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New Zealand Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 3646, 24 January 1899, Page 8

WELLINGTON RAM AND EWE FAIR. TO EE HELD AT RETONE THIS DAY, TUESDAY, ‘Mlh JANUARY, At Noon. GCEO. If. SCALES has received instrucr lions to aell by public auction, on account of— JOHN REID, Esq., ELDERSLIE, 10 Selected Lincoln Rams FRED. SUTTON, Esq.. INVERCARGILL, 32 Selected Lincoln Rams JOHN BURROWS, Esq., 20 Selected Lincoln Rams H. EGLINGTON, Esq., 20 Selected Romney Marsh Rams On account JOHN REID, Esq., 50 Selected Romney Marsh Rams On account of E. J. RIDDIFOED, Esq., 50 Selected Lincoln Rams W. V BITCH, Esq., 5 Romney Marsh Rams W. NIXON, Esq., CANTERBURY, 5 Lincoln Rams 5 English Leicester Rams C. R. EIDWILL, Esq., FEATHERSTON, 50 Romney Marsh Rama R. MU NO A V IN, Esq., PORIRUA, 11 Romney Marsh Rams A. WALKER. It - Auctioneer.

WELLINGTON HAM AN.B KWE FAIR. - THIS DAY. mHK NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND JL MERCANTILE A GUNDY COMPANY, LIMITED, Will.hold a Salo of Rams and Ewes on the Show Grounds, Petona, at 12 o'clock on TUESDAY, 24th JANUARY, When they will offer, on aoeount of Mosra John Kind, Eldorslio, Oamaru ; VV. 11. Allen, Ularovillo ; T. P. Allen, Waivvetu ; and other breeders— l ROMNEY MARSH, UORDER-LEIGESTER, And other Breeds of Stud and Moot Bams ’ Further entries now being received. T. H. HANNA, 004 Manager and Auctioneer. JOHNSONVILLB SAXE YARDS. Jolmsonville. THIS DAY, TUESDAY, 24th JANUARY. Sale at 11 a.m. T7VREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO., in coniiinction with ABRAHAM AND ■WILLIAMS, will sell by public auction, us above—--112 fat bullocks 200 prime fat wethers 000 prime fat ewes A train leaves Wellington and Manawatu Railway Station at 10.25 a.m., rotuhiing from Johnsonvillo at 12.15 and IM “‘ R. S. ABRAHAM, Auctioneer. 087 Local Agent, E. BUCHOLZ, Lambtou quay, Wellington. WEDNESDAY, 25th JANUARY, At 2 o’clock. SIX COTTAGES TO BE SOLD SEPARATELY. FOR REMOVAL. 171RANCIS SIDEY AND CO. have reji? coived instructions to sell by auction on the ground, Argyle street (off Tory street) — (» three and four-roomed cottages, > built of good timber and covered with iron Will bo sold one at a time, and will be a good opportunity for mechanics and others who require building: materials. Fourteen days for removal. 38 THURSDAY NEXT, 20th JANUARY, At. 1 o'clock. ! lalo of Superior Household Furniture, at No. 4, “HarbourView,” Wellington terrace.Macdonald, wilson a go. have received instructions from Mr Wm iibbin', who is leaving for Sydi ey, Jo sell at d* residence, Ko. 4, Harbour View, oft Yellington terrace, as above — The whole of his superior Household Furniture and, effects, including—

DRAWING-BOOM.—Magnificent upright grand piano, by Schultz, Dresden, walnut hamo, full trichord, double oblique strings, double sconces, a masaiya instrninoht, with rich ' powerful tone and in perfect order ; Brussels carpet square, superior Axmmater hearthrug, handsome bamboo overmantel with bevelled mirror back, oak and walnut brackets, Parian busts of the Queen, Ac , and Princess of VVales, handsome mirror, hand-painted bracket, painting by Lush, water-colour by Kent- (Taieri River), Japanese brackets, a number of pictures, superior brass rod, Indian fine muslin and luce curtains, brass-mounted fender and irons, pboto eaales, eaived walnut couch and chairs to match, very superior walnut cabinet with mirror back and shelves, wickerpainted harp chair, and flower-stand, occasional chairs aud tables, piano stool with plush top, octagon tea tables, revolving bookstand, cushions, figure and other ornaments, and lot of brio-a-brao, &0., &c. / DINING-ROOM. -Massive sideboard Cft. with bevelled mirror back and canopy top, collarettes aud drawers, Anstrajian blackwood suite, 1) pieces, upholstered in Morocco leather, Crossloy’s Brussels carpet, 18 x 15, in excellent order, Wilton pile hearthrug, cedar telescope dining-table, 91, rich tapestry table cover, cecnsional tables and chairs, handsome hand-painted vases and ornaments, a number of steel engravings, all choice subjects ; plaques, superior French clock [in black and Sienna marble, oleographs, Meditation and the First_ Letter, Battle of tho Standard, &0-, Persian rug, , superior walnut folding-chair and lounge, dinnoi service, superior Crown Derby tea service, 40 piecese.p. breakfast crust, glassware, about 100 volumes books, international gallery, photo easels, child's chair, &0., &o. HALL.—Linoleum, brass door plate, mats, brackets, pictures, walnut hall stand, mirror back j two walnut chairs, rush seated; Indian flower stand, door screens and curtains, Italian water colour, Brussels carpet on stairs, Brussels square on landing, &0., &c. Also, contents of four well-furnished bedrooms— Superior tapestry, 20 x IS, quite new; veryiahperiorduoheaso pairs,in cedar andrimu, with ware ; Brussels carpet square ; s. and d b,m. bedsteads, spring and wire-wove mat tresses, and kapok do, and lot of bedding, Japanese screens, ohast drawers, mirrors, lace curtains, brusa rods, chairs, washstanda, toilet tables, enamelled toilet set, and lot oi bedroom sundries. Kitchen contains (ho utensils, &0., usually to bo found about a well-appointed home. Everything in this house is in excellent order, will well relpay inspection, and as tho owner is leaving immediately after tho sale the lot will bo sold. . Furniture will bo on view from 2 to 5 on Wednesday afternoon. • 1 Catalogues can bo had at the house on Wednesday,»and from the Auctioneers Today. Entrance to the residence can bo obtained from Bouloott street, next Mr Compton’s mill, ,or-froin Wellington terrace near Mount street Tho House fa To Lot, and contains eight rooms, largo and lofty. A. L. WILSON, 51 j Auctioneer. W. J. GAUDIK, ■■^TOOD, COAL AND MHRCHAN f, OIIOZNKK STBSBT. PRODUCE Now Lending—c;.ii;k istm a s ■ poult it y, Any quantity. Also, special lino r OWLS’ BAKLEY, 9s per sack. Good delivered to all parts of the city,' Telephone 271. 21