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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 85, 11 April 1911, Page 10

TO-MORROW, at 1.30 p.m. AT OUR ROOMS, 26, BRANDON-ST. iWEEKLY SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Part Contents of two well-furnished . houses, removed from suburbs. MASSIVE UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by London maker; almost new ORGAN, by Weaver -Organ Co., 40 stops, -' ,in perfect order "'.'.. 2 ROYAL AXMINSTER CARPETS, superior qualities, 18 x 16, and 12 x 9 DRAWING AND DININGROOM SUITES 3 SUPERIOR BEDROOM SUITES, 3 pieces," including large Wardrobes and Massive- Duohesse Pairs. q ROLLS of GOOD' QUALITY Q, © LINO, in Various Sizes O O MASSIVE Bft EXTENSION Q /V - DINING TABLES, & With Extra Leaves and Massive Turned Legs MASSIVE" ALL-BRASS and COPPERMOUNTED FENDER SUITE Com- - plete - FULL-SIZE CHESTERFIELD COUCH, All Spring Back and Front; Well Upholstered NEW DESIGN SIDEBOARD witn B.M. Back and Canopy Top, Carved Reliefs. 6 HIGH-BACK DINING CHAIRS /» In Dark Wood and Leather *> Upholstered Seats SUPERIOR MASSIVE B.M. ITALIAN BEDSTEAD, with W.-Wove and Kapok Bed complete a SUPERIOR DUCHESSE CHESTS A 3L\. In Dark Wood . . 3t 2 ELEGANT DUCHESSE PAIRS rt In Dark and Light Wcod, Well made -with large Centre Mirrore and Double Tiled Wash3tands 2 .MIRROR-DOOR WARDROBES, O Almost New, v/ith Extra Drawers &_ ! X ' L. WILSON AND CO. will hold Lc3l.« their usual Weekly Sale as above, when a large catalogue of Superior Furnishings will be submitted as above ; also^— Extra"large upholstered leather couch in carved frame, upholstered couch' in rep, occasional tables and chairs _in walnut, 4 rattan chairs, 6 Austrian chairs, American rocker, cornice cabinet, large ice chest, 2 sets toiletware, large framed mirror in mahogany, child's go-cart and push-cart, Yost typewriter, lot of forkE, spoons and knives, lace curtains, spring dumbbells, bookcase; also, contents of bedrooms, comprising double b.m. bod- . stead, single do with mattresses and "bedding complete, lot of bedroom rugs and chairs, medicine cabinet, bookshelves, and lot of good novels^ and a collection of useful kitchen and outside sundries, including 2-roller , mangle, Invicta gas stove, garden . .tools, etc., etc. This is a most attractive catalogue of Furnishings of every description. The vendors are leaving Wellington Thursday night, and we have been instructed TO SELL.. On view from 9.30 To-morrow. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer.

TO-MORROW, at 1.30. SALE OF. 12 PRIME HAMS. AT OUR ROOMS, 25, BRANDON-ST. AL. WILSON AND CO. will dispose • of, as above^ — 12 PRIME HAMS WITHOUT RESERVE. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, at 1.30. !A.T OUR ROOMS, 26, BRANDON-ST. SALE OF 2 TYPEWRITERS. AL. WILSON AND CO. have been • instructed to sell, as above — 2 TYPEWRITERS, in perfect order _ (a Remington and Smith Premier) NOW ON VIEW. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, at 2 p.m. HORSES! . . ■-■ . HORSES i Nag's Head Yards, Di«zon-street. fj W. "BRI4ITHWAITE AND CO. t3 a will sell by auction, as above — Horses, vehicles, and harness 1 milk cart Entries will be received by Mr. Whiting at the Nag's Head Yards, or at the Office of the Auctioneers, Manners-street. KAWAU ISLAND. f A RCHD. WALLACE,' instructed by A. il J. Farmer, Esq., vrill sell by Public Auction,""at his ' Rooms,' Darby's ' Buildings, Lower - Queen-6treet, Auckland, on THURSDAY, 20th APRIL, 1911, At 2 o'clock. ' KAWAU- TOWNSHIP — CHOICE RESIDENTIAL SECTIONS, "-'-' " , AND SUMMER RESIDENCE SITES, '', With beautiful sandy bays, well sheltered from all weathers. Ocean bathing and fishing. • Magnificent motor launch trips. Sections bought hoy/- must prove- a- good investment, and can be re-Subdivided later swi sold at -a profit. - Also, SUITABLE FARMING BLOCKS, ranging from 5 up to 1000 Acres; good healthy^ sheep "and -cattle country. ' Kawau has a very mild climate, and 'all Mads of root crops and vegetables are grown exceptionally early each yea,r, and j growers avail of high prices ruling in Auckland and other provinces. Now is the time to buy at Kawau, before prices increase in value. Kawau is distant two iours' steam from Auckland. - - j Many sales have already been effected privately. ! ' LAND TRANSFER TITLE. j EASY TERMS. Easter vacation will be a favourable opportunity for intending Purchasers to inspect the Island, and the owner's launch will be at their disposal at Man- j gion House Bay. j Further particulars and plans from - ARCHD. WALLACE, 'Auctioneer, Land and Estate Agent, ! '- - ' Auckland. ' j CHEAP DAIRY FARM IN THE MANAWATU. DO YOU WANT A GOOD DAIRY FARM? -* Qf\ ACRES, situated 6 miles from JLO" Palmerston North, by good metalled road ; flat rich land ; well fenced and subdivided ; well watered ; 6-roomed house with all conveniences ; cowshed, ■woolshed, hayshed, trapshed, whare, and all other buildings ; orchard ; shelter ; 80cow farm; creamery, school, township handy; owner retiring. Price (a bargain), £25 per acra; 10 per cent, cash, 5 per cent, in 12 months, balance to remain for 5 or 7 years, at 5 per cent. Don't miss this. -BROPHY AND MOWLEM, Rangitikei-sfcreet, Palni9rston North.