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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17174, 29 November 1917, Page 10

SALEB BY AOCTIOH. j i TO-DAY, 29th NOVEMBER, " At 12 o'clock. L -, On the Premises, No. 2T Baihgate street, South Dnnedin {Howarth's Coal Yard). GOO& BUILDING MATERIALS. NO RESERVE. NO RESERVE. &> SHEETS ROOFING IRON (5, 6, and 7ft), QUANTITY GALVANISED RIDGING, BED PIISE OUTHOUSE (5 x A), QUANTITY RED PINE (4x2,5x2,6x2), \ BED PINE T. AND G. LINING. •rpiARK, REYNOLDS (LIMITED) "jTj will sell by auction, as above. NO RESERVE. NO RESERVE. NOW ON VIEW. FRIDAY, 30th NOVEMBER, 1917, At 2 p.m. On the Premises of Mr A.. Thornton, ' ■ / Sawyers' Bay. I. L.- MACA SS E Y & 00. '• ecting under instructions from Mr - *R. Redhead, will sell by auction, as above, ■' ' : 2milking Cows ' 2 dry Cows (one coming to profit) lßull -; 2 young cattle 1 Horse,. Gig. gig harness (nearly new), 25gal separ- *,-•' ator, 4 ,mjlk cans, cream can, wheel- '■'-'■" barrow, riding saddle and bridles, etc., *A->'. etc. ■< '- TERMS CASH. 24n :' FRIDAY, 30th NOVEMBER, 1917, ■;•"■■•■•;. At ?. o'clock sharp. :' ; lit Upstairs Rooms, Dowling street 'special sale. — ■: a fine consignment of higbclass solid oak furniture. >- .'a rare chance for christmas FURNISHERS. '■EVERY LOT TO BE SOLD TO THE ' ' . HIGHEST BIDDER. ;■■■'■'■•jHfESSßS jameF~samson & co. ■ J.TJL,have been instructed to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street, this Con- ' sgnmont of High-class Oak Furniture, in- • eluding: 2 VERY MASSIVE SOLID OAK SD3E- ■; : BOARDS (6ft). \ 2 QUAINT MIRROR-BACK AND CUP-BOARD-TOP SOLID OAK SIDEBOARDS, with Lsadlights. • 4 QUAINT OCCASIONAL TABLES. 1 (SOLID OAK BREAKFAST ROOM SIDE-GLASS SIDEBOARD. ■ 3 VERY QUAINT BREAKFAST AND DINING ROOM OAK SIDEBOARDS, '■ ■•• in assorted designs and sizes. : 2 OAK EXTENDING DINING TABLES. 2 OAK GATE-LEG TABLES. 2 VERY HANDSOME CHESTERFIELD •-'.;■ -DINING ROOM SUITES, in Mo- ':-■-■■'■■ quette (solid oak frames). 2 VERY QUAINT OLD ENGLISH OAK- - FRAMED DINING ROOM SUITES. 2 MASSIVE OAK in Moquette. 12 HIGH-BACK SMALL DINING ROOM , ~ CHAmS. - 2 ROLL-TOP WRITING DESKS. 1 ; ESCRITOIRE AND BOOKCASE COM- ; BINED. ' 2 SMALL WRITING CABINETS. : 3SOLro OAK HALL STANDS, in quaint designs. 3 VERY HANDSOME OVAL-MIRROR : BEDROOM SUITES. SOLID OAR. > 1 VERY QUAINT SOLID OAK WELLTOP BEDROOM SUITE. * .4 SOLID OAK BEDROOM SUITES, as- - '■"'• sorted designs. V 5 SOLID OAK WOODEN BEDSTEADS " '"•' (assorted patterns). '3 HANDSOME OAK OVAL-MIRROR : CHEVALS. ■■•*■•♦ OUAINT-OAK WASHSTANDS. ■1 6 DUCHESSE CHESTS, all sizes. , "And a large assorted k>t of every descripv"-.< " tion of Furnitiure required in furnishing an dwelling. VAlso, 10 VERY MASSIVE INDIAN CARPETS (all sizes), MERZAPORA AND BEST QUALITY MALABAR, ALSO 10 SAMPLE RUGS. Goode purchased will be stored free of cost, and arrangements can be made to have goods packed and forwarded to any address. ' -A Fine .Consignment of Furniture. : ■ Well Worth Inspection. 