SATURDAY. 9th APRIL. 1910, At 130 p.m AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SPRING CART, HARNESS. AND SUNDRIES, Fitzherbert-street. Alicotown, Lower Hutt. HE. LEIGHTON has received instruc- • tions from Mrs. F. Barnard to rblI — The whole of her Effects and Furnishings, comprising — Handsome Leather Siulo Elegant Upholstered Armchairs Austrian and Canadian Chair.* Rattan and wicker good?, dining table, good linoleums, b.m. fenders with irons, carpet square*, couche*, hcarthruge, maU, rockers, pictures, fancy tables, hanging lamps, coal vase, music canterbury, handsome sideboard, hall runner, pot plants and stands, doublo and single b.m. bedstead? and bedding, w.w. stretchers and beddmg, wardrobe with mirror panel, duchesse chests, Scotch chert drawers, waehstands and wire, dressing tables, mirrors, curtains and poles, sewing machine, clocks, lamps, crockery, cutlery, jam jars, kitchen table and chairs, kitchen utensils, ice cream freezer, scales, pres. pan, magic lantern, wringer, mangle, lawn mower, gent's saddle and bridle, epring cart and harness, set gig harness, •nd sundries. TC.B.— Owing to Mrs. Barnard's early departure for England, the above valuable catalogue is for bona fide and unreserved Mile. A. F. YORK, AUCTIONEER. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 9th APRIL, 1910, At 1.30. CITY AUCTION MART, MANNERS-ST. JW. BRAITHWAITE AND CO. • (late Sidey, Meech and Co.) will sell by auction, as above — A large assortment of Household Furniture and Effects, contents of 7 room?, including — 1 leather Hiite (7 pieces), duchesso chests, double brass bedstead, 1 sideboard, 2 nianoe, hall stand, ducfaesse pair, child's iron cot, tables, chairs, willow chair,- rocker, braes-rail fender and irons, kapok beds, flax beds, pillows, s.i. bedstead, wire stretchers, meat safes, whatnot, music stools, mirrors, hall rack, bicycles, bicyclo tyres, occasional tables, w*-xhstand«, toiletware, toilet glasses, pictures, oil paintings, lamps, bone-cutter, churn, incubators, typewriter, sundries, 1 set harness. Also, a lot of now and second-hand clothing, including overcoats, girls' macintoshes, jackets, trousers, coats, and suit*, «tc., etc^ ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. J. W. BRAITHWAITE. Auctioneer. ROBERTSON'S AUCTION ROOM. MANNERS-STREET. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 9th APRIL. At 2 o'clock. {TKT L. ROBERTSON will sell by pub,fi • lie auction in hi* Room, Man-Hsr/6-street — A large lot of Household Furniture and General Sundries. 60 pairs Handsome Vases Large quantity of Crockery and Glassware Nice assortment of House Linen Small lot of Drapery and Children's Shoea, and the usua' Saturday' 6 Sundries. WITHOUT RESERVE. "' MONDAY, 11th APRIL, 1910, At 1.30 o'clock. SALE OF THE EXTIRE CONTEXTS OF THE CLARENDON DINING ROOMS. .Waring Taylor-etrcet (off Lambton-quay). (Will be offered as a Going Concern, and if not sold will be told in Lots). T KENNEDY MACDONALD, LTD., • have received instructions to sell on the premises as above — The whole of tho Furniture and Effects, comprising — 2 Fletcher Russell Gas Stoves (largo size) ; cost £10 each IA large quantity ot good linoleum, 6 cruet*, 7 doz. cups and saucers, 12 doz. knives, 6 doz. dessert forks, 6 doz. table fork*, 12 doz. table sooons, 10 tables, stools, fender?, Austrian chairs, pictures, whatnot?, caty chairs, carpets, smite, extension table, stair carpet, ducheaee pair, chests drawers, duchess© chests, 20 wiro-wovo stretchers and bedding complete, s.i. tiedsteads, d.b.m. bedsteads, toilet mirrors, tables, toiletware, blankets, sheet?, counterpanes, lot of crockery, Raucepan*, 5 9-gallon boil«re, grindstone, Champion range, tubs, etc., etc. Will be offered as a going concern, and iff not disposed of will be sold in lot* without reserve. E. JOHNSTON. Auctioneer. HARRY A. SHEPHERD. NORWICH CHAMBERS, Customhouse quay. Secretary Hataitai Land Company, Ltd. Plans on Application. TRENTHAM. Close to Railway Station— s Magnificent Sections, with Main-road frontages; 80 x 250 feet each. Price £80; terms £10 cash, £10 in three and six months, balance in three years. Interest on unpaid purchase Bioney 5J per cent, per annum. N Also, 9-acre Block, almost adjoining above, Main-road frontage. Price £120 per «Kre ; terms arranged DOOR SALE, first-class Aerated Water 3- Business, town, doing good trade ; . will bear inspection. Price £2850, complete. Country Hotel, syra* lease, rent 60s, trade £25. lease and furniture £700. (43.J Country Hotel, siyrs' lease, rent £7, -trade £60; price £2400, cash £700 (23.) Country— 3yrs' lease, rent 50. trade £45; prico £1050 (31.). J. 3. FREEMAN. Dmnevirke. A(\(\ ACRES FREEHOLD, nearly all flat and ploughable, splendid cropping or dairying farm, situated close ■to school , post office, and stores, 8 miles <&om Palmereton North, 6-roomed house •nd all necessary outbuildings, well fenced and watered. Price £27 per acre. About £2000 cash. The first to inspect will buy it. Write for our new Property List. — ■ HUSBAND AND FINCH, Land and Estate Agents. Woodville. COUNTRY STORE. FIX) LEASE, from Ist May. an estab- '•*- lished General Store in a solid settlement. For particulars, applj sharp to V. L. FAniBROTHER, Auctioneer, Carterton. """ CLUB HOTEL, SUVA, FIJI. WANTED to Sell, Lease for Seven Years of the CLUB HOTEL, SUVA, FIJI. Rental £50 per month; Furniture and Goodwill, £3000; Stock at Valuation. For further particulars apP!T MARKS, Suva. A REAL BARGAIN. WANTED to Sell, in be«t part Berhamporo, 6-roomed House, all conveniences, 4 tiled fireplaces, mirror wardrobes, pantry, linen press, h. and c. showsr, glass house, nice garden, lovely sunny position; evorything in perfect order. To be sold oheap, owner leaving Wellington. Apply 52, Leraud-street, Berhamporo. BUSINESS FOR SALE. WANTED TO SELL, Old-established FURNISHING BUSINESS, doing big trade at good prices; owner retiring. Apply to No. 8, Buller-street.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 82, 8 April 1910, Page 10
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