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Evening Post, Volume LIX, Issue 127, 30 May 1900, Page 8

TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, * At 2 o'clock. AT THE MART, WDLLIS - STREET. WF. SHORTT will sell as above o mo hrndiome English walnut sideboards, sft and 6ft, imported from England for a gentleman who has left tho colony ; duchess pair, duchess chest, chest drawers, superior hall stand, splendid wardrobe, marble top washstand, toilet sets, carpets, floorclothe, wicker chairs, skin rugs and mats, walnut overmantle, office desk with pigeon holes, beautiful toned piano, 8-stop American organ, dinner service, tea set, crockery, c.p. ware, cutlery pots, pass, cooking utensils, and sundries. '• FRIDAY NEXT, Ist JUNE, At 2 o'clock. SALE OF FURNITURE AND PIANOS, IN OUR ROOMS. .'i MACDOXALD, WILSON AND CO. will hold a sale of furniture and pianos in their rooms as above, and sell some very superior household furniture, removed to rooms for convenience of sale, comprising— Magnificent Cabinet Grand Upright Piano in walnut frame, overstrung, iron frame, etc., by Wing and Son, Now York. It is fitted with the instrumental attachment, which imitates porfectly the mandolin, harp, guitar, zither, and banjo (a magnificent instrument) Upright Grand Piano, in walnut and gold frame, by Hoffmann, Berlin, with all latest improvements. Piano in first-class order. Very suitable for children learning. Superior Brussels carpet 15 x 12, Brussels carpet 12 x 8, suite in silk tapestry (7 pieces), revolving bookcase, fancy occasional tables, leather couch, Gipsy table, verandah screen, 2 extension dining tables, snperior bamboo hall stand, sideboard (mirror back), cbeffonier, very handsome duchess pair (carved backs), duchess pairs, superior b.m. bedstead, single iron bedsteads, spring mattresses, fancy bedroom sets, handsome chest drawers (honeysuckle and totara front), washstands, dining table (Bft), lot linoleum and oilcloth, 3 fenders, double go-cart, galvanic battery, shoemaker's sewing machine, lot pictures, mangle, lot cooking ntensils. Fletcher gas stove (in first-class order), &c, &c. Tho above furniture is of a first-class order, and to be sold without reserve. TUESDAY. sth JUNE, 1900, At 1 o'clock sharp. 40 DAD3Y COWS, 40. Farming and Dairy Plant. AT LOWER HUTT. MACDONALD, WILSON & CO. have received instructions from Mr. George Windrup, who is giving up dairying, to sell at his farm, Waiwetu-road (adjoining Mr. Henry Knight's), the whole of his dairy stock, comprising — Of| First-class dairy cows, all young, 'O vf and good milkers ; a large number of them iv full milk, and a few to calve in early spring 2 bulls 1 young half-draught horse, syrs old; good in all harness ; no better in the country Spring cart and set harness 150 fowls, laying, and going 1 to lay 20 milk cans and lot of milk pans Mr. Windrnp has always had good cow 3, and these are'the best he has ever had. and will well repay inspection — ringers every one. SPECIAL NOTE.— We will sell on account of his neighbours, 10 dairy cows and heifers ; and a limited number of outside entries for this sale will be received, but must be sent to our office without delay.

MESSRS TURNBULL & WATKINS have received instructions from tho Registrar of the Supremo Court to sell by public auction at their auction rooms, 3, Panama-street, Wellington, on MONDAY, the 4th day of June, 1900— The interest of tho lessee in all that piece of land situate in and being part of Section No. 295 on the Plan of the City of Wellington, bounded on tho north-east and south by other part of the said section 100 ft, 30U, and 100 ft respectively, and on the west 30ft by a road 20ft wide, the northern boundary being parallel with and distant 3ft from the northern boundary of the said section, and the eastern boundary being parallel with, and distant 100 ft from Brougham-street, with all the appurtenances thereto belonging, being the residue of the term of 42 years from the 13th day of April, 1886, granted by Deed of Lease bearing date the 9th day of May, 1887, and registered in the Deeds Registration Office at Wellington as No. 53727. For further particulars apply to THE AUCTIONEERS; Or to SIR KENNETH DOUGLAS, Solicitor, 7, Featherston-st., Wellington. FRIDAY, 15th JUNE, At 2.30 p.m. MESSRS. TURNBULL & WATKINS have received instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Wellington to sell by public auction at their auction rooms, 3, Panama-street, Wellington — All that parcel of land containing 10 perches and 8-10ths of a perch, being part of Lots 19 and 24 on the deposited plan number 348, and part Sections 878 and 800, City of Wellington Also, One undivided sixth share without right of partition iti 3 perches and 6-lOths of a perch, being other part of the said Lot 19 and part of Lot 20 on the said deposited plan, and being together all the land comprised in Certificate of Title volume 96, folio 51. The property is situated off Prinoessterrace, the entrance being by the right-of-way mentioned in the said Certificate of Title. Title, Land Transfer. Particulars and conditions of sale may be inspected at the offices of TURNBULL & WATKINS, Auctioneers, 3, Panama-street ; Or of SKERRETT & WYLIE. Solicitors, No. 71, Lambton-quay, Wellington. FRUIT AND POULTRY FARM. lIIOR SALE, highly-improved Block of Land, first-class for poultry and fruitgrowing on a large scale ; required, £1000 cash down, balance can remain on mortgage. Address Poultry Farm, Evening Post. T? O R SALE, -*- IN SUITABLE BLOCKS, Sections 402 to 413, containing about 2465 Acres' of good Bush Land, situate in the Akatarawa Block, about 11 miles distant from the Upper Hutt, on the Waikanaeroad. Price, from 20s per acre. Terms easy. For further particulars apply to JOHNSTON AND CO., Featherston-ctreet. SHORTT'S, Willis-street, for Mantelpieces,