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Evening Post, Volume LIX, Issue 11, 13 January 1900, Page 5

The Premier will return to Wellington ibis evening. Mr. Geo. T. White calls attention in mother column to tho Wellington agents foj ;he sale of his Contingent medal. Tho Transvaal War is the subject of an advertisement in another column under tho title of '"The Seooml Contingent." A notice of importance to members of the Newtovvn 00-oporati'vo Building Sooiety appears in another column. Parker's Hair Tonic 13 the subject of a further testimonial which will bo of interest to those affected with thin or weak hair. Messrs. Fabian Bros, and Co. announce a sale at their rooms on Mpnday at 2.30 p.m of second-hand furniture, watches, etc., also ladies' new straw hats suitable for tho trade. Messrs. Macdonald, Wilson and Co. will hold a clearing salo at their rooms on Monday at 1.30 o'clock sharp, of household furniture, etc , tho contents of two houses, all of which is for unreserved salo. On tho samo day 3 White and one Wertheim sewing machinos as well as a lino of 12 dozen kitchen Grecian chairß are to bo sold. On Tuosday and Wednesday, commencing at 2 o'clock, an unreserved salo of boots and shoes saved from the late fire in Cuba-ftrcet will bo held. On Wednesday at 2 o'clock a consignment of ten pianos by Ramsperger, Oswald, Stoinway model, and Scharff are td pc sold without reserve, in order to closo agenoy accounts. On Friday at the residence, 43, Ingestro-streot, the whole of the household furniture, etc., is to be sold. Full details of these sales appear in our auction column. The English pianos for sale on Tuesday next will bo on view this evening at Shortt's auction mart, Williß-street. Mr. J. T. Kent advertises coach trips from Worser Bay to the Newtown Park camp for to-morrow morning. Messrs. Keith and Hutcheson, shipchandlers, advertise that they are making tents, marquees, horse and rick covers at low rates.