THURSDAY, 24th JANUARY, 1889. At 1.30 sharp. On the Premises, Willis-street (opposite Dr. Foil's). /GEORGE THOMAS A CO. have been V?T favoured with instructions from the proprietor to sell by anction, at his large and commodious boarding-house, Willisstreet (opposite Dr. Fell's) — The whole of his household furniture and effects, consisting of — Tables, chairs, pictures, fenders, fireirons, carpets, single and double wood and iron bedsteads, mattresses, beds and bedding, washstands, toilet-ware, looking-glasses, toilet tables, and general kitchen utensils F. W. HAYBITTLE, Auctionser. GEORGE THOMAS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, GENERAL PROVISION AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS. Panama-street, Have now Removed into their new and commodious AUCTION ROOMS, Which, for convenience end display, are unrivalled in the city. OALES of Property, Household FurniO ture, Jewellery, Works of Art, and all descriptions of Merchandise undertaken and conducted in the above premises, erected opposite ths old-established Mart, which is still retained for the continuance of Fruit and Produce Salea. Liberal advances made on goods forwarded for actual sale. The Grain, Fruit and Produce Business a Specialty. J 1 O E S A L E1 12-horse power Multitubular Boiler 1 8-horse power Stationary Engine, ohoap, .£95 Apply J. T. GLOVER, Queen's Foundry, Boulcott-street, Wellington. NEW POTATOES. I?OR SALE, a large quantity of new Potatoes at £6 15a per ton ; or by smaller quantities, 7a per cwt. A fresh supply of fruit received from Nelson every week. AVONG SHE, Willis-Btreet. tpOR SALE, that beautiful Residence lately occupied by C. Tringham, Esq., Oriental Bay. R. C. SHEARMAN & CO., 41, Lamb ton Quay. ~1? O R SALE. BOROUGH OF PETONE. The undersigned has for private sale— 1J aoreßland, situate on Main-road, with seven-roomed house, splendid orchard and paddook, double frontage. One of the beat properties in Petone. The opportunity of purchasing property on Main-road seldom occurs. 1 aore 11 perches land, situate in Bri-tannia-street, with good sevenroomed house and every convenience, nice garden and fruit trees; price low ; highest part of Britanniaatreet. For further particulars, apply to J. RESTON, Land and Estate Agent, Borough Office, Petone. FOR SALE-A BARGAIN. OHEEP RUN — 107 acres freehold and O 1898 acres leasehold, together with 800 to 1000 sheep. For full particulars apply M'TAVISH, TATUM A CO., No. 595. Lambton-qnay. FOR SALE, two new six-roomed Houses, in Constable-street, Newtown ; water, gas, and every convenience. Price low. Terms easy. HARCOURT & CO., Grey-street. E"K)RSALE! FOR SALE! FOR SALE! Those valuable Sections, situated on corner of Daniel-street and Prinoess-terrace, Newtown. These sections are well elevated, consequently commands an extensive view, noar the Newtown Park, and within five minutes of tram, which must facilitate their sale. Prices range from 47s 6d to 85a per foot. Only 10 per cent, depoait required, the balance on easy terms. Apply J. F. Wills, Hankey-street. FOR SALE, a bargain, a new eightroomed verandah Houso, freehold, top of Ellice-street ; two parlours, diningroom, kitchen, four bedrooms, bathroom (hot and cold water), scullery, wash-house, copper, gas, and water ; every convenience ; price, i! 500 —.£50 down, the rest at £4 or £5 per month ; land, 33 by 82. Apply to John Boyd, builder, Ellice-etreet, or Ade-laide-road, opposite Hill'a brick yard. FOR SALE, rare opportunity, good readymoney Fancy Drapery and Tailoring Bnsinesß, for immediate disposal, wellfestablished, good thoroughfare ; present owner leaving New Zealand. Apply Lancashire Honse, Taranaki street, J. L. Wright, Proprietor. Household Furniture for private disposal. FOR SALE, a Farm of 340 aorea, cleared, fenced, and grassed, orchard, Ac. ; divided into paddocks : about bix miles from Paramatta and fivo from Hay ward's Railway Station. Stock to be taken at valuation. For terms apply to W. Saunders, Pahautanui ; or, Fredk. Routh, Brandon-street, Wellington. OR SALE, a first-class General Store Business, in the best suburb of Wellington; turnovor for 1888, .£3500 cash. For particulars apply by letter to Store, Evening Post office. OR SALE, Transit Theodolite, secondhand, by Stanley; first-class instrument, in perfect order. Littlejohn and Son, Lambton-quay. FOR SALE, one 56in Bicycle, in thorough good order and complete in all details. Apply to S. M'Kay, care S. Scott, Mannersstreet. OR SALE, Single-seated Buggy, Dog Carts, and Sulky. Great bargains. Apply Geo. Luke, coach factory, Taranakistreet. IT^OR SALE, Suits, with extra Trousers, . 50s, 55a, and 608. Dalton, Tailor 43, Cuba-street. li^Oß SALE, Piano ; Becond-hand ; very P cheap. W. H. Spiller, opposite Government Buildings. FOR real sterling value Dalton's Suits can't be approached. 43 Cuba-street. EDUCATION BOARD OF WELLINGTON DISTRICT. SCHOOL OF DESIGN. Director . Arthur D. Rilet. THE above School and Branches will reopen on MONDAY, 11th February, the first term extending to 4th May. The remaining terms will be of equal duration. Subjects.— Day Classes : Drawing, Painting. Modelling, Geometry, and Perspective. Evening Classes : Drawing, Modelling, Geometry, Perspective, Architecture, Machine Drawing and Constru ition, with special application to all trades. Fees for all evening classes, 10s per term of about eleven weeks. Full particulars will shortly bo given. A. DORSET, Secretary. ¦jyr iss nesfield, Macdonald Crescent. The first term will begin on FRIDAY, tho Ist February. Miss Nesfield will be at home on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 31st inßtant. npHE MISSES MALCOLM, The Terrace. The First Term of 1889 commences on Wednesday, 6th February. Miss Malcolm will be at home every afternoon to see parents or guardianß of pupilß. PIANO. SINGING. HARMONY. MISS RUSSELL (Ist Class Certificate, London Society of Arts), has resumed teaching. Bolton-Btreet. IADVERTIBEHENT. MRS. M'DONNELL, Broughak Hou6e, Ellice-street. BOARDING and Day School for young ladieß, commencing Ist FEBRUARY. PARK VILLA, LOWER HUTT, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, Established, 1869. SCHOOL re-openß on Ist February, D.V. Every consideration beato wed to render the achool worthy of ita former success. Tborongh English, Muaic, and other accomplishments. The house and grounds large, cheerful, retired, and mpst healthy. Terms liberal. Reductoin to sisters. Piano, Harmonium, and Singing independent of school. Particulars, Ac, on application to MRS. JOHNSON, Principal. A FAIRY SHOW OF PRESENTS useful, cheap. J. KITCHEN'S, Pantheon, Manners-street EVOLUTION in the Tailoring Trade ! Trousers for nothing, at J. H. Dalton's, 43, Cuba-street. 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Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 18, 22 January 1889, Page 3
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