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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 1, 26 June 1911, Page 1

111011 CLASS FURNITURE SALE. WEDNESDAY, .TUNE 28, 1011. li. A. NOLAN & CO. XTAVE received instructions from MR. C. W. HOWARD, who is leaving New Plymouth, to sell by auction it the Brougham Street Hall (for convenience of sale)— The whole of his superior household furniture and effects, comprising: DRAWING-ROOM. Chesterfield and two armchairs in Utrecht velvet, rattan settee, 2 rattan chairs and music stand, carved table, flower stand, long mirror bev. glass, carpet Wilton pile, 10 large pictures Pastilles. HALL—Handsome hall-stand, mirror back, 2 flower stands'. BEDROOM NO. I.—Very handsome wardrobe, two duchess chests, tile back washstand, duchess dressing table (mirror back), child's cot (wicker), Liberty bedstead, etc. BEDROOM No. 2.—Half tester B.M. bedstead, bassinette, duchess chest, M.T. waslistand, wardrobe (bev. glass). BEDROOM No. 3. Wardrobe (bev. glass), dressing table, withstand, double B.M. bedstead. DINING-ROOM. —Chesterfield and two armchairs, G Queen An:u' chairs, bookcase with glass door. very handsome sideboard (B.G. back), silver and E.P. ware, large handsome overmantel, dining-room table, leather couch, braes fender and irons, screen, linoleums. KlTCHEN.—Sideboard (B.G. back), overmantel, couch, table, chairs, gramophone (two and four-minute attachments, 130 record;!, cedar chest drawers, crockery and kitchen utensils. Baltic washing machine, large mangle, child's tricvcle, tent, lawn-mower, garden roller and tool*. n:i I sundries.

.Sale at 1.30 o'clock". AUCTIONEERS' XOTE. - The above furniture is praeticallv now. and is of the best workmanship. Tlie lie-! offered in Xew Plymouth for a considers Ve time.--L.A.X & Co. Alan, at the name place.--His valuable freehold prmy-rties on easy terms. comprising: Splen-didly-appointed iip-tn-d,i!e sixroomed house, bntlirnorn. scullery, electric light and gas iiot and cold water, plenty outbuildings with 144.4 link's frontage 1o Cameron street and 120.7-" links to Loach street, being part sections 1522/3. Also flve-roomed bouse, known ns "Popotunoa," bathroom, scullery, and electric lip-lit, being part section R6, with 03.5 link* frontage to St. Aubyn street, and containing 20 perches. Let at Li/- per week to a good tenant. Sale at 2.30 o'clock. ]y[ IS S M. E. HUNT Teacher of Millinery and Dressmaking. (First-class Credentials.) PI- ■ t'ATK LESSON'S OR IX CLASS. Terms on. ap]>lication. Address Devon Street Kust MR. DAVII) b. HUTTOJI. N.B.A. Art Master, South Kensington. E AC 1I E R OF p A 1 X T I X G, Landscape, Flowers, and Figure, Oil and Water >^olor, Enamelling, Repousse, etc. For particulars apply Studio, Vivian St. THE NEW PLYMOUTH. fJIECHNICAL QO L LEGE SECOND TERM. CLASSES RESUME JULY 3 IX PLACE OF JUNE 20. MONDAY— Dressma king, 2.15-4.15 and 7.15-0.15 Commercial Arithmetic, 7-0. TUESDAY— Latin, English ■Junior, Physics. Cookery, Woodwork, Machine and Building Drawing and Construction, 7-0. WEDNESDAY— Rural Class 10.45; Pain ting and Drawing, 2.15; Freehand and Model Drawing, Mathematics, Engineering, Domestic. Economy, 7-0, THURSDAY— Commercial English, Shorthand, Typewriting, Plane and Solid Geometry. FRIDAY— English Senior Elocution. Bookkeeping. Elementary Mechanical Drawing Education. Call and get a Prospectus at any bookseller's or at the Education Office. W. A. BALLAXTYNE. Dirwcor. RESIDENCE TO LET. KJMIE property in Gilbert street occupied by Mr. Nicholson, solicitor, near Pukekura Park, comprising quart''r-acrc and dwelling of six rooms, bathroom, pantry, scullery, also "outhouse. Possession on .June 1. R. CLINTON HUGHES. NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN. pERSONS Trespassing with dog or gun oh the property of the undersigned (Oakura) will be prosecuted, T, N. BLACKBALL.