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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 90, 18 April 1911, Page 10

69, HANSON-STREET. TO-MORROW. WEDNESDAY, 19th APRIL, At 2 p.m. 'T W. BRAITHWAITE AND CO. O • havo been favoured with instruction from a gentleman who is leaving Wellington to soil on the premises, as above— The excellent Honsehold Furniture and Effects. Handsome duchesso pair, duchesse chest 2 Carpet squares, overmantel Hdndaome sattee, 2 chairs to match Upholstered chair (spring seat), 'possum hearthrug, all-brass fender and fireirons, 2 s.b.r. bedsteads and wire mattresses, upholstered and wicker chairs, linoleums, stair carpet and rods, a nice collection of pictures, curtains and blinds, bedding, bed linen, kitcten dresser, dinner service, 60 pieces crockery, cutlery, and a lot of good, sundries. All those goods have only been recently purchased, and our instructions are to sell WITHOUT RESERVE. THURSDAY, 20th APRIL, 1911, At 2 p.m. 'AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, At the Residence, Corner SOUTH-TERRACE and KEL-BURNE-PARADE, KELBURNE. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. have heen favoured with instructions from R. Nitz, Esq., who is leaving for_ Hawkes Bay, to sell by auction at his residence, as above — A SPLENDID LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and APPOINTMENTS, Including — Drawingroom suite of 7 pieces in green plush, tea tables, whatnote, green Brussels carpet _ and hearthrug, allbrass fender, 9-piece diningroom suite, sideboard, extension table, green pile ! tablecover, mohair bag, linoleum, hall stand, bamboo whatnots, 3-piece bedroom suite of modern design, b.r. bedstead, v.'.w. and kapok mattresses, . modern wooden bedstead, duchesse chesta, liled-back washstand, toiletware, single b.r. bedstead, chests of drawers, mirrors, linen press, cradle, push-cart, carpet-sweoper, preserving pan, garden tools, kitchen utensils, and sundries. On view on Wednesday Afternoon,^ 19th jnfitant. ' J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers'. THURSDAY, 20th APRIL. 1911. [AUCTION SALE OF RACECOURSE PRIVILEGES. ' WELLINGTON RACING CLUB'S AUTUMN MEETING. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. havo been favoured with .instructions from the Stewards ,of the Wollin'g-ton'-Eaeiiig' Club to sell by public auction £t their Rooms, 195, Lambton-quay — On THURSDAY, 20th APRIL, 1911, At 2.30 p.m.— The following privileges in connection with the Club's ' Autumn Meeting, to be held at the Trent.ham Raco- ' course on Thursday, 27th April, and Saturday, 29th April — Lot I—Grandstand1 — Grandstand Bar and Members' Bar Lot 2 — Publican's Booth under People's Stand. ' , HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers. ~~ ■ UPPER HUTT SALE. THURSDAY, 20th APRIL. D ALGETY AND CO.. LTD., will sell " as above^ — 100 wethers 100 fat and forward wethers 150 ewes in lamb to Romney rams 100 ewes, in lamb to'Uomney rams 100 f.f.m. ewes, in> lamb to Romney rams 60 2-tooth ewes, in lamb to Romney tarns 50 fat wethers 30 wethers 30 black-face lambs 8 cows and heifers, at drop 3 springing heifers 1 single buggy 50 woolly lambs 12 two-year-old steers 20 weaners 10 store cows 10 18-month steers 7 'heifers, at drop 1 cow, calving 12th May On account P. In. Cameron, Esq., — 24 picked dairy cows, guaranteed Hound, all in milk now and mostly September and October calvers 1 bull 20 5-gallon milk cans SALE BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. AT PALMERSTON NORTH. THURSDAY, 20th APRIL, 1911. At 2 p.m. MESSRS. MOUNSEY AND CO. have received instructions from the mortgagee, under Mortgage No. 79278, . Wellington Registry and Instrument by way of Security No. 2278, Palmerston Registyr,, under power of sale contained in the said mortgage, to sell by public auction, as above, on the premises, Rangitikei-street, being Section 217, Palmerston North — IAII that the interest of tho Martgageo under tho Memo of Lease No 6334 of ono acre, known as Section 217, Palmerston North, containing tho well-known Carnarvon Boardinghouse, , the said lease having 14 years still to run, together with the whole of, the chattels contained and described in the said instrument by-way of security. . For further particulars apply to .the office of the -Auctioneers.' < NOTE.— ThiB Sale was to havo taken place on the 13th April, but has been postponed until tho above date. ' 1 THERE IS ONLY . : ONE COAL ,^K7"OU can wisely use in the 1 A Winter, and that is Stockton. Of course, you can use others — j if you_ don't mind poking up the fire without ceasing, ashes, flying • soot, and other such annoyances. If you want to avoid these, use STOCKTON COAL ; ' ! No nursing — no repeated cleaning" of flues or throwing out' ashes. When you use Stockton Coal, you have comfort and lighten your work. BE WISE! ORDER, FROM SAMUEL BROWN, iW, 'Phone Nos. 88, 124, lfU, 805, DISTRICT AGENTS,' JOHNSTON-STREET. STORES: L*DBLAIDE-ROAD, TOBY and -WILLIS STREETS, WBELINGTON. tTOBAUTUXnEi/S-Toomecl House For Sale' J£> or B»cbang»y~at-*be Hatt, 3 minriies from .si»fcian tJ alLconiiseariesicaß,,abonli* 1 acrei of land, wfa&bfnßy 'laid. ont in garden and orchard ;_«asy-4ennß. -Apply.- E- «»• Pinny..