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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14000, 5 September 1907, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION. ■' THIS DAY, THURSDAY, sth SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock. Sale by Auction of Superior Parlour, Dining, Sitting, and Bedroom Furniture, Walnut Iron-framo Piano' (by Henry Sims, London), Organ, 4 Fancy, Suites, 3 Largo Walnut Overmantel, Handsomo E Sidoboard, Ladies' and Gents' Bicycles. JAMISS 'SAMSON . & CO.' havo received instructions to sell by d auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street: i, "Walnut iron-frame piano, Chesterfield f, settee (in saddlebags), tapestry.and plush >, suite, velvet suite, Bffc extending dining i, tabic, walnut overmantel, superior sideV board, bookcase, brass kerbs, octagon' and S tea_ tables, _ Vienna, wicker, and' ratlan Y chairs, tapestry and plush couches, armchairs, Brussels and tapestry carpets, hearth J and wool nigs, brass fenders, fire brasses, coal, vases,'ornaments, pictures, cutlery arid glassware, chinaware, marble and striking ; clocks, upholstered chairs, largo carpet (15 t x 13.6), sotfee suite, fancy tables and chairs, barometer, mirror hall stand, double and singlo iron bedsteads, spring, wire, and llock mattrcascs, kapok beds, blankets,; quilts, mirror wardrobe, full- ■»' Scotch and toilet chests, dtichcsso drawers and tables, marble and tilo washstands, fancy_ ware; commode, 4-<h'a\vor chests, superior duchesso pairs, inlaid bedroom suite, tables, chairs, looking glasses, kitchen dresser, meat 6afe, copper boiler, wringer, - Singer sowing machine, ladies' and gents' •bicycles, go-cart, 'barrow. ■ Also (removed to Rooms for convenience), tho Furniture of 5 'rooms, -equal to now. ■ No' reserve. 4 3 : SATURDAY, 7tli SEPTEMBER,, ' - - 1 o'clock. I ISAACS'S QUARTERLY SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES 5 From tho " Union" Pawn Office, Royal 5 ' Arcade. t ' J.AMES SAMSON & CO. ' havo received ■ instructions from tho ! Manager of tho Union Pawn Office, Royal • Arcade, to 6e]l by public auction, at their , Rooms,' Dowling street, ' Tho following list of valuable Unrer deemod Pledges—viz.: i 1905.—May 2nd, 1862, 6.1 i! lever. Juno : 2nd, 2283, a.li. geneva, - chain, and earrings; 10th, 2381, gold pin; 28th, 2659, band ring. July 27th, 2926,2 brooches; . 19th, 2974, gold chain ajid broooh; 1 i 29t1i, \ 3142, • fishing rod and reel. ' August, sth, 3243, fishing rod and, reel; ' 12th, 3329, medicine chest; 14th, 3345, . , 6.h. lover. . ' 1906.—Jnoiiary 13th, 160, rig. watch; 29th, [ 366, r.g. watch, gold chain, and shark's tooth; 30th, 382; s.h. Waltham and chain. February - 17th, 607, s.h. lover; ,24th, 729, band ring,. March, 2nd, 810, ' microscope; Bth, 895, gem ring;; 22nd, 1125, geneva. April 9th, 1382, ah. 1 Rotherham. Juno 13th, 2288, gold o.f, lever, silver chain, and pendant. July 24th, 2913, greenstone heart; 3098, over- • coat. August 16th, 3287, opera, glasses and gold jbanglc; 9th, 3348, ring; 24th, " , 3424, band ring. September" let, 3534, , revolver; 12th, 3678, writing case and Masonic jewel; 15th, 3719, gold studs; 3923, band ring. October 4th, 3935, .• gold' gene.va; 9th; 4002, brooch; 4041, s.h. lover; 16th, 4106, gold geneva; ... 18th, 4139,,c0at and vest; 19th, 4156, silvor lever and chain; 23rd, 4i99, lover; 25th, .4229, lever and chain; 37th, 4250, 2 coats and vests; 29th, 4267, lever and chain; 4268, geneva and chain, .3 gem rings, 2 gold brooches, and necklet and locket. November Stlf, . 