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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 149, 25 June 1915, Page 10

TO-MORROW, At 10 a. in. sharp. CLEARING SALE OF FURNITURE, . PIANO, 2 SEWING MACHINES, Etc., Etc. A L.. WILSON AND CO. have re- • eeheti instructions from Mrs. -, Hichartls to sell at the residence, 13, Ellice-street (over shop facing Basin Reeerve) — The contents of 7 rooms, WITHOUT RESERVE, including: Good piano, 7 floorings of good lino,, dining table, Austrian and Morris chairs, uphol. couches, b.m. fenders and brasses, carpet, crockery, cutlery, glassware, pictures and ornaments, 4 good duohease chests washstands and ware, d. and s. bedsteads (wooden and brassrail), hallstand, 6lip mat, lot of bedding, etc., etc. ; also a jot of useful kitchen and. other sundries. This is a nice; cleaji, and compact home. -Every lot is for Absolute Sale. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF WELL-BRED ROMNEY SHEEP, CATTLE, HORSES, ETC. ON THE FARMT~TAUPEA-IIOAD, • Six miles from Waituna. ON TUESDAY, 29th JUNE, at 12.30 p.m. | A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., Jl\. have received instructions from F. H. Blundell, Esq., who has sold his property, to sell as above — The whole of his flock of vrell-bred / Romney Sheep, Stud Sheep, Cattlo, Horges, etc., comprising : SHEEP— 309 2 and 4-tooth ewes, in lamb to Romney and Lincoln rams 165 6-tooth ewes, in lamb to Romney and Lincoln rams 290 4-year ewes, in lamb to Romney and Lincoln rams 428 ewe lambs 175 wether lambs 22 Romney and Lincoln rams. STUD SHEEP— 28 2, 4, 6-tooth and 4-year ewes in lamb to stud Romney rams 15 ewe lambs 10 ram lambs 1 4-tooth stud Romney ram. . CATTLE— 30 20-month steers. HORSES1 7-ye»r maro, broken to .all work 2 cobs 4 and 5 years 1 aged mare 1 pony. .Wool press, s.f. 'plough, Sundries. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.— The aboyo flock is one of the best known in the district. The sheep are healthy, robust, and bred on high country. Wo can confidently recommend buyers to attend this, an ABSOLUTELY UNRESERVED SALE. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. VALUABLE CITY FREEHOLD PROPERTY. To be Sold by Public Auction on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 30th JUNE, At 2.30, IN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. MR. S. GEORGE NATHAN has been favoured with instructions from Dr. A. Tolhurst (who is leaving with the Hospital Ship) to sell, as> above^ — His Valuable Freehold Property, situated directly opposite the Courtenay-place Tram Terminus, being part Section . 265, Wellington, having a frontage of 31ft to Courtenay-place by a depth of 100 ft, together with a. substantial Brick Building, comprising doublefronted • lock-up .shop and residence of 9 rooms, haying downstairs: dining room, waiting room, laboratory, consulting room, kitchen, pantry ; upstairs: drawing room. 22ft 6in x 15ft 6in, 5 bedrooms, linen closet, paniry, bathroom, etc. The lease of the shop runs out on the Ist August next. Although Dr. Tolhurst had the building specially designed for a . shop and doctor's residence, it could en-sily be converted into two shops with dwellings, but for a doctor it is a capital stand, all cars but Cuba, and Wallace streets passing the door. ♦ A vory reasonable reserve has been placed. on tho property, and the terms are exceptionally easy. Full particulars and cards to view from the Auctioneer, S. GEORGE NATHAN, 113-115, Customhouse-quay. ARRY Ai SHEPHERD, 111, Customhouse-quay. Secretary HATAITAI LAND CO., LTD. KHANDALLAH — An exceptionally good 5-roomed property, near to station, in excellent order; grounds well laid out. Price £850. HATAITAI— A cheap 5-roomed and good property. £685. £150 cash, balance arranged. HATAITAI— Land. 40 x 200, 7-roomed House, every convenience, .close to tram. £1200. 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, house, two sets yards, etc., handy school, railway station; o.r.p. at £3 10s. Price £10 per acre. £1500 cash, balance arranged. 163 acres, as above, 5 paddocks, 8-roomed house, 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 les3 improved land. — W. L. JOHNSTONE, Land Agent, Mangaweka. EXCEPTIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES "OENDER it necessary to sell. the. fol-'-LV lowing:— -The Lease,, with optional right purchase, 3 years to run at £40 year (rent was reduced as compensation, £85 <3pent on house), Orchard of 6 Acres, in bearing, well situated, splendid land, and well sheltered. Good dwelling, 5 rooms and necessary outbuildings. Prico r . £150, which includes necessary implements, tools, etc. (some of these expensive and almost now) ; small number picked .Poultry, (laying) ; also benefit quarter's rent paid in advance. Apply immediately, BONAFIDE, Evening Post. tttor sale. private hotel, Jl< store, And fruit business, walk in, walk out, £200 cash, furniture and stock ; £6 por week clear in this ; 15s weekly rent, free of rates and taxes; 20 rooms, all conveniences, with 5 acres of knd; situated opposite railway station in one of the best inland towns. — W. H. LAMBERT AND CO., Property Saleernen, Palmereton North. PATENT EXPERTS. HENRY HUGHES, Patent and Trade Mark* Agents and Consulting En<rtneerSi 157. Featherston-street. NOTICE. ', ALL Trespassers on the Nai Nai Land 4 -i»- Syndicate's Property at Nai Nai, Hutt District, (formerly belonging to E. W. Cottle) will be prosecuted. The goats are protected, and pig-hunting is forbidden. All former leave is hereby cancelled. S. J. AMBROSE, Agent for Owners. 23rd June, 1915. NOTICE. HAINES, Butcher, will Open his OLD SHOP again on MONDAY NEXT, 28th JUNE, at Mitchelltown. Quality and Cleanliness a3 usual. Customers waited on daily. W. HAINES, Mitchelltown. -'THE EVENING POST." IMPORTANT NOTICE. ALL Communications relating to business, advertising, publishing, printing, cle., must be addressed to the Man.l ger; literary communications to be sent to the Editor. On no account should let ters for either department be addressed to individual members of the linn or staff. BLUNDELL BROS.. LTD., Proprietors, "The Evening Post."