CONTENTS OF THE CRITERION CAFE. EXPIRATION OF LEASE. TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, 13th SEPT., At 1.30 o'clock. WL. ROBERTSON will sell by • public auction, as above — The Contents of the Criterion Cafe, Manners-street, comprising : 3 ICE CHESTS, gas cooker, gas grill, heater, fitc.. all complete and in perfect order, potato cleaner '• LARGE COPPER, RANGE, 5 boilers, 20 s. pans, 2 fountains. 2 copper urns, copper nnd frame, knife machine, nnd all tho cooking and kitchen utensils to be found in an up-to-dato cafe 60 DOZEN of PLATES, 12 do cups and saucers, 14 dining tables, 72 chairs, inlaid linoleum throughout, 30 crucls, 12 dozen each of ' table and dessert knives, t. spoons, dessert and table do, dessert and table forks, 20 cruets, 12 framed mirrors, 3 mirror-plato hat racks, cheffonier, pictures, etc. ROLL-TOP DESK, office chair, cash register, counter, all partitions and fittings, aro_ lamp, notice boards, gas and electric light fittings, etc., etc. DUCHESSE CHEST, bedsteads and bedding, _ 5 stretchers, settee and chairs, occasional tables, carpet, rugs and mats, curtains, etc., etc. _ The contents of tho building will be offered in one lot, and failing to find a purchaser will then be offered in lots, every one of which will be sold ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. WEDNESDAY. 14th SEPTEMBER, 1910, At 1.30 o'clock p.m. EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE Of , SUPERIOR ALMOST NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. COSTLY ENGLISH ROSEWOOD BEDROOM SUITE (5 pieces), cost Fifty Guineas UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (cost 80 Guineas. 3 LARGE MIRROR-BACK SIDE- Q BOARDS. O 2 COSTLY HIGH-BACK OAK f> DININGROOM SUITES. .4 2 LARGE DOUBLE MIRROR- Q DOOR WARDROBES. & 3 HANDSOME BEDROOM r> SUITES. O. 2 BFT EXTENSION DINING o TABLES. & Leather Diningroom Suite, Brass Curb Fenders, Heavily Brass-mounted French Bedsteads, etc., etc., IN OUR ROOMS. T KENNEDY MACDONALD, LTD., • have received instructions to sell at their rooms, 157, Lambton-quay, as above — i An extensive and attractive catalogue t of Superior Furnishings. Full details later. We sell in our rooms EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 14th SEPT.. 1910. At 1.30 o'clock p.m. SALE OF OVERTIME GOODS) QUEEN'S BOND. • BY ORDER OF THE COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS. T KENNEDY MACDONALD, LTD., • have received instructions to sell at their Rooms, 157, Lambton-quay, as above — Rover 2l9— s cases Lamps (58) 1 case Glass Globes 10 cases Lamps (100) 8 casks Globes (each 2 doz.) 5 cases Chimneys (oach 12 doz) X over 831 — 5 cases Exhibition Show Cases 1 case Kerosone Stoves 11 cases Ga6 Heating Stoves Full particulars on application. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. KELBURNE PROPERTIES. A CHOICE Residential Property, comprising a 6-roomed Residence, having c.l. and water, with two sections (one unoccupied), total area 90ft x 126 ft and 132ft ;_ good view. The owner is going farming in Auckland Province, and at the figure asked we can strongly recommend intending property buyers to inspect. Price £1225. , A.-L. WILSON AND CO., 26. Brandon-street. KEEP YOUR WIEE IN GOOD HUMOUR. ' "Y^OU don't want to court trouble at home by filling your coal bin with an inferior coal. Tho housewife has plenty to contend with in her daily duties without having to keep poking the fire overy fow minutes. STOCKTON COAL. needs less attention, gives more heat to t"ho lump, and is more reliable to cook with than any other coal in the market. You want a coal that is All Coal, and you get it from SAMUEL BROWN, Ltd., DISTRICT AGENTS, 39, JOHNSTON-STREET. Stores : ADELAIDE and TINAKORI ROADS. TORY and WILLIS STREETS. Telephone Numbers— Bß, 124, 164, 805, 942. pUPONGA COAL! THE MOST SATISFACTORY COAL For HOUSEHOLD USE. Obtainable from ALL DEALERS in Weilir.gton City and Suburbs AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. WEEKLY SHIPMENTS. Wholesale orders should be addressed to PUPONGA COAL AGENCY, Or Telephone 139 Box 144, G.P.O. Sole <\gentß Wellington and District— E. G. PILCH ER. IN ordering Coal, most people do 'not consider tho difference locality makes to their reiiuiieincnls. Whereas a. fuat coal is e^erilial to burn on low levels, it i*i useless and e\tra\agant to burn on higher levels.. Where tho draught is greater a slower coul is required. For advice necessary for domestic coinforl ring telephone 1300.— 11. DUIGNAN, City Coal Depot, 37, Courtcuay-nlaco. Oflico 205, Lanabtou-quay.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 63, 12 September 1910, Page 10
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