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Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 52, 30 August 1894, Page 3

JO. FRIDAY, 31st AUGUST, At 9 o'clock. 71 T AERY & CO. (Limited) will sell at JLJ their Mart, to-morrow, at 9 o'clock — OQK cases oranges, lemons, mandatJtmirj rins, paemon fruit, loquats, — apples, <tc. ~ FRIDAY, 31at AUGUST. -_ WELLINGTON FRUIT MAKKET. — IMPORTANT OPENING SALE >A OF — SPLENDID SHIPMENTS _ From Sydney, Hobart, Nelson, Motueka, k" and Auckland. ~ /^.EORGE THOMAS & UO. have great VJT pleasure in announcing their first sale — of FRUIT at the newly-erected and oomiJ modious MARKET, HaKRIS-STREET— "| ()Q cases mandarins Q I fj do oranges iQ do lemons O"I do loqnats — O i & do pineapples i 1Q do Hobart eating and cooking JL JLO apples O"l f"f do Nelson apples O i do Hobart dessert pears -| /* do fresh eggs Sale starts at 9 sharp. F. W. HAYBITTLE, Auctioneer. WELLINGTON FRUIT AUCTION MARKET. FRIDAY, 31st AUGUST, At 9 o'clock. IAOK Cases Australian and Hobart — lUaO Fruit. Just landed, in splendid order. ■ mOWNSEND & PAUL will soil by aucJL tion as above, to-morrow, at 9 o'clook — 845 oases extra ohoice oranges, lemons, mandarins, pineapples, loquats, ex Waihora, from Sydney 180 coses Tasmanian apples, comprising French Crabs, Stunners', and Scarlet Pearmain, ex Hauroto, from Hobart Also, > 5 tons fine pumpkins FRIDAY, 31st AUGUST, » At 2 o'clock. SALE OF FURNITURE, in Rooms. AG. TAINE & CO. will sell in their • rooms, as above, on account of a gentleman giving Up housekeeping, A collection of furniture, pictures, and ; bric-a-brac, comprising — Oil paintings aud chromos and framed photos (ohoice subjects), lot of picture frames, worked oorner brackets, terra cotta ornaments, vases (handpainted), br»ss candlesticks and globes, stags' hedrts; .fans and ' ,screens, plaque's in plush, &0., ' j easels, opals, gilt rustic epergne, mirrors, Japanese plaques, tea baddy, salt cellars with spoons in jnorooco oaBe, black aud gold teapot' , and stand, Dresden figure oruets, bine overmantel, cream and other jugs, pickle jars, fruit dishes, jewel case, sofa oushiens, tapestry curtains, gipsy table, cork oabinet, lot of vases in oolored glass, lot of useful crockery, devotional chair, hip and other baths, lot of books, oak and silver salad bowl, mirrors, oilcloth, blinds, folding chairs, kitchen tables, fenders, a lot of useful kitchen utensils, &c, &c. Also, On account of people leaving colony — Lot of useful furniture, oolonial sofas, chests of drawers, Austrian chairs, occasional table, 2 d.b. iron b.m. bedsteads, round table, w. stand and ware, s.i. bedstead, lamps, wardrobe, bookcase and oheffonier combined, travelling boles, sideboard (mirror back), bedroom mirrors, oilcloth, &c, &c. The order of sale will be -General furniture, 2 o'clock; brio-a-brao, &c, 2 30. FRIDAY, 31st AUGUST, 1894, At 2.30 p.m. SALE OF THE YACHT GIROLA. MESSRS. HARCOURT & CO. have been favoured with instructions from H. P. Rawson, Esq., to sell by publio auction at their rooms, Lambton-quay, on Friday, 31st August, at 2.30 p.m.— The well-known and favourite yacht G I R O L A, 14 tons, the largest and befit pleasure boat in Wellington Harbprir; thoroughly sound, well supplied with sails, anchors, cables, and gear. Also, large dingy ; all in first-class order This vessel is one of the fastest and safest in the harbour, and ih addition to her qualities as a yacht is admirably suited for the coasting -trade, as 'she 'has large carrying oapaoity. For further particulars, apply HARCOURT & CO., -^ Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, 31st AUGUST, At 2.30 o'clook. WF. SHORTT will sell at his rooms, . 57, Willis-street— Two Coolgardie revolvers with cartridges, tent and fly, eight carpet squares, rug?, tables, chairs, two beautiful duchess pairs and duchess chest, nearly new, field-glass, leather suite in English oak frames, chests of drawers, double and single iron bedsteads, overmantels, mirrors, dressing tables, washßtands, toilet sets, cups and saucers, handsome walnut piano (iron frame, trichord throughout) by Lubitz, iron cot, suspending kerosene lamps, and lots of sundries. -— SATURDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock. Watches, Jewellery, and E.P. Ware. WF. SHORTT has been favoured with • instructions to sell at his rooms, 57, Willis-street— 25 watches, rings, lookets, pencil cases, heavy gold albert, a splendid lot of o.p. ware, oruets, tea services, bnt-ter-coolers, obristening mugs All on view to-night and to-morrow night, at 7 o'clook. SATURDAY NIGHT, At 8 o'clock. BOOKS. BOOKS. BOOKS. WF. SHORTT will sell at his rooms, . 57, Willis-street— A superior lot of books Catalogues now in course of preparation. For continuation of Auctioneer' advertisements see fourth page.

IN THE ASSIGNED KSTATB OF E. GASCOIGNE, OF SHANNON. FOB SALE BY TENDER. npENDERS will be received by the underX signed up to noon on Friday, the 31st instant, for the Stock in the above Estate, consisting of — Drapery Ironmongery Grooery Stook-sheets, and conditions of sale, may be seen on the premises, Shannon, and at the office of the nnderßigned. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A. S. BISS, Trustee. Featherston-street, Wellington. In the Assigned Estate of E. GASCOIGNE, of Shannon. ALL olaims against the above must be lodged with the undersigned not later than FRIDAY, 31st instant. A. S. BISS, Trnstee. Featherston-street, Wellington. ASSIGNED ESTATE OF CUNNINGHAME & GORMAN, OF PALMERSTON NORTH. NOTICE. ALL Persons having Claims against the above Estate are requested to lodge proofs of debt with the Trustees, care of Macky, Steen, Caldwell & Co., before Tuesday, the 4th September. D. R. CALDWELL )Trnßtaoa) TrnBtaoa FRED. G. ODELL jTrußteeaj TruBteea - MILE supplied by me having been stopped under somewhat sensational oiroumstanceß at the instance of an expert known to the Government Stock Department here, I have secured a copy of the offioial analysis, and obtained permission from the proprietress to publish it. HENRY BODLEY, Dairyman. The report is as follows : — "Sample op Milk fob Quality. " This milk has a speoifio gravity of 10324. Total solids, 1324 per cent, on the milk. A fair head of oream rose after 12 hours' standing. " I consider from the above facts that this milk is of good quality. "(Signed) W. Skit." yiCTOBU FOUN D BY EDWARD SEAGAR, Enqxnms, Ibon and Bbass Foundbb, BoiLIBKAKXB, AND GINXBAL SlflTH. Estimates given for all descriptions of Builders' and Contractors' Ironwork. VICTORIA AND MANNERS STREETS Wellington.