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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18468, 1 February 1922, Page 10

SALES BY AUCTION. - : THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, Ist FEBRUARY, At 1.30 o’clock. At Booms, Princes street. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ANTIQUE MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD, 'ANTIQUE H.B. DINING BOOM SUITE IN MOQUETTE, OVAL EXTENDING DINING TABLE, WALNUT SINGER DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE, RICH AXMINSTER CARPET, LARGE 3-WING MAHOGANY WARDROBE, - MIRROR-DOOR WARDROBE. ■ HANDSOME DUCHESSE PAIR. . A LEX. HARRIS . & CO. -CL have received instructions to sell by auction: ■ Household Furniture, including— _ Antique mirror-back sideboard, rich Axmi neter carpet, Singer drop-head sewing machine, oval extending dining table, Genoa velvet suite, saddlebag suite, box fonder, occasional tables, leather couches, fenders, Canadian chairs, cedar chiffonier, springseated couch, linoleums, Brussels hall runner; carpets, easy chairs, Austrian chairs, vases and ornaments, bamboo hall stand, double and single iron bedsteads, wire mattresses, antique wood bedsteads, flock and kapok mattresses, duchesse pairs, mirrordbp'r, wardrobe, duchesse chests, toilet chests, 3-wing cedar wardrobe, toileFpodeatala. kitchen dresser. kitchen tables, crockery, large mangle, kitchen utensils, wringer, lawn mowers, 2 GRISWOLD KNITTING MACHINES, 23 3-SPEED INDIAN MOTOR CYCLE (2-stroke, good order), etc., etc. SATURDAY, 4th FEBRUARY, At 10 o’clock sharp. On the Premises, Lower Albany street. Corner Harbour Terrace. FIRST-CLASS BUILDING MATERIALS. HEAVY BLUEGUM, HEAVY BLUEGUM, 200. PIECES BLUEGUM, each 12ft to 16ft lengths, 6x3, 2000 FEET BLUEGUM, 4 x 5, 6 x 2, 3 x 2, and 4x2, 2000 FEET BALTIC FLOORING, 40 SHEETS ROOFING IRON, 4 PIECES 12 x 3 OREGON (each 20ft), LARGE QUANTITY BALTIC T. AND G. LINING, STAIRCASE, 3000 BRICKS, PANEL DOORS, LARGE QUANTITY RED PINE SCANTLINGS, 3 x 2. 4 x 2, 6 x 2. WINDOW SASHES AND FRAMES, QUANTITY WEATHERBOARDS, QUANTITY LUMBER, GLASS PARTITIONS, Chimney Pots, Mantelpieces, Architraves, Regiater Grates. NOTE.—THE BLUEGUM IS ALL IN PERFECT ORDER AND WORTH F IMPORTANT. SALE STARTS AT 10 O’CLOCK SHARP. LB X HARRIS Auctioneers. k C 0.. If » TUESDAY, 7th FEBRUARY, At 2 o’clock. SALE BYAUCTTON. On .the Premises, Corner Bush road and Forfar street, Mosgiel (close to the Main Road Post Office). LOVELY 5-ROOMED MODERN DWELLING AND 2 FREEHOLD SECTIONS. Also, ’The Whole of the MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT GRAND WALNUT IRON FRAME PIANO (By J. J. Hbpkineon, London), Equal to if . New, etc. ! TAMES SAMSON & CD. W , have been favoured with _ instruction from Mr D. Bryce, who is leaving Mosgiel, to, sell by auction, on the Premises, Bush Toad, Mosgiel— Lot I.—His Freehold Property, 2 Sections, about ([-acre, situated corner pi Bush road ant): Forfar street, on which ia erected a 'modern, s.roomed Dwelling; (bathroom, scullery, wiahhouse, fowl house, and outbuildings thereon. The dwelling is about new, and, .up4o-date in every way.' Hot and cold water, return verandah, tile hearth and surrounds, electric light, and casement windows. The grounds are laid out in garden, concrete paths, and everything is in firstelaas order. Lot 2.—His Freehold Property,' containing 1 acre, situated on top of hijl before going into Mosgiel, and' known as Mosgiel Junction., On this freehold is erected a 4roomed Dwelling and outbuildings. A good home and an ideal place for a poultry farm. At present let to a good tenant, Mr James Milter. ; ■. -v. ... ,' Also, the whole of ilte Fdrnitiate.