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Evening Post, Volume LXXVI, Issue 111, 6 November 1908, Page 10

SATURDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, 1908, At 2 o'clock. »TT _ C. ARBUCKLEJ will sell by auction tt m at his Newtown Auction Mart — Furniture and goods sent in for positive sale, comprising: Grand Eioxd pianoforte, mirror-back sideboard, hallstand, duohesse chests and pairs, commode, settee, duehesge dressing table, kitchefi and occasional tables, tileback washstand, palm stands, chaira, stepladders, couches, bedsteads, wire mattresses, stretchers, bedding 1 , sewing machine, haarthrug, mats, pictures, books, Venetian blinds, gas range, carpenter's tools ; al6o a largo assortment of ladies' and children's hats, bonnets, gonls' hats, table linen, and sundry drapery goods, etc. SATURDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, 1908, At 2 p.m. AT THE CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, WILLIS-STREET. AUCTION SALE PAWNBROKER'S STOCK. JEWELLERY, WATCHES, GOLD AND SILVER GOODS. (i / "Under instructions from the holder of the socurit)'. „i/"TESSES. T-13VIEN, SHALLCRASS 'xVJL AND COi hare been favoured with instructions to sell by public auction, as above — A largo stock of Jewellery, Watches, Gold and Silver Goods, including — Kotherhams, Ehrhardt, Coltman, Elgin and Waltham levers ' Ladies' gold and silver genevas, metal ■ watches Curb chains, gold and silver alberts, muff chains, gold necklaces, fob chains, gold bangles Opal, greenstone, gold and other gem - -pins, diamond, sapphire, amethyst ..gold rings, brooches, _ earrings, pendants, cigaTette and cigar cases, Maori curios, etc., etc. The goods are beinsj offered under forced sale, and will bo dispoeed of without the ■lightest reserve. A genuine eale of absolute bargains. LEVIEN, SHALLCRASS AND CO., " , A'Otioneers. T~~~ TOMORROW, SATURDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, . At 1.30 p.m. WP. HEALY will sell by auction o at his roonisy 95, Cuba-street — Duche3so chest?, .waahstands Dinner, dressing, and kitchen tables '- Couches, chairs Motor rubber coats Oilskins, timbvellas / ' . Hearthrugs,, table covers, blankets Doormats, damask cloths •L- -E-P. ware, forks, snoons SoissprSj razor 3, r-Japr -Jap boxesFire- screens, crockery, glassware ,A».d a bjg lot of job lines _ " W. P. HEALY, Auctioneer. ""! TO-MORROW, CITY AUCTION MART, MANNERS.STREET. * / SATURDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, 1908. . GREAT CLEARING SALE Of the WHOLE OF THE HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND FURNITURE, GLASS AND ELECTROWARE. . Taken over from the late firm of Sidev, Meech and Co. . TO BE SOLD ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. To make room for extensive alterations. fTHHIS is on opportunity that seldom A occurs of securing excellent House-. Hold Effects, as the whole of the stock must be cleared. 'Z"-'IL. ■."Sale"2-b'clbck*~sbarp7~ *T~ ' • ;,. .;." EL.-M. TBERTENSHAW, ' -- • - ■ Auctioneer. "preliminary announcbm'entT WEDNESDAY, Iltli NOVEMBER, 1908". No.' 10 (late 27), HAWKESTONE-ST. BERTENSHAW AND EVENSEN (Late Sidey, Meech: and Co.). have : .scoived instructions from the owner, who | ie,,lc{\ving %\ r eUiii£fto«, to sell by auction on' the premises, absolutely without reterye — - The whole of the Contents of the _-, " above 11-roomed residence. Sale to commence 1 o'clock sharp. "FiiU"'particul(irs_ Tuesday evening. CITY AUCTION MART/ Manners-st. H; M. BERTENSHAW, Auctioneer. "! F ORNITURE.'SALE. MIDDLE WAIWETU-ROAD. LOWER HUTT. WEDNESDAY, 11th NOVEMBER, 1908, At 2 o'clock. Tj' ERNEST LEIGHTON has receiv!O-« ed instructions from J. F. Welch, Esq. (who is leaving the district) to sell as above — • - • - Handsome sideboard with mirrorback, kauri dining tp,ble, 6 chairs (upholstered iv leather), ChesterHeld, easy itrm -chairs, elegant overmantel with mirror panels, \ fenders and irons, coal scuttle, * ' " fancy tables, linoleum, hanging lamps, pictures, hall runner, hearthrugs and mats, wicker - ■ chairs, hallstand, double and "L I three-quarter brass-mounted iron bedsteads, w.w. mattresses, stretchers, duchesss pairs, chests drawers, washstands and ware, ' kitchen table, kitchen chairs, dresser, meat safe, kitchen utensils and sundries. " WITHOUT__RE_SERVE. mOWN HALL, LOWER HUTT. SEPTEMBER ENGAGEMENTS. Sept. I— Orange Lodge Dance _ Sept. 3— Meeting Horticultural Socxety. Sept. 4 and s— Arch's Pictures. Sept. 6 — Wesleyan Church. Sept. 7 — Good Templars' Lodge. Sept. 9 — Carpenters' Society. Sept. a— Mr. Bligh's Lecture. Sept. 11 — Mr. Bunny's Meeting re GasWorks and Miss W. Hughes's Local Option Meeting. Sept. 12— Epuni Football Club's Smoke Concert. Sept. 13— Wesloyan Church. Sept. 14— Good Templars' Lodge. Sept. 15— Wright's Long Night Dance. Sept. 16— Hutt Riae Club Meeting. ' ' Sept. 18— Hutt Council Meeting re Gasworks. Sept. 19— Arch's Pictures. Sept. 20 — Wesleyan Church. ■" Sept. 22— Wright's Dance. Sept. 23 and 24— Flower Show. Sept. 25— Orange Lodge Meeting, also Mr. Reade^ Meeting re Gasworks. Sept. 26 — Arch's Pictures. Sept. 27 — Wesleyan Church. Sept. 30 — Mrs. Maude's Concert and Mr. T. M. Wilford's Committee Meeting. To make Engagements, telephone J. T. HAWTHORN. Town Hall, Lower Hutt. 'AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. • MONEY TO LEND. THIS Society is prepared to Lend Money on First-class FREEHOLD CITY and COUNTRY SECURITIES at Lowest Current Rates. Our new Mortgage Deed contains a .condition allowing borrowers the privilege of repaying up to 20 per cent, of the loan during any year without notice or payment of any fine. NO COMMISSION CHARGED. LEGAL . EXPENSES EXCEPTIONALLY LOW. . , Apply direct to the Society 8 Branch Office, Wellington, or to any of the Society's District Offices. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. Wellington, Ist September, 1902.