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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 111, 8 November 1881, Page 3

I THUBiDAY, 10th NOVEMBER. j I Valuable BtriHing Leases. Pipitea-street and j Muturou-street, the fcite of the Old Hospital. ME. J. H. WALLACE is instructed by the Trustees of the Hospital to Bell by public auction, at the Land Mart, Hunter-street, on Thnrßday, 10th November, at 2 o'clock p.m., the lease for 42 years of the following valuable building allotments, being the Hospital Reserve in Pipitea-street and Muturou-street, viz. — Lot I— s3ft 6in frontage to Pipitea-street 2— Jsffc 3in do do 3— 4sft 3in do do 4—4sft4 — 45ft 3in do do s— 4sft 3in do do 6— 6 oft do Muturou-street 7— 6 oft do do B— 6oft do do 9— 6lft 6in do do 10-64 ft do do 11— 119 ft do do Each allotment is pegged out on the ground. Lithographed plans to be had at the office of the Auctioneers. Farther particulars on application at Messrs. Brandon and Sons, or at the office of the Auctioneers. Terms and conditions at Bale. TJLANS and Conditions of Sale to take place THURSDAY, 10th NOVEMBER, of LEASES of the HOSPITAL RESERVE, can bo had on application at the office of J. H. WALLACE. Estate Agent, Hunter-street. THURSDAY, 10th NOVEMBER, At 2 o'clock. At Manners-street, in the shop lately oc:upied by Mr. F. Cooper. CLEARING SALE OF Glassware, crockery, vases, lustres, tea cups and saucers, jugs, pictures, concertinas, knives and forks, ladies' white skirts, white cotton hoso, ladies' drawers, night dresses, chemises, gentlemen's merino pants, merino shirts, fancy hose, skirts, men's suits, trousers and vests, tweed pieces, Manilla bags, scrubbing brushes. &c, &c. The above goods are all to be sold without reserve, to close accounts. Premises re-let; goods must be cleared same day. WILLIAM M'LEAN & CO., are instructed to sell the above lines without reserve. Terms cash. NOTICE. Sale of Hobart Fruit is Postponed until THURSDAY, 10th NOVEMBER, At 10.30, In consequence of the non-arrival of the Albion's cargo. /^ROSKEEY, HASELL & CO. will not V^ AUCTION SALE TO-MORROW, but wiiLgell in their rooms on 1 hursday morning, at 10.30 — 200 cases apples, French crabs, stermers and russets, ex Albion 50 casea oranges New potatoes, eggs, fowls, ducks, and tnrkeys, ex Waitaki CEOSKEEY, HASELL & CO., Auctioneers. THURSDAY, 10th NOVEMBER, At 12 o'clock. Six Pleasure Boats, a Quantity of Household Furniture, and the Timber on the Wharf. FBANCIS SIDEY & CO. have received instructions from Mrs. Bnrke to sell by auction, on the premises of the Clyde Quay Hotel — The above goods No reserve. THUESDAY, 10th NOVEMBEE, At 2 o'clock sharp. FBANCIS SIDEY & CO. have received instructions from a contractor leaving Wellington to sell by auction, in th« Arcade Buildihgs — whole of hi 3 household furniture Also, Contractor's tools, picks, shovels Crowbars, wheelbarrows, colonial ovens &0., &c, &c. FEIDAY, 11th NOVEMBEE. To Country Storekeepers, Grocers, Ac I In the Estate of Taylor & Co., Bankrupts. FBANCIS SIDEY & CO. have received instructions to sell by auction, on the premises, Lambton Quay, near Mr. Gear's, Butcher's — Tho whole of their large stock of gro- . ceries, teas, sugars, earthenware, ! produce, glassware, &c, &c. The above must be sold, and approved bills will be taken. See Flag on Premises. IMPOBTANT SALE OF HIGH CLASS WOEKS OF ABT. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND AND MERCANTILE AUCTION ROOMS. Panama-street. On MONDAY, 14th NOVEMBER, 1881, At 2.30 o'clock p.m. T KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. • are favoured with instructions from the consignor to sell by public auction, as above — The FINEST and MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION of HIGH CLASS OIL PAINTINGS, by Distinguished Artists, ever sent into the colony. They are as follows -.—. — On the Grand Canal, Venice Dutch Eiver Scene— Winter (by Dott) The Morning Call (by T. C. Mertz) Off the Coast of Holland (by P. Morris) Mountainous Landscape — Evening (by Lacomble) Preparing for the Promenade (by Agapit Stevens) Unloading a Brig (by J. Classens) On the Scheldt (by J. Classens) A Coast Scene, with Vessels (by Sir A . Callcott, E.A.) Vessels on the Scheldt (by J. Classens) Cattle in a Landscape (by M. Cortes) Hnnting in the Forest of Fontainbleu (by G. Dpre) Banks of a Eiver in the Tropics (by Marilhat) Vessels on the Scheldt (by J. Claßsens) Welsh Scene near Dolgelley (by Thomas) Irish Seene — Rock Cashel (by Friske) The Old Lock Gates (by Chaplin) The Hayfield (by Frißke) Winter Scene (by Such) 9 Engravings — Sedan, after Portaels 2 Engravings and 1 large Photograph 4 Framed Engravings, " The Christian Martyr" (by Demaney). Many of the above Paintings were valued prior to leaving the Old Country at from 50 to 100 guineas each, and were purchased by an old Wellington resident at the sale of the celebrated collection of the late P. L. Everard, Esq., London. They will be on view on and after Friday next, and specially on Saturday evening, between 8 and 10 o'clock. (For continuation ot auctioneers' aavertise~ ments. see vaoe 4.^ A. O. F. COUETS EOBIN HOOD, 4428, and SIB GEORGE BOWEN. 5084. fT\HE term of Custodian for the Foresters' A Ball, Tory-street, having expired, applications are invited from members of the above Courts for the office of Custodian, not later than 6 p.m. on Friday, the 11th November, 18S1. Information as to duties, &c, to be obtained from the Secretary Hall Committee. PHILIP FAUVEL, Dixon-street. FILTERS. ON SALE, Lipscombe's Filters, of all ¦sizes and various patterns, in stoneware, terra cotta, or glass. EDWAKD PEAECE.