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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 26, 31 January 1912, Page 12

TO-MORROW, ♦THURSDAY, Ist; FEBRUARY, 1912, Commencing at 1.30 o'clock sharp. ' ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE . Of TTTttH-CLASS AXIJ ALMOST NEW H HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. MAG^DnCENT UPRIGHT GFvAND * PIANO. AXMINSTER CARPETS, ' etc., etc. 'AT THE RESIDENCE, KONINI-RD., HATAITAt (First stop through tunnel). » On account of Mits Denhard, who is giving up- housekeepingBRANL AND JOHNSTpN have received instructions ro sell at Hataitai as above— The whole of the costly Furniture, etc., contents of six rooms, all wel l furnishotl This attractive "sale should command special attention, as all. the * furnishings aro of the bebt, and equal to* new. On view from 9.30 o'clock. Full details appeared in last night's Post. Thi3 valuable Property is for sale. E. JOHNSTON. Auptiorieer. .FRIDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, 1912, Commencing at 11 o'clock a.m. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION t Of ONE WHALEBOAT, , Carvel Built, length 31ft. beam sft 6in ONE BOAT, Clinker Built, length 27ft, beam 6ft 9in ONE BOAT, Clinker. Built, length 18ft 6in, beam sft lOin ONE SURF BOAT, length 21ft 6111, beam 6ft Also, 10 doz. tins Preserved Milk, 22 tins Biscuits, 1 Insulated Chamber, '3 Filters, etc. At the Marine Department Yards, Pipitea Point. BRAND AND JOHNSTON have received instructions f ror-. .the- . Secretary of the^Marine Department to sell at Pipitea Point, as above — 4 Boats, and Sundries. Three of these boats are practically new, and may be inspected any time up to day of sale. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. vg 1 TEN ACRES ' ?. ' TEN ACRES v-WILTON ESTATE, $ WADESTOWN. CHEAP LAND. • THROM i ACRE TO .10* ACRE Jt 1 BLOCKS. SPLENDID GARDENING SOIL. FINE BUILDING SITES. Adjoining Beautiful NATIVE BUSH. iWitbin a MILE of TRAM TERMINUS. Settlement is closing in on the Wilton Estate from Wadestown on one side and Northland on -the other? consequently the •land is steadily improving in value. Purchasers of Blocks at the present }ow prices must, by the increasing popularity of' the district, mako highly remunerative investments. ■ TERMS . ■Will be varied so that wherever - possible purchasers may make satisfactory arrangements. ' We will show intending purchasers over the land, at any time. Full particulars on application. WM, H. TURNBULL AND CO., 27. PANAMA-STREET. SUBDIVISION OF 200 ACRES ' Of rR/TARLBOEOUGH'S BEST LAND. Ideal for DAIRYING or FRUITGROWING. IN BLOCKS OF FROM 4 TO 50 ACRES. This land isi situated in the TUAMARINA DISTRICT, which is admitted to be tho VERY BEST OF MARLBOROUGH. Buyers in search of a really good place cannot do better than come and inspect. For Sale by Public -Auction on SATURDAY NEXT, 3rd FEBRUARY, at OORRY AND CO.S AUCTION- ROOMS, I BLENHEIM. j CORRY AIStD CO., ! f Auctioneers. FAMOUS GRASS SEED FARM FOR SALE. t j OtfA ACRES, SAIyDON; all in grij&s A% " , except 30 acres oats ; 200 acres shut up for grass seed (rye and crested dog's tail) ; 8- roomed , house,_ stable, loose boxes and numerous outbuildings; close to school and post office^ a most up-to-date farm, and in splendid order. Price £27 per acre. Terms arranged. This is ono of the best grass seed farms in the district, and Will bo . eagerly sought after. . Sole agents, ' J. R. PERRY AND CO., * < Feilding. lTjll Tjl 0 16 x S A L. E, OLD-ESTABLISHED •t&ERATED WATER AND CORDIAL BUSINESS, Showing Large Profit. Plant of the latest type. [Financial arrangements can be made. JOHN BRODIE & CO., HOTEL BROKERS AND GENERAL* AGENTS, ■ ' 7 AND 8, "KING'S CHAMBERS, Wellington. 10 MANUFACTURERS AND *** ' OTHERS. fITHE owner of- a Section off Manners- ' street is prepared to erect up-to-date Premises to 6itit one or more ten»nt9. , For paiticulars apply .. BUILDER, Care Evening Post. BRADBURY MOTOR AND SIDE-CAR. NEW Machine, free engine, 2 : speed, cost £95; prico £80; holds side-car record Land's End-John o'Groat's. Apply Motor, Evening Post. I/EFT-OFF CLOTHING. fm/irKS NIGHTINGALE bavins: t.ken jltA over the business lately carried on by Mrs. "Hill, 103, Lambton-quay, will giro the highest cash price for Left-off Clothing, JBoots, etc^ Mrs. NishtinKale will c*ll fey appointment to any address. Write or 'phona 2924. MRS. NIGHTINGALE, JlB, Taranaki-street. and 103. Lambton-qy. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. RING UP 'PHONE 3312. a|/fRS. BRUCE, cash purchaser of ItA Ladies', Gents', and Children's Left-oif Clothing, Boots, etc. Letters receive prompt attention; highest prioea given. Address 139, Ingestre-streefe (next F.S. Disponsary). '_ ,T EFT-OFF Clothing— Mrs. Woodward, JLJ Cash Buyor of Ladies', Gents, and Children's Left-^ff Clothing and Boots. Letters receive prompt attention. 121, Ingestre-street (next Rink). 'Phone 2379. T EFT-OFF Clothing.— Mrs. . Rosen, XJ Cash Purchaser of Ladies', Gents', and Children's Superior Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc. Letters receive prompt attention. Highest prices given. 120, Taranaki3traet. __—__. FURNITURE. . PPSTANTED to Buy, Houses of FurniIV » ture, highest price ; t cash down. C. Daubney, 148, Tory-street.