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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6171, 11 June 1891, Page 3

P. A. HERMAN & CO. AT AUCTION. SATURDAY, JUNE 13th, At 11 o'clock prompt. IN THE CENTRAL SALE ROOMS, HASTINGS STREET. REGULAR WEEKLY- MARKET SALE. An Exceptional Lot of Good Second-hand Furniture, &c. Including the Furniture and Contents of a Five-roomed House on the hills, also of a Four-roomed Cottage on Marine Parade. REMOVED TO SALE ROOMB FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE. 325 LOTS 325. P. A. HERMAN AND CO. Have received instructions to sell as above at their Saturday Balo— 2 GOOD Second-haDd Suites of Furniture (each 9 pieces), 3 Couches on castors, 2 Massin's Iron Bedsteads (double), 5 Single Iron Bedsteads, Double and Single Spring Mattresses, I Wool Overlay (double), Feather and Kapoc Pillows, 2 Wardrobes, j 7 Chests of Drawers (second-hand), lot of ! good Toilet Ware, 1 Duchess Pair, Oilpainting and Linoleum, Curtain Poles and Rings, 4 Wasbstands and Dressing Tables, 1 large Marble-top Looking-glass, 6 Looking Glasses, 1 Mangle, 1 Portable Boiler, 1 Perambulator, lot Utensils and Kitchen Crockery, Parlor, Gipsy, and Kitchen Tables, 3 Hearth Rugs, 1 superior Tapestry | Carpet about 12 x 12, 1 Brussels Carpet about 14 x 12, 2 Fenders and Irons, 1 8Day Hanging Clock, 1 Hall Stand, 2 | Over-mantle Mirrors, lot good Ornaments, lot E.P. Ware and Cutlery, 3 Lamps, 1 Handsomo Hanging Lamp, 12 Austrian Bentwood Chairs, Kitchen and Rooking Chairs, 1 Couch and Easy Chair (in rep), 2 Occasional Tables. 1 Card Table, I Occasional Chair, Marble-top Sideboard, 1 Cheffonier (Rimu), Wool Mats, Japanese Ornaments, Books, Music, Handsome Music Stool, Curtains, &c, &c. Also, on acccount of other Owners—New and Scond-hand Furniture and Effects, Saddles, Bridles, Blankets, Double-barrelled Breechloading Guns, Fanoy Goods, Swiss and Havanuah Cigars Also, Ex Australia— 40 cases Tahiti Oranges, 10 cases Bananas. Ex Southern Cross — 40 Prime Canterbury Hams, 50 Sides Bacon (in cloth and guaranteed), Oats, Bran, Pollard, Fowl Wheat, Sugar, Flour, Jams, Superior Box Tea, Coffee, Preserves in Tins, 6 cases Claret, &o. &c. P. A. HERMAN AND CO., Auctioneers.