28n ■ MONDAY, 10th DECEMBER, At 12 o'clock. . -•: At Rooms, Liverpool and Bond streets. ! -I HERIOT ROW RESIDENCE. ■:V ; CHARMING CITY HOME, ; :';. Near top of Pitt street (No. 64 Heriot row). . 'TROHN RJED3 & SONS (LIMITED), 1 -93 instructed by W. Ridley, Esq (who proposes living out of town), will offer, as : 'above: : i • ■:Part Sections 50 and 51, Block XIX. Dun- ,, edin (with frontage of nearly 74ft to Heriot ■;;■ row), containing 35.29 poles, and substantial Residence of 7 rooms thereon. THis is -.' a valuable freehold corner section, fronting Heriot row,; side street, and Town Belt, and, being of large area, gives- room for a ' splendid garden. In roses alone there are .about 300 bushes. The ; house contains 7 . spacious rooms, with modern -conveniences ~ jand appointments, including verandah, I bay window, gas, bathroom, hot and cold water, ,-;'■ art wall papers, friezes, picture mouldings isnpboards etc., and is drained to sawer. Having > every faMi in this property/ the owner is willing to accept the following . ■ wonderfully reasonable terms: — £200 DEPOSIT; BALANCE IN THREE YEARS AT 5 PER CENT. This is quite an exceptional opportunity to secure on easy terms a very desiraJhle / "home to dinner " residence, in one of the best parts of the city. Full particulars on application. 29n THIS DAY, < - .. x THURSDAY, 29th NOVEMBER, ' * At 10 o'clock. SAtE OF FAT STOCK, AtTahunaPark. 12 .Bullcoke and exhiSJits and prize-takers. TftHEOTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERA-J- ttve; association of new ZEALAND (LIMITED). L. MACLEAN, 29n - Auctioneer. THIS DAY, THURSDAY, 2?fch NOVEMBER, •' At 10.30 o'clock. Otaigo Farmers' Horse Bazaar. TIVB ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) will sell, on account various Owners: ,50 Horses, all classes Boys' Ponies, Phaeton, and HarneeB 1 L. MACLEAN, 29n -~'■■■ Auctioneer. FRIDAY, 30th NOVEMBER, 1917, ; - .-At 10.30 o'clock. , Otago Farmers' Horse Bazaar. -ALTERATION OF SALE DAY ON - j'SHOW WEEK. .We shall hold cur Weekly Horse Sale on Show Week, on FRIDAY, 30th November (day after Show), instead of Saturday, when a number of Show Exhibits will be offered. Also a few-- consignments of Draught Mares and and several harness Horses. Account John Braid (Halfway Bush): 5 draught Marcs and Geldings, 3 to 5 years old. Account various owners: , 15 draught Mares and Geldings • 16 light Horses (from North Canterbury). - Account A. J. Hastie: His well-known cross-country and highjumping Gelding Rawhiti. Account Mr T. Summers: , His Pacing Mare Elie de Beaumont. Account W. Rao (Satton): ri. 6 Horses. TiTHE OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPKRA-JL TIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND 4LTD.). . ; v L. MACLEAN, 2fin . *. Auctioneer. '•-'' T>OPGH toads don't worry the users of f*. XL 1 CLINCHER TYRES, because they ;. -are composed of tho best quality rubber, '~-•, made by hdneefc British labour. Tra,do ImASHING VARSITY TOPS; white, and tussoro colonrs; fit boya