SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAY, • TUESDAY. MAY 7, m - At 2 o'clock. *b Our Downstairs Rooms, Dowling street. COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE tt j '.■A Nl> furnishings. Under instructions from Mr Blackwood. « removing to Auckland, and has had ■II his JTurniture and Effects removed to our Rooms for Convenience oi Sale. OAK ROLL-TOP DESK ~r r, . . , Genuine Cutler, .(Ibis is a beautiful 5-foot Cutler Desk, in order), SINGER DROP-HEAD OAK SEWING (7-drawer), GLORIOUS CHESTERFIELD SUITE Luxurious. Cosy, and Comfy), v QUAINT OAK BEDROOM SUITE (This Suite is all inlaid and specially wtott^ or Mr Blackwood), HIGH-GRADE IRON-FRAMED PIANO ... (Vestey and_ Son, London), Fine tone,.a rattling good instrument, BILLIARD DINING TABLE (Jnat the thing for the winter). OAK CABINET. GRAMOPHONE. ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEANER, 2 GENUINE MARBLE PEDESTALS. BEAUTIFUL WILTON PILE CARPET (12 x 9), OVAL OAK EXTENDING DINING TABLE HEAVY AXMINSTER CARPET (12 x 9). QUAINT OAK HALLSTAND, . HEAVY AXMINSTER. CORRIDOR RUG (12 x 4.6). PRETTY SOLID OAK SIDEBOARD. 'TAMES SAMSON & CO. u have .received instructions from Mr Blackwood and .other Vendors to sell by auction: This huge catalogue of Costly Furniture and Effects; including— Oak Cutler desk, 2 Singer drop-head machines, Chesterfield suite, oak bedroom suites. oak bedstead, MAHOGANY WARDROBE, iron-framed niano (Vestoy and Son), stained bedroom suite, PRETTY CHINA CABINET, bedroom ottoman, Electrolux cleaner, 2 marble pedestals, divan chairs, 12 x 9 Wilton carpet, 12 x 9, Axminster carpet, Axminster runner, reversible sofa rugs, hearthrugs, h.b'.-chairs; oak hallstand. tub chairs, oak extending dining table, settee dining room suite, s.g. settee, s.g. chairs, heavy linoleums; oak and stained chests, ■wardrobe, double and single wood bedsteads. oak cabinet gramophone, oak potstands. duchesse pair, imjtatipn marble clock, rithu bookcase, chiffonier, vases, ornaments, glassware, crockery. 2 BEAUTIFUL EIDER QUILTS; leather couch, copper kerbs, screens, wicker "chairs, kitchen tables, cooking vessels, garden tools, meat safe, etc., etc. On View Morning.of Sale. WEDNESDAY, MAY 8. 1929. , BURNSIDE, SALE. SPECIAL ENTRY ROMNEY WETHER - LAMBS. TITRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO., i*’ LTD., will offer as above:. / 200 big-framed forward-conditioned . Romney Wether Lambs (will be sold in lots to suit purchas- - era). FRIDAY, MAY 10, At 2 p.m. Corporation Yards, Balcluthai rpHE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENpY COMPANY, .LIMITED, will offer, on account C. S. .Grant, Clifton (who is doing his work by tractor): 6 draught Mares and Geldings, 6 to ■ ; 9 years, with Collars, hamee, cover:, and winkers THURSDAY. MAY 9. CLEARING SALE, LAWRENCE. To Commence at II a.m. Sharp. »THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE ANI x AGENCY COMPANY OF NEV ZEALAND, LTD., have received instrm tions from MifiSrg- Potts Bros, (Greer bank), who have disposed of-their pr< perty, to offer at the above time an place: The Whole of their • Live and Dea Stock, comprising— SHEEP. • 520 two, four, six, and eight-tooti fine wool Ewea 105 two, four, six, and eight-toot: crossbred. Ewes • 165 fulbmouth crossbred Ewes 165 failing-mouth Ewes . 590 fat and forward Lambs . 60 fat Wethers 90 mixed-sex Lambs' 40 fat Ewes. HoRSES. 8 draught. Mares and Geldings. ‘ yre and upwards 1 four-year-old draught Mar . (with foal at foot) 1 yearling Filly (by Scotland 1 ‘ Pride) ■ 1 boy’s Pony (prize-taker) 1 Hack. Pair Ponies (perfect match). CATTLE. : 6 dairy Cows 2 dairy Cows (winter calvers) 8 two-year-old Heifers (spnn salvers) 3 fat Bullocks ' 5 eighteen months old Steers 4 Calves T Shorthorn Bull. • . IMPLEMENTS. ETC. Two d.f. R, and 6. ploughs, 2 single dii ger ploughs, 1 three-furrow plough swing . plough, 2 hillside plough, Osborne ’rubber, I set R. and 0 8 Vr an( i G. Cambridc roller. 2 M.H. binders, 1 M.H ' dri and grass seed box, R. ,and G. lim sower. M.H, grubber. 5-horse wago and frame, 2 farm drays an-’ fram \ pam-ett reaper; 2 ecu fillers.. sc chain harrows, drill plough, set 6-let tyne harrows, 1 3-leaf set harrows, t «-!S t “Arrows, horse power ah chaffcutter, grain .crusher, B-horse st v blocks and > chains, Chatham' see cleaner, double turnip sower, Carly* .T™■ Press- stencil- plates, grin atom box press.- 2 Zealundia ranges, fore and_ anvil, 4 sots stocks and die b °ring machine, carpenter’s tool Aitt Laval separator. 20 sets ploue chains, 3 gigs and. harnes;. 1 phaetm l tip dray, 1 Corbett crosskill Eni lish roller (with travelling wheels cream cans, 3 riding saddles, set pon vmrness. 2 sets single harness, boy riding Raddle, 130 bags Black Tartt oafs, 16 bags machine-dressed ry, grass, 3 saddles and breechings', sets, leading chains.- collars, hame and winkers for 10 horses, hon ■covers, empty, sacks, trees, chain tools, 1 water wagon (100 gallons sundries, etc. 2 fat Pigs. 4 good working Dogs. Luncheon Provided., . The Auctioneers "wish to draw notit to the fact that as Messrs. Potts Bro have disposed of their property, ever fru ine sheep ire in good order, and tl Horses a"p all first-class workers. An person on the lookout for stock of th description we would advise to attend. FRIDAY,. MAY 10, 1929. AT BALCLUTHA' SALE YARD CTRONACH. MORRIS. & CO., L yill offer, as above, .on nccoun the Messrs Telford, of Otanomomo: 38 fat and forward Si-year-old I ford Bullocks . THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1020. OWAKA STOCK SALE. r PHE OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPER\-x TIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., will offer by Auction, ■s above: " . 50 fat and forward 3 and 4-year-old Bullocks (well bred) 20 empty Heifers (welt bredi Otago daily times and witness JOB "PRINTING DEPARTMENT.- —Job Printing ,of every description done with despatch, -nd at lowest current rates. rVIAGO WITNESS. I —New Stories. A large amount of reading matter. Price 9d.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20710, 7 May 1929, Page 18
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