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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20963, 28 February 1930, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION f A LEX, ha-vra „ ■ THIS day, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 28. At 12 o'clock. ,■ At Rooms, Princes street. la the Estate James Washer (deceased), . LOVELY ROSLYN FREEHOLD. ! i-ACRE AND FIVE-ROOMED RESIDENCE. MAGNIFICENT POSITION AND ' GLORIOUS VIEW. AND THE PICK OF ROSLYN. Handy _ to Car and Easy Walk to City. Beautiful Garden. Sheltered and Sunny. WELL-BUILT FIVE-ROOMED _ RESIDENCE, With Electric Light, Bathroom,-Hot and Cold, Wardrobes, Bookcase and Cupboards built in. Scullery, Washhouse, Pantry, Copper, Tubs, under Glassed-iu " Porch. Concrete Paths , and Concrete Wall. Known as No. 4 Leven street, Roslyn .(near Kilgour street), and being Part Allotment 1 of Section 8, Block V, _ . ’ Roslyn. For Genuine Sale, to Wind Up the Estate. HARRIS. LIMITED, have received instructions to sell by auction, as above. ' Xof , THIS DAY, T” FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1 At 2 o’clock. ! On the Premises, No. 89 High street, : _ Musselburgh. ' Instructed by Mr Robert Conn (who is removing to Christchurch!. COSTLY SURPLUS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE i AND FURNISHINGS. SOLID OAK CHINA CABINET _ (Quaint Design), LOVELY OAK GRANDFATHER’S ‘ _CLpCK (Westminster Chimes), OAK HALL TIMEPIECE (West- ’ . , minster Chimes), SADDLEBAG CRESTBRFIELD SUITE. (perfect cou- ' dition), GOLDEN OAK SINGER DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE. LUXURIOUS MOQUETTE CHESTERFIELD SETTEE. OAK REVOLVING BOOKCASE, 6 HIGH-BACK DINING CHAIRS, OVAL EXTENDING DINING TABLE, HANDSOME , MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD, OAK ROLLTOP DESK, EXPENSIVE 5-PIECE DARK - STAINED BEDROOM SUITE (Consisting of lovely 4ft 6in Panel Bedstead, Beaconsfield Wardrobe, and Cheval ' Duchesse Pair), MIRROR-DOOR WARDROBE, -ROSEWOOD STAINED HALL SEAT AND CHAIR. CUCKOO CLOCK. Also, ' Tiled Kerbs,, Walnut Coal Vase, Oak Occasional Chairs, Oak Palm Stands, Choice Vases and, Ornaments, Oil Paintings and ■Water Colours, Rose Bowls, Cushions, Art. Curtains, Walnut Mirror Bracket, Oak Framed Mirrors, Crystal and Crockery, Linoleum. Tea Service, 305-Day Timepiece. ■*“9? ze Axminster Carpet, Seagrass -'Chain; Marble Timepiece. Carved Overmantel, Tapestry Carpet, Linen PresSs, Oak Mirror-door Wardrobe. Bathroom Bathroom Mirror, . Canadian Chain, Toilet Ware, Flock Mattresses, 2 Oak Bedroom Chairs, Wardrobes. Carpet Sweeper, Kitchen- Utensils, 2 Meat Safes Carden Seat. Garden Chair. Garden Tools, Large Canvas Verandah Blind, 2 large \t x va m? Iron BinSj etc., etc. • • •Note.-r’The whole of the above Furniture is in perfect condition, and will be on View on Morning,of Sale. - [A LEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, -.