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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 147, 23 June 1915, Page 10

\ TO-MORROW, fe THURSDAY, 24th JUNE, 1915, f At 1 p.m. f IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF BOOKS. tTI/rESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. jirA have been favoured with, instructions to sell by auction at their rooms, )Featherston -street, as- above— - OAAA VOLUMES INTERESTING Zq\3\J\3 BOOKS, including: Century Dictionary (10 vols.), Henry's Jißihle (5 vols.), The British Empire (6 Svols.}, Popular Educator, South African rand Transvaal War, "Encyclopaedia of s Architecture, Encyclopaedia of N.Z. (Weii ling ton), Australian Men of Mark, Re'^view of Reviews, Mathematical Text , 'Books, Classics, Poetry, Bums's Works, History, Science, Scott's Novels, Transac•ticujs N.Z. Institute,' N.Z. Journal of Science, French Classics, Russo-Japanese War, Theological Works, Illustrated Bibles, Walker's Dictionary, Politioal ".Economy, and General Literature. Books now on view. Complete Catafeguofl on application. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, 24th JUNE, 1915. " : • At 1.30 o'clock sharp. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE . Of DRAUGHT HORSES, DRAYS, STOCK, ~ AND PLANT. L By Order of tho Official Assignee, / IN THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OF THOMAS AND GEORGE SCUJIR. ■ Wood and Coal Merchants, tjDn the Premises, Emmett- street, Newtown J (Opposite Rintoul-street. and Riddifordstreet Junction). E JOHNSTON AND CO. have racerr- • ed instructions to sell at Newtown ;ly VALUABLE DRAUGHT HORSES, '•' all good sorts ! -l o BOX AND SPRING DRAYS (Large Quantity of HARNESS, LEADING CHAINS, COLLARS, SADDLES, SETS OF CART HARNESS, ' T'^^^GS' CHAFF, STRAW, Etc. £» TONS (more or less) SLACK COAL 5 TONS (more or less) HOUSEHOLD COAL fj?airbank Platform Scales, Coal Screen, Sledge Hammer, Timber, Firewood, Shovels, Brooms, Stable Sundries, etc., etc, etc. , May be inspected any time up to hour W>f sale, \ t E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. t FRIDAY MORNING, I * At 10.30 o'clock sharp. SALE OF GOOD BUILDING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. toPto SHEETS~~O]? IRON OK£\ !i(«i)U ETC., ETC. AOxJ i©n the Ground, LOWER CUBA-STREET (Opposite Town Hall). 'frl? JOHNSTON AND CO. have re)JCi» ceived instructions to sell as above— LARGE, QUANTITY OE BUILDING MATERIAL, ETC. Full details later. i E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. *"" UPPER HUTT SALE.. -THURSDAY, 24th JUNE, at 1 p.m. bIYESSRS. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., piJX will sell as above— , 60 Fat f ethers ; 15 woolly lambs 5 springing cows 10 store cows s 10 mixed yearlings 7 .springing heifers 1 hack. • ' TO-MORROW, At 1.30 p.m. ■ " ■ [jI&T THE MART, ooTIAMBTON-QUAY. (Opposite Government Buildings).' BOOTS AND SHOES. '"' BOOTS AND SHOES. ■ /"I W. PRICE AND CO., Auctioneers, 1 havo, received instructions from the (( ©wiier to sell at THE MART,' a3 above— ■A COMPLETE MANUFACTURER'S ' ' STOCK, ■ ' ■ Including: /»Q LOTS TRAVELLER'S SAMPLES. 'i, LADIES', GENTS'/aND CHILDREN'S I BOOTS AND SHOES, OVER 400 PAIRS. ALL SIZES, FITTINGS, AND^MMCES. -. . ,•■ ' | JA SELECTION ,OF BOOTS AND [SHOES rarely -seen in- an '.AUCTION iiMART. . , j I ON VIEW FROM 10 a.m. MORNING BpF SALE.,/ . ; . ■ " L2_' . C, W. PRICE, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, ,2 p.m. 'AT OUR MART, 63, LOWER CUBA-STREET. UN'RESERVED~AUCTION SALE. / — FURNITURE, MANUFACTURER'S STOCK. ETC. jOLAKE AND CO, will offer for abso1 -*-' lute sale by public auction, on ac(Roount of different vendors — ■ An important catalogue of NEW and SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD LINEN, ETC. •{iWai'drobes, sideboards, chiffonier*, *linen ' press, bedroom suite, duchesse pairs, duchesse chests, chests of drawers, Chesterfield suites, bedsteads, kapoks, „ pillows, higji-ba-ck dining-room suites, e&tension dining tables, kitchen tables, chairs, couches, child's cot, child's chairs, pictures, toilet ware, washing machine, hallsfcands, hall mirrors, overmantels, carpets, rugs. Jap. mats, curtains^ lino., Singer drophead sewing 'machine, occasional tables, etc., etc. Also, »*2 PIANOS. English make (no reserve) KEMINGTON TYPEWRITER ■Manufacturer's Samples in ART VASES and JARDINIERES Cutlery, crockery, kitchen utensils, and hundreds of other articles too numerous to mention. Goods on view from 9 a.m. • , TWO ROOMS-36 and 53, Lower Cubafctreet, If furnishing it will pay you to INSPECT OUR ROOMS. GET GOODS HALF SHOP PRICES. BLAKE AND .CO.i ■THE" 'Auctioneers, Land, and Business Agents, 'Phones 2239. 2504. r We invite Entries for our Sales, or will Purchase Furniture outright, highest prices, spot cash, if desired. '• If Selling Out it will be to your advantage to consult BLAKE AND CO., Lower Cuba-street. HARRY A. SHEPHERD, .111, Customhouse-quay. Secretary 1 HATAITAI LAND CO., LTD. ' KHANDALLAH —An exceptionally good 5-roomed property, near to station, in excellent order ; grounds well laid put. Prico £850. r HATAITAI— A cheap 5-roomed and good property, J6685. £150 cash, balance arranged. HATAITAI— Land, 40 x 200, 7-roomed Mouse, every convenience, close to trim, (£I2OO. - ' . HATAITAI— LeveI Section, 40- x '120. '£180. Five Sections. £75 each. PROFITABLE LAND in good district. 379 acres heavy bush land, cleared, English grass, 6 paddocks', well watered, housW two sets yards, etc., handy school, Railway station; o.r.p. at £3 10s. Price £10, per acre. £1500 ensh, balance arranged. 163 acres,' as above, 6 paddocks, 8-roomed hou«e, h. and c. water, woolshed, outbuildings, .40 acres ploughable, railway station 3 miles; o.r*p. at 31s 6d; G.A.S. Mortgage, £900, balance cash. Would exchange above properties for 800 to 1000 acres less improved land.— W- L. pOHNSTONE, Land Agent, MftPgUEgfclL