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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 77, 30 March 1912, Page 8

•MONDAY, Ist APRIL, At 1 o'clock prompt. IMPORTANT AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. ALMOST NEW PL\NO, AND EFFECTS. AT AITKEN-STREET, THORNDON. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. AN EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE SALE. Complete from Drawingroom to Kitchen On account of V. G. Ridtlell, Esq. ?£■ L. WILSON AND CO. will gell it -»T3L« tbe residence of AY. G. Eiddell, Esq. (who has leased same for two years), Thp entire contents of seven rooms, well furbished, being No. U, AUken-stteyt (off Molesworth--treet), including almost new Upright Grand Piano. UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by Koch and Sohn, practically new, in burr walnut, full iron frame, with evory ..modern improvement, beautiful, lnel~lov, and powerful tone; co«t £70 O . : SUPERIOR CARPETS ' o Drawing, .dining, and bedroom, in - maroon and green grounds OK YARDS OF HALL AND STAIR /CltJ CARPET, in green ground; only 'just purchased MASSIVE. ALL-BRASS CURB with "brasses and dogs (complete) SUPERIOR CHESTERFIELD, richly upholstered; all spring back and ".'front OCCASIONAL TUB CHAIRS, WALNUT AND ROSEWOOD do., all richly upholstered SUPERIOR sft SIDEBOARD, with large mirror back, canopy top, cellarette. etc., etc. ; wok made and finished DINNER SERVICE, BREAKFAST AND COFFEE SETS ALMOST NEW HALL STAND, in very latest design Contents of 4 Bfcdrooins, includiug — ■ g\ ' MASSIVE WARDROBES O With double mirror doors, drawers, etc. LARGE CHEVAL DUCHESSE CHEST, •with long pier mirror and 6 side 1 drawers 3 SUPERIOR DOUBLE BED- sy STEADS, & In. brass mounted, extra heavy, and latest design wooden do, with mat- - tresses (complete) Lot of SHEETS, BLANKETS, QUILTS-, CASEMENT, LACE, AND CHENILLE CURTAINS Complete Contents of Kitchen and Outside Sundries, including' AJuminiuin Ware, Wringer, Lawn Mower, Hose, Garden Scut, Touh, etc., etc., etc. No time for catalogue. This is a very attractive sale — one of the best held in this locality for some ,time. We cau assure buyers that the sale is ABSOLUTELY. WITHOUT RESERVE, Mr- Riddell having leased his house for two yeais. On view Saturday Afternoon, from 2 to 5 p.m. WEDNESDAY. 3rd APRIL, 1912, At 1.30 p.m. 'AT OUR' ROOMS, 25, BRANDON-ST. (Next to Kirkcaldie and Stains). LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, AND EFFECTS. The Complete Contents of Eight WellFurnished Rooms, from Drawingroom to Kitchen. • Must be Sold, on account of owner leaving on Friday for Sydney. 3 SUPERIOR AX." CARPETS, AX. RUNNER LARGE SIDEBOARD, SOLID OAK EXTENSION -TABLE DRAWING AND DININGROOM SUITES LOT OF GOOD BEDROOM FURNISH-: . INGS, etc., etc. i A " L. WILSON~AND CO. will hold 'J\» their Csual Weekly Sale of Household Furnishings, ti& abovu, when a most attractive Salo will be ofiered. On account of tho Easter Holidays our rooms must be cleared. Wo must sell. Buyers attend, and you will get what you require. A. L. WILSON. Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE. "FREEHOLD QF TELEGRAPH HOTEL, - ; - - - OTAKI. TO BE SOLD BY THE MORTGAGEES. ~ON WEDNESDAY, the 3rd day of ' I APRIL. 1912, -_ At 2 o'clock in the Afternoon. (OITCHINGS, HANKINS AND CO. 'JIS.. vrill sell by auction, r All that piece or parcel of FREEHOLD LAND," containing 2 acres Z ' 1 rood and 37 perches, situated in Otaki Township and opposite the ". Post Office, together wit^h the - - license and premie, subject to a . IT monthly tenancy of the present Licensee. This most ' desirable property is being Bold to clear up an estate, and offers special inducements to those seeking a good investment in hotel property. - Possession can. be given to tho buyer ■within one month. The present tenant is prepared to give intending investors any information as to the trade doing in the hotel. The hotel was recently rebuilt, and contains about 20 rooms. It is very compact, ■well -laid out, and easy to run. The freehold iUelf is a splendid asset, the property being opposite the Post Office. Otaki in the near future must progress. As a health resort it is unsurpassed. The climate is l tho finest in the Dominion. The Native land that has so long been, a drawback to settlement is fact passing into the hands of those who are developing it quickly. This hotel having so much land, together withi splendid stabling, would make a good jnv-esfimeait for horse trainers, who could rtnm&mi* the hotelkeeping with training. "S&9 aaeeeourse is very close to the pro•ptsitisn,, in addition to which, thero is an Mostl tiaoch suitable for training within a Ti ny sikroh distance of the hotel. -"^*^e fiatai irf to be pold if it only 4*(M«' the amount owing to the Mort•gr («;< Tiie reserve price will be «o low •t-r-,1 snnifciioily is bo«n(.\ to get a great " —g»m. Tfhat&aft particulars can be obtained from T.SK JffiJCTIONEERS : or JfiISSRS. YOUNG AND TRD?E. Stwicitao' to the Mortgagees, Wellington ; Or MESSRS. D-WAN BROS., Willis-street, Wellington. THURSDAY, 4th APRIL, 1912, (Tomnionein# at 1 o'clock sharp. JJCCIION SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 3ZTFUiUHT GRAND PIANOS , 0 JBy Beadle und Langbcin, & ilo*euer und Kirchm-r. ' Alii realty good hi'-rtruinentv', and in splendid or<if«r. BDC£Er. JL'EOPHEAD SEWING MAOailN'E AND APPOINTMENTS. Obi «w prcnn-,t», No. 12, OXFORDIKP.RACE (off Adelaide-road). BKAXD AND JOHNSTON have received instruction-; fioraMrs. Garbe<», who is giTin^ up hoticekeeijing 1 , to sell as *boye — The whole of the Household Furniture and Effects, contents of seven rooms. Details later. I& J.OHMSION, Auctioneer.