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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 24, 29 January 1908, Page 12

TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, 30th JANUARY, 1908, At i o'clock p.m. sharp. * AUCTION SALE Of COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. MAGNIFICENT AEOLIAN ORCHESTRELLE. The Finest Instrument of its kind in the Dominion. UPRIGHT ENGLISH GRAND PIANO (By Justin Brown), PIANOLA. AT THE RESIDENCE OF MRS. THOMAS WARDELL, No. 6, Boulcott-terrace. Included in the catalogue will bo found — MAGNIFICENT AEOLIAN ORCHESTRELLE, a whole orchestra in itself. The fire3t instrument of its kind in the Dominion ; cost £480. ■ VERf SUPERIOR~~BRUSSELS AND AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES. OLD ENGLISH MAHOGANY GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK. ELEGANT ESCRETOIRE AND BOOKCASE combined. VERY FINE ENGLISH UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by tho celebrated maker, Justin Brown, London. CHIPPENDALE ROSEWOOD OCCA- * .SIONAL CHAIR. PIANOLA, by flic London Pianolo Co. Cost £65. COSTLY WALNTJT~FOLDING CARDTABLE. SUPERIOR DINIK GROOM SUITE (9 pieces), upholstered in Morocco. 4 DININGROOM CHAIRS, upholstered in buffalo hide. STANDARD DROP-HEAD TRE.ADLE SEWING MACHINE, in. .perfect order. 1 ELEGANT REGENT CHINA BREAKFAST AND TEA SET (75 pieces). .VERY ' SUPERIOR AXMINSTER STAIR CARPET, 'I6J yards (in one piece). CONTENTS OP 5 BEDROOMS, all furnished with tho Very Latest Fumed Oak Furniture, comprising Double . 'and Single Bedsteads, Duchesse Pairs, Duchesse Chests; WaTdrobes, and Chairs. Divan chair (upholstored in satin brocotelle), easy chairs, very superior upholstered bay window seats, mohair hearthrugs and slip mats, flower stand, Doulton Vases, oak hallstand, a nice, collection of engravings and oil paintings, walnut music cabinet, inlaid tiled linoleum, roller-top writing desk, sets of book shelves, cop-per-mounted fenders, vases and ornaments, laco and fancy curtains, lot of crockery and'glasswaro, dining table and cover, sectional oak bookoase, kapok and horsehair 'mattresses, oiderdown quilts, bed linen, sets of ware, washstands, etc. ; also contents of kitchen, Inv"icta ga3 stove, mangle, ice chest, wringer, garden hose, aluminium and enamel saucepans, 400 ft of picture moulding, etc., eto. MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. have received instructions from Mrs. Thomas Wardell, who is leaving Wellington, to sell on the premises, No. 6, Boulcott-terraco, abovo^ — The whole of her costly Household . Furniture and Appointments, On view morning of sale from 9.30 oVlook. Catalogues containing full particulars on application. The property will bo submitted to auction at 2 o'clock. " TO-MOItEOW] THURSDAY NEXT, 30th JANUARY, At '2 o'clock p.m. TO BE SOLD AT THE RESIDENCE. 9-ROOMED MODERN BRICK RESIDENCE, IN BOULCOTT-TERRACE. MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. have received instructions from Mrs. T. Wardell, who is leaving Wellington, to sell on the premises, No. 6, Boulcott-terrace (next door to the residence of Dr. Findlay), a3 aboveThat very fine and complete Familj Residence, No. 6, Boulcott-ier-race, containing nine_ rooms. The house is built of brick, with wood strappings outside, and contains drawingroom, diningroom, breakfast room, largo kitchen, with scullery 1 and bathroom, etc ; all on tho ground floor. On the first floor there are five bodrooms and room for two more on tho second floor, at present undivided. The house was designed and built for 3 well-known architect, _ and under his personal supervision. It is complete in every detail, uniquo in design, all the timber 1 13 of tho best heart, and is now in good order. The site, 40 x 140, is a very fine one, and commands an excellent view of ' the harbour.Cards to view from the auctioneers, who are sole agents. BUILDING 7 SECTIONS. KHANDALLAH AND ROSENEATR. BY- ORDER OF THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART, No. 84, Lambton-quay, Wellington. ON 1 TUESDAY, 4th FEBRUARY, 1908, At 2.30 o'clock p.m. MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. aro favoured with instructions from J. W Poynlon, Esq., Public Trustee, to sell by public auction as above — Lot I—That1 — That valuable Building Section, Khandallah, No. 27, containing nearly ono acre (3 roods 25 perches), with frontage to the main read to Wellington, and in close proximity to tho railway station. • Lot 2. — Very Valuable Building Section, No. 8, Township of Roseneath, con- ■ taining 22 porches, with frontage of 70ft to Oriental-crescent. This is a choice site and adjoins the Town Belt. . . : Lot 3.— That Valuable Building Section ! adjoining Lot 2, and No. 9, containing 30 perches, with frontage of lObft lOin to Oriental-crescent. This also adjoins the Town Belt. Terms ol Sale — Doposit 10 per cent., 30 per cent, in ones month, and balance within six months. Title— Land Transfer. TUESDAY, 4th FEBRUARY, 1908. AT 2 o'clock p.m. AUCTION SALE Of MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION. WATER COLOUR DRAWINGS. (By Eminent English, and Continental Artists), Specially Selected by Mrs Fletcher Johnston. MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. have received instructions from Fletcher Johnston, Esq., to sel at their Rooms, 84, Lambton-quay, as above — n(\ VERY FINE WATER COLOUR DRAWINGS. On view Friday, Saturdays', Monday, »nd morning of sale. Catalogues on application.