j SALES BY AUCTION. ! TUESDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY, | At 2 o'clock. ' At Room*, Manse street. ! TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. 1 TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. OFFICE APPLIANCES. OFFICIi APPLIANCES. 1 Decimal Tabulator Visible Smith Proi mier (latest model). 1 Monarch, 2-oolour Ribbon (latest < model). : Also. Brief Barlock, Empire, Yost, and 1 Hammond Typewriters, Carton j Paper, Pen and Pencil Carbon, Rib- ! bons. Letter Files and Cabinets, Inkstands, Mimeograph and Paper, I Stencil Paper, etc., etc. PARK, REYNOLDS (LIMITED). . 31ja | THIS DAY, At 2 o'clock. JC. A R B V C K I- E • will sell by auction, at his Rooms, FURNITURE AND GOOPS sent in for positive sale, comprising— Walnut piano by Bord, duchesse pair, extending dining table, kitchen dresser, meat snfe, chairs, -office table, kitchen table, patent, wash tubs, wicker chairs, sewing machines, ladder, steps, initio and saw, fretsaw, knitting machine, pictures, watches, jeweller,y, boy's tricycle, gents' bicycles etc. 31 j a THIS DAY. SATURDAY, 31st JANUARY, At 2 o'clock. SALE BY AUCTION. . In Downstairs Rooms, Dowling street. REMOVED TO ROOMS FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE. Tho Wholo of Mrs Gordon's HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Including every article of Furniture to be found in a well-appointed 5-roomed / Dwelling. IRON-FRAME PIANO (by Bohm). JAMES SAMSON & CO.. have been favoured with instructions from Mrs Gordon (who is giving \id housekeeping) to seil by auction, at their Downstairs Rooms, tho Whole of her Household Furniture, Etc SOLID LEATHER CROMWELL DINING SUITE, heavily-carvcd recess-front sideboard, Bft. extension table. high-back chairs (stained 1 walnut), MASSIVE SOLID OAK OVERMANTEL, heavy Axminstor square, bronze kerb suite, SOLID MARBLE CLOCK, heavy skin and velvet rugs, quaint coal vase, OIL PAINTINGS, curtains, poles, seagrass and rattan chaijy, palm stands and bowls, REVERSIBLE CARPET IN TURKEY PATTERN, quaint hall stand, velvet slip mats, hall carpet, linoleums, hanging lamp. 2 heavy iron bedsteads and bedding. INLAID DUCHESSE PAIR, double mirror-door wardrobe, quaint bedroom suite and wood bed l , blankets, leather couch, SINGER SEWING MACHINE, easy chairs, folding chair, kitchen. and cooking utensils, STAND MANGLE, fenders, pots, pans, harrow, ladder, steps, 2 meat safes, lady's bicycle, d.b.b.l. gun, etc., etc. 30ja PRELIMINARY NOTICK ' FRIDAY, 6th FEBRUARY, At 12.30. At Rooms, Dowling street. SALE BY AUCTION OF FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, Close to Gardens and Catholic Church. On account of Mr Duncan M'Grecror who is leaving for the Old Country. LOT 1. —Splendid 7-roomed DWELLING and good Freehold Corner Section, situated Bucclcugh street, adjoining Catholic Church, North-East Valley. A line, compact, faithfully built home. LOT 2.—Modern ' 4-roomed DWELLING and good Freehold Section, adjoining the above. Both let to good ■ tenants. Tic Dwelling has only been erectcd a fe.v years, and is in splendid order. Close to Gardens. Don't fail to inspect. On account of Mr C. J. Wilson , (North-East Valley): LOT 3. —No. 25 Baldwin street: A fine Freehold and 6-roomed DWELLING; just behind Post Office (on rise); bathroom; plastered throughout; lofty rooms; latest drainage; splendid garden; eunny spot. I.OT 4.—-No. 46 Baldwin street: Good 5-roomed DWELLING; main water supply; copper, tubs; sections 23, 26, and 27, block 111. To be saorificed. Don't miss it. JAMES SAMSON AND ' CO. have beep favoured with iastructions to sell by auct : on, at their Rooms; Dowling street, the above Properties. 31 ja : MONDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, At 2 o'clock. At Rooms, 13 and; 15 Princes street. « IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE BY .. AUCTION OF VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK Of HIGH CLASS JEWELLERY, SILVER GOODS, SHEFFIELD PLATE (A 1 quality), E.P. N.P. GOODS, CUTLERY, REAL MARBLE CLOCKS and FRENCH BRONZES, LEATHER GOODS OF GREAT VARIETY IN LADIES' BAGS, PURSES, AND FANCY GOODS, FIELD AND MARINE GLASSES, Etc., Etc. Tho whole of the above is the balance of a largo consignment of goods recently imported from England, and includes a largo selection of TRAVELLER'S SAMPLES a . O 1 C U R R & CO. have been instructed by tho Official Representative of a Homo Firm to 6ell by auction, as above: £2000 WORTH OF VALUABLE GOODS, Commencing MONDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, At 2 o'clock. And continued daily until the whole stock has been cleared. The Jewellery comprises ladies' and gentlemen's solid gold and silver watches (all by good makers), gold alberts and l guards, bracelets, brooches, and a selection of 9ct and 18ct genuine diamond rings, etc. Silver Goods include mirrors, brushes, combs, and other goods too numerous to particularise. Sheffield Plate comprises tea and coffee services, waiters, hot-water jugs, cruets, jam and sugar dishes, entree dishes, ctc. Cutlery is all of the highest quality, by Joseph Rodgers, Sheffield, and other good' makers. Tho whole of the stock must be cleared, owing to tho traveller having completed his ordars and returning to England. We wish to particularly emphasise that this Stock is all of SUPERIOR QUALITY, and must be soldi absolutely regardless of value. BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY. DON'T FAIL TO INSPECT. SCURR & CO., 29ja Auctioneers. TUESDAY, 10th FEBRUARY, At 12.30 o'clock. At Rooms, 13 and 15 Princes street. In tho deceased Estate of N. C. Edwards. 2 FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. Melbourne street., South Dunedin. SCURR A C 0 have been favoured with instructions from T. D. Kendall, Esq., local Deputy Public Trustee, to sell by auction, as above: 1. Allotment 21 on plan of Subdivision of Block XI, Township of Forbury, being part of euburban Scction marked 36, Block VII, on the public map of the town district, with 5-roomed verandah Dwelling, 103 Melbourne street, thereon. 2. Allotment 1 on plan of Subdivision of Block XI, Township of Forbury, being part of Section 34, Block VII, on tho publio map of t.ho town district, with 3-roomed Cottage and scullery thereon, corner Melbourne street and Atkinson street. Those properties are situated within 5 minutes of trams, and are for absolute sale to allow of the winding up of the estate. OTAGO W T TNESS.—Largest Country Circulation of aiv weekly in the Dominion. .Found in every farmhouse in Otago and Southland, and circulating largely in Canterbury and northern rural districts, it offers unrivalled facilities for Advertising anyth'ng of interest to country readers.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15986, 31 January 1914, Page 16
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