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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 103, 3 May 1919, Page 8

TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, . 6th and 7th MAY (And Thursday if necessary), Commencing each day at 10.30 a.m., and going righ on until tho whole lot is disposed of. SALE OF THE ENTIRE CONTENTS Of tho V.M.C.A. SOLDIERS' HOSTEL, No. 5, Boulcott-street. AL. WILSON AND CO. have been • favoured with instructions to Soil tho Contents of tho Soldiers' Hostol, somo 30 rooms, only recently furnished with tho best of furniture (cost over £2000). The i ealo is to bo UNRESERVED. j L/iiWy FURNITURE, LaVIS BEDS, BEDDING, AND BED LINEN. Full particulars cannot bo given in an advertisement, but summarised the catalogue will bo as below: — Linoleum on all floors (inlaid and otherwise, a very fino lot, and an immense quantity of it), also an immense quantity of beds, bed linen, and blankets, 150 mattresses (mostly kapok). 200 pillows (kapok), 450 blankets, 100 quilts (Victoria,- etc.), 250 pairs sheets and 120 new sheets (all good and' nearly noiv), 300 pillowslips, 150 bath towels and other towels, 40 table cloths and lot of serviettes, 128 now serviettes, lot of tea cloths, 70 hospital beds, 50 stretchers, 40 ' chairs, 32 mirrors, 6 wardrobes and duchesse chests, 6 chests of drawers, square tables, ,100 new pillowslips, 6 new table- cloths, 6 enamelled baths, 3 galvanised baths, 6 lavatory basins. READING ROOM: -Curtain, blinds, square tables, office ditto, lot of chairs, writing desks, bookcase, linoleum, pictures. ENTRANCE HALL:' 2 leather settees, inlaid linoleum, carpet tread, counter, cash, register, flowerstands, largo ice chest, iron safe, h. and c. hooks. DINING ROOM: 10 Morris chairs, leather-topped tables, 40 chairs, piano, cash register, counter, 2 settees, clock, oil paintings and pic- ■ . f.ures, and excellent lot of "best inlaid linoleum, fino lot of glassware, cutlery,, and c.p. ware and crockery (an immense variety of it), meat safe, and ice chest. KITCHEN contains a very fine collection of requisites far beyond tho ordinary, and cooking utensils in galore, and a very fine Steam Cooking Apparatus by local makers, and very complete. Also, a great variety of useful household utensils. ALL FOR. UNRESERVED SALE. The Sale will be continued on Thursday if necessary.. And on account of the National Committee, and to follow the above— Wardrobes, 94, folding chairs, 2 bookcases, American organ, 4 large .tables, writing tables, petroleum heater, coffee urn, heater, 6 clock chairs, gas fire, cooking range, copper, caliphont, hot water geyser, flour bins, counter in sections, piano platform, extension dining table, canvas screen. And on account of Willis-street V.M.C.A.— 27 wooden stretchers, 18 hospital beds, 68 kapok beds, 222 blankets, 246 sheets 175 towels, 60 bed covers. ALL FOR UNREBEEVED SALE! MONDAY." 1 beW V'6W frOm 10 ft' mA. L. WILSON.' Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 7th MAY, AT 2.30 p.m. , IMPORTANT SALE OF BUILDING SECTIONS. -. CLIFTON-TERRACE. W MAGNIFICENT BUILDING ry * SITES. * HELD UNDER LEASE FOR EVER. NO TERMINATION. AS GOOD AS FREEHOLD, WITHOUT HAVING TO LOCK UP YOUR CAPITAL IN LAND. Ground Rent only a SMALL PERCENTAGE ON CAPITAL VALUE. These sections are held irader Glasgow Lease, and are situated within 1 minute from Kelburn Tram; they command splendid views of the City and Harbour, which cannot be built out; they are within a few minutes'' walk of Lambton-quay. Such an opportunity will not occur again, •as these are practically the last building sites available in such convenientproximity to tho City. You can'walk home to your lunch at midday and be back at your . business within tho hour. MESSRS. A. L. WILSON AND CO. : (iii conjunction with MESSRS. LONGMORE AND CO.) have receivod instructions from MRS. A. M. STEVENSON to sell by Publio Auction, at their Rooms, Lambton-quay, *f: MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SEC- * TIONS, adjoining the Terrace School Reserve, with frontages of 40ft each to Clifton-terrace, and tho long depth of 132 ft, almost flat. Further particulars and plans on application. FRIDAY, 9th -MAY, At 11 o'clock sharp. f\s 'ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY *^ CONCERN, AT THE RISK OF THE INSURANCE COMPANY. AND SHIE. 2 cases GLASSWARE,- containing electrio and gas globes, in, white and colours 13.bales of sundries 400 CREX JAPANESE MATS 27 bales containing CREX JAPANESE MATS--120 24 x 5 95 3 x 6 ! 36 9x9 ! 36 9 x 104 . 36 9 x 12" 5 BALES CEEX JAPANESE MATS, containing—: 36 a x 6 24 2i x 5 - ■ - 6 6 s 12 6 9 x 12 ' All ex Glenyan Ma.ru. | Tho sale to bo totally UNRESERVED. Terms-Cash on delivery. A.. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CLEARING SALE AT ORONGO OBOSGO, WAINUIOMATA, j J.tONPAY, ISth MAY, 1919, at 11.30 a.m. I ]\f Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE J^e AO-SNCY CO., LTD., havo received instructions from Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Morrison, who have sold their farm, to offer for sale tho following— 1200 four and six-tooth . owes (to bo drafted) 950 lambs (to bo drafted) 50 wethers. 40 rams 150 cattle (to bo drafted) Horses, Implements, etc. Full particulars later. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.-Our' representative has inspected tho above stock, and reports that the sheep arc well grown, well wot/lied, and in Eplendid condition. Th» ewos, in particular, aro •much cbovo tho average, ituil should cominiiad attsa-