SATURDAY, sth SEPTEMBER, At half-past 10. PRODUCE faALE. f* EORGE THOMAB A CO. will sell to- j VJT morrow, at half paat 10 o'olook— 100 cases first-class Hobart Fruit, comprising — crabs, Btermera, atone pippina, and scarlet pearmains. 40 bags prime onions, and A large variety of sundries. SATURDAY, sth SEPfEMBER, (At 11 o'olock. MARKET SALE. LAERY & CAMPBELL will hold their Market Sale, at 11 to-morrow, as usual. After which, will sell a quantity of new furniture, consisting of— Palliasses, flax mattresses, spring mattresses, pillows, bolsters, couches, children's oots, kitchen tables, washstands, dressing tables, -c. Also, 1 gentleman's gold albert 1 ladies' beautifully chased gold hunting watch with lever escapement. SATURDAY, sth SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'olook. HORSES. 1" AERY & CAMPBELL will sell in their J yaidß, at 2 o'clook— "Good reliable draft horses and haoka, mare with foal, traps, harness, Ac. EMPIRE AUCIION ROOMS, Opposite the Exhibition. SATURDAY, sth SEPTEMBER, At 1 o'olock. Continuation of Sale of the Great Bankruptcy Stook of Jewellery, consisting of Gold and Silver Watches, Clooka, Brooches, Lockets, Diamond Goods, Ao. MJ. MULLIGAN will sell by auction, • as above— Men's and youths' olothing Youths' blaok cloth suits, boys' suits Men's strong working shirts Piotures, oleographs, vases, flower stands Saddles and bridles, and cottage olooks After whioh, The great bankruptcy stook of watches, olooks, diamond goods, and other jewellery will be offered at any price M. J. MULLIGAN, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, sth SEPTEMBER^ LAND~SALE. Under instructions from the Mortgagee. MESSRS. STEVENS A GORTON will sell by auction, at the rooms of Mossra. Halcombe A Sherwill, Feilding, as aboveThat magnifioent property known as part of the Kaws Kawa Native Reserve, being also part of aeotion 149, Township of Sandon, containing 450 aores (more or less), Tha whole property is under grass and splendidly watered, and subdivided into six paddooks of various sizes. The hind is an alluvial flat, and for quality of soil is one of the best properties in the Manawatu County. It adjoins the Borough of Feilding, and haa exceptional advantages owing to its proximity to the railway and a good market for stook. Further partioulara may be obtained from Messrs. Fitzherbert A Marshall, Solicitors, Wanganui ; Messrs. Haloombe A Sherwill, Auotioneera, Feilding; or Messrs. Stevens A Gorton, Auctioneers, Bulls and Palmerston North. Sale at 2.30 p.m. MONDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER. Extensive Clearing Sale of Furniture and other Goods. AT THE CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, At 11 o'olook sharp. JH. WALLACE A CO. will hold a olear- • ance sale at their rooms as under, WITHOUT BBBERVE— Pianos, chests drawers, bedsteads and bedding, oheffoniers, mattresses, pictures, kitchen utensils, couchea, Bcalea and weights, and a large quantity of sundries Also, 2 small safes, by Tann and Phillips A Son This will be a honafide unreserved sale, as we require the room for other goods. Sale at 11 o'olook sharp. E. BRUCE WALLAOE, Auotioneer. (For continuation of Auctioneer*' aOvertitl* mentt, teenage 4), rinHE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANOE A SUCIETY OF THE U.S. Established 1859. Assets ovbb .£12,117,000. New Assuranoe, 1884 .£17,682,720 Assurance in force i! 64,460,000, Subplus, £2,839,652, Amount paid to Policyholders _!16,890,000 Local Dibbctobs : Hon. Sir Frederick Whitaker, K.C.M.G., M.L.C. Hon. James Williamson, M.L.C. Dr. Logan Campbell. Annual Cash Bonubssfbomthb Start. Pubblt Mutual System. Profits Belong Exclusively to Polioyholders. THE TONTINE POLICIES Issued by the Equitable offer EXTRAORDINARY ADVANTAGES to the Assured. Claims Paid Immbdiatklt on Proof, at Auokland Branoh Office, Queen-street. The conserved points have given a larger Bum to the assured (see Aotual Results) than have ever been obtained by any other Society in the Wobld. Also the business of the Equitable has been larger than that of any other Company by £11,000,000 since its establishment. ' NEVER CONTESTED A CLAIM. All are requested to note that this is the only Life Assurance Sooiety in New Zealand that has completed a Tontine period, and whose published estimates are founded on aotual data, giving Life As6uranoe without cost. , The Society's policies are untrammelled with any unnecessary conditions. Wellington Office, over Oluviir and Brown's, Solicitors (nezt- Bank of New Zealand), Lambton-qnay. B. WIGHTMAN, District Agent. BOOTS AND SHOES, fTIHREE WEEKS' SALE NOW ON. ELLIOTT & CO., WILLIB-BTBEET.. GARLAND'S PATENT MILKSTRAINER. , PTIHE moat economical utensil every offered •*- to the dairy publio. The bottom being movable, may. be taken out and oleaned, or, when required, a new bottom inserted, three extra bottoms being supplied with eaoh milk strainer for that purpose. Sold by all ironmongers and by the patentee, T. GARLAND, Tinplats Worker and Japanner, Moleaworth-atreet. ANNOUNCEMENT OF NEW BOOKS AT BUTTON'S, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Lambton-quat. CasseH's Popular Educator, 6 vols., new edition, 42a Wilson's Tales of the Border, 12 vols., each 3s 6d, or £2 the s«t Ditto, illustrated edition, handsomely bound in morocco, with gilt edges, 45a the set of 3 vola. Travels and Adventures, by notable travellers, illustrated by celebrated artists, 9a Nautical Almanao, 1866, 5s Lieut. Maury'a Physical Geography of the Sea, 6s 6d Ainsley's Examiner in Seamanship, 2s 64 - Guide Book to the Local Marine^ Board Examination, 7a 6d Norie's Epitome, 24a ' j Book of Knots, showing the nutking of; every ' v ' knot and splice, 3a 6d Smile's Life of George Stephenson, cheap edition, 4s 6d Boutledge's Readings— oomio, dramatic, and popular, eaoh Is 3d Readings from American Authors, Is 3d Bell's Header and Speaker, 4s 6d —• ' Modern Elocutionist, 4s 6d The Excelsior Beoiter, 2s The Beautiful Reciter, 2i Macaulay'B Essays and Lays of Ancient Rome, 4s 6d Startingin Life — Hints for Parents, 3a 6d Plata's Works, viz. : Life, Business, Money, Economy, Progress, Poverty, per toI la 3d Free Thought and True Thought, by F. Reginald Stathun, 7s Are Miracles Credible— Theological Library, 4s 6d
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Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 57, 4 September 1885, Page 3
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