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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 27, 1 February 1913, Page 8

THURSDAY, 6th FEBRUARY, 1913. At 2 o'clock sharp. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION Of a VALUABLE SIX - ROOMED RESIDENCE AND HALF AN ACRE OF GROUND, Situate No. 13, ADAMS-TERRACE (Within 10 minutes tram of Post Office). THIS PROPERTY IS WORTHY OF INSPECTION, AS THE OWNER INTENDS TO SELL. "171 JOHNSTON AND CO. have reJLJ« cehed instructions from the owner, who is desirous of realising on his property, to bell at a ridiculously low reserve — That Valuable and_ Well-built Residence and Half-acre of ground, being No. 15, Adams-terrace ; laid cut in orchard, (lower garden, \cgcta.blu garden, concrete paths, and every modern convenience. Tho property h beautifully situated on an H[p\atcd position, and tho house is - spoc-Sfliy \\p\l built. Further p:micuir.rs and cards to view from tho Auotionecra. Special Note— -To be offered on the premises. S. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. FRIDAY. 7tW FEBRUARY, 1913, At 1.30 o'clock sharp. ■Sale of Supuitor and arlmosr now HOUSEHOLD I'URNISHINGS. Upright Grand Piano, Mirror-back Sideboard. New Linoleum, special lot of j , Household Linen and Blanket;-, etc. • At lite Resi'lencp, No. 9, ALPHA-ST. • ''off Cambridgf-fprrace'. E JOHNSTON AND CO.' have re- • cSvcd instruction from Mrs. C. J. I Smith, who i* truing up housekeeping, to j sell at Alpha-street, a> above — I Tho whole of her Superior Furniture, j quaint Bedroom Suit?, New Hospital Bedj steads, etc. i This is a completely furnished home, j and everything is in splendid order. Full i details later. L\ JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. FRIDAY, 14th FEBRUARY, 1913, At 2 o'clock sharp. ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF HIGH-CLASS AND ALMOST NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT CABINET GRAND PIANO by the celebrated maker Neumeyer, cost 80 guineas, and almost new New and Up-to-date SINGER DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE; cost ! £14 10s I BEAUTIFUL AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARE COSTLY 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE AND APPOINTMENTS At tho Residence, "Forwide," Main-road (corner of Ro=coe-terracc), WADESTOWN. E JOHNSTON AND CO. have re- • ceived instructions from Mr. H. S. Cullrn, who is giving up housekeeping 1 , to ! sell as abovp — i Tho whole of his Superior Furniture. Details later. Everything ij quite new. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT AUCTION ANNOUNCEMENT. ON A DATE TO BE ARRANGED EARLY IN FEBRUARY. GRAND AUCTION SALE Of lOA VALUABLE AXMINSTLR, JL4)\} WILTON PILE, BRUSSELS, AND TAPESTRY CARPET iQUARES OKft AXMINSTER, MOHAIR, AND AdV HKTN RUGS 5 FULL ROLLS OF BEST QUALITY AXMINSTER CARPET RUNNER fcfl KOLLS OF NAIRN'S LINOO\J LEUMS All High-class Now _ Goods, and juat arrived ck Turakina. E JOHNSTON AND CO. have recciv- • ed inslniC'ioiH to sell at their rooms, under instructions from the holder ol tho Bills of Lading— eyn, BALES OF BEAUTIFUL CARA\y PETS, etc. Full details later. This will bo the most extensive sale of Carpets ever held in Wellington. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. AT THE FRUIT MARKET, ALLEN AND BLAIR STREETS. WEDNESDAY, sth FEBRUARY, 1913, At 11 a.m. sharp. GEORGE THOMAS AND CO. havo received instructions to sell as above — 1 strong grocer's delivery carl, with novor, specially fitted with patent br3 kes 1 cart, coaitjlete with cover, etc. * Also, 1 horso and harnet-3 The latter lines suitable for light delivery cart. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THURSDAY, 6th FEBRUARY, At 230 p.m. SALE OF CHEMISTS' f-TOREKEEP-ERS' AND GENERAL SUNDRIES. 'nnHE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. DISX TRIBUTING CO., LTD., Allenstreet, will sed by public auction, as above — 25 volumes standard modical works Large quantify chemists' and dentists' sundries 4 largo plato-glass s-how ca^e3 05 crates aborted bottles 1 square galvanised iron tank And largo quantity genp.ral sundries Details in further iviuc. FRIDAY, 7th FEBRUARY, At 2 30 p.m. SALE BY AUCTION. SPLENDID CORNER BLOCK OF LAND, SUITABLE FOR SUBDIVISION INTO BUILDING SITES. FRONTAGE TO IIANKEV, WALLACE, AND BIDWILL STREETS. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. hava been favoured with instructions from the owner to sell by Public Auction at their rooms, 195, Lambton-quay, on FRIDAY, 7th February, 1913, ai 2.30 p.m. — Ail ihai piece or parcel of Land, being part of Town Acre No. 684 on the plan of tho City of Wellington, and havintj 115 ft frontage to If aakey-street. 100 ft frontagj to Wallace-street, and 180ffc frontage to Bidwill-street (more or 1««), together with the dwellinghouscs and improvements erected thereon, and known as No. 2, Bidwill-street and 14, Hankeyslrcct. This valuable property i^ mnro conveniently situated for rp=idential purposes bring within Cue minute* by Irnm fiom the 0.P.0. Upon the land h prpoled an. flnvpu-roonipd liott=e, with ""-iabli- and trapslicd, known as No 2, JSidwill slrppi, al-o a four-roompd liousp, known ps No. 11. Ilankpy-slrppt. Tlip proppitj, having frontagP 1 ! *o Hirop plippl-, :. piiiinpntl.v -iiitfiblo for subrh\i-ion. I'urihpr particulars inav !.■• obtained from thp ollicp.s of 11jp Aurtionoer-', HARCOURT AND CO. FOP V SALE, up-io-dato SI earn Threshing, ChalT-cutting, and Road-hauling Plant, comprising 6-h.p. Fowler's Traction (3 s-peedß, 2 tanks, 1801bs pressure, on springs), 4ft oin Marshall Mill (with folding elevator). Commonwealth Chaffcutter (14in mouth, double bagger, clip bag rings, etc), two 8-ton Lorries on springs, one Vaii on springs,. About £800 worth of contracts for this season go with the plant. Price £1000 (.uibSolo Agent— Eawin Jt. D. Daniel, Laud Ageat, Hasting, H,B.