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Evening Post, Volume LXVII, Issue 55, 5 March 1904, Page 8

MONDAY MORNING, 7th MARCH, At 11 o'clook. AUCTION SALE OF FIRST-CLASS PHAETON. LEVIKN, SHALLCRASS AND CO will soil by public nuction, at their I'ooms, on Monday morning, na übovo — 1 phaoton carriage, full lock, for einglo or doublo harness, in excellent condition. Must bo sold as owner i« leaving Iho colony. MONDAYTTIh MARCH, At 1 o'clock. On the premises, No. 12, DONALD M 'LEAN-STREET. WF. SUORTT has recoived instrur- • tions to noil as above, by order of tho Executors iv th'o estalo of the> Into Snrnh Elizabeth Nichols, Iho wholo of her Household Furnituro, consisting of— Ohoffonior, drawiugroom enrpot, occasional chairs, fondors and brassqs, hearthrugj, beautiful lot of ornnmonU, mirror, piciurcH, linoleum, slip mats, coir mais, umbrella Bland, dining nnd kitchtm table?, chaim, couch, lamps, fonder and irons, ash pan, gloeuwnro, cutlory, cooking utensils, part dinner set, 'lot crockory, doublo iron bednlondß, spying mattroßsos, feather beds, pillows, shoots, blnnkcts, quilts, towols, waahstnndfl, toilet \ waro, towel horse, chest drawers, mirrors, bedroom chairs, dressing tables, picturos, lnco curtains, sowing mnchinc, baths, buckets, wringers, gardon tools, otc. ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVE. HORSE AND STOCK SALES. AT NAG\S HEAD YARD, DIXON-ST. HAVING received nuniorous requests from a largo numbor of stock and horso wo havo decided to hold Fortnightly Satos of tho t>nmo, at the nbovo yards, every alternative SATURDAY MORNING, commencing noxt Saturday Aveek, 12lh March. By holding those sales wo fool sure that wo will tupply a .longlfclt want, and we trusl that tiy striot attention to this branch of our business that wo may merit tho name lihcral support that has boon accorded us in our other lines of business. Entries uro now invited for the Firat Sale, and enn bo mci'lo with Mr. Armstrong, of Iho Nag's Head Yard, or with llio Auctioneers. SID«Y, MEECH AND CO^ Gonoral Auctioneers, Land and Estalo Agents, Mannotfi-Btroot. JOHNSON VI LLK SALIO YARDS. TUESDAY. Blh MARCH, At 11 a iv. FRKHMAN V. JACKSON <fc CO., in conjunction with ABUAHAM & WILUAMS, Limited, will 801 lat their yardn aa ibovo — 52 fiit bullocks 1-0 fat Mhocp A train leaves Wellington nnd rifanu.wn.lu Railway Stulion ivt 0,55 a.m., roUiruing fvoui Jobnaouvillo at 11.30 a.m. and 2 p.m. - C. K. AVILS'ON, Auotionoor. Local ARont-K BUCHOLZ, .'», Lambton-quay, Wollington. IN BANKRUPTCY. AUCTION SALE OF DAIRY FARM. WEDNESDA.Y,~9th MARCH, 1904. BYRON BROWN (LIMITED) has received iiutrucLions from tho Official I Assignee (in conjunction with tho inortgageo in thu bankrupt estate of G. E. Taylor, dairy farmnr) to soil by. public j auction, on tho farm, nt Rikiovaiigi— The Goodwill of a 100-ncro Dniry Farm. ■ ! The proporty is a first-eluM Government ' 999 years' lease, with a rental of £14 Is 6d per year, has 95 neves iv gra«s, Broomed homo, cow bails, outbuildings, ole, ring fenced, und 7 paddocks. • ] Tho wholo property will 'be sold as, a ?oing concern, with 17.c0w«» young stock,rnpa, homo, and harnoss, farm utcusils, tools, oto. Thoro will also bo sold Z draught horses, tip dray, harness, oto. . Sulo at 2 p.m. WEDNESDAY, 9th MARCH, 1904, At 2.30 p.m. SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Corner Tusman and Douglas Wallaco slroets. ' MESSRS. BAKER BROS, are favourod ' with instructions to sell by public auction, nt thoir rooms, 38, , Lambtonquay, Wellington, on Wednesday, 9lh March, 1904, nt 2.30 p.m.— All that pirco or parcel of land, boing pajt of T.A, 729, on the map of tho City of Wellington, hnving a frontago of 23tt> Sin to TnsmnnHlreot by n depth of 64ft to Douglas Wallace-street. toßother with tho shop aud Dwelling of 5 rooms, with bathroom, oogper, tubs, storeroom, etc, eroded thereon. Tho abovo proporty in woll built, and tho business is capnblo of further development. Further particulars nifty bo had o:i application to BAKER BROS., Auctioneers. OTAKI STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, 9th MARCH, 1904. MESSRS. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS '(Ltij.)- will koll by public auction at their yards, .Otaki, at 1 p.m. — 6 cows in milk 4 dry oows •1 fat cow , 12 yearlings 20 weancip 200 breeding ewos 150 wpolly lambs 10 fat owes 6 Yorkshiro pigs 1 draught filly 1 draught colt ■ 2 horses 1 mure and foal PALMERSTON NORTH STOCK SALE. THURSDAYTIOIh MARCH. A BRAHAM ANeTwILLIAMS (Ltd.) xA.. will sell b^ public nuction at their yards, Rangitikei-stroet, as nbove, at 1 p.m.— 24 good working bullocks (2 teams) 300 2-looth cwea 300 4- tooth wothers 100 brooding owos '300 fM. and forward wothers 500 brooding ewes LEVIN STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, lIth~"MARCH, 1904. ' ABRAHAM ANITwiLLIAMS (Ltd.) will sell by public nuction at their yards Queon-sUoot, at 1 p.m.— 100 ewox 75 lamba . 2,0 weanerß 20 mixed catllo 6 prime fat cows 21 18-monlhs steers 120 2-tooth owes (good) 120 do 5 18-months etoers 20 2 to 2i-yonr steers • 3 18-months ln'ifcra 75 2-tooth wethors 15 wcanor pigs 14 dairy cowe (guarantood) AUCTION SALE. mOWNSE-ND AND PAUL hnvo re- *- coivod iiißtructions from Mr. 11. Southio (who has lon»od his farm) lo sell on tho promisee, Middlo Waiwotu-road, Lower Hult, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, tho 9th March,- nt 1 -o'clock— Tho wholo v of his Household Furniture and Effects, also fowls, ducks: plough, harrows, scnriPor, nnd othur fnrm implements, also n lot of poets, bricks, nnd ladders. Light Luncheon, provided. Salo «t 1 o'olock. TOWNSEND AND PAUL, Auctioneers.