^Which' incTiidesmassive/-., GRAND* PIANO' (by J. J - . Hopkinson, IkihcJon), lovely tone, equal new, piano stool, QUAINT SETTEE, DINING ROOM SUITE, in moquotte, Axminster carpet square, heavy linoleum, single settee, with loose cushions, SINGER DEOP-HEAD SEWING MACHINE, pictures, bowls, palms, ferns,_ pot stands, curtains, kerbs, long framed mirror, eeagrass chairs, ornaments, HALL RUNNER, MIRROR- BACK HALL STAND, mirror wardrobe, 3 duchesse chests, mirrorback washstand, ware, heavy double iron bedstead, wire mattresses, kapok mattresses, 2 eingle iron beds and bedding, Axminster sofa rug, skin rug, cupboard, kitchen chairs, pote, pans, tuba, crockery, LAWN MOWER, 60ft HOSE, BARROW, wire netting, tools, copper boiler, glass window, fowls, etc. Also,' i-acre growing crop of oats. * The whole of the above is equal to new, and must be sold. ■ If THURSDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, At 1.30 o’clock. On the Premises, Palmerston South ’: (Near Town Hall). HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. El. m.aoassbt & co. • have received instructions to sell by auction, as above— On Account Mr T. A. Kitchen. Iron bedsteads, spring mattresses, chest drawers, duchesse chest, tables, sofa, sowing machine, easy chairs, oilcloths, washstands, ware, fender and irdhs, chairs, cooking utensils, ornaments, crockery, pictures, etc., etc. On Account Mrs Logan. . Her Household Furniture and -Effects. NO RESERVE. TERMS CASH. THURSDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, At 2 o’clock sharp. ’ ’ IMPORTANT TO PLUMBERS. PLUMBER’S COMPLETE PLANT AND STOCK, Removed to Rooms for convenience. DM. SPED DI N G • ia instructed to sell by auction, at hie Rooms, on Thursday, at 2 o’clock sharp— VALUABLE Bft CORNICE BRAKE MACHINE, 3ft RHODES ROLLING MACHINE, *ajnvil, vyces, stocks, dies, cutters,. pipe thread, taps (-Jin to 2in) hammers, spades, - crowbars, ladders, soldering irqi% pipe fittings, joints, elbows, jacks, lamps, gas fittings, etc., etc., sanitary fittings, basins, sinks, closet pans, ventilators, brass, and n.p. taps, g. and c, h.p. ball taps, solder, aluminium paint, brass tubing, piping. plumber’s tools, FISHING NET, rope, cork, and I.R. hose. The above plant is almost new, and the stock a well-assorted one. 31ja , MONDAY, 6th FEBRUARY, ‘ ’ "-\ At 10 o’clock sharp. TOTATERS, RITCHIE, & CO. ““ have received instructions from Mr J. Doogue to offer by auction, at Tahuna Park, on Monday morning, February 6th, at 10 o’clock sharp, the following well-bred Trotting Horses:— Chestnut Gelding, 3 years, by Adonis, ' dam Cutlass, by Commander. Roan Gelding, "Koosolian,” 3 years; Adonis —King Harold mare. Chestnut Filly, 2 years; Betel Nut—- . Ningan (full sister to Lenamhor, half-sister to Commander Bell and Morland). . Bay . Gelding, 4 years; Adonis—Bell Harold (dam out of same mare as Hinemoa and Harold Direct). All these horses are broken, and are quiet and exceptionally promising pacers. 'The owner is selling solely on account of continuous ill-health, 28ja , PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Important Sale of Poultry Stock from the Milton Poultry Farm. We will sell at our Rooms on FRIDAY, 10th' February, at 10.30 a.m., about 500 head of POULTRY, consisting of White ■ml Brown Leghorns, Black and White Orpingtons, Blank Minoroas, etc. Breeding Pons and Trios, Watch papers for final paxtodate, baser ft CO., Ateeet, Dunedin, F