SALES BY AUCTION. AUCTION SALE, BUKKES. THIS, DAY. TUESDAY, 30th AUGUST, At 1 o’clock. At Premises, Burkes, la the Estate of the late Henry Wise HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. INLAID WALNUT SUITE (In Silk Tapestry), SUPERIOR AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES, MASSIVE ENGLISH OAK SIDEBOARD, OAK EXTENDING DINING TABLE, OAK DINING SUITE (In Leather), CHINA ♦AND CRYSTAL AND .NAPERY, OIL PAINTINGS, WATER COLOURS, AND PHOTOGRAVURES, OAK HALL STAND, SUPERIOR ENGLISH OAK BEDROOM SUITE, RED PINE BEDROOM SUITE, BEDROOM AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. rALEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, have received instructions to sell, as above: , . Inlaid walnut suite in silk tapestry, copper kerbs, Axminster carpets, standard lamp, ornaments and vases, bookshelves, books, flower bowls, wicker chairs, music cabinet, electric heater, English oak sideboard, pictures, curtains, oil paintings, butler’s tray, hearthrugs, dinner gongs, oak dining suite in leather, china and crystal, napery, oak extending dining table, mohair table cover, pair oronzes, oak hall stand, serge hall curtains, ottoman, 'set golf clubs, overmantels, timepiece, marble timepiece, WEBSTER’S umner English oak bedroom suite (including three-yunged wardrobe), Axminster carpet, brassmounted single and double bedsteads, antique wood bedstead, wire and flo-k mattresses, toiletware, red pine bedroom suite, linoleum, white enamel bedroom furniture, wardrobes, duchesse cheats, Axminster stair carpet, repp curtains, kitchen furniture, utensils, aluminium saucepans, Perfection oil stove, scales; preserving pan, steps, two-roller mangle, carpet sweeper, filter, wringer, garden tools, barrow, carpenter’s tools, extension ladder. NOTE.—TRAIN LEAVES DUNEDIN AT 12.10 P.M. 2Txa THURSDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER, At 2 o’clock. In Main Floor Rooms, Dowling street. SALE BY*AUCTION. OAK FURNITURE OAK FURNITURE Of High-grade Manufacturer and Furnisher. 6 BEAUTIFUL OAK BEDROOM SUITES ’(These Suites are very, pretty designs, oval . and shaped mirrors, comprising .Wardrobe, Duchesse, Pedestal, and Bedhead) , 10 OAK BEDSTEADS (Some very quaint designs), 8 QUAINT OAK SIDEBOARDS (The prettiest of pretty boards). 6 OAK EXTENDING DINING TABLES (Oval and round shapes), 2 OAK ROLL-TOP. DESKS (1 single pedestal, 1 double pedestal), 2 OAK Hall ottoman seats 20 OAK AND STAINED CHESTS ’(This is a great line for hotels or board-ing-houses), 2 OAK GATE-LEG TABLES, OAK POT STANDS. OAK ESCRITOIRES, OAK COAL CABINETS. ROSEWOOD COLOUR CHiNA CABINET, ■ Also, 2 CHESTERFIELD DINING ROOM SUITES, 7 pieces •(All sprung pretty moquettes, h.b. oak chairs), 3 EASY TUB CHAIRS. We are instructed to sell the total consignment, EVERY ARTICLE MUST BE SOLD. Arrangements can be made to have stored or placed on rail. JAMES SAMSON & CO. have received instructions to sell this * ata Nfw OAK FURNITURE, ETC. Call and Inspect. THURSDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER, At 2 o’clock. A Main Floor Rooms, Dowling street. SALE BY~AUCTION. ANTIQUE FIRE AND HEARTH FURNITURE. TRAVELLERS SAMPLES. TRAVELLER’S‘ SAMPLES. Copper Log Boxes, Screens, Kerbs, Companion Sets, Antique Copper Framed Mirrors, etc. 6 PRETTY HEARTH SUITES, Comprising erb. Coal Box. Fire Screen, Companion Set. [AMES SAMSON & CO. vrill sell, as above. . See the Goods Displayed m Window. WEDNESDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER, At 12.30 p.m. Auction Rooms, Vogel street. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS UNCLAIMED PROPERTY, rPHOMAS PATERSON & LO., -*■ acting under instructions from the District Traffic Manager, will sell by auction, as above Left and Lost Luggage, suit cases, trunks, umbrellas, walking sticks, bicycles, gramophones. Unclaimed Goods, etc., etc. 27au MONDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER, 1927, ' At 11.30 a.m. sharp. On the Farm. “Bon Accord,” Clarksville. ■nONALD REID & CO., LTD., U are instructed by Mr John E. Butler, of "Bon Accord," Clarksville, to sell by Auction, as above: 180 full-mouthed Ewes (rams went out Ist May) 200 Corriedale crossbred Ewe Hoggets 3 Cows (in full milk) 2 Cows (September calvers) 1 Jersey Heifer, 2yrs (due November) 1 Mare, 4yrs 1 Mare, 7yrs 1 Mare, Byrs 1 Mare, aged 1 aged Gelding 1 yearling Colt 7 Pigs 40 Fowls 15 Ducks. IMPLEMENTS. M.H. binder, 13-coulter drill (Farmers’ Favourite), Macalister turnip ridger, Macalister scuffler Cambridge roller, M.H. disc harrows. Oft cultivator, d.f. E lough, 3ft disc plough, 5-leaf set tine arrows, dray and frame, wagon and frame, portable engine and sawbench, harness for 5 horses, cart saddle and breeching, quantity empty sacks, 70 sacks wheaten chaff, 50 sacks oaten chaff, quantity pressed hay, 2 oaten sheaf stacks, 4-cow Auto milking plant and 3 h.p. Anderson engine, 35-gallon King separator, 10 sheep netting and sundries too numerous to mention; also large quantity household furniture. Luncheon Provided. WEDNESDAY, 31st AUGUST, 1D27. At Burnside Yards. TYONALD REID & COMPANY, LTD., will sell by auction, as above: 25 fat and forward three-year-old BULLOCKS; well bred. POULTRY, ETC. UTILITY Brown or White LEGHORNS, 10s per setting of 15 eggs, free on rail; Incubator lots; 50a per, 100 c-ggs. cash with order. —Smart Bros., Mosglel, 12au DAY OLD White Leghorn CHICKS; hatched every week by oii.- - electric Incubators ; price Is: Pullets by arrangement. Apply E. Kakanul. 15au E First Utility ol frequent and regular Advertising consists in this: a is ae all times a large class of ins, both in country and town, who no fixed places for the purchase of in necessary articles, and are reach- ■ swaged and drawn toward any narir place which is earnestly bronght r their notice. Indifferent to all. yield without hesitation to the first asks. GO WITNESS. —New Stories. A large amount of reading matter. 9i
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20190, 30 August 1927, Page 16
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