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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27388, 13 May 1950, Page 10

SALES BY AUCTION MONDAY, MAY 15. At 12 o’clock. In Our Upstairs Auct on Room, Princes street. Instructed by Mrs E. Warren, . who has left Dunedin. CHOICE WOODHAUGH FREEHOLD PROPERTY. VILLA RESIDENCE. Of 5 Rooms and Kitchenette. Fowlhouses and Runs. No. 39 MALVERN STREET, WOODHAUGH. Being Allotment 3, D.P. 56, Woodhaugh. Area, 1 rood (more or less). Comfortable Wooden Villa of 5 Rooms and Kitchenette. Verandah and Box Windows. Electric light; bathroom, basin; hot and cold water. Panelled Ceilings. Scullery; gas range. Washhouse; copper, tubs. Wooden Car Shelter. Several wellbuilt Fowlhouses and Runs. No. 39 MALVERN STREET. ■ IMMEDIATE VACANT POSSESSION. Key may be obtained at No. 33 Malvern street (next door). A Handy Little Property, close to George rtreet Suitable for Carrier or person wishing to keep poultry. Further particulars from Messrs BRUGH, CALVERT & BARROWCLOUGH, Solicitors. Moray place. ALEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents. ALEX HARRIS. LTD. TUESDAY NEXT. MAY 16. At 1 p.m. In Our Upstairs Sale Rooms. ANTIQUE AND ART SALE. 1 PIANOS, CARPETS, MODERN CHINA AND CRYSTAL, JEWELLERY AND ART NEEDLEWORK, to include: MAHOGANY LOO TABLE (with threepoint base), SOLID CEDAR LOO TABLE, CYLINDRICAL ROLL MAHOGANY DESK, MAHOGANY CHINA CABINET (on claw and ball feet), 2 GENUINE HEPPLEWHITE OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, WALNUT VENEERED on OAK CHINA CABINET (ball and claw feet), GRANDFATHER CLOCK in MAHOGANY CASE (Georgian Period), GRANDFATHER CLOCK In BOG OAK CASE. Mahogany Three-wing Wardrobe, MAHOGANY WRITING BUREAU, WALNUT WRITING BUREAU, 4-DRAWER WALNUT CHEST (with Serpentine front). Old JACOBEAN ARM CHAIR, CARVED OAK SIDE TABLE (Jacobean Period), JACOBEAN TOILET STAND AND MIRROR, Two Shaped Front Dressing Tables, Walnut Washstand, Two Hamlet Chairs in old oak, 9-PIECE JACOBEAN STYLE DINING SUITE (modern), Two Club Chairs (upholstered in pig skin). Mahogany and Walnut Occasional Tables and Chairs, also. Gilt Pier Glass, Ormolu Pole Screen, ORMOLU MOUNTED SPECIMEN CABINET, SHERATON PIANO STOOL (tapestry seat), Regulator Wall Clock, several Mjantel Clocks to include a MUSICAL ALARM CLOCK, OLD BRASS MOUNTED CARRIAGE CLOCK, PAIR OF GIRONDELES (very rare); also, 4-PIECE STERLING SILVER TEA SERVICE. 3PIECE SOLID SILVER TEA SERVICE (Georgian Period). SIX SOLID SILVER TABLE FORKS (William), Silver BonBon Dish, Silver Nut Bowl, Silver Condiments, E.P. Spirit Kettle, Cake Baskets, Entree Dishes, Salver, Asparagus Dish, 6 Heavy Plated Forks (King pattern), case of Fruit Knives and Forks, pair of Chinese Silver Vases, China and Porcelain in eludes: ROCKINGHAM TEAPOT. DOULTON FLAMBE VASES, Small ROYAL WORCESTER VASE, COPENHAGEN PLAQUE. WEDGWOOD and Old IRONSTONE PLAQUES. MOORCRAFT BOWL, MOORCRAFT TABLE LAMP. STAFFORDSHIRE GROUP, SET of 6 MINTON TILES, large collection of other Vases, Ornaments, and Modern China. Crystal and Glass Vases. RUBY GLASS VASE, RUBY GLASS LANTERN. BEAUTIFUL SIXPIECE CRYSTAL WATER SET. Hand Cut (signed) Crvstal Whisky Decanter and Glasses, Crystal Liqueurs, and Wines. Selection of Brassware, Mah Jong Set and Walls. Set of Ivory Chessmen. Also, PERSIAN WALL MATS, GENUINE PERSIAN VESTIBULE CARPET, AXMINSTER BODY CARPET AND CARPET SQUARES. JEWELLERY. TWO -FRENCH ENAMELLED FOB WATCHES, Gold Fob Watch, Silver Stop Watch, Gold Lever Watch, Wristlet Watches, Gold Chiming Watch, Diamond