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Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 37, 14 February 1885, Page 3

MONDAY, 16th FEBRUARY, At half -past 10. SYDNEY FRUIT, j If Arrived, ex Hauroto. GEORGE THOMAS will sell on Monday, at hia rooma, Panama-street, at halfpast 10 o'clook an invoice of — Sydney fruit (if arrived) MONDAY, 16th FEBRUARY. FRUIT. FRUIT. HASELL & CO. will sell, on arrival of the Hauroto, from Sydney — Oranges, lemons, poaches, Ac, Ac. HASELL A CO. MONDTYri6tiTFEBRUARY, ~ At 2 o'clock. CONCLUSION OF THE GREAT AUCTION SALE OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. Last Day of the Auction Sale of Bankrupt Stock. TV WAN A CO. having found it impossible X/ to sell all the lots to-day (Saturday), will RESUME SELLING WITHOUT ANY RESERVE, On the Promises, Hannah A Co.'b Old Shop, Lambton-quay, on MONDAY, 16th FEBRUARY, At 2 o'clook punctually, THE BALANCE OF THE STOCK OF Men's suits, boys' suits, youths' suits Shirts, drawers, hats, caps Flannels, prints, sheetings, calicoes Quiltß, towels, ailks, velvets Hosiery, window curtains And everything that goes to make up a draper's Btock Sale at 2 o'clook punctually on Monday, 16th February. All purchases must be removed by 12 o'clook on Tuesday. NO RESERVE. Terms cash. DWAN A CO., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 18th FEBRUARY, At 2.30 o'clook. FREEHOLD LAND IN FEILDING. rAERY A CAMPBELL have boen in- ¦> struoted by Mr. Harris to sell, at their rooms, on Wednesday, 18th Fobruary, at 2 30 o'clockAll those pieces of land, containing together four aores, moro or less, being the sections Nos. 695, 696, 697, and 693, on the plan of the township of Feilding, having a frontage to Monmouth-street of 800 links by a depth of 500 links These sections are aacurely and substantially fenoed, and there is a amall cottage erected thereon. The title ia Land Transfer. The property haa lately been in the occupation of Mr. Henry Heaynos. The land, which i 8 of firat-rate quality, is laid down in English graßß, and woll suited for paddookß or market garden. These sectionß are moat valuable, being within ten minutes' walk of the Post Office and Town Hall. (For continuation oj Auctioneer*, advertitetnenti, tee page 4). TB ARO HOUSE. THE SALE NOW ON. TTNTrL SATURDAY, the 216t of February, WILSON & RICHARDSON will continue thoir Cash Discount Sale 4s in the £ reduction. For Mr. Baoon's Letter, see New Zealand Times, February 12, 1885. COOPER A BACON, TRADE MARK ACT. Mrs. E. Cooper's Version : I am quite aware that Mr. Bacon was the first to register his bottles, bnt the reason he did so is beat known to himself. Waß it that he might get a lion's share of unregistered bottleß, to be need at outside places suoh as Foxton ? Mr. Bacon tells an untruth about one dozen bottles being Bent to Karori, for there was two dozen ; I have witness to prove it. I was fined £1 and coßts for using four of Mr. Bacon's bottles — not seven as he stated. If a person is fined for naing one bottle that ia just as bad as using four bottles; and I do not think that I had any more fraudulent intent than Mr. Bacon, especially as Mr. Bacon admitted in Court that one of the bottles was closed do«n with his string, after all his men swearing that thoy had never passed any of my bottles out of the place. Mr. Bacon also rays he prosecuted me. Very reluctantly I will now give the details, and get witneßsea to what I say ia correct : — When Mr. Bacon obtained hia bottles, he came to my faotory to see me, bringing a document with him, and wanted mo to sign to pay him £50 if any one of my employes filled one or more of his bottles, and at the same time wanted me to pay for cab hire for himself and witness to Karori to fetch back those four bottles, which I positively refused to do. I told him I would, rather than do so, abide by the oourt, and refused to give him a written apology or sign any agrpement unless all the other aerated water makers combined, and then, and then only, would I sign any agreement concerning our trade mark, as I was not registered at that time. I also told Mr. Baoon that he had filled my bottles, but he defied me, in presence of two witnesses, to bring a case against him, simply because I was not then registered. Treating that, Mr. Bacon, in future you will apeak more truthfully, MRS. ELIZABETH COOPER, Aerated Water Manufacturer, Thorndon-quay. BOOTS AND SHOES. *" LADIES who are in searoh of good Boots at a low price, before buying elsewhere, call at Lindsay's Lambton Quay and Cuba-street Shops, and inspect Firstolass Sewn Boots, 11s 6d, reduced to 6s lid. Remember, this is no decoy. A. LINDSAY, Lambton Quay. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited). IT if hereby notified to Shareholders in New Zealand that a Dividend at the rate of ten per cent, per annum for six months ending 31st Deoember laat, and a Bonus of five per cent., will be payable at the Company's Offioe, Queen-street, on and after the 10th inst, and at branches on receipt of advice. FEEDK. BATTLEY, Secretary. Anokland, 9th February, 1885.