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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22826, 10 March 1936, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION THIS DAY, TUESDAY, MARCH 10, At 1 o’clock. In Our Downstairs Rooms, Dowling street. Under Instructions from the Official Assignee in Bankruptcy and other Vendors. £OO LOTS. 500" LOTS. 500 LOTS. FURNITURE, FURNISHINGS, AND CHATTELS, Including, 7-VALVE PHILCO CONSOLE RADIO, 6 YARDS IMPERIAL AXMINSTER RUNNER, S-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE (In Moquette), 4-PIECE OAK BEDROOM SUITE, 3 HEAVY AXMINSTER CARPETS, BROAD WOOD & SON TABLE GRAND PIANO, PRACTICALLY NEW ELECTROLUX CLEANER (Latest model, all appliances), OAK DUCHESSE AND PEDESTAL, PAIR CUT CRYSTAL DECANTERS. DOULTON VASES AND BOWLS. MAHOGANY DEADLIGHT 3-FOLD SCREEN (A Glorious Piece of Work), SET OF GOLF CLUBS AND BAGS, 6 OAK DINING CHAIRS, VICTORY DROP-HEAD SEWING , MACHINE, QUAINT OAK BUFFET SIDEBOARD E.P. Ware, Crystal, e.p. Spirit Kettle, Fireside Chairs, Stained Drawleaf Table. Antique Braes Log Box (embossed), Large Kauri Cupboard, Gentleman’s f.w. Cycle. Ornaments, Axmineter Runner '27in wide. Antique Kerbs, Settee Suite, Leather Suite, s.g. Chairs and Settee, Quaint Oak Hallstand, Linoleum Squares, Dining Table, h.b. Chairs, Fireside Chairs, Cabinet Gramophone. Sofa and Hearth Rugs. Blankets, Sheets, Naperv, Shakedowns, Mattresses. Bedding, Crockery, Glassware, 3 Duchesse Chests, W ardrobes. 2 BEAUTIFUL STANDARD LAMPS (French Polished; Green and Purple Shades), Table Mangle. Easy Chairs. Overmantlco. Double and Single Wood Bedsteads, Pots and Pans. Jam Bottles, Wringer. Carpenter’s Bench. Ottoman Bedroom Coucn, Oak Occas. Table. Pictures. Paintings, MARBLE ELECTRIC SHADE. Black Mohair Rugs, COPPER BOILER AND FRAME, 14ft Ladder, etc., etc. JAMES SAMSON & CO. have received instructions from the Official Assignee in Bankruptcy and other Vendors to sell by Auction in their Downstairs Rooms, < Bowlin" street, the •hove. Also, On Account of whom it may concern. 3 CHESTERFIELD SUITES (1 in - Moquette, 2 in Genoa). AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: In view of this large catalogue tbe sale will start SHARP AT 1 O’CLOCK. JAMES SAMSON & CO., Auctioneers, Will sell on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, At 2 p.m. On the Premises, No. 124 Richardson street, St. Kilda. Under Instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of Mrs F. L. Callander. DELIGHTFUL DOUBLE-BRICK BUNGALOW. Also, COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. •THE PROPERTY, Which is a corner site, is described as part Allots. 11, 12, and 13, Block 11, containing 25.96 poles, and erected thereon la this artistic Brick Bungalow of six rooms, all good size; clinker brick and tile slab fireplaces; nice reception hail (panelled); built-in wardrobes; all offices under one roof; tile roof. ALSO 2 GARAGES (One Brick, One Wood). DESCRIPTION OP FURNITURE: SEVEN-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE (In Wool Moquette) HEAVY AXMINSTER CARPET, WILTON PILE CARPET, (12 x 12), OVAL OAK EXTENDING DINING TABLE, 6 OAK DINING CHAIRS, MAJESTIC WIRELESS SET (8 Valve), REFLEX MIRROR DUCHESSE, QUAINT OAK SIDEBOARD MIRROR-DOOR WARDROBES, CHINA CABINET, CORRIDOR HALL RUG, r BLANKETS. SHEETS. NAPERY, ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEANER, WEDGEWOOD DINNER SERVICE, Oak Hall Stand, Wertheim Sewing Machine, Axminster Runner. Writing Escretoire. Tea Service, Wardrobes, Duchesse Chests, e.p. Ware, Glassware, Crockery, s.g. Chairs, Commode. Cabinet, Afternoon Tea Wagon, 3 Single Wood Beds and Wires, 4-drawer Copper Kerbs, Divan Chairs, Eider Quilts, s.g. Chairs, Commode, Radiator, Duchesse Chests, Ornaments. Vases, Genoa Settee, Pots ana Pans, Garden Hose. Wringer, Lawn Mower, Kitchen Cabinet, etc., etc. 'TAMES SAMSON & CO. have received instructions from the Trustees in the deceased Estate of Mrs F. L. Callander to sell on the Premises, No. 124 Richardson street, St. Kilda; BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW HOME, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Further particulars Messrs COOK, LEMON, & COOK. Solicitors; ° r ’ AUCTIONEERS. CLEARING SALE AT FLEMING. THURSDAY. MARCH 12. At 12 o’clock Noon. TITESSRS J. G. WARD & CO., LTD., TtX Gore, have received instructions from Mr John Henderson (who has sold his farm) to offer at the above place and The Whole of his Live and Dead Stock, as follows — SHEEP. 60 two-tooth Ewes (good) 150 four-tooth Ewes (extra good) 40 four and six-tooth Ewes 74 f. and f.m. Ewes 60 fat Ewes 112 m.s. Romney Lambs 3 Rams. HORSES. 1 three-year-old Filly, by Commotion 1 six-year-old Gelding 1 seven-year-old Mare 1 eigbt-ycnr-old Gelding I aged Gelding 1 yearling Filly, by Commotion 1 eight-year-old Hack and harness Gelding, by Cathedral Chimes —Marvin Wilkes mare CATTLE, 13 dairy Cows (Scpt.-Oct. ealvcrs) 2 three-year-old Heifers 3 Vealers 1 Shorthorn Bull. IMPLEMENTS. D.f. plough, single R. and G. digger, Bft Storrie-Willett Discs (new), 2 sets 5-leaf tine harrows, 15-coulter M.H. drill, M.H. hinder, R. and G. ridger, 7ft R. and G. Cambridge roller, 2 Planet Jrs., farm dray, sledge, wheelbarrow, 2 grindstones, rubber-tyred gig, scalding trough, harness and covers for 5 horses. 2 sets leading chains, saddle and breeching, 4-horse set blocks and chains, swingletrees and chains, chaff hags, fowls, and numerous sundries. 3 well-bred young Doge 1 five-seater Ford tourer (New Beauty model). Luncheon Provided. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE.—Anyone in search of good stock should attend this •ale. The Horses are good sorts, being young and bred on the place. The Sheep are a particularly good class of Romneycross, and the Cows are all young, selected ones. A DVBRTISING Is accepted as a necessary A part of modern business promotion It has won a place for Itself in virtually every Industry. 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