MEMORANDA.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 3648, 26 January 1899, Page 5

MEMORANDA.

A farm of 440 acres, and another of 218 acres, near .Tipper Hutt, will be sold by Messrs Macdbuald,' Wilson . and Co. at their rooms-to-morrow afternoon. ' Owners of dogs are reminded by the Wellington City Council that the tax on their canines became due on the Ist instant. Mr A. Lindsay draws attention to the last days of his grand salvage sale of boots and shoes at his Cuba street shop. It is announced that every line must-go. On Monday, the 30th instant, Sydney Cash Drapery' intend holding their usual half-yearly sale. They' intimate in their advertisement that they are giving good value and plenty for purchasers' money. Mr C. Smith, the cash draper and clothier of Cuba street, makes an announcement that will no doubt be of public interest. He is now making even greater reductions, as he is determined that the whole of the stock shall go before the new goods arrive, which were cabled for immediately after the fire. The steamer Adana, from New York, is expected to arrive here to-morrow morning, and will commence discharging on arrival. Messrs Fabian Bros, and Co. will hold a sale of furniture at the Arcade Auction Rooms to-morrow afternoon. The D.I.C. will to-morrow morning open their doors to a great clearance sale, and it is .announced that remarkable concessions will be made in all departments. Tenders are invited by Messrs E. H. Beero and Son for completion of the Devon street extension. On Friday next Messrs Abraham and Williams hold an important sale of freehold property on behalf of the executors of the late A. P. Stuart and Mr John Davies. The sale will he held at Levin, and the properties are offered to enable the partnership to be closed. The land is well situated, within a mile and a half of the Kerern Railway Station, Whilst the quality ol the soil is of the very best, being composed mainly of rich, drained swampy land. The property is offered in small blocks, ranging from" 50 to 3XO acres, so as to suit buyers of dairy farms, for.which it is eminently suitable; Intending purchasers will be shown over the property by Mr-John Davies, of Kerern.