SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAT. TUESDAY, Bth MAY, 1923. At 2 o’clock. SALE BY AUCTION. In our Downstairs Booms, Dowling street. Under Instructions from the Owner (who is leaving for the North Island). (Removed to Rooms for Convenience of Sale. J BRETT if BROWN VELVET SETTEE SUITE, 2 HEAVY AXMINS'I’ER CARPETS (Practically Now), 1 SOLID OAK SIDEBOARD WITH DEADLIGHT PANELS, STAINED BEDROOM SUITE, RED PINE DUCHESSE Px\lß, GENT’S FREE-WHEEL CYCLE, 1 GRAMOPHONE AND RECORDS. r TAMES SAMSON & CO. CJ have been far cured with instructions from -ihe Owner, who is leaving for the North, to sell by auction his magnificent Household Furniture and Effects, which indude:— Solid oak bedroom suite. Chesterfield suite, 7-piece dining room suite (in velvet), stained sideboard, high-back chairs, 2 Axminster carpets, hall stand, sofa rugs, Ottoman seat, seagrass chairs, linoleums, cuichesse pair, double and single wood bedsteads, bedding, ware mattresses, shadow tissue settee, gate-leg tabic, occasional tables, pot-stands, tea sets, copper kerbs, mohair table cover, writing bureau, pushcart, push-chair, suit cases, hooks, 2-roller mangle, door mats, kitchen chairs, kitchen hearth rugs, 01e.,' etc. WEDNESDAY, 9th MAY. 1923, At 2 o'clock. SALE BY AUCTION. In a Deceased Estate. GENTS SINGLE STONE DIAMOND RING (A Very Fine Ring), 18CT GOLD WATCH AND 18CT GOLD CHAIN (This is a very high grade Watch, by G. and T. Young, Dunedin, and particularly fine timepiece). Also AN ASSORTED LOT OF JEWELLERY, Including: .Watches, Rings, Gold Chain, Wristlet Watches, and R.G. Elgin Muflt Chain, Ladies’ Double Cased Gold Watch, Brooches, eto. : TAMES SAMSON & CO. tl have been favoured with instructions to sell by auction, at.their Rooms, Dowling street, as above. Bmy WEDNESDAY, 9th MAY, 1923, At 2 o’clock. At Rooms, Dowling street. Under-, Instructions from a Country Storekeeper, who has had goods removed to our Rooms for Sale. 22 doz. Freeman’s Custard Powder, 2 doz. Cocoa and Milk, 4 doz. Yardley’s Shaving Cream, 4 doz. Yardley’s Dental Cream, 5 cases Kippered Herrings, 4 cases Peerless Mustard, Chest of tea, Chemical Disinfectant, Saucers, Cocoa, 18 boxes Collars, Ladies’ Corsets, Drapery, etc. Also, BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. 6o pairs Gent.’s, Ladies’ and Children's Boots and Shoes (all assorted sizes and up-to-date styles), mirror shelving, 4 Suit cases, 3 Ladies’ Blouse Cases, 2 Good Riding Bridles, 5 China Tea Sets, Clocks, 3 ALL-WOOL TRAVELLING RUGS, 6 MILITARY OVERCOATS, 4 LADIES’ RAIN COATS. r TAMES SAMSON & CO M have received instructions from a country storekeeper to sell by auction, the balance of his Stock, as above. ALL FOR UNRESERVED SALE. FRIDAY, 11th MAY, 1923, At 2 o’clock. SALE BY AUCTION. In our Main Floor Buildings, Dowling street, CARPETS. CARPETS. CARPETS. 50 HEAVY AXMINSTER, WILTON, and - VELVET PILE CARPETS (These Carpets comprise the very latest designs, they have all been landed ex s.s. Tainui, and are for unreserved sale). 20 AXMINSTER CARPETS (15 x 12, 12 x 10.6, 12 x 9, 10.6 x 9), 1 PARTICULARLY FINE AXMINSTER CARPET, FAWN COLOURINGS (15 x 12), ft SUPER AXMINSTER CARPETS (very pretty designs and exclusive shades), 15 IyiLTON PILE CARPETS (Some of these carpets are Super Wilton and a well-selected line, all fine designs and colourings), ’.O VELVET PILE CARPETS (In all sizes; these Carpets are well known for hard wear and have a very nice appearance), 50 WILTON PILE SOFA RUGS TO MATCH CARPETS (All in various colourings and shades), 30 PARTICULARLY HEAVY AXMINSTER SOFA RUGS, 100 AXMINSTER HEARTH RUGS. 10 ROLLS OF HEAVY IMPERIAL AXMINSTER RUNNER (Cut in lengths to suit purchasers), 4 ROLLS GENUINE HAIR RUNNER (Very suitable for Hotels or Boardingi houses), 20 LOVELY GENUINE EIDERDOWN QUILTS, 25 ALL-WOOL REVERSIBLE SOFA RUGS (This lino of Carpets represents some of the very best manufacturers at Homo, and every one is up to the high standard of our previous carpet sales). ‘We want everybody to inspect these Carpels i-nd see for themselves ONE OF THE BEST RANGES OF CARPETS EVER OFFERED IN DUNEDIN. ON “VIEW WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. 1 TAMES SAMSON & CO QJ have received instructions from the shippers to sell by auction,- as above. ' THURSDAY, 10th MAY, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, 124 George street. For Sale by Public Auction. SPLENDID SIX-ROOMED HOUSE AND ; SECTIONS, Being Allotments 35, 34, 33, 32, and Part 31, Dalmore, containing 2 roods, 2.3 poles, being No. 12 Orbell street, Dalmore, and adjoining sections. The House is in perfect order, and has all conveniences, steel ceilings, hot and cold water service, bathroom, scullery, pantry, etc., and commands a lovely view of the city and harbour; only 4 minutes from George street. Can be sold in one or moro lots to suit buyers. As only a low reserve has been placed on this desirable Residence, it is well worth inspection. tfT RIMSDALE, HASTINGS, AND •VJT LOWTHER, 124 GEORGE STREET. MONDAY, 14th MAY, 1923, At 2 o’clock. On the Premises, Beaumont road (near Lawrence). ITOHN THOMPSON tJ instructed by Mr C. C. M'Kenzie, will sell by Public Auction, as above: The following STOCK and JIENTS--7 three-year-old steers, 6 heifers, 1 bull, 3 calves, 3 greyhounds (5 months), 1 black retriever (18 months), 9 young ferrets, 1 collie pup (9 months), 1 saddle book, 2 harness horses. Implements: M.H. binder, dray, s.f. plough, sot discs (Bft, M.H.), 13-coulter M.H. drill, set 3-leaf harrows and bar, wiroj sledge, etc., etc. For Absolute Sale. iITTALK on live rubber—WOOD-MILNE IVI SOLES. The improved ; Rubber Spies, fitted with very small screws. Easily renewed; better, neater, and cheaper than leather. Wood-JiUnq only; get no others.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18856, 8 May 1923, Page 12
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