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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16399, 2 June 1915, Page 12

lAUI BY AVOTIOH. - THIS DAT, WEDNESDAY, 2nd JUNE, At 2 o'clock. At Booma, Mimw ateeofe. CLEARING SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. "DARK, REYNOLDS (LIMITED) ■*- 1 Are instructed to sell by auction, WALNUT and TAPESTRY SUITE 19 Pieces), BRASS-MOUNTED BEDSTEADS, FULL-SCOTCH CHESTS, SILK TAPESTRY COUCH. Bedsteads and bedding, duchesse chests, fenders, vases and ornaments, washstands, chairs, rattan lounge, toilet ware, linoleums, pictures, toilet glasses. Saratoga trunk, kitchen utensils, etc-, etc. 2ju FRIDAY, 4th JUNE, At 2 o'clock. At Rooms, street. ON ACCOUNT EMPIRE FUR CO., TORONTO, CANADA. Representative: Mr Sidney M*Nan»ara. AUCTION SATYR. HIGH-CLASS FUR GOODS. ALL BRITISH MANUFACTUREpxm COATS, FUR SETS, MOTQR RUGS. The shipment for Dunedin is a very large one, as last year, although the season was practically over and the stock very much redoefcd by- sales in the North, the business done here was ahead of any town in New Zealand. THE ASSORTMENT AND VARIETY To -choose from .will be very much greater PARK, REYNOLDS (LIMITED) are instructed by the Empire Fur Co., of Toronto, Canada, to sell by auction, as above. The Purs -will be on view from Tuesday afternoon, Ist June, until time of sale. FRIDAY, 4th JUNE, At 11 o'clock. At Roams, Manse street. MOTOR OAR! MOTOR CAR! "OARK, REYNOLDS (LIMITED) -JL are instructed to sell by auction, 12-14 h..p. English Hnmher; 5-seater, 4cyknder, 4 new tyres, acetylene headlights, and all accessories. In first-class running ° lder - 2ju THIS pay. ' WEDNESDAY, 2nd JUNK At 2 o'clock. At Rooms, No. 212 Princes street. bUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Removed to Rooms for Convenience of „ Sale. WALNUT PIANO (Wilhelm Schubert), o ANTIQUE BEDROOM SUITE, SADDLEBAGS OCCASIONAL SUITE, . HALL STAND, ! COSTLY HEAYrLY-CARVED MIRRORBACK SIDEBOARD, LIGHT-WEIGHT MOTOR CYCLE. 2 BRUSSEI£ CARPETS. Alex. Harris & 00. _ have received instructions to sell by , auction, Household Furniture, including— Walnut piano, heavily-carved mirror-back adeboard, occasional strite, antique hall _stand, dining table, occasional tables, occasional chairs, Austrian chairs, kitchen dresser, chiffonier, push-chair, heavy • linoleum, duchesse chests, antique bedroom suite, brass-mounted French bedsteads, wire mattresses, kapok beds, single iron bedire' glasses, washstands, red pine n;uf-Sootch cnests, rep. suite, antique wood cct, Brussels carpets, crockery, kitchen tables, kitchen utensils, etc., etc. Note.—'Hie above furniture is equal to nw, having only been in use about 7 2ju THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 2nd JUNE, At 2 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. Oa account of Mr Walker, who has left Dunedin. STAR MOTOR CAR, 5 Seater, 2 Cylinder, 9-11 «h.p„ Zenith Carburettor, Bosch Magneto. Now on view. A LEX. HARRIS' & CO 29my TUESDAY, Bth JUNE, At 12.30 o'clock. At Rooms, 20,4 Princes street South. • GENTLEMAN'S SUPERIOR NINEROOMED RESIDENCE, " MAHARA," 27 Littlebourue road, Roslyn. QiC URR & CO. have received instructions from the Uwuer to sell by auction, as above: Allotment 2, Township of Littlebourne ccnnprismg an area of 1 rood 4.2 poles, with kU, improvements thereon, consisting of requisite outbuildings and conservatory, tog ether with a magnificently built and beautifully finished 9-roomed Residence of commanenng appearance, and containing some exoepbonally fine rooms, drawing room 23 x 15, dining room 23 x 15, large breakfast room, 2 main bedrooms 21 x 15, bathroom 12 x 9, with superior appointments, kitchen x u c t% T° built-in dressers of beautilully ngured red pine and mirror tops, large reception hall (beautifully finished), handsome staircase with cathedral' window, a Tk papers and! friezes (specially selected), specially imported anaglypta ceilj co ' d water service, electric nght and gas, , modern sanitary drainage The (which took 12 months to complete) is exceptionally well built of picked kauri and red pine, and rests on Eolul concrete foundations, and is plastered end papered throughout. The section is a corner, one, nicely laid out in garden and Iwns, and provides ample room for motor parage. T*it is one of the finest residences m Dunedm, commanding a magnificent panoramic view of the whole of the city and lisubour, and is within two minutes' walk of toe tram. Any professional or business man raqpnnng a superior home i n a fashionable and convenient locality should make a point of inspecting this property. Photographs of to© exterior and interior may be inspected ct otrr offices. Inspection by CARD ONLY, which will m obtainable at our Offices by bona fide buyers. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. lany FRIDAY, 4th JUNE, 1915, At 12 o'clock. A* the Otago Corn and Wool' Exchange Vogel street, Dunedin. SALE OF HIGHLY-IMPROVED FARM. "TkONALD REID & CO. (LIMITED) been instructed by the Trustees in Estate of the late George Main, Kaihiku, t» sell by public auction as above: P arce l Land situated near Jvaimku, and containing 524 acres 2 roods (more or less), being Sections 1, .3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, and part 11, Block LXXXIX, Clutha District. This is a desirable Property, highly hnproved, and grows splendid crops. Terms at Sale. 29my DONALD REID & CO. (LTD.). THURSDAY, 10th JUNE. On the Premises, Hampden. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. JR D - HAMILTON & SONS, Li conjunction with WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. (LIMITED), have receive«T instructions from Mr David R?id to hold a Clearing 1 Sale of his Valuable dairy herd, HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, Etc. Fuller particulars later. J. D. FAMILTON & SONS, and N WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO., l tl Auctioneers. OTAGO WlTNESS.—Lar&rest Country Circulation of any weekly "in the Dominion. Found in every inrmhouee in Otago and t Southland, and circulating largely in Canterbury and northern rural districts, it offers «nrivalled facilities for Advertising anything oi interest to country, zeadexp-