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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5334, 26 September 1888, Page 3

P. A. HEEMAN. POSTPONEMENT OF SALE.. HPHE TIMBER SALE advertised for JL THURSDAY, September 27th, is postponed until somo future date. Particulars of which will bo duly advertised. P. A. HERMAN, Auctioneer. AT AUCTION. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th, At 11 o'clock sharp. On the Premises, White Road (directly opposite Napier Hotel), Absolute Unreserved Sale of a Superior Lot of Household Furniture and Effects, &c, &c. P. A. HERMAN Has received instructions from Mes W. Young, who is leaving Napier, to sell as above tho wholo of her really good lot FURNITURE, &c, Consisting of Dining Room, Handsome Suite of Furniture in Hair Cloth, 9 pieces, almost new; Superior Upright Grand Piano, by Hacki, magnificent instrument (cost £75); Handsome Cheffonier, Pier Glass, Fender and Irons, Brussels Carpet, Whatnots, Inlaid Walnut Table, Afternoon Tea set, Ornaments, Brackets, Wool M.ats, Pictures, E.P. Ware, Marblo Clock, &c., &. BEDROOMS— Doublo and Single Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Handsome Duchess Pair Marble Top Mirrors, 2 Chests Drawers, Carpets, Washstands, Dressing Tables, 2 Handsome Chambor Services, Looking Glasses, Mats, Rugs, Austrian Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Inlaid Table, Pictures, Sundries, ifcc., &c. KITCHEN AND OUTHOUSES, AcLot of Good Utensils, Linoleum, Dinner Sets (50 pieces), Set Cutlery (complete), Clock, Lot Linoleum, Sewing Machine, Meat Safe, Tools, and other articles too numerous to Particularise. Terms—£ls and over, approved P.N., at three months. Tho Furniture will be on view for Inspection on THURSDAY aud MORNING of Salo.

Luncheon Provided, P. A. HERMAN, Auctioneer. MONEY! MONEY 1! MONEY to Lend in any sums on Freehold and Personal Securities. Advances mado on Consignments. All Applications strictly confidential. P. A. HERMAN, Box 159, P. 0., Napier. BANNER AND LIDDLE. THURSDAY, 27th SEPTEMBER, 18S8. At 11 o'clock. BANNER & LIDDLE Havo received instructions to soil by auction at their Rooms, under distraint for rent, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, consisting- of— Side Board, Choffonier, Single and Doublo Iron Bedstead, Spring Mattrasses, Washstands and Ware, Dressing Table, Knives, Spoons, Forks, Filters, Crockery, Lamps, Sheets, Blankets, Curtains, Blinds, Hat Racks, Tables (oval and kitchen), Austrian Chairs, Dresser.Looking Glasses, Hearth Rug, Carpets, Oilcloth, Linoleum, Matting, and Goods to numerous to mention.

BANNER & LIDDLE, Auctioneer. HORSE BAZAAR. 'BUS COMPANY'S HORSE BAZAAR Hastings street, Nameb. REGULAR SATURDAY SALES OF HORSES, VEHICLES, AND PRODUCE BY MR X, WELLWOOD, At 1.30 p.m. received by the Auctioneer at J Hastings, or by the Manager at tho Bazaar up to time of sale. J. R. REDSTONE, Manager. mO LET—That Shop in Masonic Build- "'' I. ings, next to Mr. Eccles, Chemist, and known as Rule's Oafs. Apply to Neal and Close. TO LET—A Large Dwelling House on Beach Road, at present in tho occupation of Mrs Tilley. Apply H. Williams and Sons, Ironmongers, Hastings Street. mO^LET—A Eust-class~Shap (suitable X for a grocer) and Good Dwelling House, at present occupied by Mr Thos. Bowes, Dickons Street. October Ist. Apply H. William's and <\>ns. mO 1 LET—Dickons StreeiTslcery". ,; ~A~p""' X ply IL G. Graham. _ _ __ j rIToXET-At .Port Ahuriri,.a Shop with X Dwelling attachoiV,. Apply W. Denholm. rjpO LET—A Commodious Country Hotel X with good paddocks and stables connected. Further particulars will bo supplied, apply at this Oflico. TnO _ LET—Xc-Foomed House in BoworX street. Apply to C. Dolbel or D. Gray. _ Four-roomed Cottage with X Scullery, in Hooper's Lano. Apply R. G. Graham.

