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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18293, 9 July 1921, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION. MONDAY. 18th JULY, At 12.30 o’clock. At Rooms, Dowling street Under Instructions from Mr T. Ball 4-ROOMED BRICK COTTAGE, ST. KILDA (With all conveniences), being No. 7 JACKSON STREET, ST. KILDA (Tyo houses off tram line). NICE WARM LITTLE COTTAGE. JAMES SAMSON . & CO. have received instructions from Mr T. Ball to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street: His Brick Cottage of 4 rooms, with electric light, gas laid on, drained. It has all been recently repapered, and in very nice order. This is a very warm little cottage, and wwidly built, and a very nieo section. As Mr Ball has bought a larger property it is for genuine sale, and immediate possession can be given, the house being vacant. Full particulars from AUCTIONEERS; Or, Messrs IR'wiN & IRWIN, ojy Solicitors. TUESDAY, 12th JULY, 1921, At 2 o’clock. SALE BY AUCTION. Under Instructions from Various Vendors. SOLID LEATHER DINING ROOM 'SUITE (9-nicce), - CHESTERFIELD DtN'iNG ROOM SUITE, MASSIVE SOLID OAK SIDEBOARD, 2 HEAVY AXMINSTER CARPETS, 6 S.l. BEDS!EADS, WIRE MATTRESSES, AND BEDDING,

STAINED BEDROOM SUITE (3 pieces). 2 HEAVY DOUBLE IRON BEDSTEADS. JAMES SAMSON & CO. have received instructions to auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street, • Household Euniituro and Effects, including : . . 9-pieco leather dining room suite, 3-pieco oak bedroom suite, stained bedroom suite, Chesterfield dining room suite, d.i. and s.i. bedsteads, wire mattresses, quilts, blankets, ware, 2 heavy Axminster carnets, hearthrugs, massive oak hall stand, Axminster runner, spring wire couch, oval mirror duehease chest, 3 stained duchcsse chests, duchesse table, .3 seagrass chairs, gate-leg tatfle, music canterbury, pot stands, vases, occasional tables, high-bock chairs, milk basins, kerosene heater, kitchen chairs, kitchen table, etc., etc. 9jy WEDNESDAY 7 13tJi JULY, 1921, At 2 o’clock. * On the Premises, Kaikorai Valley road (Just off the Stuart street tramline). Under instructioris from Mortgagee, under power of mortgage. CORPORATION LEASEHOLD SECTION, On which is built « Hairdressing and Billiard Salem, also 2roomed Cottage. Ground rent, £2 per annum £8 years to run). Very suitable for business of any sort, right in the middle of the Kaikorai Township. Also, immediately after -the Sale of the Section, Saloon, and Cottage. TWO FIRST-CLASS FULL-SIZE BILLIARD TABLES, SET OF SNOOKER BALLS, • 2 SET'S OF BILLL4RD BALLS, BARKER’S CHAIR, 2 SHOWCASES, PICTURES, ORNAMENTS, FITTINGS, ETC.

JAMES SAMSON & CO. havo received instructions from Mortgagee to sell, as above. A great opportunity for anyone purchasing the property to also buy the billiard tables, etc., and conk' then start business straight away. Properly run, this should prove a little gold mine. Further particulars from Auctioneers, or Messrs Moore, Moore, and Nichol, solicitors. 6jy THURSDAY, Hth JULY, At 12.30 o’clock. At Rooms, Dowling street. Under Instructions from Mr A. King. THREE VERY PRETTY BUNGALOW RESIDENCES, Situated BEST FART OF ST. KILDA. Reasonable finance arranged. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN, HOUSES BEING VACANT. JAMES SAMSON . k CO.' have received instructions from. Mr A. King to sell by auction: THREE BUNGALOWS (Just Completed), CORNER QALGETY AND YOUNG Lftfc I.—Corner Section, on which is erected a very pretty 5-roomed Bungalow, with *ll the latest arrangement!?, electric light, beautifully designed on the latest labour-saving plan, very pretty reception hall and solid tile mantelpieces, slabs and gratae, very pretty old English open fireplace in dining room, all empire papers and most artistic, porcelain bath and basin, largo bathroom,' Champion range, scullery, washhouse and shed. CORNER BIRD STREET AND BAY Lot 2.—Comer Section Bungalow House of 5 rooms; built on same lines as previous house; every possible convenience, large reception hall, mantelpieces and fireplaces the very latest, solid tile slabs, quaint fireplace in dining room, empire papers, porcelain bath and basin, largo bathroom, nice kitchen with all cloaed-in cupboards, scullery. The house is all built on concrete foundation. Nice corner section, with two entrances, House vacant, immediate possession given. Lot 3.—NEXT TO LOT No, 2, ON BAY VIEW ROAD. Nice 5-roorncd Bungalow House, with all conveniences, electric light throughout, hot and cold water, hot water over tubs, very pretty reception hall, nice dining room, artistic mantelpieces and grates, nice bathroom, with porcelain bath and basin, pantry, scullery, and all the very 'latest ideas of labour saving. Immcdi ' SIREETS. VIEW ROAD i, ' Further particulars from THE AUCTIONEERS. 2jy

THURSDAY, 14th JULY, At 2.30 p.m. At the Tivoli Auction Rooms, 97 Stuart street. H, U T TON & W ATT S Auctioneers, have received instruc-, tions, and have great pleasure in announcing A GREAT ART SALE OF HANDSOME PICTURES, SILK CUSHION COVERS, AND BEAUTIFUL PLAQUES By the well-known and successful artist, Miss Jimsic C. Eraser, of this city, Comprising: 20 Oil and Water Colours of New Zealand Scenery (handsomely framed), 24 Artistic New Zealand Scones in cushion Covers and Table Centres, in unique designs and colourings, 24 Handsome Plaques (all sizes) of New Zealand Scenic Wonders. Now is your chance to make your homo artistic by securing a real New Zealand scene by a real New Zealand artist on canvas, silk, or plaque. The above will bo on view in our spacious windows from Saturday, 9th inst. HUTTON & WATTS, 6jy Auctioneers. WORLD’S MART, MOSGIEL. ~ SATURDAY. 9th, at 2 p.m. THIS DAY, KETTLE, KNIVES AND FORKS, CROCKERY, BEDS, AND BEDDING, OVERCOATS, HARNESS. Dll. WALDIE, • Auctioneer. RH. WALDIE has received instruc • tions from Mr William Clark, who is giving up housekeeping, to sell by auction on Saturday, 16th July, at 1,30 p.m., at his House at Mosgiel Junction, Oak Dropheod Sewing Machine, Hand Sewing Machine, Lady’s Bicycle, Table Mangle, Velvet Pile Carpet Square, Dining Room Suite, Rimu Dining Table. Eight-day Clock; Two Double Bede, One Single Bed, Crockery, Lamps, Linoleum, Quantity of Potatoes, Sundries. —D. H. WALDIE, Auctioneer. 9jy T7IEWBR Boot Repairs. We*r Wood Milne Rubber Soles; neater that others; fixed with screws, easily renewed Ask your bootmaker.