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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15098, 22 March 1911, Page 12

SALEB DY AUCTION. ' TO-DAY {WEDNESDAY}, At 12.30 o'clock. VALUABLE TEN-ACRE FREEHOLD, North-East Valley (close to Gardens). GRAND CHANCE for SPECULATORS. F| . M. SPEDDING •*-*• is instructed to soil by auction, at his Rooms, To-day, at 12.30 o'clock: A Magnificent Ten-ooro Freehold, suitable for subdivision, with Tory largxj frontago to tram line. Note Hour of Salo: TO-DAY, 12.30 o'clcok. 22m THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 22nd MARCH, At 12.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. FREEHOLD PROPERTY, I HOPE STREET, SELWYN, NORTHEAST VALLEY, In the Estate of Joseph Browne (deceased). ALEX. HARRIS & CO. havo received instructions from the Administratrix to sell as above: Allotment 24 and Part Allotment 26, Second Extension of Selwyn, North-East Valley; area, 8.6 poles, with a 5-roomed Dwelling thereon. THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 22nd MARCH, At 12.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street ■ CHOICE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. : %ODERN SIX-ROOMED RESIDENCE, I BALMACEWEN, No. 18 High street. 1 VALUABLE CITY FREEHOLD BUILDI ING SITE, FORTH PLACE (off GeorßC street). [ALEX. HARRIS & '0 0. have received instructions from tho _u--' Owners to soil as above: (1) Part ■ Allotment 19, Township of Balmaccwen, area 31.65 nolos, with a substantial and modern 6-roomed Residence; lath (lot and cold), fitted with gas, tile grates, wardrobes; all large rooms. No. 18, ironting High street. (2) Part Section 45, Block XXXII, Dunedin, area 15.55 poles, with a fraiitago to Forth place of 68.2 links. A valuable City Freehold, being close to George street. THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 22nd MARCH, At 2 o'clock At Rcoms, Princes street HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANO (by lIAAKE). OCCASIONAL SUITE (in GENOA VELVET). DRAWING ROOM, DINING ROOM, AND BEDROOM FURNITURE. R.P. bookcaso and chiffonier, six oak dining room chairs, dinner waggon, occasional tables, Austrian chairs, Cromwell chair, Brussels carpet, marble timepiece, chiffonier, dining table, walnut overmantel, couches and sofas, harmonium (Geo. Wood), hanging lamps, duchesso chest drawers, brass-mounted bedstead, wire and kapok mattresses, drop-head Singer sawing machine, Perfection oil stove, kitchen dresser, child's iron and rattan cots, child's high chair, crockery, crystal, lawn mower, ehop steps, smooth-coated Irish terrier and ■■kennel, dynamo, etc., etc. ■A LEX. HAR RI S & CO. +%■ have received instructions to 601 lby auction, as above. 22m THURSDAY, 30th MARCH, At 12.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. ■FREEHOLD PROPERTY at N.E. VALLEY. Five-roomed House and ftoction, No. 32 Hope street. fA LEX. HARRIS & CO. -" aro instructed by *Jts M. G. Grace to sell by auction, as above: _ Allotment 44 and part 45, Second Extension of Selwyn, 17.4- poles, and 5-rcomed House; bathroom, washhouso (copper, ■tuba), bay window, verandah. L.T. title. THURSDAY, 30th MARCH, At 12.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, MONTECILLO, OVER ONE ACRE. Five-roomed Dwelling (New, Modern). fA LEX. HARRIS & 00. ■£*■ have received instructions from the Owner to sell by auction, as above: 1 acre 6.8 poles, being allotment 7, part section 99, Block VI, Town District, frbnt-i.-g Walter street, Mornington (close to Monfcocillo), with 5-roomed House (new), bath, hot and cold water, tiled grates and hearths, washhouse, copper, tubs, etc. L.T. Act. 22m "TUESDAY, 28th MARCH, At 2.30 o'clock. At Upstairs Rooms, Princes street. IN THE ESTATE 'OF THE LATE J. DOUGLAS MOULTRAY. .. THE WHOLE OF HIS PRIVATE. COLLECTION of 60 VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, STUDIES, SKETCHES. Also, His Paletto and Colour Box, Chess Board of Imitation Scotch Pebbles on Glass— an Exquisite Work of Art. The late Hoiatio M'Culloch's Palette (bequeathed io his pupil). PICTURES by M'CULLOCH. An Opportunity Never Before Given to Art Connoisseurs. !ALEX. HARRIS & CO. have received instructions from the Executor to sail by auction, as above, THIS VALUABLE COLLECTION OF 60 BEAUTIFUL WORKS OF ART. Tiie Auctioneers wish to draw tho attention of art lovers to the fact that during (he late Mr Moultray's 27 years' residence in New Zealand this ie the first time a -collection of works by this artist has evor boon sold by auction, and the opportunity of isecuring his works will never occur a<;ain. The entire Collection is unique- in the Dominion's history, and is to be sold N absolutely without reserve. Now on view. Catalogues now ready. 22m ' THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 22nd MARCH, 3911, At 1?. o'clock. To Builders, Speculators, and Others. SALE OF NATIONAL BANK BUILDINGS and TEMPLE CHAMBERS, PRINCES STREET. EL. MACASSEY & CO. • will eell by auction, as above, Manager of tho National Bank of New Zealand (Limited), Dunedin, to sell by auction, at their Rooms, 99 Lower High street, as above:' Tho National Bank Buildings and Temple Chambers, Princes street, in One Lot. FOR REMOVAL. NOTE.—We wish to draw special attention to this Sale, the whole of tho Buildings and Fittings being in first-class order. THIiTDAY" WEDNESDAY, 22nd MARCH, At 2 o'clock. On Iho Premises, No. 29 Ca-rr st-wt, Glcnroy (effl Main road), North-oast Valley, Instructed by Mrs E. Christian (who it leaving Duucdin). SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, DINING ROOM, BEDROOM, KITCHEN FURNITURE. , BEAUTIFUL RIMU SIDEBOARD (Largo Mirror BaekV HANDSOME BRUSSELS CAXi'BT, AXMINSTER lU7GS, TAPESTRY CARPET RUNNER. ■ffOlfx GEERIN & CO. tl' aro instructed to foil by section, as above. , On view mis Morning. TAGO WITNESS.—New Stories. A larj;e ..VSjat o1 Bcudiny Jfclts*. Prioo 6d.