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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 51, 28 August 1913, Page 10

TO-MORROW MORNING, FRIDAY, 29tb AUGUST, Commencing at 11 a.m. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE Of EXPENSIVE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. VALUABLE PICTURES, PLATE, AND EFFECTS. UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by tho wellknown maker Haake; splendid tone; tt really beautiful instrument DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE, comprising handsomely-upholstered Chesterfield. Lounge Chairs, Braes Fender Suite, Axminster Carpet, etc., etc. .WHITE ENAMEL BEDROOM FURNITURE FINEST QUALITY BED LINEN QUANTITY OF VALUABLE ELECTROPLATE DINING ROOM SUITE (5 pieces) ,\ERY HANDSOME MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD DINNER WAGON QUANTITY OF VALUABLE PICTURES, by well-known artists £0 VOLS. VALUABLE LITERATURE, and a large library of Parliamentary and other works GAS COOKER LAWN MOWER AND GARDEN TOOLS LARGE QUANTITY OF KITCHEN AND OTHER USEFUL EFFECTS. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. have been favoured with instructions from the Hon. R, A. Loughnan, to Bell by public auction, at -the residence, 43, Tinikkori-road, TO-MORROW MORNING, 29th August, at 11 a.m. The Entire Contents of his tastefullyfurniehed residence. Everything on view from 9 a.m. Tomorrow Morning. SPECIAL NOTICE.-The S*le will start tit 11 AM., % INSTEAD OF 2 P.M., ad previously advertised, owing to the large number of lots to be sold. HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers. _ _______ FRIDAY, 29th AUGUST, 1913, At 1.30 p.m. sharp. CW. PRICE AND CO., Auctioneers, • 60. Lambton-quay (opposite Government Buildings) have received instructions to sell at THEIR ROOmS, the contents of » Well-furnished 7-roomed house. 315 LOTS 315 HIGH-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising— SUPRIGT GRAND PIANO, in good condition. Bond and Co., London £_LLSTAND, mirror and tiled back rLOWBR AND UMBRELLA-STAND COMBINED 6ft DINING ROOM TABLE r* HIGH-BACKED LEATHER-SEATED t> DINING ROOM CHAIRS DINING ROOM SUITE, 7 pieces, in green Utrecht velvet »nd smut sad-.■WfiLL-MADE KAURI SIDEBOARD, with minor buck *nd leadlighte DB.M. AND WOODEN BEDSTEADS, with wire and kapok mattresses complete IMPORTED OAK CHEVAL PAIR, as good aa new Curtninß, blankets, duchesse chests, washstands, 'sets of ware, chests of drawers, single iron bedsteads, stretchers, kapok *Ad fls* mattresses, perambulator, gocart, wringer, ashpsn, kitchen tables, Ca&kdiiin chairs, lot of good linoleum, rugs, mate, steps, wheelbarrow, pictures, toilet tables, swing mirrors, copper and black fenders, child's spring chair, l6te of good Crockery, pillows, Perfection kerosene oil stove, and the usual kitchen utensils. A1«O, on account of the concerned— Well-made k*ari bedroom suite, double mirror-door wardrobe, marble top and tiied-btck washstand, oheval duohesse, *nd 12 61b tins Pekoe F*nnmgs To*. NOW ON VIEW. NO RESER\j3. C. W. PRICE. Auctioneer. MONDAY, At 11. MONDAY, MONDAY, At 11. MONDAY, FRUIT EXCHANGE^ BLAIR-STREET. UNCLAIMED MERCHANDISE. UNCLAIMED MERCHANDISE. BOND CHARGES AND DUTY PAID. mHOMPSON BROS., LTD., will Sell 'tX on behalf of the Union Steam Ship Co., Ltd., WITHOUT RESERVE— A Large Quantity of General Merchandise, including-*-Carpenters' and other ironmongery, braces, vyces, various tools, cutlery, glassware, acetylene gasfiitings, motor car springs, accessories, car and cycle sparking plugs, batteries (various voltage), trunk and clothing, 18 oases Baure leather dressing soap, portable extension electric light brackets, 200 dozen assorted bruehware, cask whiting, glassware, gents' bicycles, gold watch and gold chain, also the following various goods: — 2 cages carpenters' tools, painters' gear, saws, picks, crowbars, shovels, set Irish bagpipes, 2 violins, concert flutes, banjo, cornet, graphophone, trap and gig hardness, 2 folding go-carts, wire stretchers, etc., etc. SPECIAL NOTE.— A full list of marks and numbers on cases was advertised in *£ho Post on Saturday and Monday last for the special benefit of consignees, and any lot may yet be withdrawn on payment of charges due. All goods on view Monday Morning next. Auction at 11. NO RESERVE. THOMFSOJfBROS., LTD. A. G- WALLACE, , Auctioneer. ' MONDAY, let SEPTEMBER, 1913, AT 1.30 o'clock. (IN THE FRUIT~MARKET, ALLENSTREET. , NURSERY STOCK*NURSERY STOCK. LAST SALE "THIS SEASON. i npOWNSEND ANtTpAUL, LTD., have ' A been instructed by Mr. H. Poole, !'the well-known Nurseryman of Lower , Hutfc and Manners-street, to sell WITHOUT RESERVE— A Splendid Consignment of Choicest Nursery Stock, suitable for hotise gardens, comprising — 104 CHOICE ROSES, 12 SPECIMEN RHODODENDRONS, Carnations, Camellias, Azaleas. RED -DAPHNES, Heathers, Silver Trees, Beronias, Westeria, Box Edging, Michaelmas Daisies, Primroses, 150 POT PLANTS (Cyclamen, Aspidistra, Palms, Freoßias, etc). 60 Gooseberries, Tree Ferms. LISTS NOW READY. HOUSE BARGAINS EXTRAORDINfBROOKLYN HOUSES-SACRIFICING. WANTED to Sell, 3 well-built Houses, close tram, two 4 rooms and one 5 room», up-to-date conveniences j very large et-ctiong, charming positions. Price £450 «aoh and £575; easy terms; offers coneide red. J. D. MARTIN M'INTYRE AND CO., N.Z. Insurance Co.'s Buildings, 216, Lambton-quay. WANTED— We are clearing out Toilet, Sete, and are giving big discounte— lo3 to 16s. The Sims Hardware Co.