■“ "ave received instructions from Mr -Robert Conn-to sell'by auction, as above. THIS DAY, FRIDAY; FEBRUARY 28, „ At 2 o’clock, in our Main Floor Rooms, Dowling • _ . street. _ QIQANTIC sale BY AUCTION ’ CARPETS, CARPETS. CARPETS, ■ on BUGS, RUGS. 80 BEAUTIFUL CARPET SQUARES, ; TEMPLETON’S “MorEeY’S. CROSSALL BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS AND ■ . ; COLOURS. Sizes; include 15ft x 12ft, 15ft ’x -lift 3in, 13ft 6in i lift 3in, 12ft x 10ft-6in, x Oft lOft 6in x 9ft, 9ft x 7ft 6in. WILTON. AXMINSTER. AND . . VELVET PILES. ' , : - Also, 2 SECOND-HAND MALABAR HAND- ,. WOVEN INDIAN \CARPETS, 20'ROLLS AXMINSTER RUNNERS ‘ / ; lengths to.suit), ,100 AXMINSTER AND WOOL RUGS, SO REVERSIBLE WOOL SOFA RUGS : 25 SUPER WILTQN HEARTHRUGS. 'TAMES SAMioil *&i. , CO. “ have received instructions to sell, as •hove. Also, i 6 BEAUTIFUL CHESTERFIELD ; SUITES (Comfy and luxurious). . } All spring edge, spring backs and seats, upholstered _in prettiest of mpquettes, ■ . and high-grade Workmanship. • THIS DAY, FRIDAY, MARCH 28. 1930, ■At 12 o’clock nous. SALE OF OTAGO HARBOUR BOARD . LEASES OF SECTIONS In "the City of Dunedin, as under; Block LXIII, Section 12 (Stuart and Richardson streets, ■ -at present occupied by the/Otago Daily Times and Witness Company,, Limited). . Block LXIV, Section 8 and Part of Section 6, (Station street, at present occupied ■- by Stone, Son, and Company,iLtd.). Block LXIV, Section 20 and Parts of Sections 18, 19, and 21 (Station street and Bow lane, at present occupied by John Jackson Purdie). TP, D. .M. SPED DI N G has received instructions from the Otago Harbour Board to offer for Lease , i lublic auction the above-mentioned / Lands, at his Rooms, 211 Princes street, • Dunedin, on the above date.' r THE r tM!SIS| , S.‘ PP ' r *” THE SECRETARY, or MONDY, STEPHENS, MONRO, &’ STEPHENS, the Board’s Solicitors) N.Z. Express Company’s i Buildings, 11 Bond street, Dunedin. 27£. * THIS DAY, “ ' .FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, At 2.30 o’clock. To Builders and Others. T) M. • SPEDDING rf' ' -is instructed to sell by auction, at sns Rooms, on Friday, at 2.30 o’clock: 20 CRATES WHITE TILES. On Account of Shippers. THIS DAY. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, At 2.30 o’clock. On Account of Those Concerned. T) . M. S P E D D I N fr ’ 13 instructed to sell by auction, his Rooms, on Friday, at 2.30 o’clock:' 4 cases tiles, Scwt white paper 7 ha chests Ceylon tea, ,1 enamelled bath, 1 pi eelam basin, 1 porcelain sink with Ti razzo table, 4 cases linen blind guides, ease cruet sets, 1 case smokers’ co: pamons, 2 glass eases, 60 drapers’ displ stands, small office 1 table, window trell Also, Brantford bacon slicer, Jackson’s insts taneoue hot water boiler, cake mixer Royal vacuum cleaners. 1 waffle iron, eh trie radiator, 1 Kern’s gas radiator-, g cooker, etc., etc. Q.ORE A. AND P. "asSOCIATIO STUD RAM FAIR. SATURDAY. MARCH 15, 1030. ENTRIES will CLOSE with the Undi signed at 5 p.m. on SATURDAY, Mar w SOTE CHAKc 26f 1 F. YOUNG, Secretary. FRIDAY, MARCH 7. _ At 12 o’clock. In our Sale Rooms, 148 Rattray st; PROPERTY IN NORTH-EAST VALLEY. 1? L. .MACASSEY „& have received instructions from G. E. Smith to sell by auction, ae abo No. 14 MILLAR STREET, N.E. V LEY.—Good 4-roomed House, in f class order; steel ceilings, bathroom «nd c. water, electric light: built-in w Tubes, pantry, scullery, and other coni enccs. Large drying green and garden, foivuiouse. . , This property is for bona) fide sab the owner has purchased a larger on Good Terms can be arranged.