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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 117, 19 May 1914, Page 12

TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, 20th MAY, 1914, At 1.30 p.m. sharp. ATTRACTIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, AND EFFECTS. 1 SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT FURNISHINGS FROM DRAWING- , ROOM TO KITCHEN. ] Tho Complete Contents of a WellFurnished 6-roomed House, removed from ] Berhampovo; also, the Part Contents of 5 rooms of almost New Furniture, seized under instructions of the holdej.* of the Bill of Sale. ( TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. AL. WILSON AND CO. will conduct ] • their usual Weekly Sale of Furni- J ture as above, when they will offer a very fine collection of Superior Furniture, including — UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO by Leading ' Maker, almost new,, in grand order, s possessed with beautiful balanced tone B 3 ALMOST NEW AXMINSTER CAR- . PETS, in various sizes and designs; l grand quality JL SIZE BILLIARD TABLE, in splen4 did order, complete with Cues, Balls, and all Accessories SOLID ENGLISH OAK SIDEBOARD, J with Full Mirror Back QFT. EXTENSION DINING TABLE, O with Extra Heavy Legs O-TIER DINNER WAGON, all French L 0 Polished REVOLVING BOOKCASE, HALL SETTEE LOT of VERY FINE PICTURES in Oil and Water ' ALL BRASS BEDSTEAD, with 2^-inch Pillars, complete with WIRE-WOVE MATTRESS and BEDDING; cost £16 IV VERY GOOD DUCHESSE CHESTS, • in Light and Dark Wood 4 LARGE and SMALL CHESTS of DRAWERS LARGE COLLECTION OF ALMOST NEW SHEETS, QUILTS, BLANKETS, LACE CURTAINS, etc., etc. ' COSTLY OAK BEDROOM SUITE, ex|ra well made and finished, com- C prising Mirror-door Wardrobe, Duchesee Pnir, n,Hd 4ft 6in Bcdsteaa, all equal to new ; the whole suite cost over, £30 8 Austrian chaire, 6 floorings of good < 1in0.,, rattan eettee, framed mirrors, / Morris and easy chairs, nicely-made cosy corner, b.m'. fender suites and ' brasses, 6 high-back dining chairs, lot ' of good crockery, cutlery, anU glassware Lot of double and single bedsteads complete with bedding, bedroom chairs and rugs, washstajids and ware, and other bedroom effects Also, a large quantity of useful kitohen i and outside sundries of every description Also, on account of another veAdor, WITHOUT RESERVE— Metzler and Co. , Piano ; a very useful c instrument, suitable for beginner 12-stop Standard Organ, cathedral tone a and a fine-looking instrument. This ,ie a good sale, and those furnishing are certain to find something to in- * fcerest them. s A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. c WEDNESDAY, 20th MAY, 1914, At 1.30 p.m. ■ I AT OUR ROOMS, 26, BRANDON-ST. '^ QA OILSKINS. QA OILSKINS. I OU OILSKINS. tJ\9 OILSKINS. \ MUST BE SOLD. MUST BE SOLD. h AL. WILSON AND CO. have been • instructed to sell as above (owing C to the order having been duplicated) — f ,30 First-class Oilskin Coats, I which must be cleared. g A. L. WILSON, c Auctioneer. <) — - — « , . — a TO-MORROW At 1. TO-MORROW I TO-MORROW At 1. TO-MORROW C TO-MORROW At 1. TO-MORROW t Fruit Exchange, Blair-street. Another Attractive Unreserved Auction Sale of M'MILLAN'S M'MILLAN'S M'MILLAN'S r M'MILLAN'S M'MILLAN'S . i TREES, PLANTS, AND SHRUBS ! « TREES, PLANTS, AND SHRUBS ! TREES, PLANTS. AND SHRUBS ! a TREES, PLANTS, AND SHRUBS ! * TREES, PLANTS, AND SHRUBS ! a mHOMPSON BROS.. LTD., will sell, I -IL one of the finest selections submitted I to competition, all of which will be guaranteed true to name, of quality unsurpassable, and fully acclimatised. Catalogues now ready. Call, 'phone, . or write. v . THOMPSON BROS., LTD. ' A. G. WALLACE, Auctioneer. j WEDNESDAY, at~l p.m. Sharp. 1 WEDNESDAY, at 1 p.m. Sharp. > WEDNESDAY, at 1 p.m. Sharp. i WEDNESDAY, at 1 p.m. Sharp. i AT THE FRUIT MARKET, ALLENSTREET ("The Home of Nursery Sales"). HARDY'S NURSERY STOCK! * HARDY'S NURSERY STOCK! ' HARDY'S NURSERY STOCK! i HARDY'S NURSERY STOCK! HARDY'S NURSERY STOCK! GEORGE THOMAS AND CO. will - sell as above, on behalf of Mr. W. B. Hardy, the well and 'favourably known f Lower Hutt Nurseryman, a Special Catalogue of 130 Lots of TREES, PLANTS, SHRUBS. f TREES, PLANTS, SHRUBS, TREES, PLANTS, SHRUBS, TREES, PLANTS, SHRUBS. c Including— Roses (special), carnations, hydrangea, azaleas, diosma, caloeo- " iaria, silver trees, ericas, violets, ,1 pinks, veronicas (6 varieties), weigelia, • J mock orange, cotoneaster, honeysuckle, lavender, Virginian creeper, and ,a host of other flowering and \ hedging shrubs. k a Mr. Hardy personally attends all sales, a Planting Advice givea FREE. J Ring 'Phone 78 for Catalogues— now - ready. T NOTEWEDNESDAY, AT 1 P.M. SHARP. | ENGINE BARGAINS, c 1 W-h.p. Boiler, 1201b pressure. £60 « 1 6-h.p. Boiler, 1201b pressure. £40 r 1 16 : h.p. Orossley Gas Engine, magneto * ignition. £55 2 4-h.p. Tangye Steam Engine. £30 each 1 10-h.p. Robey Stationary Steam Engine. £40 r 1 10-h.p. White Oil Engine. £95 1 Keystone Thrasher. £90 1 6-h.p. Engine and 8-h.p. Boiler, 1001b preßsure. £55 • 1 22-h.p. Gas Engine (Tamgye). £85 1 2-h.p. Blaclwtone Oil Engine. £26 A. F. MARTIN, Engineer, Pa,lmerston North. FOR SALE, or Exchange, Valuable ] Sheep Farm of 873 acre*, within 18 } miles of Nelson, and capable of carrying (■ 1000 sheep. The property has been understocked for the last »ix months, and is now in good fettle. Buildings : new 8-roomed - dwelling with all conveniences, stables, shed, dip. etc. Price £5 per acre. Equity £1625. Owner requires £200 cash, and would exchange the balance for any in- b terest-bea-ring investment. R. B. Amd A. j. Jackson, Land and Estate Agents, Nelson. f OMMERCIAL and GENERAL c PRINTING a Speciality with The \ Evening Voit Gonoral Printing Depart- ii