SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAY. TUESDAY, 31st JANUARY, At 2 o'clock., In Downstairs Rooms, Dowling street. LARGE CATALOGUE OF HIGH-GRADE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. WALNUT IRON-FRAMED PIANO (Barnard and Co.). ROSEWOOD COLOUR CHINA CABINET. OUATNT OAK SIDEBOARD. VERY PRETTY' OAK DUCHESSE PAIR. ■WILTON PILE CARPET (15ft x lift, in a very pretty mixed colour). 2 AXMINSTER CARPETS (12 x 9). OAK EXTENDING DINING TABLE, PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE (His Master's Voice). 2 SOLID OAK BEDROOM SUITES. Oak and Stained Chests. Wardrobes, Pedestals. Double and Simile Wood Bedsteads, Shakedowns, Bedding, Blankets. Sheets, Towels. Drop-side Cot. S.G. Push Chair. Reversible Wool Soft Rugs. Axininster Runner. Pictures. Orn merits. Books. Table Cover. Copper Kerbs. Log Boxes, Screens. Toiletware, Door Mats. Easy Chairs, Shakedowns. S.G. Chairs. Hall Curtains. Occasional Tables. Gate-leg Table. Writing Bureau. Wire-s at Couch. Ottoman Couch. Suitcase, Dog Kennel. Lawn Mower. Sink. Gas Rinas. Kitchen Table, Kitchen Chairs. Linoleums, etc., etc. Also, COSTLY CHESTERFIELD DINING SUITE (7 pieces! ._ This is a particularly fine Suite, upholstered in grey moquette, and is all sprung. TAMES SAMSON &■ CO. have received instructions from various vendors to sell, as above. WEDNESDAY, Ist FEBRUARY, At 2 p.m. On Premises, No. 19 Gilfillan street, Tainui. JOHN REID & SONS, LIMITED. instructed by the owner (who is giving up housekeeping), will offer as above: SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANO (by Bertram Ison and Co., London; a beautifully-toned instrument), OAK BEDROOM SUITE (Panel Bedstead and Ottoman. Cheval Duehesse, Wardrobe, Pedestal), TEMPLETON CARPET SQUARE, 12 by 12. AND RUNNER (7yds), Also, wood kerbs, bookcase, wall mirrors, pictures and oil paintings, ornaments, dining room suite (chesterfield, divan, morris chair, 4 chairs). GRAMOPHONE, cabinet and records, window and hall curtains, metronome, electric radiators, cushions, carpets, barometer, piano stool, kapok mattresses, blankets, napery. doll’s pram, lino?., single and double panel bedsteads, duchesses, dining table (maple), settee, trays, afternoon tea set. crockery, glassware. electric iron, kitchen utensils, garden tools, wringer, stem. WHEELBARROW, garden hose, etc. On View Tuesday Afternoon 2 to 4 and morning of sale. JOHN REID & SONS. LTD.. 2Sja Auctioneers. ~ MONDAY, 6th FEBRUARY, At 7.30 p.m. At K ooms, Liverpool and Bond streets, TOWNSHIP OF EDGELEY. 40—BE A UITEUL ALLOTMENTS —40 Lovely View. 1‘ ine Situation. WONDERFULLY EASY TERMS. 10 per cent Deposit; 10b per week per Allotment. JOHN REID & SONS. LTD., will otter this line subdivision as above. Edgeley ” is the beautifully situated and well-known property formerly occupied Tiy the late Mr William Emery. The allotments front Spencer, Gloucester, ami Pell streets, and the subdivision is laid out in accordance with the desires of the Dunedin City Council. Spencer street will one day be the main thoroughfare of this portion of Anderson’s Bay. ' .*■ The Bay ” is now one of the most popular of our suburbs, and building is going on there apace. Plans are now ready, and inspection of these choice allotments is recommended, as such a delightful subdivision as this has seldom been on the market. Edgeley should rapidly become a favourite residential spot, and values will thus ranidly increase. JOHN REID & SONS, LTD., Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE. FRIDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY, At 12.30 o’clock. In Our Rooms, Dowling street. In the Estate of the late Thomas Mackie, Ravensbourne (Deceased). Under Instructions, We Will Sell, by Public Auction. GOOD 6-ROOMED DWELLING. With all Buildings, together with that piece of Land, situated Corner Junction and Manuka roads. Ravensbourne; Freehold; Section 10, Block I. containing 1 room and l-10th pole; handy to Railway Station: lovely view; cheap fares; easy walking distance from town. Property must be Sold to wind up the Estate. pLARKE. MARSHALL, LIMITED, Auctioneers. Dowling street. PROPERTY AUCTION SALK FRIDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY, At 12.30 o’clock. Under Instructions from Mrs Wakefield, We will Sell the Under-mentioned Property. In Our Rooms. Dowling street, THAT PIECE OF LAND, together with 4-ROOMED DWELLING, and Buildings thereon, situated No. 85 CANONGATE STREET. City, containing 10.9 perches; Freehold. House* contains 4 rooms and bathroom, scullery, etc.;- gas griller, fireplaces, etc. Unsurpassed view all over the City and Harbour. Handy to town, not 5 minutes walk from centre of City. Terms can be arranged. A very desirable Property. pLARKE. MARSHALL. LIMITED. .Auctioneers. Dowling street. WEDNESDAY, Ist' FEBRUARY, ~ At 2.30 o’clock. TO MERCHANTS AND HOTELS. JJ M. S P E D D T N G . * is instructed to sell by auction, at his Rooms, on AVednesday, at 2.30 o'clock: 6 QR CASKS STRONG’S OLD DUNDEE WHISKY, £0 CASES STRONG’S “REAL MOUNTAIN DEW” WHISKY. 6 OCTAVES O.S. WHISKY. In lots to suit, with option. AVEDNESDAY", Ist FEBRUARY'. At Burnside Sale Y'am?. THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY. LTD., will offer, on account south client; 30 fat and forward extra well bred BULLOCKS. THURSDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, 1923. CLINTON SALE. 100 good rape Lambs. G AA eaners. ripHE DUNEDIN STOCK AGENTS & J- WOOLBROKERS’ ASSOCIATION. POULTRY, ETC. IPOH SALE, 300 White Leghorn CHICKS. I 10s dozen, £4 100 ; railage extra. — Cartiey. Watt’s nsd, North-East Valley. IE First Utility of frequent and regular Advertising consists in this: ■re is at all times a large class of sons, both in country and town, who 6 no fixed places for the purchase of :ain necessary articles, and are ready ae swayed and drawn toward any parilar place which is earnestly ’ brought ier their notice. Indifferent to all. y yield without hesitation to the first j asks.
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