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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22373, 21 September 1934, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION THIS DAY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. At 2 o’clock. In Our Rooms, Dowling street. CLEARING SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. * SINGER DROP-HEAD MACHINES, BOOVER VACUUM CLEANER (Model 700, condition - as new), . 3-PIECE OAK BEDROOM SUITE, 7-PIECE LEATHER DINING SUITE, LOVELY OAK SIDEBOARD, OFFICE SAFE, 2 TYPEWRITERS. Duchesse, Double Wood Bed;: Mattress, Dining Table, Plush Table Cover Copper Kerb. Palm Stand, Cabin Trunk, Hall Stand, Card Table, Push Chair Foot Stool, Chest Drawers, 5 H.B. Dining Chairs, 7yds Hall Runner S.G..Chair, Morris Chair, Doll’s Pram. Lawn Mower, Double Iron Beds, Kitchen Chairs, Tables. Couch, Sewing Machines, Carpet, 60ft Garden Hose, Curtains, Battery Radio Set. pLARKE & VENN, LIMITED, Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, Dowling street. THIS DAY. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, , At 2 o’clock. On Account of the Liquidator. CHESTERFIELD SUITES, CHESTERFIELD SUITES. 10 BEAUTIFUL SUITES, Upholstered in Genoas and Moquettes. We Are Instructed TO SELL THESE SUITES ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE! YOUR GREAT OPPORTUNITY! TAMES SAMSON AND CO. *J have received instructions Irom the Liquidator to sell as above. ... SUITES ARE NOW ON VIEW In Our Main Floor Rooms, Dowling street. THIS DAY. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, At 2 o’clock. In Our Main Floor Rooms. Dowling street. DRAPERY. DRAPERY. SMALL DRAPERY STOCK Of. ‘ Ladies’ Coats, Dresses. Frocks, Cardigans, Raincoats, Pullovers. . 40 PAIRS LADIES’ AND MAIDS’ CANVAS SHOES. And HOUSEHOLD LINEN. Including Bedspreads, Sheets, Towels, Linen Tablecloths, Serviettes, Fancy Cloths. And 6 BEAUTIFUL EIDER QUILTS (Glorious designs and colourings). TAMES SAMSON AND CO. v have received instructions from the Assignee to sell as above. THIS DAY. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. At 2 o’clock. In Our Main Floor Rooms, Dowling street. TENNIS RACKETS, TENNIS RACKETS. On Account of the Consignors; 40 HIGH-GRADE TENNIS RACKETS (All standard makes). TAMES SAMSON AND CO. tl have received instructions from the Consignors, to sell as above. Inspect Before the Sale and Pick .Out Your Choice. THIS DAY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, At 2 o'clock. At Rooms, 142 High street. UNRESERVED SALE CAMERAS. KODAK. IBSOR. FORT, APEM, BROWNIE, RAJAX BOX, And USEFUL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. WALNUT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (Anton Huber, Dresden), 3 AXMINSTER CARPETS (12 x 9), 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE (Moquette), I LEATHER MORRIS STUDY CHAIRS, OAK DROP-HEAD SINGER MACHINE. PARK, REYNOLDS. LIMITED, are instructed to sell by auction. Also, STIMEX GAS COOKING RANGE, Oak buffet sideboard, glass-front bookcase, bookshelves, dining tables and chairs, tea trolly, pictures, mirror-door wardrobes, double and single panel bedsteads, 4 and 5-drawer and half-Scotch chests, linoleum, crockery, glassware, ornaments, vases, kitchen furniture, and utensils, SHOP FITTINGS, Slope desk, small counter, glass showcase, glass partitions, shelving, glass counter cases, Roneo duplicator, and sundries. NOW ON VIEW. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 12 Noon. At Rooms, Dowling street. THIS BUNGALOW, BOWEN STREET, MUSSELBURGH. BOWEN STREET, MUSSELBURGH. 5 Rooms. Kitchenette. (Superior finish), e roof, brick, 3 oriel windows: rooms x 13. 15 x 15, 13 x 10, 12 x 10, 10 x 10: art kitchenette (10 x 10), with comlation gas range and destructor fiamelled), cupboards, bins, porcelain bh and basin, wardrobes, cupboards, ;sses, laundry (concrete tubsd, coal >d- all offices under mam root. LAKGE GARAGE (pit). Also, joining Vacant Section, 40 x 100 (apjx.), fenced; ready for a Bungalow. • A lovely site, sj b —The Bungalow and Vacant Seen will be offered together, and, should e not, eventuate, will be put up separ--sly. Terms may be arranged with the Auctioneers. Keys on application. »■ • g. McKENZIE, LIMITED, instructed by D. W. M'Cay, Esq., 10 has moved into a larger property, 11 sell by auction. VSTRENS for the%est value: lowest prices iW in Wallpapers, Paints, Brush ware, Glass, Varnish, Mouldings, and all other Painting and Paperhanging needs. Our aim, highest quality, lowest prices.—Wrens. “I love my mill and I will continue to in " it,” announced M. Jean Rochetaillade, 47-year-old miller, of Cheniers, after learning that he had won the prize of £02,500 in the French national lottery. Cheniers is a small town in the centre of France, not far from Limoges. M. Rochetaillade, who is married and the father of two boys, has the reputation of being an excellent miller and a very hard worker. He was already busy in bis mill at 7 o’clock this morning when the manager of a bank in the. neighbouring town of Gueret, where the ticket was bought, arrived on the scene to inform him of his good luck. The miller showed no sign of emotion and simply emphasised the fact that he,would change none of his habits and that he would not pose for photographers.