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Evening Post, Volume XLVII, Issue 89, 16 April 1894, Page 3

IN consequence of a few linea being left unsold, the balance will be Sold TOMORROW at 11 o'clock, comprising— Tweeds, woollens, crockery, harness, side saddle, jugs, cups and saucers, dressers, scissors, 4c, Ac. To be sold without rosorve. JOHN SOLOMON, Anctioneer. For continuation of Auctioneer? advsrtUementt tee fourth page. POB PRIVATE SALE. Three four-roomed Cottages, Nairn-street, built under the new By-law Regulations. Corner Site, 100 ft frontage Mein-atreet 67ft frontage to Kovans-street, opposite Newtown School. Ten-roomed Gentloman's House, in Hopper, street, with every modern convenience. Two six-roomed Houses, with bathrooms scullery, coal and washhousoß, in Brougham-street. 1£ Acres of land, with six-roomed House Vinery, &c, in Owen-street. A G. TAINE & CO., Auctioneers, Customhouse-quay. pi o r sale. An excellent and modern Residence, with large garden and other conveniences ; in a good position, and ten minutes from the Lower Hutt Station. Also, A dosirablo Rosidonce in Austin-street, City, and with a splendid view. Easy terms arrangod if desired. Apply HARCOUHT A CO, SHEEP RUN FOR SALE. OO AAA ACRES of first-class Sheep Country for Sale near Gisborne, Poverty Bay, not far fram tho famous Waipiro Station. J For price, teruie. and particulars apply to JOHN DOUGLAS, Land Agent, Quoen-street, Auckland. TT^OR SALE, the Lcaso and Furniture of one of the Leading Hotels in Wellington. Apply to CASTE NDYK & FOCKE. SALE, as a going concern. Livery and Bait Stables, in ono of the most flourishing townships on tho West Const of the North Island. A lease of stables will be given at a nominal rental. Owner leaving" district Bolely on account of ill-health. For further particulars apply to EDWARD C. RAIKES. Land and Commission Agent, Opunake. FOR SALE or Lease, Freehold Town Section, with Brewery and Dwellinghouse, combined, erected thereon, situated in a rising township on the West Coast of North Island. Good business to bo done. For particulars apply to EDWARD C. BAIKES, Land and Commission Agent. FOE SALE, cheap, second-hand — One large-sized Baker's Cart, one mediumsized do, oue Express (price £12), one Spring Cart (price £9). C. Tandy, Coaohbuildor, Vivian-street. FOR SALE, tt great bargain, a Freehold Property, with general store, &c, returning a clear profit of per annum, situated in one of the moat charming and healthiest districts in the colony ; perfectly satisfactory reasons for selling ; only .£450 in cash required ; this is an exceptional opportunity. Apply at once for full partioulars to A. T. Bate, 24, Lambton-quay. OB SALE, Butoher's Cart (second-hand); also, good Express. Cope and Newman, Coaohbuilders, Tory-street. Ti^Oß SALE, a secondhand light Spring. JT cart, equal to new ; can bo had cheap for cash by applying to C. A. Annison, Martin-street, Abel Smith - street, Wellington. FOR SALE, upstanding six -year -old ohGstnut Gelding; height, 16 hands 3in j good jumper ; well-bred. E. W. jiosen, care Mr. Wm. C. FitzGerald, Evening Post corner. FOR SALE, Brick and Pipe Plant; Bhorse engine, 12-horae tubular boiler ; )ipo machine makes from 18 to 3 ; with ill trap moulds, &0., for carrying on bnsiiess. Apply to Geo. Maslam, briokmaker, raranaki-streeii. FOB SALE, five-roomed Cottage, next Town Belt, Hawker-straet ; splendid riew ; .£250 ; terms easy. Apply T. Geary, >n premises. _ FOB SALE, the old-established Butchery Business, in the rising township of Hampbelltown, Manawatu. Trade four sodies, &c, a week. Reason for selling, lissolution of partnership. A rare opportunity for a praotical man. For further particulars, apply Arnold and Lasenly, Jampbelltown, Manawatn. IANOFORTE. — Gentleman wanting money will sell magnificent upright valnut, iron frame, .£37, cost .£75, used ;hree months. By letter, Rampart, Evening frost. 4.N EXCELLENT INVESTMENT FOB A SMALL CAPITALIST. A GENERAL STOBE and Farm of about 80 aoreß, to be Bold exceedingly cheap, vt Te Horo. Address G. 8., Evening Post. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. INCREASE of Business in the Men's and Boys' Clothing and Merckry Department has compelled Me. C. SMITH, the Cash Draper, Cuba-street, to Beck larger premises, and he has this day romoved into the shop lately ocoupied by Mr. Lindsay, adjoining his Drapery Shop on the other side. C. Smiih would remind his Customers and the public genorally that he has opened his AUTUMN and WINTER GOODS, and now holds the largest Retail Stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing and Mercery in the colony. Remember— Small profit and qniok returns will always be the motto of this firm. - Roll up on SATURDAY and sco * the Bargains wo aro offering. C. SMITH, THE CASH DRAPE B, CUBA-BTRBXT. • WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. BURGESS BOLL. NOTICE ib hereby given that the Burgess Listß and Defaulters' Lists for the ensuing year are now open for publio inspection as this offioe, and will remain on view during office hours until the 22nd day of April. Any objection to the said lists must be addressed to the undersigned in the form of the schedule defined by "The Mnnioipal Corporation Aot, 1886, and delivered at this office not later than the day above mentioned. Forms of objection may be obtained at this office. I. E. PAGE, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offioe, Wellington, 13th April, 1894. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOB. In the matter of " The Munioipal Corporations Aot. 1886," and of " The Regulation oi Looal Elections Aot, 1876." AN Extrordinary Vacancy having occurred in the offioe of Councillor for Thorndon Ward through the resignation of Harry Benjamin Vogel, Esq., I hereby give notice that an Election will be held on MONDAY, the 7th day of May, 1894, for the pur. pose of electing a Councillor for Thorndon Ward, and I hereby appoint the Schoolroom, Sydney-street, as the place, and MONDAY, the 23rd of April, 1894, before noon, as the day for the nomination of candidates for such office. Dated this 13th day of April, 1891. JAMES AMES, Returning Officer For Thorndon Ward. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. NEWTOWN PABK. NOTICE is hereby given that Newtown Park is Closed for Football nnti further notice, in oonsequenoe of the ground being under repaii. Any person fonnd playing Football, or otherwise damaging the yonng grass, will be proeeouted, withont further notioe. J. E. PAGE, Town Clerk. 16th April, 1894. OHOW PRINTING, with its endless variety of Fosters, Streamers, Hangers, Dodgers, and Window Cards, in plain or fancy tints and oolonrs, printed on attractive papers, at Evening Post offioe.