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Evening Post, Volume XLIX, Issue 16, 19 January 1895, Page 3

MONDAY, 2lßt JANUARY, At 9 a m. LAERY & CO. (Limited) will Bell at their roomß, 44, Willis-street, at above hoar sharp— P aoka K ea Nelson fruit, aprioota, Kf\J\J peaches, plums, neotarines, And the Balance of Melbourne and Hobatt fruit IN THE EXCHANGE HALL, LAMBTON-qtTAT, On MONDAY NEXT, 21st JAN., 1895, At 2.30 o'olook p.m. ' SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAILWAY LUGGAGE, 4c. T KENNEDY MACDONALD A, CO. • (Ltd.) are favoured with instructions from the Wellington and Manawatu Eailway Company to sell by pnblio auction, on the above date, unclaimed property in the Com' pony's stations, comprising — 1 tin box (Mrs. Fyers) 1 portmanteau (A. Neill) 1 portmanteau (Mrs. Jansen) 1 tin box (Mrs. Fyers) 1 portmanteau (F. Walker) 1 bag clothing (Morgan) 1 saok tools (J. Williamson) 1 sack clothing (F. Callan) 1 rifle, in case 1 portmanteau (E. Elliott) 1 swag (C. Smith) 4 pkg door checks (Blind Musician*) 1 bag olothinit (H. G. Thomson) 1 bag clothing (G. Lewis) I pkg ooat (Thomas Tait) Aleo, Portmanteaux, swags, bundles of clothing, umbrellas, stioks, to.. &c, &o. (134 lots in all) ' ' AT THE FAMILY EEStDENCE, Hawkkstonk-sibiet. On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, 29th and 30th JANUARY, 1895. ABSOLUTE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, commencing each day at II a.m. T KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO , • Limited, are favoured with instructions from J. E. Nathan, Esq , in consequence of bio ai'proaching departure for Europe, to sell by public auction as above — THE WHQLK OF HIS MAGNIFICENT HOUSBHOLD FURNITURE, SILVER PLATE, Ac.Ac, contained in the Family Residence, Hawkesione-Btreet ; rare pot plants in the conservatories, &0., Ao., amongst which will be found, in Dbawikq-Room.— Splendid lirusselßcarpet, about 24 by 18, superior wool rug. Bplendid walnut piano by Pleyel, splendid mirror overmantel, gold frame, glass 70 by 50 ; magnificent ebony and gold writing table and cabinet, with ormulu mounts, and beautifully inlaid (genuine Louis Quatorze, Parisian mako); very handsome ebony „ and gold drawingroom suite in best figured silk, 12 pieces, beautiful oval wall mirror, gold and plnsh frame ; splendid Sevres handpainted vases, magnificent massive Japunooe vases, beautiful inlaid wire and porcelain vases, gipsy table, gilt legs and plush top; superior ebonised and gold card table, splendid out-glass epergne lamp, superior ebony and gold, work and backgammon table, occasional tables, bronze clock, bronze album stands, magnificent .pair silk curtains, splendid gilt bay cornice, handsome wall placques, very rare .Chinese and Japaneso vases and ornaments, bronze ornamantß, Parian figures, Dresden ornaments, beautiful lustre gas braoketi, Venetian blinds, Ao., Ac, do. Diking-koom. — Magnificent aarved . mahogany dining-room suite in ical morocco leather (13 pieces), splendid mahogany telescope dining table, superior Axminster carpet, euporior skin rug, splendid mahogany sideboard with mirror back, splendid mahogany butler's sideboard, splendid walnut revolving stereoscope, beautiful iteel engravings, very handsome bronze and marble clook, pair beautiful bronze and marble oandlestick ornaments, very superior mahogany oard table, magnificent dinner service (93 piecps), very superior dinner seryiae (73 pieces), very handsome chandelier, splendid bronze vases, Chinese vaßes, Venetian blinds, Ac, *o. Solid Silvbbwabi.— Case beautiful salt cellars and spoons (riohly engraved), case dessert ppoons and sugar-sifter, case dessert knives and forks, table and dessert spoons, tabl» forks, dessert folks, nance ladles, butter knife, beautiful ickret jug I weighing 48oz, dessert service, Ac , 40., &o. El»ctko-pi.ated Wabi (by well-known English makers).— Entree dishes, dish covers, soup tureens, cake basket, egg and toast raok, cruets, with out-glass bottles, teapot, piokle fork, graps scissors, pastry-helper, asparagus tongß, melon carvers (in case), sugar-Bifterß), soup ladles, gravy spoons, Banco ladles, table, dessert, tea, and salt spoona, case beautiful fish knives and forks, dessert knives and forks, crumb scoop, sweets stand, candlestioks, trays, nut oraokors, carver rests, &c, Ac, Ao. Bbeakfast-koom. Superior Turkey carpet, very superior English oak piano by Bord, solid steel fender, superior mirror overmantel, oak mueio cantorbury, marble clock, book-c(iB«B, lace curtains, poles and rings, Venetian blinds, ornaments, Ac, Ao. GlAsrwabb, Ac. — A grand collection oE ont crystal, iuoluding wine, champagne, sherry, claret, and port glasses, decanters, jelly glasses, tumblers, claret jag with silver top, splendid china and gold dessert service 18 pieces, dessort service 29 pieoes, eleven china menus, ohina fruit Btandß, seltzogene, Japanese cups and saucer?, vases, Ac, Ao. Billiard-room. — Magnificent mahogany billiard table by Hennig, complete (recently imported), splendid chandelier and fittings, superior cedar telescope dining table, gUss bookcase and cupboard, very superior mahogany dinner wagon, splendid bronze vases, beautiful bronze mirror, Japanese table, tobacoo table, engravings, ornaments, Ao., Ac. Hall. — Superior cedar hall table, mahogany hat and umbrella stand, handsome mahogany brio-a-broc oabinet, pair splendid bronze gas pedestals, pair beautiful bronze figures to mateli, beautiful bronze figure and barometer combined, oarved mahogany braoke^s, superior bronze figures and ornaments, bronze card table, wool mats, wire mat, Ac, Ao. Bidbooms.