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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14777, 9 March 1910, Page 8

BALES BY AUCTION. ". THURSDAY, 10th MARCH, At 2 o'clock. MONSTER- BALK BY AUCTION, AT ROOMS, HOWLING STREET. Walnut iron-frame piano 1 (beautiful indrument; equal to new), dining suite in saddlebags, largo extending dining tabic, walnut overmantel, Axininstor carpot, hearth and wool rugs, mirror-back sideboard, bookcase, tapestry and plush suite, brass kerbs ami brasses, heavy brass fenders, coal vases, ornaments, pictures, chiffonier, octagon and tea tables, crockery and crystal,, e.p. ware, cruets, inarblc and striking clocks, Vienna and rattan chairs, upholstered easy chairs, divan chair in saddlebags, tapestry and leather couches, pot stands and plants, hanging lamp, barometer, ..mirror .hallstond, carpet runner, .heavy double and single iron beds, wire and flock mattresses, kapok beds, blankets, quilts, curtain poles and curtains, handsome inlaid bedroom suite, superior, duehes-o pair, marble and tile washstands, ware, .commode,' large cheval glass duchesse pair, full-Scotch and toilet chests, duchesse drawers and tables, carpet squure, linoleum, tables, chairs, kitchen and cooking utensils, meat safe, dresser, improved Singer dropbead sowing machine, ladies' and gents' ,bieyclcs, grapliophoiic and records, barrow, ■ ladder, steps, wringer, etc., etc. JAMES SAMSON & . CO. have been favoured with instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowlinir street, a largo and assorted catalogue of Suporior Household Furniture, a» above. THURSDAY, 2 o'clock sharp. On view To-day and day of sale. raiDAY, lllli MARCIC At 12.30 sharp. • For Unreserved Sale by. Auction. FREEHOLD PROPERTY and DWELLING. ' Mcch.iuio street, North-East Valley. ■fTAMES SAMSON & CO. V have been favoured with instructions Jrom Mr Matthews, who has left the Dominion, to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Son-ling street. '■Sections 38 and 3i), Block 11, Mechanic street, St. John's Wcod, North-East Valley, on which is erected a 4-roomcd Dwelling. ' 'N.B.—The situation is ono of tho best in.the Valley, |ind a few pounds spent on the Dwelling would make it a cosy little home. A chanco for speculators. Must bo sold, TUESDAY,' 15th MARCH, 1910, At 2 o'clock. SPLENDID LITTLE FREEHOLD AND :•■ MODEL 4-ROOMKD DWELLING For Sale by Auction. . -', : At Rooms, Dowling- street. Small Deposit and Easy Terms of Pay- .,. Mont can bo arranged if required. • TAMES SAMSON & CO. V havo beon favoured with instructions from Mrs Goldsmidt to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street: Her freehold Property, a fino sunny section closo to Main road, situated Carr street, North-East Valley (opposite Presbyterian Church), together with splendid modem Dwelling of 4 rodms, steel ceilings, tilo grates, built-in wardrobes, bathroom, hot and cold water,' washhouse (tubs and boiler); all in the pink of order, and forming an ideal homo. This Property is situated closo io the Bowling Green, nice sunny position,, drained to sower, and situated in ono of the best streets in tho Valley. Must be sold. Do not fail to inspect. Get a bargain at your own price. THIS DAY, '■':■' WEDNESDAY, 9th INST., • . At half-past 2 o'clock. LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, PIANOS, Etc. TV M. SPUDDING *J* is instructcd to sell by auction, at his Rooms, This (Wednesday) Afternoon, at 2.50 o'clock: ' - • Massive imported oak sideboard, ornamental carved sideboard, dining and drawing room suite, old English bookcase, heavy extending dining table, iiallstand, Genoa velvet settee, fancy Genoa velvet chairs, large