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SATURDAY, 13th APRIL, At 2 p.m. MESSRS. A. R. MEECHAND CO. have received instructions to sell at thoir rooms, as above — Piano, overmantels, fire screens, mandolins, chests drawers, duchess pairs, washBtands, bagatelle tablo, double and singlo iron and brass rail bedsteads and wirewovo mattresses, tables, chairs, pigeons, fowls, go-carts, White Flyer and other bicycles, kitchon utonsila, crockery, glassware, cutlery, o.p. ware, watob.es, boots, . lot sundries, etc, etc. Without reserve. TO-MORROW MORNING^ Afc 11 o'olock sharp. OYSTERS! OYSTERS I OYSTERS! mOWNSEND AND PAUL will fell as J- above, at the Fruit Market, Harris■treet O£\ SACKS PRIME ROOK OYSA\3 TERS. No reserve. SATURDAY, 13th APRIL, At 2 o'clock. Furniture, Singer Sewing Machine, 17 Canaries, small library of Books. MESSRS. SIDEY AND CO. sell by auction, on behalf of a gentleman leaving Wellington^ without reserve — Drawingroom. suite, good bioycle, carpenter's tools, fenders, couches, chairs, tables, 10 rolls linoleum, carpets, lawn mower, garden roller, gas cooker, chest of drawers, sideboard ; also cutlery, cooking utensils, and other lines. WEDNESDAY, 17th APRIL, 1901. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. ON THE FARM, PARAPARAUMU, A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS have received J\. instructions from Mr. Jno. M'Keown, who has disposed of his property, to sell by publio auotion, as above, at 1 p.m.— The whole of hia stook and effects, oomprising— 9 carefully-selected dairy cows, in milk 5 18-month and 2-year heifers 4 weaners 45 fat and forward weth ers ) A first-class 85 breeding ewe&, mixed ages ) lot of sheep ' 55 lambs 1 heavy draught hor3e 1 family vehicle and harness, new 1 tip-oart and harness . 3 bacon pigs Hay, Bawn timber, poultry, dairy utensils, saddles, cattle dog, &o. Also, The furniture, comprising diningroom, bedroom, and kitohen effects, and including' oca VVertheim sewing maoiiine, linoleum, fruit evaporators, &c, &o. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. FRIDAY, 19th APRIL, At 2.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE OF (VALUABLE PROPERTY, comprising 13 ACRES 2 ROODS 15 PEROHES, IN THE HUTT DISTRICT. BY ORDER OF THE PUBLIO TRUSTEE. BIOH AND SPLENDIDLY OULTIVATED SOIL! LEVEL COUNTRY^ FREE FROM FLOODS! .Within U miles of LOWER HUTT RAILWAY STATION, and connected by t first-class road. 'Bus passes within throe minutes' walk of property. A RARE OPPORTUNITY NOW OCCURS OF SECURING A HIGHLY DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE PROPERTY WITH LARGE PROSPECTIVE VALUE. ' OUR INSTRUCTIONS ARE TO SELL!' Estate of Charles England, deceased. LAERY AND CO., LIMITED, have received instructions from tb« Public Trustee to sell by publio auction, nt thoir rooms, Jervois-quay, Wellington, ou FRIDAY, 19th April, at 2.30 p.m.— Tho FREEHOLD PROPERTY in the HUTT DISTRICT, containing by admeasurement 9 aores 10 roods or thereabouts, and being portion of County Section known as No. 32, and described as Allotment 23 on the plan of tho said seotion. Also, 4 ACRES 2 ROODS and S PERCHES" (or thereabouts), being part of the eaid Section numbered 32, and being portion of Allotment numbered 22. To be sold in one lot. The section adjoins the property of Wm. Mowbray, Esq. Full particulars and conditions of salo can bo obtained on application to the Auctioneers— LAERY AND CO., (LIMITED), Jervois-quay. BURNSIOE HORSE SALE.. ABSOLUTE UNRESERVED SALE 65 HO I_i ESI '65 TO HORSE BREEDERS, FARMERS AND OTHERS. THE GREATEST SALE OF THE YEAR. THURSDAY, 2nd MAY, 1901. (AT THE CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL SHOW GROUNDS. mHE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' X CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY (LIMITED), in conjuncion with Messrs. H. MATSON AND CO., have received instructions from William Boag, Esq., of Burnside, Fendalton, to sell, as above— The whole of his grand lot of HORSES, comprising— 1 Clydeßdale entire, 3 years ' 2 Clydesdale entires, 2 years 26 Stud Clydesdale mares and fillies 16 Draught colts and fillies Also, 'American trotters of tEe purest strain Carriage pairs, harness horses Hackneys and ponies. N.B. — Any comments from tho agents upon the quality of the above would ba nuperfluous, as the reputation Mr. Boag has gained as a breeder and the excellence of the Burnside stook are household words throughout the colonies, and will be sufficient guarantee to intending purchasers. Catalogues in course of preparation. Sale at 11.30 a.m. Luncheon provided. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., H. MATSON AND CO., Joint Agents. By Special Appointment to Hia Exoellenoy the Earl of Ranfurly. f\ . N SALE. OATS Bit AN STRAW WHKAT POLLARD HAY <JU A I'Jj 1 MA 17. E POTATOES S ROWE A SONS, ■OUBA.-STRB»T EXTHNSION.