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Evening Post, Volume LXXVI, Issue 121, 20 November 1908, Page 10

TO-MOREOW, SATURDAY, 2kb NOVEMBER, 1908, At 2 o-'clock prompt. TO' KB SOLtTBY ADOHOSST WITHOUT KESERVE, AT TH&. CITY AUCTION MART, MANNERS-STREET. •OBBJCKNSHAW AND J3VENSEN (lato JL9 Sid»y, Meeeh and Oo.) will sell as above — The entire contents of an eigut-roomed residence, removed from. TJajori-banks-strcet to the Mart for conyc- • nienco of sale, and which in-cludes-r A good-toned piano, in English oak case SubatantiaUy-mado extension dining table Nearly new and up-to-date -duohesse pairs Dressing ohests 6 new picjces linoleum Couches, easy chairs, brass and iron bedsteads ,5 canvas' stretchers, bedding (nearty new) Toifot services Kitchen and cxilinary utensils, etc., etc. On view THIS EVENING, 7 to 9 o'clock, and morning of sale. Evory lot will bo sold. NO RESERVE. H. M. BERTENSHAW, Auctioneer. " FURNITURE SALE. BRIDGE-STREET, LOWER HUTT. SATURDAY, 21st NOVEMBER, 1908. At 2 o'clock. X H ERNEST LEIGHTON has receiv- • -ed instructions, from Mrs. Radford (who is leaving the district) to sell as above — " Extension dining tablo, leather couch, other couches, Austrian and Canadian chairs, settee, easy chairs, wicker and bamboo goods, rockers, tablecloths, linoleums, olociks, books and shelves, sideboard, music canterbury, cushions, mats, fenders and irons, lamps, pictures, curtains and poles, crockery, cutlery, glaisswaro, fajioy tables and chairs, doublo and single iron bed- ■ steads, w.w. mattresses, stretchers, bedding, blankets, sheets, counterpanes, rugs, duchesse chests, washstands and ware, chests drawers, mirrors, towel rails, dressing tables, hall curtains, kitchen tables, kitchen utensils, fficing wire, wire netting, meat safe, wheelbarrow, dog kennel, large quantity bricks, ladder, timber, canary and cage, carpenter's bench, carpenter's and garden tools, 2 breeohloading guns, pea rifle, wringer, and sundries. « WITHOUT RESERVE. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, At 2 o.'clock. WP. HEALY will sell by auction, at • his Rooms, 95, Cuba-street — Single and doable bedsteads, wire mattresses, dining tables, couches, chairs, ducheese cheets. washstands, bedding, round and oval tables, prams, go-carts, gas range, cooking utensils, crockery, hearthrugs, door slips, tablecloths, c.p. ware, opera, glasses, ladies' bags, forks, spoons, glassware, vaseo, toilet ware, dress Hampers, pictures, firo screenE, picture frames, lot of job lines and sundries. WITHOUT RESERVE. • W. -P. HEALY, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 21st NOVEMBER, At 2 o'olook. On the Promises, opposite Mr. Sutherland's Store, CROFTON. WF. SHORTT, LTD., have been • favoured with instructions from Mr. Peters, who has sold his house and is leaving tho district, to sell at his residence, Crofton — The whole of her superior household furniture, comprising : Diningroom — Superior diningroom suito of 9 pieces in leather, dining table, sideboard with mirror back, massive fender and brasses, tea set, dinner service, glassware, skin and pile hearthrugs, Bday clock, very handsome hanging lamp, ornaments, occasional tables, • etc. Best Bedroom — Massive double iron brassmcunted "bedstead with wire mattress and bedding complete; handsome wardrobe with mirror panel door, superior " duchoSse pair, 1 " toiletware, caTpet square, double- ■ and * jingle > iron bedsteads, spring and wire mattresses, duchesse • ■' v cheats,- chests drawers; mirror • • Ball linoleum, lslip .mats, .curtains, kitchen „ ,t able,_ _chairs,_ crockery, cutlery, cook- . iug utensil's, -Rochester lamps,, linoleum, garden'tools, etc. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. . : AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE. "IVfITY usual -Saturday Afternoon's SaIa■LYJL will .NOT be held this week, owing to pressure of political business. J. C. ARBUCKLE, Newtown Auction Mart. . MONDAY, 23rd NOVEMBER, At 1.30 o'clook. IN ■ THE FivUIT MARKET,- ALLEN-ST. : UNRESERVED AUCTION - SALE. IN THE ESTATE OF J. J. CRONIN. IMPORTANT TO STOREKEEPERS. mOWNSEND AND PAUL. LTD., a- under instruction? from the Commercial Agency Co.. Ltd., as assignees, will sell at auction as above — -._ 200 tin-j Peek-Frean's biscuits, various kinds and in best condition. Glass jars, . tinned fruits, meats, etc. j Soap, boot polishes, tea (in packets j and bulk). 400 flax kits, cigare, and numerous other linos, also Office desks, chairs, trucks, etc., and 230 cases Alex. Riddell and Co.'s assorted cordials. JOHNSONVILIE SALE. TUESDAY, 24th NOVEMBER. 1908. ?-A BRAIIAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., ■£Tsl \yill fell al 11.30 a.m. : — 52 prime fat bullocks ,16 prime fat bullocks 30 prime lambs N IHO woolly' ewes, extra prime 112 prime ewes. 230 prime owes and wethers Jr LOWER HUTT. LOWER HUTT. Rich Flat Sections Within a Stone's Throw v of Railway Station, on the TE MOMI ESTATE! TE MOMI ESTATE! INSPECT and BUY WITHOUT DELAY. REMEMBER!— The Lower Hutt is now within 21 minutes of Wellington Station, and that time will shortly bo further reduced. There is v more comfort in reading your paper in v the train on the way to business than there is hanging on to a tram strap with some one else standing on your toes. Fares are cheap. Land is fertile, and will grow anything. Call for plans and further particulars at the office of the Secretary, TE MOMI LAND COMPANY, LTD. H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, Lower Hutt and 186, Featherston-Btreet, Wellington. WANTED to Sell, Brooklyn, new 5-rd. House, bathroom, scullery, h. and o. water, every convenience, magnificent view; also Mortimer-terrace, now 5-rd. House, city drainage, h. and c. water, ©very convenience; easy terms. Apply J. 0. BROWN, 9, Aurora-terraccv or BoxbiH,