— lnvalids' reading and diningtable, Brussels carpets, linoleum, duohess dressing-tables and marble-top washstamis in mahogany and walnut, splendid wardrobes, mirror overmantels, brasa bedsteads, superior spring mattresses, genuine hair mattresses, bolsters blankets, pillows, cheats drawers, toilet glasses, chaira, Venetian blinds, curtains, splendid gas brackets, Ao , Ao. In ConsbeV4TOßt. — A collection of rare and beautif ul pot plants, details of which will be found in catalogue { In Kitchin and Scullibt. — Dinner services, docks, metal meat coven, lamps, filter, clocks, tables, ohairs,! oooking utensils, Ac, Ac i Also, Two very handsome diamond brooches, six splendid diamond rings, splendid gold watch and chain, and other jewVllery I The whale of the above magnificent furniture, silver plate, bric-o-brao, Ac, i will be found on inspection to be of the highest olass. It was specially selected py Mr. Nathan from the great artistic fashionable furnishing dep&ts of Paris and thi West End, London, and is in splendid order. It is safe to say that no residence in the City oan prodnce an equal collection of snch beautiful, rare, and choioe household goods. The sale therefore presents an extraordinary opportunity for the residents of the City to acquire some of the finest designs of the great cabinetmaking and furnishing Mouses of the Mother Country and the Continent of Europe. Catalogues will be ready for delivery on the 24th inst. The fnrniture will be on view on Monday, the 28th instant, between 10 a m. and 4 pm. Cards of admission must, however, be obtained at the Auctioneer's offices, as no person will be admitted without a card. WEDNESDAY. 23rd JANUARY, 1895, At 11 o'olook sharp. On the premises, corner of Vivian-street and Kent-terrace. WF. SHORTT has been favoured with • instructions from Mr. G. H. Homoud, who is leaving for England, to sell as above, the whole of his household fnrniture and effects, consisting of — Dcawingroom suite in crimson figured velvet, beautifully npholstered, horsehair couch and cix ohairs, tapestry carpets, oval table, laoe curtains and pole, fender and irons, skin rugs, draught and work table combined, two large Chinese gods (very rare), palace, water mill, pagodas, cannon, all in beautiful soapstone, shells, alabaster vases, horseß, lot of books, velvet oushions, basket and lounge ohairs, writing dask, walnut piano by Chappsll A Co., London, handsome Madeira feather flowers under glass case, musio stool, pooaaional and fancy tables, Japanese, Chinese, and Indian ornaments and cabinet, velvet orewel-worked mantle dtapes, telesoope, auto-harp, revolving cigar stand, inlaid whatnot, 12 genuine oil paintings, brackets, glassware, fancy tea sets, large dining table on oastors, splendid ohina dinner service 66 pieoes, tea sets, lot assorted orookery and c.p. ware, knives, forks, Austrian ohairs, Chinese piotures, steel engravings, panorama of the world from Adam and Eve to the present state (on rollers), linoleum, double and single iron bedsteads and spring mattresses, with feather and kapok beds, blankets, quilts, sheetings, pillows and slips, towels, laoe curtains, waahstands, dressing tables, mirrors, toilet sets, handsome Duohess pair (marble top), olooks, alabaster trinket set with jewel casket, chests drawers, oouohes, Hitohcook lamp, three gas stoves, kerosene tank, carbon four-light obandelier, quilting maohina, camera - stand, photographer's head-rest, pots, pans, kettles, ana cooking utenßils, three tons sorenned ooal (in bags), grocer's ooffee-mill.tobaoco-outting machine, perambulator, brass kettle and preservingpan, parrot and cage, coil of manilla rope, blocks, pnllies, tackle, oil, paint, wire, rope, kerosene, chains, timber, lot olothes-props, kennel, beautiful Newfoundland dog, fruit oases, galvanised iron garden tools, three oases Comet oil, ship's log, Mnntz metal, compaat, batter kegs. - .Alto, Ten 25's flour, four bags sugar, bag rice, lot paper bags, coffee, tin fruits, 561b chests tea, fanoy soap, and assorted grooeries. Not«. — Mr. Homond has given the Auctioneer definite instructions to sell absolutely without reserve. Sale takes place at 11 o'olook sharp WEDNESDAY, 23rd January. for continuation of Auctioneers' advtrtit*. mentt tee fourth page.