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Evening Post, Volume LVI, Issue 75, 26 September 1898, Page 8

TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, 27th SEPT., At 2 30. WF. SHORTT will sell at his mart, . Willis-street— A quantity of ironmongery, consisting of — Hammers, potato mashers, curtain holders, blind rollers and fittings, nutmeg graters, nippers, minors' lamps, hanging and other lamps, custard tins, spirit lamps, and large quantity of sundries too numerous to pnvticuluiii* No reserve. TUESDAY, 27th SEPTEMBER, At 11.30 a.m. LAERY & CO. (Ltd.) will sell at their rooms, 44, Willis-street, on account of whom it may concern, \v\th all faults, if any, ex Hawea — 230 sacks short oats 90 sacks long Tartarian oats JOHNSONVILLE SALE YARDS, Johnson ville. TUESDAY, 27th SEPTEMBER, 1898. Sale at 11 a.m. IjTOEEMAN R. JACKSON & CO. will ' sell by public auotion as above — 100 fat bullocks 250 fat sheep 50 good porkers A train leaves Wellington and Manawatu Railway Station at 10.25 a.m., returning from Johnsonville at 12.15 and 2 p.m. F. L. JACKSON, Auctioneer. Local Agent— E. Bucholz, 5, Lambtonquay, 1 Wellington. TUESDAY, 27th SEPTEMBER. At 1.30 o'clock. The Complete Plant, Stock-in-Trade and Household Furniture removed from a HAIRDRESSER'S ESTABLISHMENT for convenience of sale. T7IRANCIS SIDEY & CO. wiU sell by JS? auction in their Central Sale Rooms, Manners-street — 2 large saloon mirrors, 2 barber's chairs, saloon seat 10ft long, razors, strops, clippers, brushes, combs, scissors, hot water apparatus, &c. . And A good assortment of pipes, walkingsticks, tobacco canisters, pocket knives, collar studs, &c. Also, A good lot of household furniture Terms cash. No reserve. SATURDAY, Ist OCTOBER, At 1 o'clock. PAWNBROKER'S SALE. THRANCIS SIDEY & CO. have received X ' instructions from Mr. J. Semiioff, Pawnbroker, Cuba-street, to sell by auction, in their Central Manners-street, the following valuable unredeemed pledges — 1897.— October 12th, 191, gold ring ; 20th, 200, silver watch ; 20th, 201, silver knife and fork. December 7th, 280, egg cruet. June Uth, 351, suite. November 10th, "234, silver watch. December 10th. 275, marble clock ; 31th, 294, secretary; 28th. 304, trombone; sth, 305, gold keeper; 22nd, 321. silver watch ; 22nd, 324, 2 medals ; 22nd, cake basket ; 28th, 334, go-cart. IS9S.— February 12th, 399, curtains. March Bth, 444, Singer's sewing machine : 15th, 464, pram ; 15th, 472. gold watch ; 15th, 478, Jady's gold watch: 22nd, 479, gold albert; 22nd, 500, lady's gold chain ; 22nd, 501, gold ring. April Ist, 600. band ring; Ist, 605, field glasses ; 21sb, 607, Rotherham watch ; 25th, 655, silver watch and trold chain : 25th, 850, diamond ring; 25th. 856, diamond and j sapphire ring; 25th, 877, silver Waltham watch. And about 200 lots of toolß, musical instruments, clothing, &c, &c. Terms cash. TUESDAY, 2J7th SEPTEMBER, At 12.30 o'clock. AT JOHNSONVILLE SAIEYARDS. AG. TAINE & CO. will sell— /^i"\ good store pigs 100 fat sheep WEDNESDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER, At 1 o'clock. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE AT MANUKAU. AG. TAINE & CO. have received in- • sbtructions from F. B. Brown, Esq. (who has leased his place), to sell at the farm, Manukau, on above date — The whole of his stock, comprising- — 500 pure-bred Lincoln ewes, in lamb to stud Lincoln rams 400 hoggets 500 mixed wethers and ewes, 4-tooth to fresh full-mouth 13 stud and flock Lincoln rams 10 dairy coavs 30 1. to 2-year-old heifers and steers 15 yearling heifers and steers 2 pure-bred Berkshire sows ' 3 sows Farming implements, &c. Mr. Brown's stock is without question the best in the district. As, the farm is leased the whole has to be sold. # The homestead is within five minutes' walk of the railway station. Luncheon provided. THURSDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER. LOWER HUTT STOCK SALE. AG. TAINK & CO. will sell at their • yards, at 1 o'clock — 1 truck springing heifers ; a grand lot 10 2 and 3-year-old bullocks 4 heifers (springing) 50 hoggets 10 pigs 5 yearling heifers • Horses, dairy cows, &c. FRIDAY, 30th SEPTEMBER, At 1, o'clock. SPRING STOCK SALE AT WAIKANAE. AG. TAINE & CO." will sell at Mr. Wi • Pavata's yards, Waikanae, on above date — -fl /V/^ head of well-bred, quiet cattle, JL\J\Jf from one to threo years old /^/\/\ head mixed sheep 1 chaff - cutting machine, complete, 2 ponies, 1 draught colt, 1 filly, 1 sulky Horses, pigs, and calves Further entries for this spring* salo are now being received, and should be made at onck. The larger the entry the more attractive it will make the sale. WEDNESDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock sharp. ATTRACTIVE SALE OF A CONSIGNMENT OF £200 WORTH OF SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AND RATTAN WARE DIRECT FROM HONGKONG. Specially ov Interest to the Trade. dpi EOP.GE THOMAS & CO. have roceived xJT instructions to sell by public axiction, at Thomas's Hall, on Wednesday, 28th. September, at 2 o'clock sharp — m dozen asssorted silk handkerchiefs, including 21 different values and descriptions Also, Rattan drawingroom chairs, platform rocking chairs (very superior), children's chairs, settees, Japanese tables, ivory inlaid cabinets, fancy baskets in nests, &c. — all on view on Wednesday morning. As the Hall is engaged in the evening it is necessary that each line be cleared on th© afternoon of sale. F. W. HAYBITTLE, Auctioneer,