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Evening Post, Volume LX, Issue 108, 3 November 1900, Page 5

At the Magistrate's Court this morning, before Messrs. R. Mowatt and E. Arnold, Justices, Pat-rick Foughertv was sentencedk to two months' hard labour on a charge of being an idle and disorderly person. A young man named Albert Henry Backs was- charged with having committed an indecent assault on a gin under the age of sixteen years on or about 26th July. W. Cooper appeared for the accused, Avho was remanded till Thursday (next, bail being fixed at a personal bond of £50 and one surety of £25. The Committee managing the Military - fouirnament intet last evening and oompleted the arrangements for next a riday's display. .Squad officers were appointed for the various events, so that the fixtures may come off at advertised time. The police will keep the arena clear, and • ye« to the comfotrl of the general public. Major Owen, Staff Officer of the .New Zealand Defence Forces, will officiate as referete in all tho military competitions, while Sergeant-Major Carpenter (Royal -Marine Light Infantry, Auckland, and Sergeant-Major Sanderson, of Wellington, will act as judges of theydrill contests. All the competitors have "been putting in some hard 1 raining, and a good day's sport may bo looked for. Trains will run all day as advertised. The Wellington Football Club is losing the services of its Hon. Secretary, Mr. Frank Innes, who has accepted a position in an Auckland business. His departure will be severely felt, as he has been an energetic and capable official. The Choral Recital which was to have taken place ab St. Maty of the Angels " Church, 1 Boiulcott-street, to-morrow, naa been postponed until the following Sunday. A remarkable illustration of the progress of , the cycling trade is manifest in the shipments, ex Cercda and Whakatane, of accessories and sundries (especially acetylene gas lamns) now on view at the Bicycle Depot, 8, customhouse- quay. Jenkinson and Co., Limited. — Advt. Buy whero you buy cheapest, but study value as well as price. C. Smith is now in* a grand position to supply you with Linoleums and Floorcloths in one piece to fit any room. Oilcloth Hqiuues, 9ft x 9th for 13s 6d, 9 x 12 for 17s 9d, 12 x 12 for 23s 6d; {ilso, by the yard, from 8d to 2s 6d ; Linoleum, from 3s 3d, for two yards wide — Advt. C. Smith lias a very special line of Hearthrugs, 72in x '36in, for 2s 3d ; Brussels Kugs at 8s 6d : Velvot-pile at 3a lid and 5s lid ;' Brussels Mats, Is ; Velvot-pile Mats, Is 3d and 28 6d; good Tapestry Stair Carpets, ISm, at Is 6d.— Advt. C. Smith is selliiig 40 Tapestry and Brussels Ca'rpeb fcJquaros trom 355 ; 3 only Wilton Oarpefc Squares, to bo sold very oheap ; Wool Mats, 3a lid, large size 6s 6d ; Wool Hearth Rugs, 16s Gd, 25s.— Advt. (J. Smith wonts to soil you Laoe Curtains. Nottingham Lace Curtains, Is 6d pair to 255 ; Irish Lace Curtains, 26a 6d to 84s; White Muslin Curtains, frilled, 10s 9d and 15s 9d, in white and ecru.— Advt. Messrs. J. H. Bethuno and Co. publish an extended announcement with reference to their unreserved sale oi household furniture and appointments at the residence of Mr. H. v. Trotlopo Lindum House, Oriental Bay, at 11 a.m. The furniture, upwards of SOO lots, is nearly new, and of exceptionally good quality, haying been made expressly to order. It includes a steel-framed piano, specially manufactureo: for the owner by Hunt Brothers, London, xad contents of drawing and diningrooms, nail, 4 bedrooms, and kitchen, all of which will be on view on' Tuesday. Catalogues may be obtained from the auctioneers. On Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m. the firm will ' Bell at its rooms, in the estate of the late C. W. Schultze, a valuable freehold business site, having a frontage of 4-3 feet to Lambton-quay, with three shops (Nos. 139, 141, and 143), all let to good tenants at an annual rental of £286 ; also a villa residence of five rooms, standing on, freehold