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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2408, 20 December 1870, Page 3

Sales by Auction. SATURDAY, 24th DECEMBER, At half-past 1 o’clock. VALUABLE UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. 171 DE CARLE & CO., _J, are instructed by Mr M. Levy, Licensed Pawnbroker, to sell at their Rooms on Saturday, at half-past one o’clock, The following Unredeemed Pledges — 1859 —017, pledged Nov. 20, gold hg lever and albert; 010, ring; 040, Nov. 27, ring; 946, ring; 047, chain; 060, Dec. 1, silver lever and chain; 961, Dec. 3, silver watch; 964, Dee. 4, ring; 086, Dee. 11, clock and vases; 904, Dec. 11, keeper; 907, Dec. 13, locket and negligee; 990. Dec. 14, ring; 1002, Dec. 17. silver verge; 1007, Dec. 18. micro and telescope; 1016, Dec. 20, English clock; 1017, Dec. 21, coat; 1023, Dec. 23, pin; 1050, Dec. 31, silver lever; 1031, Dec. 31, silk dress piece. 1870—8, -Tan. 4, 3 rings, 6 spoons ; 9, 2 shawls; 24, Jan. 7, lace shawl and ring; 2?, silver hunter and open face levers; 43, Jan. 11, coat and trousers; 45, Jan. 12, gold geneva, brooch, and 2dwts gold; 46, brooch; 48, 6 vols books; 49, Jan. 13, coat; 54, keeper; 55, ring; 60, Jan. 17, steam whistle and bell; 66, Jan. 20, gold brooch and earrings; 77, Jan, 22, medal; 106, Feb. 2, keeper; 111, Feb, 3, hunting lever; 116, Feb. 5, brooch; 121, Feb. 7, silver lever; 131, Feb. silver lever; 136, Feb. 12, ring; 14/, heb. 21, ;]-plate lever; 158, Feb. 24, boots; 179, March 2, hunting lever and albert; 190, March 4, gold hunter, albert, and locket in diamonds; 183, March 3, shawl and flannel; 100, March?, underclothing; 212, March 10, gold hunter; 213, gold albert; 220, March 11, silver hunter, gold albert; 225, March 12, gold lever; 230, March 14, gold hunter, gold ring, and pin; 23, gold geneva and albert; 266, March 24, silver hunter; 281, March 28, doc suit; 287, March 30, silver watch; 291, March 31, silver lever; 317, April 6, hunting lever; 321, April 7, 2 dress pieces, 332; April 9, silver watch; 337, April 11, hunting geneva; 341, April 12, earrings; 351, April 13, jacket; 366, April 19, dress piece; 378, April 21, brooch and cross, 382; April 22. gold enamel muff box, the handsomest in the colonies; 390, April 23, skirt and hat; 395, April 25, pin; 406, April 28, brooch ; 416, April 30, barometer; 423, dress and jacket; 438, May 5, silver watch; 463, May 14, silver lever; 469, May 16, geneva and chain; 473, May 18, gold necklace and cross; 479, May _2l, silver hunter and albert; 496, May 25, 2 rings; 504, 2 rings; 508, May 26, gold ;'jplate lover; 526, May 31, bracelet; 527, gold lever and ehain|; 534. June 1, masonic jewellery, gold pendl case and ring; 559, Juno 8, silver lever; 560, necklace and locket; 568, June 9, two rings; 575, June 13, scarf ring; 554, June 15, albert; 592, Juno IS, brooch; 692, July 13, silk dress piece; 697, July 35, poncho; ;22, July 20, shawl and dress piece; 753, July 26, silk dress; 761, July 28, 3 frocks; 766, July 29, jacket; 837, August 11, 7 yards plaid; 842, August 12, suit; 002, August 22, suit; 027, August 27, shirt and drawers; 952 Sept. 8, piece cloth; 1011, Sept. 14, dress and jacket; 1017, Sept. In, dress piece; and a variety of other goods which do not require to be particularised under the Act. The above valuable goods will all be sold to highest bidders.

Government Notices TENDERS are invited for the erection of a Post Oilice and Telegraph Station at Hamnden, in the Province of Otago. General conditions, specilications, and drawings may be seen at the Post Offices of Dunedin, Waikouaiti, and Oamaru, and at Hampden, after the loth inst. Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to noon on Saturday, the 31st day of December next. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. (Signed) W. H. CLAYTON, Colonial Architect, Wellington. TIME SHORTENED. PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT STEAM TENDER. IN consequence of the accepted Tenderers having withdrawn from their Contract, fresh Tender* will be received at the (Jovornment Oilice, Dunedin, until noon of Wednesday, 21st Dec., 1870, for the performance of a fortnightly Steam Service between Dunedin and Riverton, calling at Port Molyncux, Gatlin’s River, Waikawa, Toetoes, and Bluff; same steamer to proceed to Preservation Inlet and Martin’s Bay, once in every Three Months. The successful Tenderer will require to give adequate, security for the performance of the Contract. J. MACANDREW, Superintendent. Drapery. THE BEST OF FRIENDS MOST PART. QLAPPERTON In saying Farewell to Dunedin, would beg also to intimate that owing to long-con-tinued sickness in family he is compelled to give up business and return to Melbourne. A. C. feels that ho would be wanting in gratitude did lie not take the present opportunity of returning his sincere thanks to his numerous customers for the very liberal patronage he has received during the six years he has been in business. THE STOCK.OF DRAPERY Will now' be olfered during the present Month AT PRICES REGARDLESS OF COST. FINAL CLEARING SALE Now Going On. Terms cash. II E A P P R 1 N T I N G. “ EVENING STAR ” OFFICE, Bill Heads, Circulars, &c.