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Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 3616, 24 September 1874, Page 3

Lata Advertisements. SATURDAY, 2t»th SEPTEMBER, At 12 o’clock. VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Cottage Pianoforte (by John Broadwood and Sons). Rare ornaments, bronzes, statuettes, pier glasses, original paintings, in oil and water colors, and careful copies of celebrated pictures. Pony phaeton, horse and harness, and the well-known saddle horse Bobby Burns. Also a carefully selected Library of Standard Works. M‘LANDRESS, HEPBURN - , & CO. have been instructed by E. Oliver Esq. (who is leaving for Europe), to sell by auction, at his residence, Dundas street, on Saturday, September 26, at 12 o’clock, The whole of his superior household furniture and effects. The . furniture has been for a very short time in use, is of the best quality, and uncommonly well kept. IN THE DRAWING-ROOM. Very handsome walnut suites, upholstered in Utrecht velvet, consisting of couch, two easy chairs, six chairs, and two footstools, centre table with carved claw ; card table, I do; occasional table, Canterbury, fancy chairs, brilliant pier-glass, cornice pole, rings, Ac. ; curtains, large inlaid cabinet, Brussels carpets, hearthrugs, fenders and fire-irons ; emu-egg vase, mounted in sterling silver ; stereoscope and'slides, Parian figures, and other ornamental items. THE DINING-ROOM. In fine dark oak, comprises—Massive oak dining-table, extending to 9ft., with four extra leaves; oak sideboard, fitted with cellarette and plate trays j two oak bookcases, 6ft x 4't Gin each ; oak dining-room suite, upholstered in finest morocco, including couch, two easy chairs, eight dining chairs, and two lootstools; carved oak portfolio stand; plate-glass front gilt frame pier-glass, 50m x4oin ; bronze figure candlesticks and ether ornaments ; marble timepiece, striking hours and half-hours ; gilt cornices, vallances, and curtains ; superior Brussels carpet, 18ft x 16ft, hearthrug to match ; polished steel and ormolu fender and fire-irons ; coal vase, &c. THE LIBRARY Comprises about 1,000 volumes of carefullyseleeted standard works. THE PICTURES Include many original paintings in oil and watercolors. and copies of celebrated pictures, chiefly from the National Gallery, by well-known artists. hall. Oak table and sideboard, and two chairs; umbrella stand, aneroid barometer, billiard table, hall lamp, floorcloth ; large Parian bust on pedestal, Clytie, &c. THE BEDROOMS* Are furnished with selected brass and iron bedsteads, walnut and mahogany suites, comprising French and winged wardrobes, plate glass and mirror fronts, cheats of drawers, massive marble-top washstands, with choice ware, dressing tables with dressing-glass attached, walnut cabinet, bedroom chairs, Brussels carpets, superior bedding, eiderdown quilts, mahogany easy chairs, cornice poles and curtains, baths, towels, rails, and'every other THE KITCHEN Is complete with appliances.

pOACH-HOUSE and stables, very superior pony phaeton and. harness, two gentlemen's saddles and bridles, the well-known horse Bobby Burns, horse mgs and rollers, furnace and boiler, indiarubber hose, garden tools, &c. Catalagues at the rooms of the Auctioneers. Terms at sale. ON SALE. CHOICE Redding Plants by the dozen, lw, or 1,000, comprising Verbenas, Fnschias, Petunias, Heliotropes, Dahlias, Ageratums, Geraniums, Bue Lobelia, and Golden Feathered fyratheutn for edging, Any of the above may be planted out with safety on or after October 20. Orders are now being booked; and will be executed in strict rotation. N.B.—A choice collection of Pinks, Carnations, and Picotees. Dahlias, beat show varieties, 12s per dozen. CARTER & WEST, NURSERY AND SEEDSMEN, Great King and George streets, DUNEDIN. CWVERNMRN'f NOTICES. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. NOTICE is hereby given, that the several parcels of land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of “ The Laud Transfer Act, 1870,” unless caveat in the meantime be lodged forbidding the same. Sections 73. 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79. Block YI., North Harbor and Blueskin District, and Section 38, Block 1,, Lower Harbor, West District; Edward Kemp M‘Liskey, of Dunedin, bootmaker, anplicant. 1,632, 1633. Section 13, Block XXX fl., Town of Dunedin ; William Galloway, of Dunedin, tailor, applicant. I,6s^. Allotments 3, and 4, Block HI., Township of Mornington; John Matthewaon, of Dunedin, stonemason, applicant. 1,630Part of Sections 63 and 64, Block XVIU., Sown of Lmnedip; John Wallace, of grocer, applicant. 1,640. Section Bf, Green Island Bush District; John Muir, late of Green Island, now of Palmerston, settler, applicant. 1,642. Section 2, Block XXII., Town of Dunedm ; Samuel James Jackman, of Dunedin, Custom-house officer, applicant, 1,644. Part of Section 160, Port Chalmers s Charles Kerr, of Port Chalmers, sailmaker, applicant. 1.645. * F ' Allotment 4, RJoqk IV., Township of Moi mgton ; Bridget Agnes O’Brien, Mornington, widow, applicant Part of Section 19, Block I, Dunedi William Windmill, of Dunedin, butch and Archibald Kelly, e f Wellingtt engineer, applicant. 1,652. Paft of Section 43, Block IX., Dunedin; William Acton Blakeway Adams as | attorney for Andrew Bald, of Glasgow, Scotland, gentleman, applicant, 1.654. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated th;§ gnd Jay of September, 1874, at I the Lftnds Registry Office, Dunedin. D. F. MAIN, District Land Registrar.

PVBLIC NOTICES. FINAL NOTICE. ALL Accounts due to the Undersigned must be paid on or before the end of the month, or legal proceedings will be taken to enforce payment of same. Payments can be made to Mr D. & Hay. ALEXANDER R. HAY.