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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 191, 17 August 1900, Page 3

BELL BLOCK. THURSDAY, 23ed AUGUST. WITHOUT RESERVE. EWTON KING has received instructions n from Miss FiiHFU, who is leaving the district, to sell by anct'on on the premises, Henwood Koao, on above date, the whole of her superior HOUSEHOLD FUR NITUBB, Valuable Pictures and Effects, consisting of, — Fiano, in walnut, by "Holle," Dresden; Superior Writing Table, Extention Dining Table, large Sideboard with mirror back and panels, 2 Book Cases, Handsome and Ma?sive Marble Timepiece and Stand, Couches, Lounges, Ladies' and Gents' Easy Chairs, Rattan Chairs, Bentwood Hockcr, tevaral high-olass Engravings with beautifully carved 1 Wardrone (mirror panel), 1 Duchesie Fair, Chests Drawers, Single Wood Bedsteads, Wasbstands, Toiletware, Bedding, Glass Case and Sheila, Glass Case N.Z. Birds, Hall Obairs and Table?, Venetian Blinds, Curtain Fries, Washing Machine, Mangle, Knife Cleaner, Meat Safe. Crockery and Glassware, Kitchen Utensils and Sundries. Sale at 1.30 sharp. 15,18,221

IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE ALLOTMENTS isr DEVON STREET. SATURDAY, 25th AUGUST. NEWTON KING is instructed by Mr.F. P. Cobkill (as agent for the owner) to offer for sale by auction at bis Hart, as above, the following portions of that well situated property in Devon-street, immediately opposite the Red House Hotel, in lots to suit buyers' requirements, as under,— Lot 1. The Corner Allotment, having a frontage of 30 feet to Devon stre9t, and a frontage of 115 feet or thereabouts to Gover-street, with back entrance by a 20-foot right-of-way opposits Messrs. Jenkinson's Coach Facto y. The buyer to have the option of taking a further 10 feet to the eastward at a price per foot 25 per cent. less than the price realised by the above 30 feet, or 20 feet at a price 33| par cant, less than same, thus giving the t uyer the opt'on of 30, 40, or 60 feet frontage to Devon-street. Lot 2. Al'otment continuing to the eastward of the above, Having a frontage of 20 feet to Devon-street by a depth of 115 feet or thereabouts running back to the right-of-way from Qoverstreet,

Tbe purchsi or to nave the option of taking a fuither 10 feet at a pries 10 per cent. lees thin tin price realised by the above, or 20 fctt at a price IS per cect. less than tbe sarre, thus giving toe buyer the option of 20, 30, or 40 feet frcntage to Devon-street. Tbum 3 .—Thn following exceptional terms are oflered viz :—lO per cent of the purchase rconey upon signing agreement after fail <f fin hamier, 15 per ornt on comil ton O; purchase within one north irom t'ato of tale, tha regaining 15 per cent, beinz, le!t on mortgage (if desired) for three Tears at the low rite of i per cent, per annum. The vondor's agents wonld call special attention to the laot lhat no similar property to tbe above is now avai.'abl 3 within the tmtiiiesa limits of oar main thoroughfare, and tbat the rapidly increesiog population of the eastern s:de of New Plymouth makes this position a veiy cectral one. The hindsome buiMin 6 s recently erected and about to Ve boilt io the immediate vicinity must necessarily further cnbarc* values wi nin a very short period. A plan of tbe pmperty rxay be seen, and any inrorrxation obiainfd, at the 1 ffl :e of Mr. If. P. CoitKiLL, National Biiik Ohambers.

LOST, Light-coloured, Hough-haired COM IB SLUT, with lop-ear, anawering to name of " Venus." Finder will be rwardel on returning same to Jubilee "Villa. Anyone found with the dog in their pastes ion after this date willbeprosecuted, lith August. 17

PIANOS & ORGANS. THE Largest'Stook of Pianos and Qrgins in the colodj is at the DKKSDKN PIANO COMPANY 8 DEPOT. PUhoj by Kich, Lipp and Sohn. John Broadwood and Sobs, Bohm, Collard and Oollard, Scbwechten, Koch, and Sonne, and other notable manufacturers, TIME PAYMENTS, C) AS Monthly. We] Hold the in New Plymouth. Organs fcr the Church, for the Home, for the School, Time Payments from 10b monthly It will pay prospective orients to place their orders with the DHEBDBN PIANO COMPANY. NOTE.—At our Depot in Devon-street, we hold a large and well-seleoted stook of:— Sheet Music, Violins. Flutes, Mandolins, *• Guitars, ALSO-Strings and Fittings, for all String and Wind Instruments. M. J. BROOKES, Manager, Wellington G. W. HENDEBSON, Representative, New Plymouth Wbmh for Catalooub—Poßt Free,

It Curbs. WHOUSBALE KEMIrTHBNB & to. BHABLAND & o'> f CHILBLAINS make children cross aiid ' ill. Apyly U-asuj'b KuuWh befo<t> _jy b.mh, mid note iiw m uUat'