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Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 50, 28 August 1894, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, 28th AUGUST, At 9 o'clock. FRUIT SALE. GEORGE THOMAS A CO. will sell tomorrow— Q 1 O cases choice Hobart apples K.O ditto specially selected from O£i Nelson OPENING OF THE WHOLESALE FRUIT AUCTION MARKET, Harris-street (Next to Briscoe, M'Neil A Co.'s Warehouse.) In and after the first week of September the undermentioned AUCTIONEERING FIRMS will conduct their FRUIT BUSINESS ONLY AT THE NEWLY-ERECTED MARKET, Harris-street. This Building, which has been designed especially to suit the exigencies of the Fruit Trade, offers faoilities for the Disposal or Fruit aud Produce unequalled in the colony. GEORGE THOMAS A CO. TOWNSEND A PAUL. WEDNESDAY, 29tb AUGUST, At 11 o'clock. To Carters, Livery Stable-keepers, and Others. AG. TAINE A CO. are instructed to • sell at the N Shed, by permission of the Harbour Board Seoretary — 50 bags first-class feed oats To be sold without reserve. WEDNESDAY, 29th AUGUST, At 2 o'clock. SALE OF PAINTER'S STOCK, STOCK-IN-TRADE. \ G. TAINE A CO. are instructed jto J^.» sell at their Rooms — 20 drams raw and boiled oil, each S gala 12 casks white lead, 3 cwt putty, Venetian red, 3 boxes mahogany and ebony stain, dry oohre, Ac Large assortment of paperhangings ; also, collection of enamels in large and small tins, Ac. No reserve. WEDNESDAY, 29th AUGUST, At 9 o'olock. LAERY A CO. (Limited) will sell at thoir Mart, to-morrow, at 9 o'clock — QQ pf cases Hobart apples and pears Kf\ cases D.E. oranges •Jvf &c, &o , &o. JOHNSONVILLE SALE- YARDS, Johnsonville. WEDNESDAY, 29th AUGUST, 1894. FREEMAN R. JACKSON A CO. will sell by auotion, as above — 100 fat bullocks 500 fat wethers and ewos 10 baooners 40 porkera Sale at 11.30 a.m. A train leaves Wellington and Manawatu Railway Station at 10.40 a.m., returning from Johnsonville at 12.20 and 2.30 p.m. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, 31st AUGUST, 1894, • At 2.30 p.m. SALE OF THE YACHT GIROLA. MESSRS. HARCOURT A CO. have been favoured with instructions from H. P. Rawson, Esq., to sell by public auotion at their rooms, Lambton-quay, on Friday, 31st August, at 2.30 p.m.— The well-known and favourite yacht GIROLA, 14 tons, the largest and beat pleasure boat • in Wellington Harbour; thoroughly sound, well supplied with sails, anchors, cables, and gear. Also, large dingy ; all in first-olass order This vessel ia one of the fastest and safest in the harbour, and in addition to her qualities as a yacht is admirably suited for the coasting trade, as she has large carrying capacity. For further particulars, apply HARCOURT A CO., Auctioneers. For continuation of Auctioneer*' advertisements see fourth page.

D^ys 8 D AYS. 8 Days D f B JAMES PETTIE, Days 8 SPECIALITY SHOP, Dayß 8 CUBA-STEEET, Days 8 Will, during the next 8 DAYS, clear Days the Balance of his 8 Days WINTER STOCK 8 Days Regardless of Cost. 8 Days 8 Days Dress Materials at Cost 8 Millinery at Half-price > Days Jackets at Half-price 8 Gloves at Cost Price Days Hosiery at Cost Price 8 Blankets and Flannels at Cost Dayß Price 8 Children's Coats and Pelisses at Cost Dayß Prioe 8 Children's Hats and Bonnets at Cost Days Price 8 Days 8 COME AND SECURE THE Days BARGAINS, 8 Days As I have determined to dear out 8 every Winter line. Days 8 — — ' Days 8 Remember !— SATURDAY and folDays lowing week. 8 Days D |y 8 JAMES PETTIE, Days 8 Days DRAPER - - - Cuba-street. WHEATENA — Recommended by the faoulty for its dietetio and nutritive properties for porridge, &c Ask your grocer for it. Anderson's Factory, St. Hillstreet. FUNERAL NOTICE. rTIHE Friends of Mr. C. A. Knigge are reJL spectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late wife, Catherine M'Kella, whioh will leave his residence, " The Bungalow," Roxburgh-street, for the Karori Cemetery, on Wednesday Afternoon, at 2.30. GEORGE TILLER, Undertaker, Manners-street. riIHE interment of the late Hannah Barton JL will take place at Trentham, Upper Hutt, on Thursday, 30th August, 1894, at 2 p.m. Friends will acoept the intimation. COLLETT BROS., Undertakers, Lower Hutt and Petone. FUNERAL" NOTICE. THE Friends of the late Rev. Father James Landonar, late of Nelson, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, whioh will leave St. Mary of the Angels', Bonlcott-Btreet, on Wednesday Morning, the 29th rast., at 10 a.m., for the Karori Cemetery. There will be Solemn Requiem Mass at 9 o'olock in the above Church. P. HOSKINS, Undertaker. ST. PATRICK'S BRANCH, No. 95. OFFICERS and Members are invited to attend the Funeral of the Rev. Father Landonar, which will leave the Presbytery, Boulcott-street, at 10 a.m. To-morrow. Regalia and gloves. W. J. GRANT, Seoretary.

A. G. WHEELER, TjiUNERAL UNDERTAKER, NO. 37, ASKLAXDB-BOAD, Furnishes Funerals with respectability and economy. Evxrt Requisite Supplied. Cash or Time Payments. rpAYLOB BROS.' D.S.F. MUSTARD. Obtainable all Grocers. ALE OF IRONMONGERY AT T. J. THOMPSON'S, 60, CUBA-BTREBT.'