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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17713, 26 August 1919, Page 10

> BALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAT. TUESDAY, 26th AUGUST, 1919, At 2 o'otack. SALE BY~ZUCTION. Removed to Booms for Convenience of Sale. Under Instructions from Various Vendors. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FURNISHINGS, AND EFFECTS. < 9-PIEOE CHESTERFIELD DINING i ROOM SUITE (All in firsfc-dass order. Chesterfield spring i back and edges), ■ 7-PIBCE SADDLEBAG SUITE, OAK SIDEBOARD, STAINED SIDEBOARD, SOLID OAK BEDROOM SUITE, AXMJNSTER CARPET SQUARE. Tt/TESSRS JAMES SAMSON & CO. '■"-I- have been favoured with instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street: Household Furniture, etc., -which include— _9-pioce Chesterfield dining room suite, 7piece saddlebag- suite, high-back chairs, easy chairs, lovely oak bedroom suite, oak wood bedsteads to match, d.i. and s.i. bedsteads, bedding, wire- mattresses, bolsters and pillows, kapok and flock mattresses, heavy brass bed, oak sideboard, stained sideboard, copper kerbs and brasses, fenders, hearth rugs, seagrass sofa rugs, bedroom carpets, oak hall stand, runner, pot stands and flower bowls, hall seats, pictures, paintings, stag's head, kitchen and cooking utensils, kitchen tables, kitchen chairs, kitchen hearth rugs, go-cart, push-cart, carpenter's bench, garden tools, lawn mower, -wheelbarrow, garden roller, garden hose, etc., etc. 2Sau WEDNESDAY, 27th AUGUST, 1919, At 2 o'clock sharp. On the Premises, 13 Millar street, Glenroy North-East Valley. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FURNISHINGS, AND EFFECTS. "Under Instructions from Mr G. Campbell, we having sold his property. UPRIGHT IRON-FRAMED PIANO IN WALNUT CASE (Weisner and Co; this is a high-srade instrument, splendid tone and in first-class order), DOTPLTON DINNER SERVICE, VERY QUAINT HALL STAND (in a pretty design), 9-PIECE LEATHER SUITE (splendid order), 4 HIGH-BACK CHAIRS AND CARVER (upholstered in shadow tissue), Bft EXTENDING TABLE, FIRST-CLASS LOT OF BOOKS, VERY HEAVY LINOLEUMS OF SIX ROOMS. TfyfESSRS JAMES SAMSON & CO. •*•»-*■ have been favoured with instructions from Mr G. Campbell to sell by auction, on the Premises, No. 13 Millar street, Glenroy, North-East Valley, Upright iron-framed piano in walnut case (Weisner and Co.), piano stool, wardrobe, duchesse table and washstand, § iron bedateads, singlo iron bedsteads, wire mattresses, box mattresses, kapok mattresses, blankets, sheets, bolsters and pillows, 5drawer chest, heavy Scotch cedar chest, looking glasses, curtains, blinds, ware, 9pieoe leather suite, 4- high-back chairs and carver, Bft extending dining table, serge table cover to match, rattan chair, table, heavy fender and brasses, bookcase, framed mirror, books (all good works, including children's encyclopaedia), coral in case, whatnot, splendid lot of heavy hearthrugs, hall runner, slip mats, mohair rugs, pictures, ornaments, vases, e.p. ware, cupboards, rocking chair, hall curtains, lamps, fire screen, kitchen and cooking utensils, pots and pans, chiffonier, kitchen couch, kitchen ,j clock, crockery (large assortment), kitchen \ table, Doulton dinner service, tea sets, i mincer, jam pan, jam jars, wringer, garden ! tools, portmanteau, 40ft of hose, steps, etc., etc. On View Morning of Sale. 26au MOSS & PHILLIPS will Sell by Auction, : • THIS DAY, 1 TUESDAY, 26th AUGUST, 2 p.m., D.8.8.L. GUN, ~BEALES DROP-HEAD SEWING MACHINE, 2 YACHT SAILS, EXTENDING KAURI TABLE, MAHOGANY DUCHESSE PAIR, FIREPROOF SAFES, Duohesse mirror wardrobes, electrio cooker, wooden and iron bedsteads, push chairs, baby's chair, sideboard, carved table and •kitchen tables, 2 suites furniture, kitchen sofa, sewing machines, overmantels, hall stands, office desk, clocks, kitchen utensils, etc. We are prepared to receive goods up to 11 a.m. day of sale. PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. MOSS & PHILLIPS, 124 George street "Phone 300. THIS DAY, , ' TUESDAY, 26th AUGUST, At 2 o'clock. On the Premises, No. 26 Eglinton road (corner of Walter street). On Account of Owner leaving Dtmedin. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. WALNUT ENGLISH MODEL PIANO SADDLEBAG AND VELVET SETTEE* RELIEF CARVED BOOKCASE ' KAURI EXTENDING DINING TABLE, LARGE COLLECTION OIL PAINTINGS KODAK CAMERA (3A). Singer Sewing Maohine, Walnut Overmantel, Rattan Chairs, Cushions, Brass Fenders and Brasses, Occasional Tables, Whatnot, Flower Bowls. Vases, Ornaments, Hearthrugs, Easy Chairs, Linoleum, Austrian Chairs, Books, Piano Stool, Coal Vase, Glassware, Couch, Kauri Duchesse Pair Toiletware, Duchesse Chests. Full-Scotch , Chest, Single Bedsteads, Bedding, Cupboards. TfcARK, REYNOLDS (LIMITED) -»• are instructed to sell by auction, as above. On View This Morning. 26au MONDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER At 32 o'clock. At Booms, Manse street. Instructed by the liOcal Deputy Publio Trustee in Estate of Robert Gunn, deceased. COMFORTABLE FREEHOLD 4-ROOMED COTTAGE (No. 25 RUSSELL STREET). ("piARK, REYNOLDS (LIMITED) J- are instructed to sell by auction, Lota 22/27 of Sections 375, Block XH, Dunedin, with a good 4-roomed Wooden Cottage, bay window, gas, drained to sewer and conveniences. A SMALL HOME IN THE CITY NO CARS. WILL BE SOLD CggAP^ THIS DAY, TUESDAY, 26th AUGUST, At 12 o'clock. On the Premises, No. 112 London street, below Albert street (back house). FOR REMOVAL. FOR REMOVAL SUBSTANTIAL DOUBLE-STOREY RESIDENCE, 15 LARGE • ROOMS (Iron Roof). Fitted with gas throughout, Zeakndia Range, bath, h. and c., drained; also Large Outbuilding. NOTE.—The Conservatory is NOT FOR SALE. ALEX. HARRIS & CO. "f*- Auctioneers. THURSDAY, 28th AUGUST, 1919. CLINTON STOCK SALE. Present Entries: 400 two-tooth Ewes 100 full and failing-mouth Ewes 100 full and failing-mouth, Ewes (to lamb in October) 120 two-tooth Ramney Ewes 50 forward Ewes (guaranteed empty) 250 mixed-sex Hoggets 180 wether Hoggets (good) 120 ewe Hoggets (good) 420 forward Wethers 360 two-tooth Wethera 2 draught Geldings (good in all farm work) 1 spring-dray 50 sacks Black Tartar oats. jTTVALGETY & CO. (LIMITED). NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. (LTD.). OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, NATIONAL MORTGAGE 4 AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). 26au Auctioneers. NOTES ON RURAL TOPICS, by Agricola, Weekly, in the Otagq Witness, dealing with subjects of current interest to '