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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27514, 7 October 1950, Page 2

SALES BY AUCTION JAMES SAMSON & CO., Auctioneers TUESDAY. "OCTOBER 9, - At 1 p.m. In Our Downstairs Rooms, Dowling street. •MONSTER AUCTION SALE. Of HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE, RADIOS, CARPETS, BRASS ORNAMENTS, ETC. On Account of Mr J. CARLTON, Who is Leaving Dunedin, and Other Vendors. Removed to Rooms for Convenience of Sale. 12ft x 9ft AXMINSTER CARPET, 14yds 36in STIPPLE BODY CARPET, 35yds 27in WILTON BODY CARPET, COLUMBUS MANTEL RADIOGRAM, SERVEL HOUSEHOLD REFRIGERATOR. JAMES SAMSON & CO. have received instructions to Sell by Auction the following:— LOVELY THREE-PIECE FLORAL GENOA VELVET CHESTER SUITE, THREE - PIECE WOOL MOQUETTE CHESTER SUITE, Six-piece Walnut Dining Suite, Massive Three-piece Chester Suite, SIX-PIECE DINING SUITE (Leadlight Buffet, Drawleaf Table and 4 Chairs), Mirror-backed Sideboard, 2 Fireside Chairs in Floral Genoa, 2 Rust Fireside Chairs; BED SETTEE IN UNCUT MOQUETTE (as new), Standard Lamp, Upholstered Piano Stool, THREE-PIECE FAWN GENOA CHESTER SUITE, Escritoire, Oak Mirror-backed Sideboard. Copper Firescreen. Hearthrugs, Carpet Runners, Upholstered Piano Stool, Boxseat Kerb. Chrome Chandelier. FOUR-PIECE DOUBLE BEDROOM SUITE (new condition). Twin Panel Beds and Wires, Oak Double Bed and Wire, Duchesse Pair, Single and Double Bedding, 4ft 6in Panel Bed and Wire, Double and Single Beds and Wires, Wardrobe in light stain (as new). Commode Chair, Duchesse Chests, 4 Mirror Stands, New Marcella Quilt, 2 Oak Duchesses, COMBINATION ENAMEL GAS RANGE AND DESTRUCTOR, 60ft Hose, 31ft Hose, Large Gas Range, 4 Lawnmowers, Tricycle, Pedal Car, 3 Cane Prams, Cane Sulkv, 2 Electric Irons, 4 Kerosene Stoves, ACME WRINGER, 2 Coppers. 6FT PLUNGE BATH, Carpet Sweepers. Kitchen Tables and Chairs. Kitchen Utensils, Oval Boiler, Clothes Basket, Crockery, Platform Scales, Garden Tools, Marble Clocks, 3 BOXES GLASS, Oval Boiler, 5 Riddles, 3 Sinks, 2 BAGATELLE GOLF BOARDS, Quantity Galvanised Iron, 2 Electric Heaters, Books, Cabinets, MAHOGANY COMMODE CHAIR, Small Tin Trunk, Hatbox, Upholstered Settee. Dropside Cot, Leather' Settee, 3 DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINES, Broadcast Radio, Phillips Radio, Radion Console, Bylock Vacuum Cleaner, Electrolux. Flovac Cleaner, QUALCAST BALLBEARING LAWNMOWER (with large roller), REMINGTON TYPEWRITER, Concertina, Elec. Coffee Perculator: And 72in x 35in x 21in GLASS SHOWCASE. MODERN NATIONAL CASH REGISTER (Id to £4, Guaranteed Good Order), GOLD STOP WATCH (Minute Recorder), STUART CRYSTAL TABLE LAMP (As New), HEAVY SILVER INKSTAND, LARGE BRASS CHINESE BHUDDA, PAIR BRASS VASES, NATURALIST'S FIELD MICROSCOPE, WITH SLIDES. JAMES SAMSON & CO., Auctioneers. / 1950. IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SEND IT TO JAMES SAMSON & CO„ 23 DOWLING STREET. Antique Furniture, Carpets, Silver, Old China and Furniture of every description. AUCTION SALES EVERY TUESDAY. PRIVATE HOUSE SALES OF FURNITURE BY AUCTION Conducted in Any District on Any Day. LET US AUCTION THAT PROPERTY. VALUATIONS Of Hotels, Boarding Houses, and for Probate a Specialty. SEND IT TO SAMSONS. AUCTION SALE OF 51 ACRES CITY FREEHOLD AND COMFORTABLE 5-ROOMED DWELLING. ON THE PREMISES, 51 ABERDEEN KD, ST. CLAIR ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1950, AT 2 P.M. \T7RIGHT. STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., VY have received instructions from MR T. A. LANDRETH to offer by Public Auction, as above:— ALLOTMENTS 20 and 21 D.P. 370 TOWNSHIP OF ST. CLAIR PARK. AREA: 5 ACRES 35.3 POLES C.T. VOL. 200; FOL. 23. TOGETHER WITH 5-roomed Dwelling, Bathroom, Washhouse (concrete tubs and copper), E.L., H. and C.; Telephone; Fowlhouse; CotVbyre; Pigstye. THIS PROPERTY, which is valuable for subdivision purposes, is handy to St. Clair Golf Links and is ideally situated, commanding a wonderful view of St. Clair and St. Kilda. Only 31 miles from Exchange. HOUSE can be inspected SATURDAY, 7th, WEDNESDAY, 11th, and SATURDAY. 14th. Further particulars from MESSRS BAYLEE & BRUNTON, Solicitors, Crawford street, Dunedin. Or THE AUCTIONEERS. IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE AUCTION OF THE PROPERTY A SALE OF HORSES, DOGS, IMPLEMENTS, ETC., WILL BE CONDUCTED. Pony Gelding, 6 years, saddle and harness; quiet; 13.1 hands; won jumping prizes. Hack Gelding (Skewbald), 3 years. saddle and harness; quiet Draught Gelding, aged, all work Cottar’s Cow Heading and Leading Dog, 2 years Heading and Forcing Dog, 2 years • Bitch, 1 year 12 Laying Hens Sledge, Hillside Plough, Garden Plough, Collars and Flames, Swingle Trees, Chains, Horse Covers, 2 good Riding Saddles, 5 Riding Bridles, Shovels, Forks, quantity Drums and Fowl Food, numerous Sundries. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY, SITUATED MAIN ROAD, ALLANTON. At Our Land Sale Room, High street, Dunedin. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1950, At 3 p.m. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., VV LTD., have received instructions from Mrs E. F. Ralston to offer at above time and place: HER FREEHOLD PROPERTY, containing: 1 rood 38 poles, being Secs. 2 and 3, Block 10, ALLANTON TOWNSHIP, together with Roughcast Villa-type House of 4 rooms, kitchenette and sunporch, e.l„ electric range. Outhouses comprise large Toolshed and Coalhouse. Concrete Paths. The house, .which is in sound condition, is ideally situated, lying well to the bull. The Rates are in the vicinity of £2 10s per annum. There is a Workers’ Bus to and from Dunedin daily, at a fairly low rate. Further particulars from her Solicitor, Mr W. P. HARTSTONGE, Mosgiel. Or. THE AUCTIONEERS. gALE OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY. Unclaimed Property in the hands of the Police at Dunedin will, if not claimed before SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, he sold by Public Auction. Particulars as to time and place of Sale obtainable from Superintendent of Police, Dunedin. BURNSIDE SALE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1950. SPECIAL ENTRY OF STATION CATTLE. Donald reid & co., ltd., will offer by Auction, on behalf of Messrs Langley and Whyte, Mt. 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