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TO-MORROW, . THURSDAY, 31st MAY, 1917,-. - .. At-1.15 p.m. sharp. ' AUCTION SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD : FURNITURE, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, FULL CABINET DROPHEAD TREADLE SEWING. MACHINE, MAGNIFICENT AND COSTLY SOLID : .'.WALNUT" SIDEBOARD', "heavily carved (specially imported), cost £80.; ax. carpets; inlaid lino-' „ leums, and appointments. At the Family Residence, No. 189, Lifley- , orescent, ISLAND BAY (Large House on Cornor; tram to Huinber--1 street). On account of Mrs. K. C. Monrad',' who is giving up housekeeping. 350 L°I S 350 E JOHNSTON . AND' CO. have re- • ceived instructions to sell at the Residence in Island Bay— .The' Entire.. Contents of Seven" Large Rooms, all well furnished. , Comprising: . **. . . DRAWING-ROOM—Superior „As. .carpet 12ft x ■ 10ft-6in,- Ax.- rugs; full-size Chesterfield lounge and easy chairs upholstered in green velvet, gate-leg table, mirror overmantel,' upright grand piano by Ramsperger,* oak bookcase with leadlight-cabinet, occ. chairs and tables, brass "fender' suite,' "cut glass vases, black -.ugs,:h.b. settee and cushions, curtains- and. pole, music stand, pictures, and ornaments. DINING-ROOM—Superior Ax. carpet, Ax. runner, largo mirror overmantel, magnificent solid walnut sideboard, (cost £80), solid mahogany ext. dining tab'.s, ■ leather dining-room suite (9 pieces, -with heavy frames), up. wicker chairs, large set of bookshelves, books, lot of glassware and crockery, blue and gold dinner service, breakfast set, inlaid linoleum, cutlery, curtains. HALL—Solid oak hallstand, best quality Ax. lounge rug, pot plants and bowls, - flower stands, mirror, .hall runner 10 yards, heavy chenille curtains . ■■-.'.. ' CONTENTS OF WELL-FURNISHED BEDROOMS—New linoleums, carpets, rugs, handsome bedroom suite including large, duchesse, with side mirrors, mirror-door wardrobe and marble-top tiled back washstand all inlaid with mottled kauri panels, 2 single brassmounted bedsteads and bedding com- ■ ■ • plete, mahogany chest drawers, sets of . toiletware, duchesso pairs, duchesse chests, w.w. stretchers, .wooden bedsteads, lot of Hankets, sheets, counter- . panes, chairs, kitchen utensils, new table maogla, alum, saucepans, en. ware, new wringer, gardon tools, inlaid lino.*, and numerous other lots. Everything is in perfect order. On view from 9 30. Sale at 1.15 p.m. sharp. B JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, Ist JUNE, 1917, * At 1.30 o'clock. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE Of Q{\ VALUABLE OIL PAINT- QA oU INGS AND WATER OU COLOURS, HAND-PAINTED RUNNERS, CUSH- -' lON . COVERS, ETC., . , '...... By well-known Artists. E JOHNSTON AND CO. have been • favoured with instructions to sell at their Rooms, 157, Lambton-quay, as above—

A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF OILS AND WATER COLOURS. On view from Tuesday next. Details later. E.. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. UPPKR HUTT SALE. THURSDAY, 31st MAY, At 1 p.m. MESSRS. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., will sell as above— 40 heavy fat wethers ' 40 fat lambs 6 fat cows and heiferi 6 springing cows : 8 store cows . 12 yearlings 2 bulls - ■ . ■ 6 springing heifer?. BEAUTIFY THE CITY. BEAUTIFY THE CITY. FRIDAY, At 1, FRIDAY. FRIDAY, At 1. ' FRIDAY. FRUIT EXCHANGE, BLAIR-STREET. Anothor Attractive Sale of M'MILLAN'S NURSERY STOCK. M'MILLAN'S NURSERY STOCK. M'MILLAN'S NURSERY STOCK. M'MILLAN'S NURSERY STOCK. M'MILLAN'S NURSERY STOCK. GRIFFITHS AND CO., LTD., will sell an excellent selection of all that is choicest for the garden on behalf of Mr. A M'Millan, Hutt Nurseryman, including:— Select Rosea, Azaleas, Daphne, Ngaio, Veronicas, Cabbage Trees, Jessamine, , Eieagnus, Laurestinus, Holly, Ako Aka, Laurel, Heaths, Solanum, Birch, Polmtiiakawa, . Escallonia, Acacia, : Fruit Troes, Apples, Plums, Raspberries, GdiseberrieG, Currants, Loganberries, and other plants and shrubs, as'per catalogue ready. ■' NOW 9 the time to plant, and it's expected of you. ' GRIFFITHS AND CO., LTD. A. G. WALLACE, Auctioneer.' THE WAIRARAPA AUCTIONEERING COMPANY. i . '■ ■ " < T. NEWLAND. E. J. LEYDON (Auctioneer). Queen-street, MASTERTON. ON HAND in any quantities: POTATOES, CHAFE : , ' CLOVER HAY. OATS ' POULTRY MASH, PIG MEAL FRUIT, VEGETABLES, Etc. AUCTION SALES EVERY SATURDAY At ■1.30 p.m. ' ■.- For POULTRY, PIGS, etc., this is the place. ■■■•■■■ Entries received till hour of sale. OUTSTDE CLEARING SALES Specialised and Undertaken in any part. Prompt Account Sales guaranteed.

LEASEHOLD, 3 years, 55 acres Dairy Farm, close Palmerston; carry 26 cows; rental 20s per,aero; splendid.place; owner will accept £250 goodwill; cows can be. hnd at valuation" if required. „r Also, £50 acres Sheep and Cattle Farm, for 5 years, close Palmerstori. i ■„ Also, numerous Dairy Farms for Sale. J. A. NASH AND CO., ' .'. ,; ..Palmerston.N... |^i: .0 ..R-.:..- :.:::$- .■£.::.:.l>, M, i-ACRE section:at.:miramar;And will Build to suit purchaser on £100 deposit, balance a3.Tent; A 5-roomed Cottage, close to Newtown tram and Reserve; £50 deposit, balance as rent or as arrarured. " PRIVATE OWNER, Evening Post: ISLAND BAY SECTIONS. WANTED .to Sell, urgently, ideal Building.Sites, close to Sacred Heart Convent, Island Bay; total frontage 400 ft. Suit builder. Price only £2 per foot. The cheapest land in Wellington. .Easy terms. Apply to BRUCE AND LUSH, •' '.; , Sole Agents, 27. Panama-street. ANTED to "SeTl, r2~Sßater Ford, high tension, magneto, detachable wire wheels, newly' painted and overhauled; price £135.; any trial given. W. Johnson, Owner, Ga "rison-street, Carterton.

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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 128, 30 May 1917, Page 12

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Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 128, 30 May 1917, Page 12

Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 128, 30 May 1917, Page 12

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