ovcrinantol, rattan chairs and settees, VALUABLE. GALLERY-TOP PIANO, 7-drawer sewing machine, solid brass bedsteads, ■■mahogany three-wing wardrobe, cedar and kauri Wardrobes, handsome olioval pair, duchesse dressing table, superior 'duchesse jwirs, choice Oriental carpets and rugs, full-Scotch cedar drawers, commode, child's chains, rockers, brass and copper-mounted fenders and kerb sets, bedding, blankets, sheets, curtains, plated and china ware, etc, etc. On View Upstairs Room. 7m ' FRIDAY, 11th INST., At 2 o'clock sharp. DM. ,SPED DIN (3 • is favoured with instructions from the Collector of lI.M. Customs to sell by auction, at his Rooms, on Friday first: INVOICE OF CONFISCATED FURS, Comprising,— NECKLETS, STOLES, AND MUFFS; in Russian sable, marten sable, grey fox, marmot,, opossum,' wolf, skunk, tarbagana, foxnline, Jiure, Thibet, etc., etc. On view filter 2on Thursday. 3m THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, oth MARCH, At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, Manso street. WAIKERI PARTY'S POWERFUL MOLYNEUX DREDGE (lata Matou); As sho lios on tho River near Muttontown Gully (between Alexandra and Clyde),' and closo to Railway. PARK, REYNOLDS (LIMITED! arc instructed to sell by auction: THAT POWERFUL BUCKET DREDGE known as, THE WAIKERI (late' Matau)Pontoons (100 ft, kauri ami bluegum), boiler (20 h.p., Marshall's), engine (16 h.8., Marshall's), ladder (72ft), buckets" (4ift), seroons (22ft, ■diameter sft), elevator (40ft), 12in centrifugal pump, winches (7-barrcl friction, Worm gear; driven by pair Marshall vertical engines), electric light plant (driven by pair vertical engines), air, pump, feed pump, condenser, etc., 2 boats, tools, gear, lines, spure buckets, links, bottom, tumbler, etc. A rare chance of securing a flue, powerful maohino. Can bo inspected at airy time. FRIDAY, lith MARCH, At 1 o'clock. On Premises,' Staliomuastor's House, Woitati. USEFUL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. •DARK, REYNOLDS (LIMITED) Jt aro instructed by Mr D. M'Konzic (who i 6 leaving Waitati) to sell by auction: Dining table. tablecovcr, sideboard, mahogany and Utrecht velvet couch, rattan chairs, Austrian chairs, linoleum, pictures, -curtains, clocks, vasos and' ornaments, fendors and irons, double brass-rail bedsteads, box mattresses and kapok mattresses, pillows, etc., hearthrug, oliild's cot and mattress, chest of drawers,. gipsy table, catpot square, kitchen tables, chairs, furniture and utensils, wringer, baths, buckets, and sundries. On view morning of sale. TUESDAY, 15th MARCH" At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, Manse street. PROPERTY SALE! PROPERTY SALE! ST. LEONARDS, BELLEKNOWES, THE GLEN. [DARK,. REYNOLDS (LIMITED) JL ■ are- instructed to sell by auction: 1. Mr W. H. Trimble's charming Property, Burkestown, St. Leonards; over J-acre, with fine House, 6 rooms, bathrodin, and all conveniences. 2. Scetior 85, Sv Leonards, ovor halfacre, near railway station. For practically unreserved' sale 3. Belleknowcs: Sections 1 and 2, Block X, comer of Foster and Roscbery streets, containing 1 rood 22 poles, with lovely outlook; charming House, 6 rooms, and all conveniences. 4. Glen road (penny section): Church Board Lease, 9 years to run; ground rent, i! 5 .per annum for li acres, two allotments of -which being sublet at £4 makes the net, ground rent £1 per annum; 4-roomed House and ecullerv, let at 9s 6d per week ' (No. 82). 9m .TtTANTED, THEATRICAL MANAGERS 'TT.and Others to know that the OUgc Daily Times undertakes the POSTING o; WOODCUTS (any size), STREAMERS POSTERS, and every description of Print in'g in th» most prominent petitions in tb< Oily en shortest aotict,