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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 104, 4 May 1915, Page 10

TO-MORROW, At 12 30 p.m. 'AT THE RESIDENCE, 64, UPLANDROAD, KELBURN. IMPORTANT SALE OF COSTLY AND SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MAGNIFICENT BROADWOOD PIANO PLAYER, equal to new, cost £175; also 30 SPLENDID RECORDS, etc., etc. On behalf of Mrs. P. Hatton Miller, who is leaving Wellington. I A L. WILSON AND CO. have been jixi favoured with instructions as above, to sell at tho Residenco, 64, Up-land-road — The Complete Contents of the wellfurnished Residence, including: A MAGNIFICENT. BROADWOOD PIANO PLAYER, having beautiful and unsurpassed tone; a grand example of these world-renowned makers. The instrument is equal to new, and cost £175. EDISON PHONOGRAPH (cost £14), GOOD BANJO. 4 EXTRA GOOD AXMINSTER CARPETS, 15ft x 9ft, 12ft x 10ft 6in, 10ft x 9ft, all in tho very latest grounds 9 YARDS of 36in HALL RUNNER, LARGE AX. HEARTHRUGS, and SLIP MATS 'ALL-COPPER FENDER SUITE and FIRE SCREEN 3 LARGE CHESTERFIELD COUCHES in Old Gold and Green Plush COLLECTION OF COSTLY OAK DINING ROOM FURNITURE, including SUPERIOR 4ft 6in FUMED OAK SIDEBOARD (very latest design), COMBINATION OAK BOOKCA3E and CHIFFONIER, OAK EXTENSION DINING TABLE (Square Legs), 8-PIECE OAK DINING ROOM 1 SUITE. OAK SIDE TABLE, • and POT STANDS 'A FINE LOT of FANCY CROCKERY— Elegant Blue and Gold Dinner Service, 2 very handsome "Royal" Tea Sets, handsome Doulton Fruit Service, 4-piece E.P. Tea Set Q VERY HANDSOME and COSTLY /» BEDROOM SUITES in FUMED OAK, comprising LARGE MIRROR- - ED-DOOR WARDROBE, ELEGANT DUCHESSE PAIRS, BEDROOM SEATS, MEDICINE CHEST, and • LARGE DOUBLE BEDSTEAD. These are two very fine Suites, and represent big money Solid marble clock, octagon table, Bruseois carpet, cabinet, folding camp table, lot of nice engravings and water colours by Latham, Herdman Smith, Jot of superior English out orystal, lot of good Doulton and other Ornaments, pair of bronze pedestals, ha.ndsotne Kyoto vases, lot of good cutlery, forks and Spoons, pair large pictures of Blackpool, elegant carved walnut oak chair, large hail stand (mirror j back), pair carved Siame<»e elephants, j hall cabinet and seat, large wardrobe in dark wood, duchesee chest in dark wood, 'd.b.m. bedstead, elegant toilet ware, stretcher, lot of very fine bed- ' ding, casement curtains, etc., etc. (Also, contents of kitchen and outside, Austrian chairs, kitchen table, carpet sweeper, dresser, lot of aluminium ware, sets cannistors, linen baskets, safes, wringer, new lawn mower, etc., etc. This is a very fine home, without doubt one of the best furnished that has been offered to. auction for some time, and has been /furnished quite recently. With the exception of the Piano Player •veTything is for unreserved sale. Arrangements, for inspection of Pianola can be made with tho Auctioneers". AND THE HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS IS ALSO TO BE SOLD , at 2 o'clock, full particulars of which can be obtained from the Auctioneers. SPECIAL.-On VIEW TO-DAY from 2-5 p.m. A. L. .WILSON. Auctioneer. HORSES FOR MILITARYPURPOSES. 'f~< OVERNMENT Purchasing Officers V3T will attend at the following Centres for the purpose of Purchasing Horse 3 suitable for Artillety or Carvalry purposes i — • FRIDAY, 7th INSTANT: Mr. Glover'B Farm, Wainui-o-maia, at 11 a.m. Messrs. Cunningham Bros,' Livery Stables, Lower Hutt, at 3 p.m. MONDAY, 9th INSTANT: , Porirua Hotel, Porirna, at 2 p.m. H. MUNRO, Inspector of Stock. LOOK, TILED ROOF~VILLA— SNIP. WANTED Sell,. 6-rd. prettily designed One-floor Residence, Kardri (city end), 5. minutes Kelburn Viaduct, choice position, built for owner heart timbers, hot and cold water, olectrio light, porcelain bath ; land 80ft x 120 ft, level. Price £975 ; £100 depouit ; worth £1100 ; forced 'sale. J. D. MARTIN M'INTYRE AND CO., 215. Lambton-qy. (corner Grey-st.). fCIOR SALE, CADILLAC LIMOUSINE (seven passenger), 30-40 horse-power, very Httle used ; price reasonable. Apply MRS. DR. RAYNER, . Auckland. FOR SALE, LEASE7~OR LET^ IN tho progressive town of Palmerston North, 9 Rooms, Shop and Dwelling, situated in the centro of the Borousjh, with Bakery attached. A good opening for a good energetic tradesman. For particulars apply ! H. J. HEATON, ! Featherston-street West, mi Palmer3ton N ! MILLING BUSEL j FOR SALE, VERY CHEAP. j f*IUTTING Rights 200 acres, estimated V> to produce 5,000,000 ft first-class timber, totara, matai, rimu, white pine. Will sell for lump earn and 25,000 ft sawn timber or royalty. Apply W. H. LAMBERT AND CO., 7, Rangitikei-st.. Palroerston N. LEFT-OF CLOTHING. t~~"t ~~" j WANTED— Ring up 'Phone 1628. N. Symons, Second-hand Dealer, Cash Buyer of all kinds of Clothing, Boots, etc., in any quantity. Highest prices given. Letters promptly attended to. 63, COURTENAY-PLACE, Opp. Gas Company's Office. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING! ' MRS. WOODWARD, 121, Ingestre-st, (next Skating Rink), Cash Buyer of LADIES', GENTS', and CHILDREN S LEFT-OFF CLOTHING and BOOTS, etc. Letters receive prompt attention. Distance no objection. 121, INGESTRE-ST. (next Skating Rink). _ 'Phone 2651 A. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. RING UP 'PHONE 2667 A. MRS. BRUCE, Cash Purchaser cf Ladies',. Cents', and Children's Lef't-off Clothing, Boots, etc.. Letters. mceive prompt attention; highest prices given. Address 139, Ingestre-street (next F S. Dispensary). "VTOTICB is hereby given that the p»rJLi ceta of Innd hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of tho Land Transfer Act, 1908, and its amendment, unless caveat bo lodged forbidding the same on or before the 29th day of May, 1915. Application 4684 (plan, provisional. 1651). EMMA ELIZABETH • WILKES.— 22.4 perches, part of Section 10, Ohiro District. Occupied by Applicant. ir Application 4688 (plan, provisional, 1676). THOMAS DONCAN WILSON.-18.8 perches, part Rangitikei Block 111. (being Section 60. Block A, Town of Bulls). Occupied by weekly tenant. ' Application 4696 (deposited plan 3178). CHARLES HONOUR.— B.2 perches, part of Section 3. Harbour District. Occupied by Applicant. Diagrams may be inspected at Mus office. D?ted this 28th day of April, 1915, at the Lands Registry Office. Wellington. G. G. BRIDGES, District _L«nd Regfcfcr»r. -