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Evening Star, Issue 3075, 27 December 1872, Page 4

'"BALES BY AUCTION: SATURDAY, 28th DkCEMBER, At 11 o’clock. BOOTHS AT CALEDONIAN GATHERING, lat and 2nd January, 1873. M ‘LANDRESS, HEPBURN, and CO. arc instructed by the Committee of the Caledonian Society to sell by Auction, at their Rooms, Manse street, on Saunday, 28th December, at II o’clock, The S tes ! 'ppropriat d f m Refreshment Booths at the forthe-min s Caledonim Gathering, to be held in the North Dunedin Recreation Ground, on Wednesday and Thursday, the Ist and 2nd January, 1873. Also, The right of Printing the Cards, A plan of the Booths can be seen on the day of sale at the Rooms of the Auctioneers. Terms Cash. SATURDAY, 28th DECEMBER, At 1 o’clock. Extensive Sale of Valuable UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. By order of MR Al. LEVY, PAWNBROKER, DM. SPE I) D IN G . has received instructions from MrM. Levy to sell by public auc ion, at the Rooms of the Auctioneer, a large and superior Assortment of Unredeemed Pledges, as partly enumerated : 1871 —March21—114,1 gun. 25—416, wed-ding-ring and keeper. 27—423, s htg lever watch. Aprilb—4Bo,telescope. May2U—6o9, s snuff-box ; 070, gold watch. 22—682, 1 gun. 23—684, gold ring. 26—687, s htg lever watch. 27—698, gold watch. 30—716, s htg lever watch. Juue 17—790, s lever watch. 20—805, 1 coat; 806, gold ring. 28—838, s htg lever watch. July 21—958, set gold studs and sleeve links. 25—969, pair gold earnings. 26—975, silver watch. August 4—lolo, gold ring. 7—1025, s lever watch. 9—1043, s htg lever watch. 12— 1058, s htg lever watch. 15—1081, gold watch and chain 17 —1088, gold brooch; 1089, s htg lever watch. 19—1094, 1 gun. 23 —1116. gold htg lever and albert. 25 — 1122, gold albert, locket, and coin. 29 1138. gold ring. 31—1144, gilt watch and albert. September 11—1188, silver watch. 21—1222, silver walch and gold chain. 22- 1237, revolver. September 30—1245, 1 coat and gold ring. October 2—1256, 1 coat and 2 vests ; 1260, 3 gold rings. 10— 1283, silver watch. 19—1324, pair gold earrings. 26 —1350, 6 shirts. November 1 —1373, silver watch. 4—1386, s htg lever watch. 7—1402. silver watch and chain, 29—1461, gold ring. December 1;>—1512, shawl, 2 frocks, 2 waterproofs, 16—1516, writing d~sk. 18—1520, workhox, gold brooch, and locket. 27—1540. gold brooch and earrings. 1872. —January 4—12, s htg lever watch. IC—4l. silver watch. 16— 67, s htg lever watch ; 70, silver card case. 2>t—ll4, gold locket, necklace, and cross. 29—120, acarf-shiw ; 121, 3 articles of clothing. 30—123, si'k skirt, February 3 - 137, gold and diamond brooch. 7 —157, velvet jacket. 12—179, 12 articles of wearing apparel. 16 203, 7 articles of wearing apparel. 17—204 dress piece ; 206. silver watch. 20—216, 10 articles of wearing apparel. 24—237, dress and pair boots ; 238, 1 silk dress. 28—254, silk dress. 29 _ 287, 7 articles of wearing apparel, March 2 11—305, s htg lever watch. 19—338. gold ring, 22—3 0, gold albert. 23—355, silver watch. 30-379, gold ring. April 2—388, gold watch ; 389, silk dress and jacket. 3—395, gold watch ; 396, gold brooch, 4—403, s htg lever watch ; 404, s htg lever watch. 8-412. silver medal. 9—416, gold brooch. 11—424. silver watch. 17-446, ilver cup, 18 -456, 2 Crimean shirts. 20—462, 21 forks and 8 spoons. 29 492, cold locket and 2 rings. May 4- 517, 2 >ilver sp and 2 salts. 28-577, silver watch a d gold chain. 30—584, pair gold earrings. June I—sßß, gold watch and chain. 3- -592, pair gold earrings and pin. 15 —618, 1 chronometer. 18—624 silver watch; 627, vest and trousers. 20—631, s lever watch 21—635, gold watch and albert. 24-638, Scotch plaid. Also ABOUT 250 OTHER LOTS, Which do not require advertising. Terms—Cash on fall of hammer. OTAGO WOOL AND FLAX STORES. Driver, stewart, and go., STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, AND WOOL AND PRODUCE BROKERS, DUNEDIN, are prepared to make ADVANCESontheM *T LIBERAL tERMS on the INCOMING CLIP of WOOL, also on NEW ZEALAND HEMP or other Produce, either for sale here or for shipment to their Agents in Melbourne, London, or the United States. They will hold SALES at— KAIKORAI YARDS, every Wednesday, at 11 o’clock, of Eat Cattle, Sheep and Lambs. OTAGO WOOL AND PRODUCE STORES, every Wednesday, at 3 o’clock, of Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, Tallow, Flax, &c.

TO STOCKOWNEES, FAEMEES, BUTCHEES, &c. JOHN MACLEAN, of the late lirm of Driver, Maclean & Co., begs to an* nounce that he has recommenced business, ou his own account, as a STOCK, station, and geneeal COMMISSION AGENT. And that he is prepared to undertake the Lie of Stations, Stock, Farm Produce, Wool, Hides, Sheepskin o , Flax, &c., &c., and to make Liberal Advances on the same, when consigned to him for sale, and will hold periodical Auction Sales, at times and places to be hereafter announced. Office — Martin’s Buildings, High street and vi anse street. Saleyard in Town—Commercial taleyard, High street and Rattray street. HAIRDRESSERS. FB EIS 8E L, by Appointment, Hair- . dresser and Perfumer to U 11. H. the Duke of Edinburgh, K.G., and His Excellency Sir G. Bowen, K.C.8., PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Baths Open at 6 a.m,, Summer Season. TAILORS. w illiam sincla TAILOR and clothier, Princes Street, (Opposite Criterion Hotel,) Dunedin. I R, OTICE OF removal, -n. % M OLEA Y begs to inform his friends 1 the public that he has removed from the hai-on to Stafford street, three doors from mces strft, where he continues to make suits and other garments of the best fiUty at the most moderate prices.