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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1038, 30 January 1911, Page 6

Tho playing of the Garrison Band at Seatoun yesterday drew.a largo number of visitors to that suburb. During the afternoon the band rendered a number of selections in pleasing style. Tho Pipe Band played at the Botanical Gardens. The RatlifT Land Agency, Fcilding, advertise a very desirable farm .of 267 acres, .within easy distance of-Welling-ton, at the very low pricc of .£2O per acre, on easy terms. The land'carries threo sheep to the aero, besides cattlo, and is in every way very suitable for mixed farming. To-morrow (Tuesday), at 2 p.m., Messrs, Harcourt and Co. will sell, at tho Exchange Buildings, the contents of the Exchange Billiard Rooms, which inclad© 5 billiard tables, G5 cues, and 3 snooker sets. Messrs. T. Kennedy Macdonald, Ltd., v.'Ul hold on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday next, commencing «*\t 10.30 o'clock each day, at Baker's Buildings, opposite thte Union Bank, Fcv.therston Street, an extensive auction salo of magnificent Irish linens, damask 'sheetings, bedspreads, lace curtains, etc., all direct from Belfast, under instructions frctn Mr. J. P. Murphy, the well-known Belfast shipper. The whole of this valuable shipment is now unpacked,- and will I* on view from 9 o'clock each day up to tho day of sale, and special gaslight displays will bo given each evening frorrt 7 o'clock till 9. This is tho most extensive and valuable lofof Irish linens that havo ever been submitted to auction in Wellington, and there will be absolutely n6 reserve,