SALES BY AUCTION. TO-DAY (FRIDAY), at 2 o’clock p.m., and Continuing on SATURDAY, at 11 a.m., APRIL 12 and 13. ‘ In Our Alain Floor Rooms, Dowling street. MONSTER SALE MONSTER SALE Of T, T , HOUSEHOLD LINEN. HOUSEHOLD LINEN. Under Instructions from the Representative o£ One of the Biggest Linen Houses in London. 1000 PAIRS SHEETS. 1000 PAIRS SHEETS. Of the World-renowned Finlay's Sheeting. Also, 1500 WHITE TURKISH TOWELS 500 BEAUTIFUL IRISH LINEN SERVIETTES inVILLED PILLOW SLIPS, BEAUTIFUL ETDER QUILTS, HOUSEHOLD LINEN OF EVERY DESCRIPTION _ THE GREATEST CHANCE EVER TO INSTITUTIONS, HOTELKEEPERS, BOARDING HOUSES, HOSPITALS, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. JAMES SAMSON & CO. have received instructions from the English Representative to sell, as above. DON’T MISS THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
THIS DAY, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, At 1 o’clock. At Rooms, Manse street. Instructed by the Trustees in the Estate „ late Miss A, B. Mackenzie. GENUINE OLD SILVER SHEFFIELD PLATE, JEWELLERY. J? LD GEORGIAN SILVERMUSTARD POT AND SPOON. GEORGIAN SILVER WINE STRAINER, OLD VICTORIAN SILVER KNIVES. „ FORKS, AND SPOONS. SHEFFIELD PLATE BOTTLE HOLDER. SHEFFIELD PLATE CANDLESTICK, SOLID SILVER CONDIMENT SET IN ENAMEL CASE, SOLID SILVER CRUET STAND, SHEFFIELD PLATE CARD TRAYS ELECTROPLATED SPIRIT KETTLE: Also, 18ct GOLD LOCKET. GENT’S 9ct GOLD RING, LADY’S 18ct GOLD WATCH. CAMEO BROOCHES*. GOLD PENDANTS, OPERA GLASSES, OLD BRASS DOOR KNOCKER. Also. _ NAPERY. NAPERY. T3ARK , REYNOLDS. LIMITED, , are instructed to sell by auction, as above. I NOW ON VIEW. , NOTE.—This Sale will commence at 1 | o dock, following on a-t 2 o’clock with the Household Furniture. THIS DAY, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, At 2 o’clock. At Rooms, Manse street. Removed to Rooms from North-East Valley for Convenience of Sale. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HANDSOME MOQUETTE CHESTERFIELD SETTEE AND 2 DIVAN EASY CHAIRS TO MATCH. MOQUETTE DINING ROOM SUITE, Lovely MORRIS DINING ROOM SI GTE. PILE CARPET SQUARES, MIRROR-DOOR WARDROBES. DUCHESSE CHESTS, HANDSOME CHIFFONIER BOOKCASE. PARK. REYNOLDS. LIMITED, ai'e instructed to sell by auction: Wire-seated couch and cushions, panel bedstead and wire mattresses, combination bedsteads, linoleum, gate-leg tabic, oak mirror hatrack, Axminster sofa rugs” art firescreens, pictures, vases and ornameets, kitchen table, chairs, aluminium Tiare, kitchen utensils, and general household sundries. Also, SET TAYLOR PLAYING BOWLS. NOW ON VIEW. TUESDAY, APRIL 16, At 11 o’clock. On the Premises, Tennyson street (Opposite St. Dominic’s Convent), FIRST-CLASS BUILDING MATERIALS. 200 SHEETS GOOD HEAVY ROOFING IRON. 1000 ft 6 x 2, 4 x 2, 3 x 2 RED PIN Bxl RED PINE AND BLUEGUM, 1000 ft 4in and Bin KAURI LINING, r * t>^t? £^?,HACKLOCK RANGES, LARGE QUANTITY VENESTA AE PLASTER BOARD. 6 Light Window Sashes.’ Panel Doo KaunFlooring, T. and G. Lining. Sarkit Weatherboards. Kauri Tubs, Galvanis Water Piping and Down Piping, w Pedestals and Cisterns. pAHK, _ REYNOLDS, LIMITE a re instructed to sell by auction. On View from Monday Morning. ANNUAL SALE. OF ROSEVALE STUD FRIESIA> The property of Messrs H. North Sons, Omimi. AT "ROSEVALE,” OMIMI, OTAG On THURSDAY,. April 18, 1929, Commencing at I p.m. 30 HEAD, COMPRISED OF: 23 IN-CALF HEIFERS, mostly in to the recently imported bull “ COL KORNDYKE ROBERTS POSCH.” wi descends from a long line of high-tes cows, testing over 4 per cent. 7 SELECTED YOUNG BULLS, f high-record dams, ipul including sev sired by "Echo Sylvia Sir Griselda,” I “Rosevale” Friesians are almosi guarantee for heavy production. S May, 1928, 13 “Rosevale” cows heifers have completed records ave ing 19160.41 b milk, 677.371 b fat, highest record being 1055.251 b fat, “Rosevale” Friesians have made, arc still making, a wonderful reputa lor themselves as producers. The Oiliry tor them is increasing each year founding your herd from “Rosevale”' are insuring yourself of a good inni against the day you wish'to sell tl progeny. Catalogues available from all bram Ox the Auctioneers. Snnfh convenience of buyers f South of Dunedin, Hope’s Bus will h Dunedin Railway Station on. arrival the Invercargill Express, leaving On n Exm-ess nnett at DuneJil ’ ' ■\yRIGHT. STEPHENSON & , LTD., Dunedin, Wellington, etc. TENDERS, 2)UNEDIN city COUNCIL. TENDERS CASIMROX SPUN GAS . Tenders will be received by the Undersigned up till NOON on TUESDAY. April 16, 1029, for the Supply and Delivery of 100 tons 6-inch Cast Iron Spun Gas Pipes, twelve foot lengths. Specification and General Conditions of Contract may be inspected at the office ot the Gas Engineer, Anderson’s Bay road. J The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. G, A. LEWIN, m ~ ~ _ Town Clerk, Town Hall. Dunedin. April 9, 1929. T EN P/G RS are incited for the CA. „. , MILK from Portobello Highclin Districts for a period of 3 y« from June 1. Specifications may be seen at the o of the OTAGO CO-OPERATIVE Ml SUPPLY CO.. LTD., 200 King Edw streoo where Tenders (specially mar lenders for Milk Cartage") will received to 10 a.m. on TUESDAY A 16. ’ fPHB First Utility ol /regular Advertising & There it at all times a P rsOM. both in country ; have no fixed places for t! certain necessary articles, to be swayed and drawn t( ticular place which is ear under their notice. fnd they yield without hesitati who a
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