SALES BY AUCTION PARK. REYNOLDS, LIMITED. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, At 11 o'clock. At Rooms, Marshall Chambers* Moray Instructed by The Perpetual Trustees Company, Ltd., on account of Mr and the late Mrs Christopher Tilburn. RICH SHERATON DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE. BEAUTIFUL CHINA CABINET (In solid Rosewood, with rare Marqueterie work), LOVELY RICH WRITING TABLE (Ormolu mounted), RARE SHERATON CHAIRS (in solid mahogany), ROSEWOOD OCCASIONAL SETTEE (in beautiful silk tapestry). SHERATON ARM CHAIR. EXQUISITE ROSEWOOD TABLE, RARE AMBOYNA COFFEE TABLE, SOLID WALNUT FOLDING CARD TABLE, 6 ENGLISH OAK HALL CHAIRS, SHERATON WALL MIRROR, ELEGANT HALL CABINET (in rare selected New Zealand woods, superb workmanship). CHINA CABINET (Early English in design; in choice New Zealand woods; immaculately finished), WALNUT SPECIMEN TABLE, SATIN WALNUT BOUDOIR SUITE (finished in figured tapestry), MOORISH LOUNGE TABLE, FIGURED WALNUT TABLE. SOLID OAK BUFFET (Carved walnut pillars, finished in mottled kauri: one time the property of the Hon. Mr Larnach), ENGLISH OAK ROLL TOP DESK, SOLI© ROSEWOOD CABINET (With chess and backgammon), ACME 6-VALVE RADIO. MARBLE STATUES AND PEDESTALS RICH AND RARE ORNAMENTS, 2 OLD BOHEMIAN JARS, CUT CRYSTAL WARE. SILVER PLATED WARE, 2 LARGE JARDINIERES AND BOWLS, INDIAN SOFA RUG, WILTON PILE AND AXMINSTER RUGS, MUSICAL BOX, COSTLY BRONZE STATUE (Boy with Game Cock), Silk Cushions, Mahogany Tray, Split Cane Chair, Ladder-back Arm Chair, Walnut Writing Table, Oak Fern Tubs, Aneroid Barometer, Tea Wagon. Open to inspection from 10 o'clock Monday Morning until time of Sale. Auction Sale commences at 11 o'clock. }ARK. REYNOLDS, LIMITED, x Auctioneers. Mr and the Late Mr Christopher Tilburn's RESIDENCE AND FURNITURE Order of Auction Sale. Instructed by The Perpetual Trustees Company, Ltd. Tuesday, February 9. at 11 o'clock, at Auction Rooms, Moray place, Sheraton Furniture, Costly China, Rare Ornaments, Silverplated Ware. Wednesday, February 17, at 2.30 o'clock, at Auction Rooms, Moray place, Oil Paintings, Water Colours, Etchings. Tuesday, February 23, at 11 o'clock, at the Residence, 13 Beach street, St. Clair, Freehold Residence and Drawing Room, Dining Room, Morning Room, Bedroom Furniture and Furnishings. All inquiries to be made to PARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED. •*- Auctioneers. PARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED. GLORIOUS ST. CLAIR RESIDENCE. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, At 11 o'clock. At the Residence, 13 Beach street, St. Clair (Tram to terminus). To be Sold by Auction. Under instructions from The Perpetual Trustees Company, Ltd., as executors of the will of the late Mrs Janet Tilburn. THE CHARMING RESIDENCE, 13 BEACH STREET, ST. CLAIR, Set in THE MOST COVETED SECTION In this POPULAR SEASIDE SUBURB. SHELTERED, WARM, SUNNY. GLORIOUS VIEWS OF THE EVER-CHANGING OCEAN. THE MOST ADMIRED RESIDENCE IN THIS LOCALITY. THE ARCHITECTURE ON SIMPLE LINES. FRONT ELEVATION shows RECESSED WINDOWS WITH SHUTTERED SUN BALCONY. CONSTRUCTION FINISHED IN WHTTE ROUGH CAST CEMENT. LOUNGE AND GLASSED-IN SUN ROOM Very artistic, with cream colour decorations. DINING ROOM, decorated plaster ceilings, dark brown tiles and handcarved mantel bracket, electric light from the ceilings supplemented with wall brackets.. MORNING ROOM, facing North, finished in oiled rimu. A bronze timepiece set above the fireplace. 3 CONVENIENT SIZE BEDROOMS, ENTRANCE VESTIBULE AND HALL, SCULLERY, MAID'S ROOM, FINE RANGE OF OUTBUILDINGS. THE GROUNDS, arranged by A LEADING LANDSCAPE GARDENER. RED CEMENT KERBS AND PATHS, LAWNS, FLOWER BEDS. TRELLIS FENCES SUMMER HOUSE. No expense has been spared by Mr and the late Mrs Tilburn in making this CHARMING HOME ARTISTIC AND COMFORTABLE. Rarely is this class of residence offered for Sale, but The Trustees are determined to sell and have fixed a very reasonable upset to ensure a sale. Conditions of sale upon application to THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES CO., LTD.; Or, Messrs MONDY. STEPHENS, MONRO, & STEPHENS, Barristers and Solicitors, Bond street. Inspection appointments to be made with PARK. REYNOLDS, LIMITED, *■ Auctioneers. Upon conclusion of the Property Sale Mr and the late Mrs C. Tilburn's COSTLY FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS, CARPETS AND RUGS. The Furniture and Furnishings will not be open to Inspection until Monday, February 22. Auction SALE. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23.
A cockatoo which had escaped from its owner's home was the cause of a delay" of about eight minutes to the train service on the Mordialloc and Dandenong lines the other night (states the Melbourne Age). Trailing a chain, which was attached to one of its legs, the bird alighted on the overhead gear in the Carnegie railway station. When the chain came in contact with the wires there was a severe electrical explosion, and a power failure occurred. The deafening report caused a great deal of alarm among passengers in trains which were alongside the platform at the time. Thinking that a serious explosion had occurred at the station, residents of houses in the vicinity rushed on to the roadway. A breakdown gang was quickly on the scene, and the overhead gear was repaired in a few minutes. After the echo of the explosion died away a search was made for the cockatoo, but the only signs of a bird that could be found were a few burnt feathers which fluttered to the ground from the overhead wires. Try It: A tew words in Dola type in plenty of space attract attention. Try it on tha readers of the Otago Daily Times.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23108, 6 February 1937, Page 24
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