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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15057, 2 February 1911, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. FIAN'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BUGGY HORSES, HARNESS, Etc., Etc., 22nd FEBRUARY, 1911. iW RICHARDS & CO., »■» • Auctioneers. 2f THURSDAY, 9th FEBRUARY, At 2.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. VALUABLE CITY LEASEHOLD, IN MORAY PLACE. EIEDLE & SCURR have received instructions from Mr Douglas Black to sell by auction, as abovo: All that Parcel of Land, being Part Section 10, Block XVI, Duncdin, having a frontage of 30ft to Moray place and! Bath street, by a depth of 142 ft, togother with a Brick Store thereon having a floor spaco cf 4600 ft. lease provides for a renewal at reTajuatioii. Mr Black is lotiring from business, and has placed the- Property in our hands for absolute sale. 2^ THIS DAY, "" THURSDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, At 2 o'clock sharp. SALE BY AUCTION. IN DOWNSTAIRS ROOMS. Removed to Rooms for Convenience of Salo. ; Modern Household Furnishings of Four Rooms. PIANETTE. ' MIRROR-BACK CHIFFONIER. , ■ FIVE BRUSSELS SQUARES. TANK'S SAFE. KODAK. •.. MAHOGANY DUCHESBE PAIR. DROP-HEAD OAK SINGER SEWING MACHINE. J" AMES SAMSON & CO. have been instructed to sell by auction a large catalogue, of Household Furniture, etc., including—Extending dining table, Vienna and wicker chairs, Chesterfield settee, rattan chairs and tables, pot stands, piano (by Phillips, Cambridge, London), tapestry and plush suite. Brussels squares, solid oak sideboard, crockory, crystal, china ware, e.p. ware, hJi couch, wood kerb, fender and brasses, bedroom suite, double and single iron beds, duehesso pair, marble and tile washstande, ware, linoleum, Feltham's croquet set, saw bench and saws, patent cash till, iron gates, copying press, Zenlandia rango, copper, circulator (complete), enamel sink, Avery counter scales, billiard cloth, leather cabin trunk, cream separator, churn, lady's cycle, Eadio coaster hub ct<!., etc. ; ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. If THURSDAY, 9th FEBRUARY, At 12.15 o'clock. .At Rooms, Lower Rattray street. VALUABLE SUBURBAN FREEHOLDS IN THE LEITII VALLEY. In tho Estate of the iate A. Mitchell. rpi-IJS PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, ESA: TATE, AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) will olfer for sale, at tho above time and place: • 1. Sections 10, 11, 12, 15, 14, Block I, Leithton, containing 1 acre 2 roods and 32.6 poles, with valuable quarry and water rights, fronting tlie Main Leitli Valley road (opposite the sawmills). 2. Part Closed Road, 476 R, Block X. The Property must be told to wind up the Estate. Plan at Robm6. 28ja THIS DAY. THURSDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, At 2 o'clock. At Premiees. No. 69 King Edward street (near St. Kilda Town Hall). CHOICE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Musselburgh. MODERN 6-ROOMED RESIDENCE, With Return Verandah. Also, COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS, MASSIVELY-CARVED MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD, SUPERIOR DINING ROOM SUITE IN SADDLEBAGS, , WALNUT OVERMANTELS, DINING TABLE (Bft), COSTLY INLAID WALNUT OCCASIONAL SUIT'S IN UTRECHT VELVET, HALL STAND (Mirror-back), HANDSOME CHEVAL BEDROOM SUITE. ALEX HARRIS & CO. haro received instructions from Mr A. Harvey (who has purchased the Wanaka Hotel, Pembroke) to sell by auction, a 6 above, Cromwell dining suite in saddlebags, massively carved mirror-back sideboard, carved walnut overmantels, Axminster carpets, Brussels square, brass kerbs, tile kerbs, brasses, coal vase, vases and ornaments, china and crystal, Bft extending dining table, upholstered wicker chairs, velvet pile table cover, pot plants, costly inlaid walnut occasional suite in Utrecht velvet, rattan chairs, wool hearthrug, walnut 100 table, flower pot stands, hall stand (with mirror-back), costly velvet hall curtains, Axminster runner linoleums, double brass-mounted Parisian bedstead and hanging:-, frtipcrior cheval bedroom suite, mirrordoor wardrobe, cheval dressing table, marble top washstand, toilet ware, spring rocker, double iron bedstead, wire and flock mattresses, duchosse chest, full-Scotch chest, toilet glass, kitchon dresser, spring colonial sofa, furniture and utensils, lawn mower, garden tools, wringer, Beeston Humber and Pearce ladies' free-wheel bicycles, gent's Rover free-wheel bicycle. Also, ' CHOICE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, being Section 9 and Part Section 10, Mus.Kcllv.irgh, with a frontage to King Edward street of 49ft 6in_by a depth of 150 ft, with a well-built Residence o[ 6 large rooms, with- return verandah, bath (hot and cold), pantry, souilerv, washhouse (copper and tubs, served with hot water), gas throughout, tiled grates and range. One of the finest residences in Musselburgh, and close to beaoh. 28ja FRIDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY, 1911, •At 12 o'clock prompt. On the Farm, near Round Hill. CLEARING SALE OF FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS. WEIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. ?V (LIMITED) have received instructions from M;-s„M. Craig to sail by auction, as a Dove, all her Live and Dead Stock, including:' 50 t.vo and four-iooth Ewes 150 f.m. E.ies, 26 Lambs 5 Cai'ry Cows, in full milk 12 head mixed Cattle ?. draught Marcs, 7yrs and 4yrs (stiw-ed to Baron Mitchell) 4 draugTic Geldings, from 4yrs up 3 hack Mares .. 2 buggy Marcs, with foals at foot, ana stinted to Goodwood Abdalish. Mai.sey-Hai'ris cultivator (new), M.H. cultivator (both have seed boxes), 3 (arm drays, d.f. plough (R. anu G.), 3-furrow plough (M.H.), swinj plough, hillside plough (new), scutfler. M.H. binder, R. and G. Mower, hcrsc-powcr and cr.alf cutter, field grubber, set M.il. discs (new), sledgo and frame, com crusher. *. and G. turnip barrow, double-seated express, set 4-!eaf tine harrows with trees, blocks and chains, 6 sets collars and hames, winkers, 3 sets leading harness, cart saddle and breeching, 6 sets plough chains, 20 pairs fowls, Crown cream separator, also various tools, posts, swingle trees, etc., etc. NOTE.—Train from Dunedin and South arrives at Round Hill at 11.30 a.m., and" leaves again at 4.20 p.m. As Mrs Craig has sold her farm, tho clearing sale is UNRESERVED. Outside Entries Invited. 21ja SATURDAY, 4th FEBRUARY, At 11.30 o'clock. At the Duncdin Horso Salcvards. SALE OF CONTRACTOR'S HORSES, PLANT, Etc. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, &. CO. (LIMITED) have received instructions to sell by auction, as above— Account Mr Jackson Purdie: 7 first-class draught Geldings 7 drays (2 biook-drays and 5 springdrays) 7 sets harness, coal stands, etc., etc. Account of various Vendors: 8 draught Mares and Geldings 6 spring-cart and harness Horses. N.B.—Owing to termination of contract, Mr Purdio's Horses and plant are for bona fide and positive sale. 2f 01' AGO WlTNESS.—Largest Country tit™lntion of any weekly in the Dominion. Found in every farmhouse in Otagu and louthlaml, and circulating largely in Can',«,..ury and northern rural districts, it offers iv.:\;u]od facilities for Advertising anythibi . ~...-.:•...! "i country readers.