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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17635, 27 May 1919, Page 10

SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAY. • TUESDAY, 27th MAY, At 2.30 o'clock. MOST DESHtABLE CITY RESIDENCE (Six rooms, one flat, all conveniences), Best Part George street (near St David street}; House Number 549. D.M. SPEDDING • is instructed to sell by auction, at his Rooms, on Tuesday, 27th. May, at 2.30 o'clock: - Part of Section 2, Block XXXI, George street, containing 12 poles, 36ft frontage, on -which is erected a most desirable Family Residence of six nice rooms and conveniences; city drainage, hot and cold water, bath, two.bay windows; in first-class order; ■:. handy to University. On view by card .only, to be had at Auctioneer's Office, where also conditions of sale may be seen., 19niy " WEDNESDAY MORNING, At 11 o'clock On Steamer's Account. TO DRAPERS AND OTHERS. T\ .. M. ~S~P EDD IN G *-* e a instructed to sell by auction, at his i Kooms, on Wednesday morning, at 11 ©dock: 8 pieces Casemfcnt Cloth 6. pieces Towelling. t Without Reserve. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, At 2.30 o'clock. TO MERCHANTS AND GROCERS. TV • M - SPEDDING rr' is instructed to sell by auction, at tea Rooms, on Wednesday, at 2.30 o'clock: ■ 116 Boxes Laundry Soap. I To be seen at Rooms. THIS DAY, TUESDAY, 27th MAY, At 2 o'clock. At Premises, No. 27 Morrison street, , '■ Caversham. :,. SURPLUS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HANDSOME MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD, MERROR-BACK HALL STAND AXMINSTER HALL RUNNER, SUPERIOR KINEMA AND FILMS ' (in good order), CABINET ROYAL OAK SEWING MACHINE, CARPENTER'S CHEST AND TOOLS 90ft HOSE, GARDEN TOOLS. ■» ALEX,. HARRIS & CO. *■-». have received instructions from Mrs Pearce (who is giving up housekeeping) to sell, as above: Handsome mirror-back sideboard, Austrian chairs (cedar), table, vases and ornaments overmantel, crystal, bar fender, whatnots, flower stands and bowls, kinema and films (complete), hearthrugs, Axminster runner linoleum, hall curtains, easy chair, rocker d.i. bedstead, wire and flock mattress mirror-door wardrobe, washstand, ware, deck chairs, carpenter's chest, tools, 90ft nose, barrow, garden tools, Vvyce, picture cramps, timber, bamboo blind, towels, chairs - cutlery, utensils, steps, paints and brushes) lawn mower,. cabinet royal oak machine push-cart. ' THIS DAY, TUESDAY, 27th MAY, At 2 o'clock. v ~ IN DOWNSTAIRS ROOMS. _„„_ Sale by Auction. HO W^°. LI It FURNITURE, WALNUT ■fo/TESSRS JAMES SAMSON & CO £<■*■ have been/instructed to sell by auotaori at their Rooms, Dowling street: Walnut frame piano (by Hopkinson, London), piano stool, good harmonium, dining room suite, 2 divan armchairs, large mirror 6 lengths heavy Axminster hall carpet, bookcase, oak sideboard, quaint settee and armchairs, carpet squares, bronze kerbs, coal box, pot stands, oak extending dining table, cutlery, cane lounge, Sutherland folding table, _ striking clock, occasional tables, oak Morns chair, breakfast-room cabinet, Weum, oak hall stand, hall runners, oak bedroom suite, oak bedstead and beddins •.. jluchesse chests, pedestals, .ware, cot and beddmg-, mirror wardrobe, full-Scotch chest Z red pine bedsteads, commode, hearthrugs sofa rags, chairs, tables, kitchen furniture! steps, filter, vacuum sweeper, etc., etc., etc. THIS DAY. TUESDAY, 27th MAY At 2 o'clock. At the Premises, No. 21 Bowen street Musselburgh. Instructed by Mrs M. CampbelL sag assaffl^s'ifflss Plußh Table Cover, Heavy minster Rags, Seagrass Chairs, Upholstered Wicker Chairs, Austrian Chairs, Bamboo Tables, Fender*, Fire Irons, Walnut Coal Vase, Occasional Tables, Vases, Ornaments Flower Bowls and Palms. Pier Glass, Axminster Rugs, PJotatgß, Engravings, Hall Linoleums, Slip Mats, Heavy Hall Curtains, Haneine Bedsteads, Wire Mattresses, Bedding Combmation Mirror-door Wardrobe, Toilet fiffi" I, T* J T 7 C & n ?' Kauri Di'chesse Oheste, RocW Chair, Wire Stretcher Combmataon Bedstead, Bookshelves, Gas GrlU w' Gas m Ean Si Brass Clothes Rack, Dinner Ware, Tea Ware, Kitchen Fende7 Kifcohen Utensils Table Mangle, Enamel Saucepans Garden Seat, Garden Hose, Wire JNettang, Lawn Mower, Odd Tools, Gent's Bicycle. "OARS, REYNOLDS (LIMITED) \ are instructed to sell by auction, as above. On View Morning of Sale. 24my SATURDAY, 31st MAY, 1919, 12 o'clock Noon. / LAND SALE. 'T E. _ WATSON" & CO. (LTD) under instructions from the PubLo Trustee, will sell by public auction, m thenr Rooms, Tay stareet: vTvlr kte , - J^ eph Henry Fosbender's - g ABM, containing— 417 acres (more or less), being part Sections 34 and 81, and Sections 64 67 71, 72, 79, 80, New River Hundred Terms of payment: , £2o per cent, on fali of Jiammer, balance within one month _. Tie Property, is situated on the New Kiver .felat at tho terminus of the West Plains road; is about % miles from Invercargill and Wallacetown Saleyards by good metal roads The buildings and cattle yards . are in good condition, and ample for ™ quirements of the place. The land is ™ne- . rally recognised to be exceptionally fertile and unsurpassed in Southland for cattle fattening. e For fuller particulars apply ' : . • PUBLIC TRUST OFFICEOr. THE AUCrnONEERSr^' FINAL NOTICE CTo Close a Deceased Estate). By Order.of the Supreme Coort. IMPERIAL HOTEL, Corner Queen and Fort streets, AUCKLAND CITY. WEDNESDAY, 4th JUNE f ■'' At 2 p.m. EOBT. C. CARR & sov ' have been instructed by the Trustees of the Estate to sell by auction! attain Mart, Swanson street, Auckland City: 'AH Truetees' right and interest in that piece of land being south-western £L AU ? tment r > ™ rf ,.*he City of Auckland, and on' ; which the Imperial Hotel stands subject to an Unexpired Lease hav ing 32 years and 3 months to run. Particiriars and conditions of aale mav' be inspected at the Auctioneers' Office or at the Office of Mr J. A. Beale, PaSton Buildings, Queen street, Auckland, the solicitors for the vendors. . 27my rVTAGO 4 WITNESS.-New Stories. A . large amount of reeding matter.