TO LET. rpHE COMMODIOUS SHOP AND PREMISES, CORNER OF HASTINGS-STREET AND DICKENS-STREET. Ar-FLY E. W. KNOWLES, Daily Teleobafh Office. rjn'O LET—At Waipukurau, acommodious X Eight - roomed House with good garden. Conveniently situated to Railway Station. Moderate rent. For particulars apply J. H. Nelson, Waipukurau. rpO LET.—Close to Farndon Railway X Station a Comfortable Six-roomed Houso with two or moro acres of land. , For further particulars apply to Heney Lascelles, Manager Gitt'ord's Estate. __ mo - LET—Oflico'i'renFvery low. Apply X Daily TELEonArn Office. npO House. Apply X Montague Lascolles. MwlMillwwtfi ii"' i- lmumm-mmmi ■imhiwhiwn-Q-ffl 1 _~-™™-™~» I WOULD CALL THE PUBLIC ATTENTION TO A FEW SPECIAL LOTS OF GOODS UNDERMENTIONED, Which will bo found to be well worth Inspection. HABERDASHERY— Kerr and Co.'s Best Six-cord Cotton, in boxes of assorted sizes, Is per do/on. Ladies' Art Companion, containingall classes of Needles, Bodkin, Crochet and Button Hook, &c, for lOd. Gloves—Tho Favorite Shades m tan and iabac, from 7.d; in lisle thread embroidered tops, at Is 0"Jd; and pure silk melanese, Is'id, ls9d, Is lid. Dress Department—Double-width Cashmere, in brown, Is 1-Jd; black, is o|d. All-wool Striped, double width, in fawn, brown, reseda, gobelin, navy, and claret. Is Hid. Very good value. All-wool French Cashmeres and Morinoes, black and colored in all best Hhades. Millinery—Alarge assortment of Trimmed Millinery, which for style, combined with moderate price, will bo found worth an inspection. Children's Galatea Hats, 10|d to os lld ; Rush, in sailor and other shapes, 4.'.d; Rice Straw, largo poke shape, Is 3d ; Pinafores, Blouses, Dresses, &c. ; Ladies' Light Summer Cloth Jackets, new shapes, 7 s Gd and upwards.

J. P. THOMSON, Emeeson Stheet, Napiee. GRAND ART UNION. EIGHTY TICKETS AT ONE POUND EACH. E. ASHTON Has received permission from tho Colonial Secretary to disposo by Art Union of Two Oil Paintings of Maoris, exeouted by tho Celebrated Artist, Heeb Lindauke, whoso pictures attracted such great attention in tho Now Zealand court I of tho Colonial Exhibition, and to whom tho special medal and certificate were awarded. Tho Two Pictures aro valued at £80. They aro handsomoly framed in gold, and aro now on view in S. Carnell's Show-room. Subjects. First—Maoei Wojian, witii Child on her back; size, 34 x 27 inches. Second—Magnificent Poutuait or the late Maoei Chief, Renata Kawepo. These Paintings aro of historic value, as tho old race of Maoris aro fust dying out. The drawer of Ist prizo to havo choice of pictures. Tho drawing will take place at S. Carnell's Show-room at an early duto under tho supervision of a committee of gentlemen to be elected by tho subscribers. The result of drawing will ho advertised in the Napier papers. Tickets can be obtained from ,-,-.T-,-,r t E. ASHTON AND S. CARNELL. 17 OR SALE—An Express with polo and "* shafts. Cartwright Brown, Greenmeadows.