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Evening Post, Volume LX, Issue 116, 13 November 1900, Page 8

TO-MORROW, TrattTCSDAY, Mth NOVEMBER, 1900, At 1 .SO o'clock p.m. §W|vgrw* Household Furniture, in Marionstreet. MACPONALD, WILSON & CO. have tsooivoil instructions from a lady up housekeeping to sell on the |tt<6ttusd&, No. 18, Maiion-streot — Tho whole of the superior household furniture, superior piano, &0., therein, contents of six rooms; only in use a few months Comprising, Splendid black and gold piano, iron frame, and all latest improvements settee, walnut ovorniantal, tannstry carpets, hearth rujrs, oval tnolo, tapestry tablo cwor, o.m. fenders, folding .Inpiuvesa Boroon, 'brasa mounted coal vnses, rookor dinars, fancy writing tnblo, easy chairs, folding chair, brackets and easola, occasional tabW, porvecl bracket, IVrsum ntjys, oil paintings, lnco ouvtflm.<v *ui>ovior sideboard, bevel ' glivs havk, dining tablo, Austrian oh.m's\ oUcloth, oruots, cutlery, dinner «.oL<. o& pieces, c.p. teapot tuul i\>i\W pot, vases, tablo mats, lot books. Maori spear, carver rests, c.p. lamp, handsome wardrobo bevelled plato glass door, Duchess chest, duchess pairs, b.m. bedstead, wiro mattresses, kapoo beds, blankets, sheets, quilts, pillows, dressing table, kitchen tables, ohaii'3, usual cooking utensils, crockery, etc., steps, wire lines, etc. The furniture will be found in first-class cr'dor,' and has only been in use a few months. Delivery same day. On view morning of sale. .WEDNESDAY, 14th NOVEMBER, 1900. At 2.30 p.m. MESSRS. TURNBULL AND WATKINS have received instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court to ( sell by public auction at their auction rooms, No. 3, Panama-street, Wellington, on Wednesday, the 14th clay of November, 1900— •• All that Parcel of land containing , 36-3 perohes, being lots 1, 2, and 3 of sub-di vision of Town Acre 1096 on the Plan of tho City of * Wellington, and being the whole of the land included in Certificate of Title under the Land Transfer Act, Volume 101, folio 287. This propert}', which is situated at the corner of Adelaide-road and Laraud-slreet, » subdivided into three sections, on each of which there is a newly-built 5-roomod house and conveniences. Particulars and conditions of snlo may j ,bo inspected at tho offices of j MOORHOUSE AND HADFIELD, Solicitors, j 19, Fealherston-street, Wellington. TURNBULL AND WATKINS, * Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 14th NOVEMBER, 1900, At 2.30 p.m. % ;m/f ESSRS. BAKER BROS, will sell by JLtA auction at their auction mart, 38, Lambton-quay, at 2.30 p.m. as under — ; RINTOUL - STREET and MILL- ' WARD - STREET. — Part of acre 961, on which is a comfortable S-roomcd Cottago, with j scullery, bath, wash-house, oopper, j set tubs, etc., . etc. ; also a 3roomed Cottage with scullery, bath, wash-house, coppor, set tubs, conservatory, etc. ; land 35ft 4in x 115 f t; both drained according to the City bylaws ; let respectively at 13s and 9s. por week. Title, Land Transfer JsEWTOWN - AVENUE. — Part of aero 321, on which is a nice / '4 - roomed Cottage, with scullery, bathroom, copper, set tubs, otc, ole, and drained according to City bylaws. Title, Land Tran-fer JtfACDONALD-CRESCENT.— Section 13, part of acre 164 ; land - 39ft Bin x 74ft 6in, with right-of-way 4ft 4in, with the remains of tho building recently doftroyed by fire. Title Land Transfer. This excellont central building site commands a charming aiW extensivo view. For further particulars apply to the auctionpora, BAKER BROS., Wellington, Auckland, Dunedin, and Christehurch. WEDNESDAY, 14th NOVEIMBER, 1900, At 9 o'clock sharp. frtOWNSEND & PAUL will sell at auction, JL as above, at the Fruit Market, Harrisstreet — ~i A cases smoked schna,pper O> cases hams nnd bacon mm • •— — « No reserve. THURSDAY, 15th NOVEMBER, 1900, At 1.30. ,On the premises, 27, ' Mansfield-street, New. town end of tramway. WF. SHORTT will sell as above, on • account of Mrs. Guthrie, who is leaving for Dunedin, the f urnitureand affects, comprising — Suite in tapestry and walnut, Brussels carnet, skin rug, overmantuls, marble clock, ease], 8-stop Americau organ, vases and ornaments, bamboo occasional chairs and tables, wicker easy chair, plush settee, brass rail fendor and fire brasses, coal vase, fire , screen, dining tables, Austrian chairs, perambulator,easy chair, linoleum, c.p. ware, dinner sorvice, tea sets, double and single iron bedsteads, wire mattresses, kapok beds, pillows, bolsters, mirrors, duchess pair, carpots, mats, bedding-, washstands, toilet set, kitchen table, filter, lamp, Pott's irons, f-ancepans, bedsteads, crockery, cooking utensils, clothes basket, cups and saucers, 60ft garden hose, and lofcof useful sundries. SATURDAY, 17th NOVEMBER, ' " ' At 2 o'clock. FERRIS WHEF/L- (at Petone), with or without ?>\ Horse-power Engine. MESSRS. SIDEY & CO. (it. Pearson) have received instructions from Mr. Stewart, of Petone, to sell by auction, as" above, in auction rooms, Manners-street. Liberal terms can be arranged. \ TUESDAY, 27th NOVEMBER, 1900, At 2.30 o'clock. BROOifLYN ! BROOKLYN ! Special Announcement to those in search, of , Central Suburban Villa Sites. - T ithin \\ Miles of Wellington Post Office \ I ESSRS. J. H. BMTHUNE & CO. ara ,'JL instructed by the owner to sell by ' >lie auction at their rooms, FeatherstonV»t, on Tuesday, 27th November, at 2.30 \SPLENDID FREEHOLD BUILDING , SITES, being some of the Choicest ">nß in the Suburb of Brooklyn, ranging • from i acre to nearly -J--acre, and comSectio.ns Nog. 42, 72, 74, 75, 221, and 1 Plan of Brooklyn, having frontages s-strcet, Jaclcson-Btreet, Washinge, nnd Victorin-torrace. < 'we Sections, which aro, less than 15 from Upper Willis-Btreet, are city rates, and must largely inlue. They command a beautiful '>arbour, and being in tbo nearest 10 city, should attract special -Land Transfer A.ct. UNE ft CO., Auctioneers. . ATM SALK, Three 100-acre ugly or in ono lot ; all level situated about three miles -Ti metalled road, school thn property, creamery i 3 10a per acre. This is a For further particulars „ MORISON, Auctioneer, Stratford.'