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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14431, 26 January 1909, Page 8

1 ' —«-*«"a«llll»llll iHMHfMMWNOMIMMint SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAY, TUESDAY, 2&l)i INST., At 2 o'clock. IMPORTANT TO SPECULATORS, MINING SYNDICATES, AND OTHERS. VALUABLE GREENSTONE MINE. T) M. S~P EDD IN 0 ■-L'* lias been instructed by Hie Liipiidalo'1o sell, at .liis Room*-, Princes street, Dun«<lii!, 'Otis Day (Tmwlay). 261 It insl., at. 2 o'clock: A Lease from his Majesty the King lo Ilio Milford Sound Greenstone t;oiiij>uny (Limited), being Survey Section, Block I, Mitre Peak District. Southland, containing about 200 acre*. Term for 10 years from Ist. January, 1903. On this leasehold is a valuable ''Tangiwai " mine, lifting the. rarest, form of Civcenstone— a kind much prized and sought after by (lie Maoris of New Zealand. The Mine has been partially opened, and the primitive, workings have yielded stone that realised £1300. Gilbert Mail-, Est]., Native Court • Judge, writes: "I certify that after 50 years' intimate acquaintance with the Maori profile, the specimens of Tangiwai shown me are the linest and most valuable I have seen. The Stono is literally of the first water, and would 1 am sure meet with a very ready sale." Full particulars on application lo THURSDAY. 28lh INST." At half-past 2 o'clock, DM. SPED DI N G • will sell, at Rooms, on Thursday ilirsl, A Consignment, ex Arawa, of very Choice Carpets and Hugs of Hie newest colours and styles; also Douse Furnishings, Kapory, etc., consisting of: SUPERB BORDERED AXMINSTEII and WILTON PILE CARPETS, HALL, SOFA, and HEARTH RUGS, MASSIVE ■ALL-BRASS and FANCY BEDSTEADS, FANCY and ALL-BRASS FENDERS. Also, Finest pure wool serge blankets, unitorclind {will sheets, Irish linen tablecloths arid serviettes, choice Nottingham lace, curtains in ecru and while, bath and bedroom towels, Inrgo Mareellti bed quills, and samples of folding drawing-room chairs (in rosewood), Indian rattan chairs and lounges, 2 massive carved overmantels, etc, malum: » show WELL WORTH INSPECTION. TIIIS DAY, TUESDAY, 26th JANUARY, At 12.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. CHOICE FREEHOLD SECTION, Princes street, SALES, HARRIS (fc CO. Jt\. have received instructions from Mr OUivior (who lias left Dunedin) lo sell, as above: Section 19, Block XI, Princes street, Musselburgh, containing 23.23 poles (morn or less). A splendid building sile, and will be sold to the highest bidder. 16ja " this day; TUESDAY, 26th JANUARY, , At 12.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. VALUABLE CITY FREEHOLD PROPERTY, MANOR STREET. CHOICE FREEHOLD, MUSSELBURGH. {A LEX. HARRIS & CO. li*- have received instructions from Mr S. P. Leith (who is leaving Dimcdin to lake over tlio Railway Hotel, Invcrcargill) to sell as above: 1. Part. Section 2, Block XLVf, Dunediu, with a frontage lo Manor slreet of 43.94 links by 137.51 links, together with a mibstantial brick Building, at present used ns livery stables, but suitable also for store, factory, or gymnasium. 2. Pari, of Allotments 18 and 19, Block XII, corner of Bowen and Korinuiiby streets, Musselburgh, area 30.7 poles, with a frontage lo Bowen slreet of 87.6 links, by ii depth of 219.5 links, together with a modern 5-roomed Dwelling; bath; washhauso; 4-stntlcd stable and loft, two iooseboxes, and two carriage sheds. A splendid chance for a carter or coal merchant, wishing to start in this locality. As Mr Leith leaves Dunedin at the eiid of tho month, no reasonable offer will ho rofused for the above valuable Properties. THE BUILDINGS consist of Double-storey Corner Shop and Dwelling of 6 rooms, kitchen (Champion range), scullery, washhouse (copper and tubs). Lot at 20b nor week. ANOTHER DWELLING of 6 rooms and kit.hen and scullery adjoins, and brings in 12s per iweck. This Properly is well worth inspecting, lying, as it docs, close to Wliarf, Railway Station, and centre of the town. It is -situated in one of tho most advancing portions of Dunedin, and will prove a good investment. It is for absolute sale. THIS DAY~ TUESDAY, 26th JANUARY, At 2 o'clock. On Premises, No. 152 Eglinton road (behind Southern Cemetery). HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HANDSOME MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD. Extending Dining Tabic, Easy Chairs, Mirror-door Wardrobe, Brass-rail Bedstead, BEDROOM and KITCHEN FURNITURE. r A LE X II ARIt I S & C 0., -t*. under instructions from Mrs Skinner (who is giving up housekeeping), will sell, as above: Handsome mirror-back sideboard, fender and irons, wicker chairs, tapestry couch, extending dining table (2 leaves), horsehair chairs, Sutherland table, Brussels carpet, octagonal tables, easy chairs in leather, lace curtains, oil boater, spring rocker, linoleum, jardiniere siand, mirror-door wardrobe, brass-rail beds'ead, wire and (lock mattresses, washsltinds and ware, cedar chest, bamboo table, bookshelves, pictures, Austrian chairs, toilet glasses, I ape-try curtains, folding chair, umbrella stand, hearthrugs, lamps, kitchen dresser, dinner ware, lawn mower, wringer, kauri wardrobe front, fre.nics, jars, kitchen utensils, home-made jams, pot plants, bird cage, etc. 26ja *""~*~~ THIS DAY, TUESDAY, 26ih JANUARY, 2 o'clock. Silo bv Auction at Rooms, Bowling street. HIGH-CLASS PARLOUR. SITTING, DINING, and BEDROOM FURNITURE, Massive UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (bv Tannhauser, Berlin), UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (as good as new, bv Ltngendorlf), ■WALNUT PIANO (bv Lymvood. 'London), Massive sft SIDEBOARD, Bft EXTENDING TABLE, Massive. INLAID BEDROOM • SUITE. Handsome- MIRROR - BACK HALL STAND, 3 FANCY SUITES, LADIES' and CENTS' BICYCLES, PJ.R.B.L. GUN. ITAMES SAMSON & CO. M have been favoured with insi run ions to sell by auction, iit iheir Iluoms, Dowliug street— 3 first-class pianos (all guaranteed in good order), 3 fancy suites, extending dining •table, massive sideboard, Axiniustcr carpets, Brussels and tapestry carpets, superior brass kerb, skin rugs, canopy sideboard, liuned-oak sideboard, Vienna, wicker, and rattan chairs, octagon and tea tables, ghus , and china ware, e.p. ware, marble and striking clocks, fancy chairs and tables, . tapestry and leather couches, settee unite, ' barometer, silver-mounted carvers, pot- , stands and pots, e.liill'onior, mirror-back hall ' stand, double and single iron bedsteads, ' spring, wire, and Hook m;U treses, kapok Ixxls, blankets, quilts, curtain poles and curtains, inlaid duchcfSe pair, inlaid wardrobe, dnchesse drawers and tables, marble and tile washstands, fancy ware, commode, carpet square, linoleums, haudsouio mirror wardrobe, clieval glass pair, full-Scotch chest, kitchen dresser, meat safe, ladder, barrow, steps, tables, chairs, d.b.b.l. gun, go-cart, ladies' and gents' bicycles, f.p. safe, , cooking stove, etc., etc, 25ja ' SATURDAY, 30th JANUARY, At 11.30 o'clock. At the Dunedin Horse Saleyartls. CLYDESDALE SIRE. ' WRIGHT, STEPHENSON. & CO. , ! (LIMITED) have received instruc- ! tions to by auction, as above, on * Kcount of Mr .1. M. Taylor l.Mabel Bush)— The well-known Clydesdale, Sire Kilmarnock, sire Reformer, dam Nettie, grand-dam Bonnio Maggie, by Young Banker (imp.) 2&j'a QC 0 T LAND FO R EVE R: Or so long as GOLDEN SHRED MAR- '<■ JIALADE i 6 manufactured there by JAMBS ROBERTSON k SONS (LTD.). * Insurable in Tjflg «d Pftteui-tpjj Jars. t :