars from the Auctioneers. Also, on TUESDAY, 30th APRIL, At 11 o'clock. On the Premises, South Kensington. CARRIER'S AND CONTRACTOR'S PLANT. ! ■ Wharf and tip drays, waggons and timber trucks, lorries, jankers, 23 , superior Horses, harness, etc., engine and boiler and quarry plant. DTAUO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ■; ( AgOOIAT IO N OF NEW ZEALAND In conjunction with PARK, REYNOLDS, & CO:, aro instructed, by Mr Allan Johnston (who is giving up contracting) to sell by auction, on Tuesday. April 30, at, 11 o'clock, on tho Premises, the Wliolo of his A'.iluable : Contracting and Carting Plant. . • ' Now- on view. ' llap , TUESDAY, SOt.i APRIL, At. 2 o'clock. On Iho Premi-es, Octaoron. ■ SURPLUS STOCK, and PLANT.' i,pARTC. _ REYNOLDS. & GO. * aro instructed by Messrs J. Robin ' nnd Co. fo sell, as above, Tho Surp| U6 Stock and Plant, comprising— Exhibition landau, gigs, dog and rustic carte, single and double buggies, portable forge, tyro-bender, improved boxing machine, spokes, bars, seats (6omo fully leather trimmed, with cushions and falls), spring cushions, silver dash rails, pole points (silvered), lamp glasses (assorted), phaeton and other bodies, < doublo bent heel roadster shafts, and a variety of coach-maker's requisites.' TUESDAY. 30th At' 2 o'clock 6harp. ' 3 ACRES : FREEHOLD. RAVENSBOURNE, FOR SALE RY AUCTION. ''JAMES SAMSON CO. W have rccoived instructions from Mrs A. G. George to soil by auction, at their Rooms, Bowling street. Pari of Section 56, Biock IX, Rothesay, Ravenebournc, containing 3 acres (moro or less), with outbuildings (hereon; large garden. ■\N.B.—The Property was formerly tfccupied and known as Jas. Lang's property, 1 the dwelling being lately destroyed by tiro. An ideal place for a. poultry farm. Full particulars from Mr C. E. Statham, solicitor ; or Auctioneers. 25a]) • > TUESDAY, 30th APRIL, At 2 o'clock. Sale by Auction of Parlour. Dining, Sitting, .and Bedroom FURNITURE—IIandsomo suite (9 pieces, in saddlebags), massive sidehoard, walnut iron-frame piano, bookcase, large walnut overmantel, 2 tapestry ami plush suites, superior brass kerb suites, leather suite, extending dining fable, dinner and tea sets, cruets, cutlery, glass ware, marble and striking clocks, arm and Vienna uliairti, fancy rattan chairs, Brussels and tapestry carpets, health and wool rugs, brass fenders, firo brasses, coal vases', hanging lamp, chiffonier, iapcetry and velvet couches, curtain poles and curtains, settco tuite, rosewood pianette, 10-stop organ, barometer, oil paintings, mirror hall stand, doublo and single ,11011 bedsteads, spring, wire, and flock mattresses, kapok beds, blankets, quilts, mirror, wardrobe, fullScotch and toilet chests, duchcsso drawers and tables, marble and 1 tile washstands, fancy ware, commode, 4-drawer chests, carpet squares, linoleum, tables, chairs, look-ing-glasses, handsomo duchesse pairs, heavy .brass bedstead? and bedding, kitchen dresser, copper boiler, wringer, ladder, barrow, gent's bicycle, fireproof safe, d.b.b.l. gun, riflo, perambulator, velvet suite, Saratoga trunk, canvas boat. TAMES SAMSON • & CO. ™ t have rcccivod- instructions to sell by auction, at their. Rooms, Dowling street, The. above lot of .Superior Household Furniture and EtFccts. TUESDAY, 30th APRIL, ' / 2 o'clock sharp, 29ap GIGANTIC FUITSALE FURS, FURS. FURS. fA i MORITZS'ON k 00. will sell at their Rooms on WEDNESDAY. Ist MAY, ' ' At 2 o'clock sharp, i Choice Collection of Furs from a wellknown and most reliable furrier, consisting Brown opossum and wallaby lugs, fox, wild cat, and opossum hearthrugs. opossum, shoulder capos, stoles, and opoosum, fox, and brown bear muffs, ■inutF bugs, foot muffs, specimen opossum, fox, and wallaby ' skins, purso bags, and many other weiul articles. All goods guaranteed fo wear, 27ap • THURSDAY and~FßlDAYr2nd and 3rd MAY, •At 1 o'clock sharp. U l ' I'APP K R k 00. 'OL» luivo received instructions from the Trustees in tho Estate of the late Mrs J. Smith, of Anderson's Bay, to sell by auction, at their Rooms, tho Queen's Warehouse. Moray place: 43 CASES of HOUSEHOLD and PERSONAL EFFECTS, consisting of— Grand piano (ebony frame, bv Kaps), escritoire, cedar find folding table.' Indian 'Japanese cobincts, ornaments and curios, vases, fruit stands, glass and china ware,, cutlery, forks, spoons and plated ware, blankets, quilts, bed and table linen, curtains, tablecloths, stair cloth, tiger, leopard, and opossum rugs, silks, dress materials, laces, clothing, cushions and fancy work, towels, shirting, carved wood work and materials, shells, emu eggs, bags, boxes, camp stools, medicine chest, bows, arrows, and archery materials, tennis set, field and opera glasses, photo stands and albums, pictures, engravings, and picture Jraines, lady's saddlo and bridle, walkinctticks, music, books, iargo bath, kitchen utensils, phaoton, etc., etc. Absolutely no reserve. Inspection WEDNESDAY, May 1, 10 to i 27ap THIS DAY, MONDAY. 29th APRIL, At 10 o'clock. GRAIN AND PRODUCE. &t the Otago Corn and Wool Exchange, Yogcl street. * JfVONALD REID k CO. (LIMITED) EH-* will sell as above: Oats, Wheat. Barley, Potatoes, OhafF. THIS DAY, MONDAY, 29th APRIL,. At 10.30 a.m. GRAIN AND PRODUCE SALE. At their Stores, Cumberland and Yogel streets. D ALGETY k CO (LIMITED) will tell by auction, at aVpte time; < SMb ii'iylt' Chaff, etc.