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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 77, 29 September 1881, Page 4

IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SALE BY AUCTION. SATURDAY, It OCTOBER, '" At 2 o'clock sharp. In the Yard adjoining Mr. Bohan's Coach Factory, Manners-street. Grand Annual Clearing Sale of Coaches, Buggies, Carts, Traps, &c. DWAN & CO.. favored with instructions from Mr. M. Boh an, will conduct tbo aiinnal sale of tho above articles, at the time and place mentioned. The stock consists of the following articles : — Lflndnns, donble buggies, single buggies (with poles and breaks) spring carts, spring drays, butchers' and bakers' carte, tip drays, waggonettes, dog carts, <fee, &c. Alto, A*fow second-hand common drays I^With the landau will go two sets of harness (complete). As ih n . above articles have all been manufactured by Mr. Bohan on tho premises, out of the br-st materials, no better guarantee of their genuineness can bo given ; and as at his last annual sale every line was quitted without reserve, according to his instruc<f^» tions, so a' so docs ho intend this time to do likewise. DWAN & CO. MONDAY, 3rd OCTOBER, At 11 o'clock. On the Pxemiaes, Pipitea-street. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OP THK LATE JUDGE MANSPORD. /-^ROSKERY, HASELL & CO. have reVV ceived instructions to sell by auction, at the residence of the late Judge Mansford, Pipit^a-street, on Monday, 3rd October, at 11 o'clock— Tho whole of the very superior household furniture and effects, including — Splendid piano, in very handsome walnut case Drawing-room suite, in figured Bilk repp Dining-room auito, in horsehair Oval walnut table, handsomo pedestal Inlaid walnut chess table and whatnot Oipsy. occasional, and other tables Very handeomo mirror, in gold O*fo:d frame Mahogany telescope dining table Mahogany choffonier and dinner waggon Dining-room clock, 11 day, in blaok case Brussels carpets and hearth rugs Easy, rocking, and funcy oane chairs Mapsive fenders and fireirons French cretom.e, repp and lace curtains Handsome bras 3 onrtain poles and rings Fancy flower pots, cases fern and coral Handsome vases and other ornaments, including some vert old china Double and single bedstead, with matf J tress, bedding, Ac i" • Child' r> iron cot, with mattress and down i quilt j Mahogany chests drawers, large and smal Mahogany waahstand, with marble top, double toilet set, very handsome Patent commode, toilet sets, towel raoke, &o Handsome dressing table and looking glasj, x , with turned pillars Linoleum, ftx ft; fl'>or cloth, stair carpets, wool mats, Venetian blinds, &c, &o Silvered tea and coffee service, epergne, crnet, forks, Bpoons, and other E P. ware Cutlery, glasn, and obinaware Handsome ohina tea service Kitchen, cocking, and all the necessary fnrnishings of a gentleman's residence Particulars and cards to view on application to CROSKERY, HASELL & CO , Auctioneers. TUESDAY, 4th OCTOBER, At half-past 2 o'clock. Under Bill of Sale. ICE MACHINE. ICE MACHINE. For Sale, without reserve. LAERY & CAMPBtiLL have received instructions to sell, without reserve, at their rooms, Lambton Quay, corner PanamaBtreet, on Tuesday, 4th October, under bill of sale — 1 Siebe and West's J-ton ico machine Also, 1 5-horsepower water-engine IN THE EXCHANGE LAND AND MERCANTILE AUCTION ROOMS, Panama-stbeet. On FRIDAY, 7th OCTOBER, At 2 30 o'clock p.m. Unreserved Sale of Valuable Leasehold Property at the Lower Hutt, in the Estate of R. C. Clifford, deceased. T KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. • are favoured with instructions from R. C. Hamerton, Eb(j., Public Trustee, to aell by public auction aa above — All that leasehold property, part of Section 28, Lower Hutt, containing one acre, and having a frontage of 335 links to the public road, and situated near the RAILWAY STATION. The property is held on a lease, having 15 years to run, at an annual rental of iUO per annum for the first seven years ; .614 for the aecond seven years; and <£L 8 per annum for the lost seven years. For further particulars as to title, &a., apply to THE AUCTIONEERS, IN THE EXCHANGE LAND AND MERCANTILE AUCTION ROOMS, Panama-street. ON FRIDAY, 7rH OCTOBER, At 2.30 o'clock p.m. Important Announcement to Mechanics and Others in search of Cheap and Really Good Building Allotments. m KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. I • are favored with instructions to sell by public auction, on the above date, under conditions of sale, the whole of that valuable property, being — Town Acre 754, having a frontage to Adelaide-road and Hanson-street, $,n<\ which has been divided into FOURTEEN building allotments, as follows : — Lots 1 to 4— Four pections, having each a frontage of 34 feet to Adk l aideroad by a depth of 132 feet Lots 5 to B— Four sections having frontages to Hanson-strejbt, ranging from 30 feet to 32 feet eaoh, by depths of 130 feet to 131 feet Lot 9— Allotment having a frontage of 29 feet 4 inches to Hanson-street, by a depth of 13 i feet, on which is erected a FJRST-CLASS BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, containing 4 sroosjs with scullery Lot 10 - Allotment having a frontage of 30 feet 5 inches to Hanson-street, by a deptb of 131 feet, on which is erected a COMFORTABLE AND COMMODIOUS brick building containing 4 rooms Lot 11— That valuable Bection having a frontage of 52 feet to Adelaideroau, by a depth of ]32 feet, on which is erected a shop with dwell-ing-house containing 4-rooms, and fljeo comfortable 5-roomed house. The attention of all is directed to this sale, aa the sections are IN A FIRST-CLASS POSITION. For full particulars and conditions of sale, apply to MESSRS. TRAVERS, CAVE * TRAVERS, Solicitors for the Vendor ; Or to THE AUCTIONEERS.

PRELIMINARY NOTICEmO be aold by Anotion in NOVEMBER NEXT, at WELLINGTON, the well-known Estate of tlio late Mr. C. Diion, Mastetton. It ia now being survoyed into Sections to suit all buy erf, viz , from one aero up to ten. The Trustees are doing this to meet the requirements of the Public, who are daily inquiring for a few acres of land in and near the thriving Township of Masterton. J. M. CLELAND, B. P. PERRY, Trustees. Masterton, loth Sept., 1881 LBION HOTEL, corner of Tory-street and Courtenay Place. — Mr. J. Murphy (formerly of the Cricketers' Arms) will be glad to meet his old friends and acquaintances at the Albion. The above hotel has recently been thoroughly renovated, and tra vellors and boarders can rely upon receiving every attention and acmfort. None bnt firstclass liquors kept.