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Advertisements received too late for Classification. SATURDAY, 13th AUGUST, At 1 o’clock. PIANO BY BROAD WOOD. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &o. On the Premise'', George street, opposite the residence of Dr Burns; Frederick it . eyan s has been favored with instructions from the owner (who is leaving for Melbourne), to sell by auction, on the Premises, George street, opposite the residence of Dr Burns, tht effects of a wcll-furnised house, comRosewood piano by Broadwood, large telescope dining table, mahogany bookcase, clicffonicr, pier glass, Brussels carpet, walnut work table, ornaments, pictures, papier machic desks, &c. : plated ware, glass, &c. ; handsome brass bedstead, iron bedsteads, horsehair mattrass, feather bed, large cedar chest of drawers, marble-top looking-glass, handsome dinner service, and the usual requisites of bedroom and kitvhen furniture. Terms cash. THE Undermentioned Goods haying remained in Bond beyond the time prescribed by law, will be sold by public auction, at 12 o’clock to-morrow, 12th mst., at the United Bond, in accordance with ‘ ihe Customs Regulation Act, 1858. D 320 1 box Tobacco D 411 2 cases do D 573 1 hhd. do D 919 1 pkg. do WANTED K NO'W N, Just Landing, 400 TONS COAL, Ex Midas, from Newcastle, and on Sale, Wholesale and Retail. JOHN FINDLAY. WANTED KNOWN Landing, ex Achilles—English Coke, for Malting md Smelting purposes. fa * * JOHN FINDLAY. SPECIAL NOTICE. Oamaru, Timaru, Akaroa, aud Lyttelton. CARGO will be received for the S.S. MAORI. To-morrow (FRIDAY). Offices : Harbour Chambers. WANTED to Dispo.-e of, an Old Established Boot and Shoe Business in Princes street North. For particulars, apply to the proprietor, J. Scoble, George street. WANTED, Tenders for a small job— Breaking Stone. Apply at Cable’s Produce Store, George street. WANTED, a useful Boy. Apply York ID otol. TO Let, Four-roomed Cottage ; Water Is" street. laid on. Apply Wright, Baker, Rattray F O H N HOWIE, Ship and General Blacksmith, legs to intimate to his Friends and the 'ublic generally, that he has Removed ta mre commodious premises in Bond street, nd while thanking his friends for their atrouage during the last three aud a-half ears, hopes, by steady attention to business, 3 merit a share of the same. M ASONIC HALL. HELLER’S WONDERS. THVRSDAY, AUGUST 11th. PART I. 'LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF 1. The Cabalistic Clock.—2. The Aerial g e p( 3 The Fortunes and Misfortunes ,'of i Handkerchief.—4. The Witches’ Pole—i. The Rapier. —6. Cupid amongst the [j oseßi _7. Raising the Wind. —B. The Jhower of Gold. —9. Mocha. PART 11. LAST NIGHT BUT- ONE OF “ La Sonnambula,” and ' “ Last Bose of Summer.” PART 111. SUPERNATURAL VISION I PART IV. PRETTY PARADOXICAL PUE2JI.ES. Doors open at half-past 7; to commence at ( o’clock. SECOND PROGRAMME In active preparation. 7HFTH ENTERTAINMENT, under the _ auspices of the North Dunedin Mutual nprovement Association, for the purpose : Lining the North Dunedin Drill Shed, ill be held to-morrow evening, Friday, 12 th ugnst, 1870. Mr Henry has kindly consented to give a lading. The programme will consist of ;uartettes, Songs, and Solos on English Conirtina. Admission, One Shilling. Fubl ations and Literature. PAIRBAIRN’S IMPERIAL BIBLE DICTIONARY i’amily Bibles, Church Services, &c., &c. llustrated London News, half-yearly volumes lassell’s Illustrated History of England Jaaaell’s Popular Educator, half-calf, 3 vols. few Zealand, by Hoohatettcr , &c.,. &c., &c., At HEITH & WILKIE’S. fJIHE YOUNG LADTE.S’ JOURNAL Contains suitable Reading for families Elegant Designs in' all kinds of useful and ornamental Needlework, accompanied by simple fend complete directions. Colored Fashion Plates and Berlin Patterns from Paris FnU-stge Patterns for cutting out every description of garment worn by the members of a family