Rings, Dress Rings, Gold Muff Chains, Pendants, Stick Pins, Necklaces, Brooches, Gold and Silver Dress Ornaments, Cameos, Opal Rings, and other items too numerous to mention. Also in a deceased estate: _ ORIENTAL HAND-WORKED LINEN AND' LACE, Linen Richileu Table Cloth and Napkins, Lace and Linen Luncheon 4 Sets, Etc., Etc. PLAIN .CAMPHOR WOOD CHEST. JEWELLER’S SHOW CASE. Open for Inspection MONDAY, the 15th from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. ’ALEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, Auctioneers. ALEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, TUESDAY? - MAY 16. At 2.30 p.m. In our Upstairs Sale Rooms. PIANOS. No. I.—SCHIEDMAYER PIANO: manufactured in Stuttgart; modern dark case, underdamper action, full, rich .tone. A Musician’s Instrument. No. 2.—ALMOST NEW ENGLISH OSBORNE.- A modern Piano; in perfect condition. .... ■ On View from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Monday, May 15. A LEX. HARRIS LTD.. Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents. WEDNESDAY, MAY 17. In Our Upstairs Auction Room. We have been instructed by the Vendor to sell her George street investment property, being Section 3, Block XXX, Dunedin. Area, 1 rood (more or less), and known as: Nos. 624 and 630 GEORGE STREET. Nos. 624 and 630 GEORGE STREET. No 624.—Comprisel a Wooden Villa Residence, containing 6 rooms, scullery, boxroom, bathroom, and wash-house, with all conveniences. No. 630.— Comprises a Wooden Cottage Dwelling containing 5 rooms and scul*lery, with all conveniences. The property is situated on the sunny side of George street, and is very handy to the George street shopping area. To be sold subject to tenancies. Further particulars from Messrs RUTHERFORD & McKINNON. Barristers and Solicitors, 26 Dowling street; Or. .ALEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, Auctioneers. MONDAY, MAY 22, At 12 o’clock. In our - Upstairs Auction Room, Princes street. Instructed by Mr F. C. Robertson. PORT CHALMERS LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, No. la, lb CURRIE STREET and No. 22 1 GREY STREET. 3 WOODEN DWELLINGS AND CONVENIENCES. ng Church Board Leace£loper an--14 years from Nov., 1943, to run. on 20. Port Chalmers Town; area oles (more or less). 22 Grey street: Comfortable RESI:E of 6 Rooms, bay window, veranelectric light, scullery; let to tenant la: 4-roomed Wooden COTTAGE; •ic light, drained; let to tenant. lb: Comfortable DWELLING of 4 is, electric light attached room, bath- , pressed steel enamel bath, basin, ■ic hot water. VACANT POSSESGIVEN. BE SOLD IN ONE LOT: Two CotNo. 22 Grey street and la Currie t. To be sold subject to tenancies. View for Inspection Satuiday. May id Saturday, May 20. ther particulars from Messrs ROSS & MEAD. Solicitors. 33 Princes street. Dunedin; A LEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents. * ~ FRIDAY, MAY 19. At 12 o'clock. In our Main Floor Auction Rooms, Princes street. Under Instructions from the Police Department. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF UNCLAIMED GOODS. 8 GENTLEMEN'S BICYCLES, 3 GENTLEMEN'S BICYCLES. 1 LADY'S BICYCLE, JS Bottles Ale, Suitcase. Purses, GentleEfien’s Overcoats, Fur Cape, Bicycle Wheel, Gentleman’s Gauntlet Gloves, 5 Table Knives. Fibre Suitcase and Contents, Petrol Can. Bicycle Driving Wheel and Crank. TERMS CASH on fall of hammer: immediate delivery. ALEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents. DO not address tetters to the Editor. They should be sent to the Manager.