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Evening Post, Volume XX, Issue 267, 15 November 1880, Page 3

TUESDAY, 16th NOVEMBER. MR. B. J. DUNCAN will sell by public auction on the above date, on the premises, in Kent Terrace, commencing at 11 o'clock — The household furniture of a 7-roomed house, includingpianoforte, by Erard of Paris— cottage, full size, seven octaves, trichord, metal plate— quite new, only been in use for a few weeks — a magnificent investment, worth «£100 ; drawing-room, diningroom, and bedroom furniture, with kitchen requisites, &c, &c. Also, A second-hand first-class pianoforte, by Moore, of London The furniture, which is all in good order and nearly new, will be on view on Monday afternoon from 2 to 6 o'clock. Not the smallest reserve on any articls. N«te. — The sale begins at 11 o'clock. TUESDAY, 16th NOVEMBER, At 2 o'clock. Panama Stables, corner Vivian-street. Horses, Carriages, Cabs, Break. To Medical Men, Cab Proprietors, & Others wanting handsome and staunch horses. For Sale Without Reserve. LAEBY & CAMPBELL have received instructions from Mr. Adam Miller to sell by public auction, at the Panama Stables, corner Taranaki-street and Vivian-street, on Tuesday, 16th November, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, the most complete stable in this town, consisting in part of — 1 bay horse, Rainsworth, 16J- hands, 5 years ; can be driven with or without blinkers ; from proof a pleasant hack and good jumper ; will carry a lady 1 bay horse, Galagan, a very fast trotter, 16£ hands ; broken to single and double harness ; a good match to Rainsworth 1 chestnut mare, broken to single and double harness, carries a lady, rising 6 years, and perhaps the very beat mare in Wellington for her size 1 bay horse, Oliver, by Oliver Cromwell; a better trap horse never looked through a collar 1 bay horse, Naughty Boy, 6 years old, good in either saddle or harness; cannot bo put wrong And several other good useful hacks and carriage horses, all well broken, good grubbers, and proof against tram or train Also, 1 barouche 1 single break 1 single buggy 1 four-wheeled dog-cart 1 box cab 1-horse power chaff cutter Likewise Saddles, for gentlemen and ladies ; harness, both single and double; bridles, breastplates, and all other stable requisites TheAuctioneors draw more than ordinary attention to this sale, as Mr. Miller has determined to give up the cab business entirely, and keep to his shoeing, smithy, and cart-building business solely And we pledge ourselves that tho wholo shall be spld without reserve to tho highest genuine bidder. LAEEY & CAMPBELL, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, 16th NOVEMBER, At 2 o'clock. At the Auction Boom, Odd Fellow's Hall Building, Lambton Quay. A Consignment of Choice Glassware, China, and Electro-plated Waro, in chaste and modern designs, andthenewestpatterns. ALFRED A. BARNETT will sell by public auction on Tuesday, 16th Nov., at 2 o'clock — Sets of Glassware — Comprising champagne, port, sherry, and claret glasses, tumblers, docanters, and water services, in fern and various engraved patterns Claret Jugs — In modern and the newest designs Spirit Bottles — In novel cut glass and patterns Tumblers and Wine Glasses — Plain, cut, and engraved Compo, Fruit, and Flower Stands — Plain, cut, and engraved Electro-Plate — Services, cruets, and cake baskets Toilet Services — Caraffos and sundries Terms at sale. WEDNESDAY, 17th NOVEMBER, At 2 o'clock. Nice Household Furniture, nearly new. FBANCIS SIDEY & CO. have received instructions to sell by auction on the premises, Linton Cottage, Tinakori Road, near St. Paul's Church-room — The whole of the household furniture, with furnishings and effects, including crimson rep suite, largo watercolor painting — New Zealand landscape, elegant chest drawers, handsome half-tester bedstead, in green and gold, &c, &c, without the slightest reserve, tho owner leaving for Queensland. Sco Flag on Promises. EXTENSIVE LAND SALE, 6th DECEMBER. PARTIES who desire properties sold at this sale will please furnish instructions, as early as possible, to tho Auctioneer, Mr. J. H. Wallace, Hunter-street. (For continuation of auctioneers' advertisements, see page 4.)

Te Aro House Advertisement, Established 1845. LADIES' COSTUMES Just to hand SPECIALLY CHEAP, at TE AEO HOUSE. LUSTEE COSTUMES, In Browns, Greys, Navy, Myrtle, Old Gold, and Fawn, at loss than ENGLISH PRICES, Commencing on SATURDAY NEXT. Usual price 21s, FOR 10s 6d Usual price 255, FOR 12s 6d Usual price 29s 6d, FOR 15s Usual price 355, FOR 17s 6d A small lot of TULLE AND TARLATAN BALL DRESSES, very handsome, 15s 6d. BOOK MUSLIN SKIRTS, KILTED, 7s 6d JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE, Cida-street, 28th October, ISBO. PURCHASE only where you can save the profits of middle men. Call at the New Zealand Clothing Factory. COALS. COALS. nnHE Best A.A. Co.'s Coals will be de livered to any part of the town at Greatly Beduced Bales. For further particulars apply to W. R. WILLIAMS, Custom House Quay. X KITCHEN & SONS Invite inspection of their SOAP AND CANDLE EXHIBIT At tho SPRING FLOWER SHOW In Tho Arcade, 17th November, 1880. ON SALE, at the EvENiNG^PosTiOwiCB, Custom House Forms.