E LYNDON & CO. UNDER DIRECTION OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT, AT NAPIER, AND AT THE REQUEST OF THE MORTGAGEE. LAND SALE. AT AUCTION. WEDNESDAY, JULY Ist, 1891, At 2 o'clock. j EDWARD LYNDON __ CO. Havo received instructions to dispose of, by Publio Auction, the undermentioned | Valuable Properties— MEANEE— Suburban Section No. 1, adjoining the Racecourse, containing Twenty-five and a-half Acres, together with all Buildings thereon. WEST CLIVE- Town Sections 52 and 53, subdivisions 5 and 8, together with all Buildings thereon. For particulars and conditions of sale, apply to EDWARD LYNDON & CO., Land and Estate Auctioneers. FOR SALE. INSTRUCTED BY T. C. WILLIAMS, Esa. ■VfAPIER TOWN SECTION 511 and JA part of 510, Hardinge road, adjoining the Stores of Kinross and Co., in convenient subdivisions. A corner section. NAPIER SUBURBAN SECTION 73, subdivisions 21, 23, and 24, one quarteracre section each, situated in the Shakespeare road, adjoining the Cor- j poration Quarry. NAPIER SUBURBAN SECTION 73, in subdivisions suitable for Villa Residences, overlooking the Bay and surrounding country. Terms—J cash, balance in 3 or 5 years, bearing interest at 7 per cent. EDWARD LYNDON & CO., Land and Estate Agents. EDWARD LYNDON & CO. have been appointed agents for Messes Hoi-'----kan and Sons, of Auckland, and will receivo all accounts dne and owing to that firm C B. HOADLEY & GO. TOMOANA BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, FOR SALE. THE Unsold Sections are now open for Selection at the Reserve Prices. They are the only Freehold obtainable in the neighborhood and will be sold at £5 per Section Cash, balance on terms without interest. For Plan and all particulars apply to C. B HOADLEY & CO. LOST, between Omahu and Hastings last Friday — A Black Slut, long hair, white mark on the breast, answers to the name of " Mag." Finder will be rewarded on applying to J. Redmond, Hastings. LOST, on Monday .last, near Catholic Church—A Cheque for £7 drawn by Mr H. Hill in favor of Miss Hewitt, Girls' High School, on Bank of Australasia Payment stopped. Finder will be rewarded on returning same to office of this paper. LOST OR STOLEN, on the Dight of Friday, the 29th, or early on the 30th May last-A Black and Tan Collie Pup j (slut). Anyone returning the same to the ! office of this paper will be rewarded. Any person detaining the same after this date will be prosecuted. Napier, 6th June, tB9L BOARD AND RESIDENCE, on Very Moderate Terms, can be I obtained at Mas Motley's, situated on the J Hill above Post Office. For further information apply at Mr George Scarfe's Store, Shakespeare Road OARD AND RESIDENCE, Marine Parade, the Healthiest Situa tion in Napier. Mbs Pinhobne, having taken that large and commodious Boarding House (lately occupied by Mrs Tilly, Marine Parade), will be glad to receive a few Young Gentlemen aa Boarders. Every comfort and accommodation. Terms moderate. PRIVATE BOARD aND RESIDENCE ON THE HILLS, Five Minutes' Walk from tbe Post Office. PRIVATE SITTING ROOMS, PLUNGE AND SHOWER BATH. Teems Moderate. MRS. FERNANDEZ, Lincoln House, Lincoln Road. Vacancy for Married Couple. Terms specially reduced.

AT • Ti/TEN'S AND BOYS* CLOTHING A. SONG. • HMERE'S A FOR GETTING RIGGED OUT ON THE CHEAP. Boys' and Youths' Tweed Trousers Suits, up to the largest sizes, 12s 6d the full Suit Men's Best Quality Linen Collars, good shapes, 5 for Is Men's Dungaree JacKets, 2s 3d 23~Pairs MenVWhite Moleskins, 3s 9d 18 Pairs Boys' and l'ouths' Moleskins, 2s Ud_ 19 Boys' Warm Overcoats, 5s 9d 23 Boys' and Youths' Overcoats, Os lid and 7s lid 17 Men's Overcoats, 17s 6d 23 Pairs Men's All-wool Tweed Trousers, 19s Od. for 13s 6d ; very superior 15 Pairs Men's Tweed Trousers, 5s lid 17 Pairs Men's Tweed Trousers, 4s 480 Pairs Men's Merino Sox, 6d pair 130 Pairs Boys' Elastic Braces, 4d REAL EYE OPENERS AND NO MISTAKE ! ! Our Prices are made to suit these Hard Times. Fancy a Realty Good Warm Overcoat for SIX OR SEVEN SHILLINGS. Such a thing was never heard of before, and the only people who can do it are, as is well known, the DRAPERY COY J. C. FOWLER, Manager. NOTICE is hereby giveu that tbe firm of Goddard and Horton, Fruiterers and Seedsmen, Emerson street, has Dissolved Partnership, and the business will in future be carried on by Thomas Horton, who will be responsible for all accounts owing by the firm up to date. P THOMAS HORTON, Napior, Jane 11th, 1891.