land' having a frontage of 35 feet to Millwatd-stroet -by a- depth of 14.4 feet, opposite tho residence of Lady Atkinson, and close to the tramway. On Tuesday, 20th Novembpr, they will also sell fourteen well-situated freehold build- j ing sites in the ■ seaside township of Seatoun ; also three sections in Mangaweka. fronting the main .street. Messrs. Bethuuo and Co. also advertise for private sale a number of desirable freehold investments in city, suburbs and country, Johnsonville, and Lower Hutt. The issue of the Wellington Property Record for November . has reached us. It baa become a yery popular medium for the disposal of city ana suburban properties by private treaty, large numbers having changed hands through its instrumentality. Properties of every -description are offered *as investments, homes, building sites, businesses, and dairy and sheep farms. Tho > publishers (Messrs. »• Jolly, Wintle and Co) are keeping their useful publication thoroughly up to date. Copies can be had gratis at their offices, 56, Wil-lis-street. Messrs? Harcourt and Co. draw attention to the advertisement of the auction sale on 13th instant of tho furniture and appointments of Mr. Clayden, at 70, Majori-banks-street. On the 16th they' Will sell residence No. 5, Wellington-terraco, occupied by Dr. Fyffo, the situation of which is highly convenient to tho business centre ; also a seven-roomed residence, Np. 22, Ellice-street, having all conveniences, new drainage, etc., and described as in excellent repair. There are very few seotons of South Kilbirnie block now unsold. The firm al6b desires tho attention of investors and thoso in quest of modern houses to ilB new advertisement with the prices quoted. The firm's November issue of the Property and Investors' Guide is now ready, and can be had free on ap-' plication. In order' to facilitate arrangements for (ho enlargement of premises and to pro vide more accommodation for the property department, Messrs. Sidey and Co. will hold a clearing sale of furniture, pianos, bioyclea, etc., at their rooms, on Monday afternoon. On Tuci*4&y, commencing at 2 o'olock, the firm will sell at No. 4, Wallace-street, on behalf of Mr. Harvey, the whole of his superior household furniture and effects; also a valuable biunal dissolving lantern and gasfitter*s set of tools. Messrs. Turnbull and Watkins advertise for sale by auction under instructions from the Eegistrar of the Supreme Court three new five-roomed houses on 'the corner of Adelaide-road and Laraud-street. The property has a frontage of 100 feet to Adelaide-road, and is subdivided into throe sections; The sale will bo held on tho 14th instant, and full may b a obtained from the auctioneers. Messrs. W. E. Sansbury and Co., ar«jtioneers, call attention to their advertisement of houses to let. Mesers'D. T. Stuart and Son, esWtte agento, Featherston-street, direct attenrt/ion to their weekly list of properties for sale, uid particularly to the various seaside alJtotrnents which are now rapidly changing Messrs. Baker Bros, call attention to their weekly list of properties for sale Iney report a good demand for oottace properties, centrally situated. Owners deeirous of selling are invited to sond particulars. The Wellingtori Wool Brokers' Association has fixed the dates for the four irool sales o| the present season, arid these *re duly notified in another co'tnmn, with 3ome particulars as to the eh a/.-ges. The first sale will take place on t^.e 7th December. Prescriptions are dispensed fc-y Geo. W. Wilton, 3, Cuba-street, froDa the finest drug 6 obtainable. — Advt. You can depend on ridding your children of worms with Wade'w Worm Figs, the wonderful worm worriewt. Ib.-~ Advt.

Now the Transvaal War is ended, Broken limbs will soon b o mended, While the strife and norjo of batle, Where the bullets whizz smd rattle, Will give place to clear 'fontentment. Peace will bury all resentment, Like a cough that dies o"bscuro Doßed with Woods' threat Peppermint Cure.— Advt