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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 182, 31 January 1914, Page 1

SALE OF MODERN HOUSE FURNITURE. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. WEBSTER BROS Have received instructions from MR. J. H. QUILLIAM, Who lias leased his Residence ,GILL STREET, To h'M by Auction on WEDNESDAY, February 4 . ' IN THE CORONATION HALL (Opposite), THE WHOLE OK HIS MODERN HOUSE FURNITURE, Etc., consisting chiefly of— DRAWING-ROOM— Upright Gr;ind Piano by John Brinsmead and Sons, London; Handsome Saxe Blue Axminster Carpet about 13 x 12, Morse's Extension w— Otyur, Easy High-backed Upholstered Armchair, LoUßgc Cha;;s, Folding, Card, and other Tables, Brass Fender and Irons, Quantity of Pictures, Ornaments, etc., etc. STUDY— Boiler-top Office Desk, Large Bookcase, Brussels Carpet about 15 x 9, Platform Rocker, Fender and Irons, Small Tables, Beaten Copper Coal Vase, etc., etc. HALLAxminster Hall Square about 12 x (j, | Solid English Oak Hall Stand, Mo-) hair Mats, about 22 yards Axmin-1 gter Hall and Stuir Runner, Cork j Carpet and Border, etc., etc. i DINING-ROOM—-A. Very Handsome Modern Sideboani about 4ft Gin, in solid English Oak, with large Cupboards and B.G. Mirror and finished with .< Beaten Ooppcr Panels and Hinges; China Cabinet with Cathedral Lead Lights; Large Five-legged Extension Dining Table n Solid Oak, fclaw-leggod, and highly polished, extending from 4ft s 4ft to 12ft x 4ft, a very handsome table; Axminster Square 12 x 12, Large Upholstered Spring Eaav Chair, Six Dining Chairs,' *J»f£iW'iUpbolstered Easy Chair in Silk Tapestry, Large High-backed Spring-fronted Chesterfield m Silk Tapestry and Cover, Brass and Iron Fender and Irons, Grand Monarch Gramaphone and Bccords, etc., etc. !| • BEDROOM Xo 1Handsorne Large |glid English Oak Duchess Dressing Table of special . design, with B.C. Mirror and six Drawers; Two Solid Oak Queen Ann Bedsteads, Mai tresses, Blankets, Eiderdowns, etc.; Tiled-back Marble-top and Cabinet Wa&hstand, Toilet Set; Green Axminster Carpet, 12 x 12, Easy Chair, Large Wardrobe with Large B.G. Mirror 20 x <SO, English .Maple Fronts, anil 4 Drawers, Clipboards, etc., 5Drawcr Chest, Duchess Dressing Table, Green Mohair Rug, etc., etc.

BEDROOMS (4)Solid Oak Quecu Anne Bedstead. 4ft. (Jin., Single ami Iron Bedsteads, Kapocs, Wire-woves, Blankets, Counterpanes, etc.. Combination Chests and Dressing Tables, Brussels Square 12 x 12, Bookcases, and Sundries. KITCHEN AND OUTDOORS— Nev Ice Chest, TaWes, Lawu Roller and Mower, Wringer, Wheelbarrow, Kitchen Utensils, and Quantity of Good and Useful Sundries too numerous to mention. Sale commences at 1 o'clock. BOROUGH OF INGLE WOOD. APPLICATIONS FOR TOWN CLEIIK. 'A IMPLICATIONS, closing on FEBRUARY 4, at 12 o'clock, for the position of Clerk and Treasurer for the above-named Borough, are hereby invited. Salary, £2OO per annum. Sue cessful applicant to devote the whole o1 fcia time to Council business. Full ]«r ticulars of duties can be obtained at th< Council office or at the Daily No*., office, New Plymouth. Dutii-s to rem mence on February IS. GEORGE YOUNG, Mayor. Inglewood, January 2"!, 1914. VISIT THE AUCKLAND EXHIBITIO AUCKLAND EXHIBITIO for the CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR HOLIDAY AN ENJOYABLE TRIP. A COMPLETE CHANGE. KEEN enjoyment. A SPLENDID SHOW. No finer music has been heard in Nc Zealand than that of the ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND. THE®Sibits ark as.™* THE GROUNDS ARE A JAIRYLAN 'Wonderland makes straight hair curly Excursion Fares oil tlie Railways I tie time from everywhere.