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Evening Post, Volume LXIII, Issue 87, 12 April 1902, Page 8

MONDAY, 14th April, At 2 o'clock. jOn account of whom it may concern, by order of tho holder of bill of lading. WF. SHORTT nas been favourod • with instructions to sell at his mart, WiUls-stroet — AGB uf* diamond — 84 and 95 — 2 bales 12-4 wool special blanket S, 50 pairs, each 111 b a pair 96-103—8 rolls 72-inoh linolo\uns 103-112—10 rolls do 117 — 1 bale Persian roversible carpets, containing 3 9x9, 2 9xlo, 4 9x12, 3 10ft 6in x 12in Th* linoleums, and especially the carpotl, are tho best known patterns, and should command general attention. MONDAY, 14th APRIL, At 2 p.m. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GLASS SHOWCASES, SHOP FITINGS. On Proinisoß, Riddiford-street, noar Newtown School. PEARSON AND CO., in conjunction with Sidoy, Meeoh and Co., aro instructed to soil as abovo — Carpats, chairs, pictures, Duchess, kitchen, and dining tables, large walnut overmantel, bedsteads, toilet nets and tables, cooking utonsils, cutlery, glassware, garden hoso (100 ft), valuable stuff od birds and caso, contents of shop ; also, 6 glastwaro show cases, counter, show cases, and all and sundry. Also, 3-roller mangle, Singor troadlo ■owing maohino, largo Scotch chest drawers, nearly now Austrian chairs, ohoffonior, good Duchoss pair, kitchen dreisor, meat satvtnarble clock, oto., etc Wholly without reserve. IN SIDEY'S AUCTION ROOMS, ~~ > . MANNERSSTREET. FRIDAY, 18th APRIL. At 2.30 o'olock. VALUABLE PROPERTY, DANIEL-ST. SHOP AND THREF 4 -ROOMED ' DWELLING. fOEARSON AND CO. aro instructed by 'X the owner, who has loft Wellington, to tell by auotion, as abovo— The valuable property, with cottage, No. 78, containing throe dwellingrooms and shop, part of lot 96, on plan of subdivision 830, having a frontage of 30ft to Daniel-street by a dopth of 109 ft. Being in the contro of a thickly populated part, it is a grand opportunity for any one intending to go into business. FRIDAY, 18th APRIL, at 2.30 o'clock. BROOKLYN. BROOKLYN. LARGE SECTION, 66 x 165. fpEARSON AND CO. are favoured with 'JL instructions from the owner to sell by auction, in SIDEY'S ROOMS, MAN-NERS-STREET— That splendid building site, situated on the main thorough faro, Ohiro-road, about 300 yards past the Brooklyn Store, fenoed, and ready to bo built upon. Tho owner's instructions aro to realiso. TUESDAY, 15th APRIL, At 1.30 o'clock sharp. UNRESERVED AUOTION BALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, At the Residence of (late) Mrs. Hall. 31, Cambridge-terrace. THOMAS AND CO. have VJT recoivod instructions from tho executors to sell by public auction at the residence, 31, Cambridge-terrace, on Tuesday, 15th April, at half-pact 1 o'clock sharp — Tho wnolo of tho household furnituro, inoluding walnut Chippendale drawing-room suiter upholstered in plush and silk tapostry, Brussels carpet, occasional chairs, walnut card table, overmantel, very superior mahogany sideboard, mahogany chairs, mahogany diningroom suito in horsehair, ornamonts, rugs, paintings, curtains, linoleums, stair carpet and rods, doublo and single bedsteads, duchesso pairs, splendid bathheater (cost £6), dinner srrvice, manglo, navr wringer, -and the iisual assortment of kitchen utensils : also, a number of Theological works, including Christian Library and Josoplms's works, 12 vols Thackeray, etc, etc., etc. F. 'W, HAYBITTLE, Auctionaor.

JOHNSONVILLE SALE YARDS; Jo«NSONVII.r,». TUESDAY, 15th APRIL, 1902. Salo at 11 a.m. ■TtBEEMAN R. JACKSON A CO., in I? cou junction w ith ABHAH AM A WIL* UAMS, will sell by auotion, as above— 70 fat bullocks 150 fat aliccp SO fat lambs 8 weauor pifs C first-class cows, in milk 1 Shorthorn heifer (18 months), by Luff's White Duke, in oalf to Stormont A train leaves WelUngton and Manawatu Railway Station at 9.55 a.m., returning from Johnsonville at 11.50 and 2 p.m. ERNEST BUOHOLZ, Auctioneer. Local Agent— ERNEST BUCHOLZ. Lauibton-Quay, Wellington. PALMERSTON NORTH STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, I7lh APRIL, 1902. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS (Ltd.) will sell by publio auction as above at their yards, Kangitikei-stroet, at 1 p.m.— 149 half >bred Leiooitter lambs 10 Berkahiro vreonexa On account of A. Richards, Esq.— - -22 Ayrshire Jersey cows, mostly Beoond calves, in milk and to calve early ; faotory test. 4,2. Absolutely without reserve, except a few parebreds. Cows can be inspected at any time 1 pure-bred Jersey bull LEVIN STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, 18th APRIL, 1902. ABRAHAM A WILLIAMS,' Ltd., will ■ell by pnblio auction ct their yards, Levin, as above, at 1 p.m.— ' . 100 lambs ' 100 ewes 35 wethi\ra 85 owes .. 6 18-montlis' steers 4 dry cows 10 weanors PRELIMINARY NOTICE. GREAT SALE OF THOROUGH - BRED HORSES. SATURDAY, 3rd MAY. A BRAKAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., X*. havo received instructions from tho Hon. J. D. Ormorid to sell by public auction, as abovo, at their Sale Yards, Palmerston North, at 1 p.m.— OQ Thoroughbred fillies and geldings, Alv from Ito 5 years old, by tho wollknown sires Dreadnought, Flintlock, VoUigoui f St. Andrew, Deiiance, and Spinfeldt, out of imported Australian and thoroughbred marcs. • Also : - Jin conjunction with tho New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agenoy Co., Ltd. and on account of G. P. Donnelly, Esq.— £f| Well-bred horses, by CaUsby, WebiOU kore, Koiwaka, Gold Reef, and other well-known sires, including— 23 half-bred Carlyon ponies 4 thoroughbred yearling*, by Gold Reef and CaUsby, nominated for the Egmont Sires' Produce Stakes, 1904. Well-bi-«d hacks and harness ..orses Several thoroughbred yowling* and horses in training. .Full particulars in future* advertisement. Catalogues on applicatio» . Abjolutely no other hc.tf.es takon at this snlo.,