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Evening Post, Volume LXIV, Issue 47, 23 August 1902, Page 8

" MONDAY, 28th AUGUST, At 12 o'clook. T AEJVY AND CO. .(Ltd.) will s«ll by "*~^ auotion at their rooms, quayU75 bales, hay y 30 sacks, mangolds. NO RESERVE. t-i'f\ . . TUESDAY, 26th AUGUST, At 1 o'clock sharp. > , , 'AND WEDNESDAY,' 27th AUGUST, At 11 o'clock. (AUCTION SALE MRS. CROSS'S LARGE AND GOOD STOOK OF FANCY GOODS, SHOP FITTINGS, ETO. On the premises, Lambton-quay. (Opposite Searl's Hotel) MESSRS. SIDEyTmEEOH AND CO. havo betn favoured - with instructions from Mrs. J. Cross, who is retiring from business, to sell as above— The whblo of her stook and fittings, comprising— Silks, woollens, linon goods, photo al- 1 bums, walking sticks, dolls, stationery, large and handsome French doll, Japanese goods, cottons, silks, mantel drapes, tabU covers, and a largo iot of other goods too numerous to montion, which aro included in the utOck of a good fanoy goods shop; ilso, the whole of tho fittings (which will be sold on Wednesday morniug), which includes 2 largo show- cases 12ft x 7ft. counter show oases, counter, shop stand, window fittings, drawers, chairs, show cases, eto., etc. A splendid opportunity for shopkoopers and others. To be sold 'ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. JOHNSONVILLM SALE YARDS, Johnson vxlt,», TUESDAY, 261h AUGUST, 1902, Sole at 11 a.m. FREEMAN It. JACKSON A CO, in oonjunotiou with ABRAHAM 4 WILLIAMS, Llmitsd, will sell at their yards as abova^75 jbullooka 300 fat sheep 1 good miloh oow 4 portarr 2 weanen ■ , A train leaves Wellington and Manawatu Railway . Station at 9.55 a.m., returning horn lohnsonviUe at 11.50 and 2 p.m. , C- K. WfLSON, * " Auctioneer. LoealAgenfc-K. BUCHOLZ, , ■ ft, Luinbton-quay, Wellington. UNRESERVED SALE OF FIRST <.CLASS DAIRY FARM, Within one mila of Pahiatua Railway , Station,) School,- and Creamery. Wednesday, 27th august, \ sn o ''> At 12.30 p.m. AfeftAHAM^AND WILLIAMS (LTD.) \ have rocaived 'instructions from Mr. James Peters, who is relinquishing dairying avwng).tO"iuM»o&rth of 'his family,"' to sell as abo\'e, absolutely without reserve — 200jccres highly improved dairy farm, subdivided' into 7 paddocks, to- ' > pother with now dwelling containing 9 rooms ; also 12-bail cowshed, fVy T>" l>iS'*t'W< ja lf -house, and all no- - cojsary, outbuildings. ( Ahf/lKa whole <>f hit oarefully-seleoted dairy > h/srg,.,c i pmj)rijing— 54 f\rit-cJa»a-cowß, to calv* at factory dates: ' •"• NOTE,— lftceplionally easy tarms of paymmit s for the property can be arranged. OTAKI STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, 27th AUGUST. 1902. ABRAHAM AND~WU.LIAMS (LTD.) will sell by publio auction, at their yards, as above, at 1 p.m.— 8 3-year steers 6 fat cows », 4 yearlings Z dry cows 4; porkers 100- < ewe* 20 ,fat .owes - ' 20 fat ewes and wethers 16 fat. wethers " 1 draughts t bonw 2 hacks.',,,. /. ..-,.,,. r quiet mare . PALMERSTON" NORTH STOOK SALE. ' '*' r THURSD&V' 28th AUGUST, 1902. ABRAHAM AND' WILLIAMS (Lid.) wilY sell by- public auction at their yards, Ran&itikei-srtreet, as above, at 1 P.m.— r, ;;,.,., > "• ' ' 100 forward' 4-year-old bullocks SQireßbt -3-year .bullocks 140" forward wethers, good line 200 good hoggets 20, Aujtt' dairy heifers, near calving 40 "■well-bred yearling steers 30 welKbrcfd 'yearling hoifers. 20,24 and 3-year steers 20 yearlings 50, weaner* and yoarlintrs 20 quiot heifers, in oalf WEDNESDAY, 27th AUGUST, r-.i, A*' i: 3° o.'clock sharp. VERY FINE COLLECTION of PLANTS TBCE^AS'f OF THE SEASON. GEORGE THOMAS AND CO. havo boen favoured with instructions from Mr. H. Poolo, Wellington, to sell at auc tioh at thoir rooms, Harris-street (up. stairs), on Wecbieidny afternoon, at 1.30 o'clock skarp — '• OKfsr CHOIC E NAMED ROSES, in/VOX* -> 6ludtn£ .80 . distinct, varieties in Toes, Hybrids, and Climbers '''- ' ' Also, A MAGNIFICENT' COLLECTION OF GARDEN SHRUBS and GREENHOUSE PLANTS, consisting of specimen Azaleas, double ditto, Camellias, Rhododendrons, Magnolias, Clematis, R&d Daphne, Dioama, Boronia, Capo Heaths, Wisterias, Carnations, Japonico, " Iris, Anemones, Palms, Ferns, Cinerarias, Pritnulai, Cyolamen, Freesias, «itc, otc. SPECIAL NOTE.— From practical experience August is recognised as the best month to plant roses ana flowering shrubs. Good result* ore onmrcd, with less risk of failurct. Each rose ofForfd at this salo will bo guaranteed true to name, and will include mnny lines never yet offered in this market. On view on Wednesday, morning. WEDNESDAY, 27th AUGUST, 1902, At 2.30 p.m. ATTRACTIVE SALE OF WICKER AND RATTAN FURNITURE. MKSSRS/W. II. .MORRAH AND- CO. ha.vo baen favoured with instructionn by tho holdor of the bill of lading to s«ll at their auction room, 15, Willis-street — A largo consignment of wicker", rattan, bamboo, and rush furnitur* in gront variety. Full particulars on Monday. Without reserve. Good* now on. view. chump, • 115, BHOUG HA 81-STREKT< Telephone S7B. TjlOE »frALE, ON TERMS— New modorn House, felt-]inf>d, eight rooms, hot and cold witte^ bjiy vfimiowg, adjoining: Wellington College.' jfcntie riae, on 66ft street:, allotment 188ffc deep. Also, 9 room's/ 120ft frontage, flew. Also, 7 room«, 86ft frontage, msfnifloent Tleir of city and harbour. . ' Also, 7 rooma^ krgft i«T»l.s*otlonj easy conditions. "''~,.'.