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Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue 62, 10 September 1904, Page 8

MONDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER, 1904, At' 2 o'clock sharp. 62 PAIRS LADIES' BOOTS & SHOES Ex s.s. Buooros. On Account of Whom il May Concern. MESSRS. J. H. BETIIUNE & CO. are instructed lo soil by publio auction, ABSOLUTELY \VITfIOUT RKflhnVE nt thoir Auotion Rooms, Foath-crston-stroot, Wellington, on Monday, 12th September, at 2 o'clock — C A PAIRS Ladies' American BOOTS • U^fc and SHOES, buttonod nnd laced, assorted sizes. AH more or less damaged. In lots to suit buyers. J. H[. BETJHUN£& CO., Auctioneers. TUESDAY, 13th SEPTEMBER, At 1 o'clock sharp. ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF HIGH-OLASS AND PRACTICALLY NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, ETC. AT OUR ROOMS,~MANNERS.STREEI' MESSRS SIDEY, MEECH AND CkT. havo been favoured witl^ instructions lrom a gentleman who is leaving for Austrnlia to sell ns above — Tho wholo of his vory superior furnituro, etc, comprising — First-class piano by Schullz, Dresdon, solid iron frame, trichord, ovorstrung, chock action, hnndßomo wnlnut chbo ; handsome sottoe upholstered in figured Ulreoht velvet, loathor diningroom suito 9 nieces, drawingroom suite in lapoatry nnd plush, splendid Brussels square, bamboo and walnut orormantol with lurgo bevelled- odgo mirrors, rattnn and occasional clmirs and tabios, Swiss, Austrian, arm and other chairs, linoleum and oilcloth, curtains, good ornaments, pictures, vory Jrood mirror-baclc eidoboard, brass rail fenders and br&s*i«, book-ca«o and books, vory good trcadlo sowing machine, very superior duchess pairs and tabios. duchess wnßhslands inlaid with honeysuckle, very fino brass-mouutod Italian bedstoad with drapings and spiral spring mattress, douljlo and singlo b.r. and other bodstonds (somo aro vory heavily bras^-inounted); w.w. and oprjng mattresses and stretchers, vory good mirror front wardrobe, toilet waro, toilet tabios and glasses, vory fino wool rug, a very superior lot of c.p.' and silver platedwaro, cutlery, glassware, oijockery, part dinner sot, tea -set, -kapok and flax beas, handsome clocks, throo-rollor mangle, rol-lor-top desk, wringer, mincors, nnd tho usuaul useful household sundries, linen, etc ■ ■ NOTE.— Tho abovo" furnituro is a very good lot, has only boon in uso three months, and the majority of it was obtained nnd mado by tho woll-known maker and furnisher, 11. Fiolder, and is' to bo sold ABSOLUTEY WITHOUT RESERVE. Also, on account of a Cabinolmnker giving up business— Iho whol6 of his stock of guporior new furniture, comprising— Handsome 7-picco plush suito, loathor do rosowood duchess pair, plush' couch, Scotch chests of drawers, leather and olhor couohon, Chest of drawers, kilehon dressers, and othor furnitnro of all closeripfcions. Wo strongly ndviuo buyers lo viow this furniture. Oomploto catalogues of tho abovo salo can bo had on application to Iho Auctioneers after 1 o'clock on MONDAY >»rt»x,?vT°A 18 lvill be on ow MONDAY MORNING, and a gaslight display will bo hold on MONDAY EVENING. In. spcction is invitod. WEDNESDAY MORNING, At 11 o'clock. SALE OF WELL-BUILT NEW SHED, FOR REMOVAL. On tho Premisos, Stout-slroet, opposite Drillchod. MESSRS. SIDEY, MEKCII AND CO havo receivod instructions from Mosers. Sanders ' Bros, to sell by public auction, as above— Ono woll-built, practically now shed, double lined, gal. iron roof ; 0110 partitioned shed. Tho abovo shed would mako a very good washhouso or 'workshop. Further particulars from tho Auctioneers. .TUESDAY, 13lh SEPTEMBER, 1904^ At 2 p.m. CLEARING SALE OF CONTENTS OF DEALER'S SHOP. 38, WILLIS-STUEET. Undor instructions from tho Bailiff. MESSRS. LBVITSN, SHALLCRASft I AND CO, will sell by publio auction, as above, on tho promuios — The wholo of tho contents of a Dealer's Shop, including— Portmanteaux, trunks, fancy goods, clocks, jewellerj'i watches, ololhing, guns, musical instruments, boxing gloves, stationery, knivos, fprkß, outlory, and a largo collection of othor useful articles. WITHOUT RESERVE. JOHNSONVILLE SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, 13lh "SEPTEMBER, 1904. Salo nt 1 o'clock p.m. A' BRAH AM AND ' WILLIAMS, LTD., -**■ will soil as above — 64 primo bullocks 60 prime hoavy weathers 364- prime wethers 30 primo owes A train (loaves Wellington and Manawatu Railway Company's Station at 1010 a.m., returning from Johnsonville at 1.55 a.m. and 2 p.m. PALMERSTON STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, 15th~SEPTEMBER, 1904. ABRAHAM AND~vVILLIAMS, LTD., will soil, at 1 p.m. — 80 good 3i-year steer* 80 good 2 to 24-year steers 30 ffood 2-yoar steers 20 2-year emply heifers (Jersoy-Ayr-shire) 25 forward bullocks 15 heifers (closo to profit) 20 heifors (springing) 15hoifors (in calf) 64 yearlings 60 primo fat wethers . PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MAGNIFICENT 55eEHOLDS, CITY OF AUCKLAND. UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO OAPITALISTS, INVESTORS, AND OTHERS. BY ORDER OP THE; LIQUIDATORS OF T. AND S. MORRIN, LTD. TMANDENO JACKSON has boen • instruotod to sell by publio auctiou on 11th Octobor, thoso THOSE MAGNIFICENT FREEHOLDS in Iho Oily of Auckland, having extensive frontage to QUEEN - STREET, HIGH - STREET, DUR RAM-STREET, VICTORIA-STREET, arid VIC-TORIA-QUADRANT, togolhor with tha brick buildings ereolod thereon. Further particulars in. future advertisement. T. MANDENO JACKSON, Auctioneer, 17, Shortland-etreot. BOAJIDINGHOUSE FOR SALE, 11 rooms, hot walcr, ovory convonienco, exceptionally woll furnished, piano, otc, accommodate 13 boarders, splendid central position ; rent £3 week ; price £260 for ovorything ; owner is in ill-4ie»lth ; must be sold at onco ; a bargain. Apply W. H. Morrah and Co., Auctioneers, Land aud Estato Agents, Willis-street.