4343, gorieva; 4345, sextant and , book; 6th, 4355, cornet and case; 4359, wedding ring; 4363, ribbon guard; 4365, glazier's diamond; 7th, 4371, ring; Bth, 4384, gladstono bag;-4391., lover; 4404, geneva; 10th, 4425, fishing tackle; 4426, lever; 4428,' l:evless ; lever; 13th, • 4448, band ring; 14th,"4470, ring; 19th, 4532, gein ring; 4544, band ring; 21st, 4565, diamond ring; 22nd, 458 i, ring; 23rd, 4586, gladstono bag; 24th, 4604, v greenstone heart; 4606, -silver chain, sovereign case, and pendant; 27th. 4643, pearl pin; 29th, 4665, gem ring; 30lli, 4675, gold lever; <677, 2 gold . rings; 4682,, band ring; '50th, 4683, silver Rotherham. December 4th, 4723, gennva; 4738, opal pin; Bth, 4779, 'watch and silver chain{ 479", gold chains and coins; 10th, 4796, r.g. watch; 4798, gold heart; 11th, 4810, gold oliain and ring; 12th. 4836, ring; 13th, 4842; lever; 17th, 4886, spoons and watcli; 4890, -ribbon guard; 18th, 4917, silver lever'and chain; 20th, 4932, greenstone broooh; 21st, 4940, ribbon petard; 24th, 4976, silver lever; 4979, Keeper ring; 4985. band ring; 27th. , 5005, gem ring; 28th, 5011, rifle; 5016, Singer sewing. machine ; 5022, ring; 29th, 5033, gold geneva; 5051, Win-chester-rifle; >5055, wedding ring; 31st, 5075, silver watch; 5084, silver lever; 5C89, ring. • 1907.—January 3rd, 6, accordion; 4th, 26, Winchester rifle; sth, 55, gold chain; 60, opal ring;. 7th, 70, wedding ring and keeper; 73, ring; Bth, 88, 2 g.m. brooches; 92, scales and glazier's diamond; 12th, 135, cornet and ease;, 149, keyless Waltham j, 15th, 174. opal pin-arid ring; 17th, 201. gold pin and 2 tusks; 18th, 215, gold geneva; 19th. 243, 2 brushes and revolver; 244,' revolver; 256, ribbon Ruard; ' 21st, 257. gem ring; ; 259, wedding . ring: 260,' silver Waltham and chain; 22nd, 264. diamond ring; 272, overcoat and blanket; 273, medal and pendant;'2B3, gold- geneva and field glasses; 24th, 303, Rold brooch and ring; 25th, 310; g.h. Waltham; 26th, 332, knife, fork, and steel (in case); 28th. 358. 2 rings; 29th, 378, gem ring; 30th, 389, writing desk; 31st, 409, Waltham; 413, diamond ring. February Ist, 429. rinjr;' 4th, 449, brief bag. March 16th. 943, coat, vest, and shoes; 22nd, 1005, suit of clothes. April Bth. 1254. suit. Also, 250 lots that do not require to bo advertised, consisting of jewellery and clothing of every. description, carpenters' tools, musical instruments, etc.. etc. 5s FRIDAY, 13th SEPTEMBER, ' At 12 o'clock. " On the Promises, near Dunback. SALE OF LEASE IN PERPETUITY And .CLEARING SALE. Th ALGETY COMPANY (LIMITED) aro instructed by Mits M. M'Lennan to soil by auction, on the Farm, near Dunback, on Friday, 13th September, Her Lcaio in Perpetuity of 52 Acres, ■togother with buildings thoreon, two miles from Dunback Railway Station. Well watered; divided into throe paddocks; 30 acre.; young grass, 2 acres in Capo barley. Four-roomed House, dairy, piggery, and fowlhouee. Also, 13 Cows, cloeo to profit; all young and carefully selected 8 young Cattle 1 shorthorn Bull 1 spring-enrt Marc, 5 years Spring-cart and harness, milk cans and . dairy utensils, chaJYcuttor, ' wheelbarrow, furnituro, ■ poultry, and sundries. l . onbido entries invited. 5s SATURDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER, At 11.30 a.m. Otago Farmers' Iflirso Bazaar. OTAGO FARMERS' 00-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) will hold their Weekly Horse Sale as above— For Mr W. Summers (Pukerati): Pui'fl Clydesdale 5-ycur-old Mare, sired by Wallace (imported), dam by Lord Lyon. For Mr Arthur M. Byrne: Handsome chestnut dog-cart Mare, harness, ajid hooded gig; a splendid turnout. For various Clients: "S cart Mares and Geldings 4 light harness Horses. L. .MACLEAN, '59 1 Auctioneer. THURSDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER, 19077 1 o'clock. At tho Otago Farmers' Horse Bazaar. rE OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERA- 1 TITO ASSOCIATION OF I\EW ZEALAND (LIMITED) aro instructed by Cbo Trustee in tho Assigned Estate of R. ; Anderson and Co. to offer for unreserved sale: The GLENPARK ELOURMILLS, situated near Palmerston South, together with about 4 nercs land, water racc, and all buildings and machinery. Also; the NASEBY FLOURMILL, together with Dwelling House and other buildings and I about 4 acres of land. Also the Goodwill Of the Lease of the Flour and Oatmeal ' Mill at Rough ltidge. This lease has about ■ <' Ten years to run.—For further particulars 1 1 W I JI . . AUCTIONEERS,, '