MONDAY NUXT, April 14th, at 2 p.m. AUCTIOIFsALE OF FURNITURE & EFFECTS. (U.-.der Distraint for Iknl). 1 At th*} Hou-e, Nile-street Eas', next -1 Mr McEachen's. WM. LOCK bnßboeD favoured with .' instructions to cell by Auction, Without Reserve, j Linblcnms, bedfctfa's, curtain?, blinds, a.fa r re pes. tables, cbnirp, rocker, Bewing marine, beddiug, bent* ojd chairs, tables, high chair, crockery, cotlrry, cooking ntensile, carprnterh' benoh, cramp, etc., wheelbarrow, tubs, bucke.s, bridle, tools, b iler, Maeon's yn*, etc. Albp, Sprin*? couch, eapy ol'air, 2 rattan chnira fljvter itand, gt.rJea tools, lacquer table, cirpet tqu r », etc. W, I OCX, Auctioneer. CHEESE._CHEESE. MONDAY NEXT, a/. Kodd. WM. LOCK will sell by Pubic Auction, tyA PAC.O V CHEErE. 7f. LOCK, Auctioneer. THURSDAY NEXT, at 1 p.m. AUCTION SALE OF vSUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITIIRE_& EFFECTS. WM. LOCK bas been favoured with instructions from MB H. WATSON to sell by Publio Auction, the whole of his superior FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Comprising— 6 ra tan and bamboo easy chairs with plusb and beaded cUJhions. large lacquered whatnot (band paintei), fancy occational tables, easy cbairs, hand--ome hand painted plate gUes fire ecreen, Brnesels cvrpet, wool Ueaith rug, brass fender and irons, muslin, guipure, and art fierce ourtain?, Japanese cabinet, tiipod wkh three ! large -jardinere?, 3 pairs CO3 ly vases, ornament?, hall paintings aod eDgravingß, ' linoleums, door slips, curtain goles and ' rings, superior Cuohess pair (Hungarian I aeh veofieered), massive brass rail bedi stead, eprin* mittress Rnd ".beading, quilts, blankets, co, toilet sets obain», ' Duchess table .-nd ■vash^tmi, bidsteads i wire wove mattr. ss, pillows, dining loom ' table, Canadian dioinp chairs, spiing couch and curtaios' tapestry table cOAer, flower potp, waiter trays, Japanese tea set, dinner iot, electro pla'e, cutley, orokery, cooking utensil?, zinc batb, hose about 45 feet, and lines too numerous to particularise. ' Note. — The attention of furniture buyers is specially directed to the above sale, as the whole of tbe goods are almost - new, beiDg purchased wit hia the laßt 12 month*. WITHOUT RESERVE. W, LOCK, Auctioneer. J ~ MotJupikoT - I PKELIMINARY NOTICE. Ai CTI~N SALE OF DRAPERY TWEEDS,; SERGES FANCS^GOODS. XTTM. LOCK will sell by Auotion, On SATURDAY, April 19th. A large quantity. of the above Goods. Particulira later. W. LOCK, Auctioneer. s motueka" ; friday.Tpril 11, Q at I*3o p.m., , SATURDAY. APRIL 12, 3 at 1 "30 p.m, ■ GREAT AUCTION SALE OF 5 DRAPERY, CLOTHING, *, TWEEDS, SE GES, DAMASKS, t SHEETINGS, DRESS GO JDS, SUGGY RUGS, MAUDS, BLANKETS, ETC. • (Being portion of an Assigned Estate.) WM. LOCK has been favoured with instructions^ hold at Motuofca, 1 A Great Sals of the above Goods, comprising — Tweeds, sergeß, dress good?, cishme'es, flinneleltis, sheetings, calicoes, prints, read v, -made clothing, blanket , hearth, buggy, and bush rug?, quilts, curtains, WITHOUT KESERVE. DON'T MISS THt GEEAT SALE. , W. LQCK, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, April 1%, at Noon. On the Property. MOTUEKA AUCTION SALE OF NATIVE LEASE ANP KETCH FELICITY AND TERSONAL EFFECTS, (In th 9 Estate of EL M. Barnard, Deod.) WM* LOCK has been favoured with inttruotiens from the Pablio Trustee to Hell by auction, at Motueka, The Goodwill of the Lesse of tbe Native Reserve, bei g part section 181 on the plan of tbe Motueka Survey District, and conta ning 8 acreß 3 roods 12 perches. Alfo, Trap, harness, plougb^dshing net?, oper. boat, Btack of oatej sheaves, tool', eto. And, gTheKETCH "FELIQITY," with Gear, W. LOCK.. The Auctioneer. THE ATLAS7~ Housewives in plenty tbere are, I trow, To accomplish their sewing they do not know how, They rail at their husbands aud call them meaD, Because they won't buy an Atlas machine. fig?" Mind you don't foreeb it. The ATLAS SEWING MACHINES are the best in the market, and sold a' about half the price of ordinary machines. The Atlas has tbe latent vibrating shuttle, and wll work backwards or forwards without changing the stitch. It sews i better and faster than others. The Liachines are direot from the fao tory. No agents' commission ;no horse and carts to be paid; no handling ex. penseß or big profits saddled on to the ATLAS. LOCK • . > IS SOLE AGENT FOB NErV ZEALAND FOR SALE-jCHEAR BO AB DING HOUSE in the City, J doing a good business. Apply W. LOOK. WANTED TOPURCHASE* WANTED, for a Client recently arrived from England, from 5 to 10 Acres First-class Land (suitable for fruit growing), with good Dwelling. Abortion of the land must be in Orohard in full . bearing. The property must be -within f1 easy access of a shipping port, in or near c Motueka or "Riwaka preferred. Send fall * paiticularato w lqck: , :. Land and Commission Ag ent,
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 85, 11 April 1902, Page 4
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