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Audi lON SALE —ON—THURSDAY, JAN. 22, 1874. THOMAS STANBROOK, instructed by Dr Lake, who is leaving for Switzers, will sell, at his residence, Murray-street, the whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Kitchen Utensils, &c. &c. If not previously disposed of. Together with THREE SADDLE HORSES; “ Pussy,” the well-known hurdle jumping mare, “Gambler,.’’ a splendid showy hack, and “Joe,” a good- serviceable weight-carrying hack, all in tip-top condition. Recollect time and date of sale, also the fact that no reserve is placed upon any article coming under the hammer. THOMAS STANBROOK, District Auctioneer. Thomas stanbrook, the DISTRICT AUCTIONEER, Will sell, immediately after the Government Land Sales on THURSDAY, 22nd inst., on behalf of Vincent Pyxe, Esq., M.H.R.,that well-known and valuable CORNER ALLOTMENT, situate near the Courthouse, Cromwell, being Section 28, of Block 111., having frontage to Inniscort and Erris Streets. The auctioneer, in calling attention to the sale of this valuable property, would suggest, owing to the difficulty in procuring good build - ing sites in this rising town, that intending purchasers should not forget time and date of sale. THOMAS STANBROOK, Auctioneer. QOHPO RATION OF CROMWELL. AUDITORS’ REPORT. To the Mayor and Councillors of Cromwell. Gentlemen, —We beg to inform you that we have completed audit of Corporation accounts to 2nd instant, and have found same correct. Statementsof Receipts and Expenditure are as under : RECEIPTS. £O5Oll 2 From above statement, yon will see that salaries have not been charged as previously recommended, which we trust will receive attention for the future. The item £9 for dog taxes appears to us very small, and might be considerably augmented. Before concluding our report, we have much pleasure in testifying to the very satisfactory manner in which the books of the Corporation have been kept during the last half-year, and should strongly recommend to your Council that the salary of the Town Clerk should be the same as that of previous ones, viz., £35 per .annum. We are, Gentlemen, yours faithfully, John A. Pkesiiaw ) . C. F. Johnson | Audltors - Cromwell, January 13, 1874. LOST, a GOLD LOCKET. Supposed j to have been dropped between Mr Kidd's Hotel and the Bridge on Sunday evening. The finder will be suitably rewarded on returning it to this office. Heart of oak q.m. company, REGISTERED. The adjourned General Meeting of Shareholders will he held at the Company’s Office on MONDAY, 2Gth inst., at 7.30 p.m. JAMES MARSHALL, Manager. COLLEEN PAWN Q.M. COMPANY, REGISTERED. The General Meeting of Shareholders stands adjourned till THURSDAY, 29th January, at 5 p. m. D. MacKELLAR, Manager,