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Evening Star, Issue 3795, 23 April 1875, Page 2

SALES BY AUCTION. SATURDAY, 24th APRIL, At 12 o’clock sharp, On account of whom it may c<* jncern. 1G POCKETS TASMANIA Just landed. . HOPS, 1870, . ex Otago. * eo. their Room . quoted to sell by auction, at ApriJ, p j c 12 ’o’clock' 6 Bl '° et ’ ° n Saturda 7. 24th Id pockets Tasmanian hops, 1875, ex Otago, With all faults. Terms cash. SATURDAY, APRIL 24. At 12 o’clock. At the New Stores of Mr G. P. Reid, Stafford street. Important Unreserved Sale by Auction of 86 cases, casks, and packages of superior housem?nlFan? ° m °- e fu ™ iture and furnishings, pianofortes, pier glasses and toilet glasses, °J®V apl3 l? ~a nd . chromos, picture frames, clocks and timepieces, bronzes, crystal, china, and porcelain ware, electro-plated ware, fancy Ic , & c ke &c ene lamP3 ’ gl ° beS ’ and chi W> T( r>-^ urni j Ur ? Warehousemen, Music-sellen r^ < if^ er^TT Watclima^er3 and Jewellen Staffordshire Warehousemen, Ironmonger! i'ancy Goodsmen, Town and Up-countr lubtta.^ 63 ***** •«» «■ li/T'LANDRESS, HEPBURN, & CC be ? H faTored with instruction from the Importers to sell by auction, wither reserve at the New Stores of Mr G. F. Rei<i oJ^. R A on and Saturday, 23r and 24th April, at 12 o’clock, 86 CASES, CASKS, and PACKAGES, As above, all selected especially for thismarkel and comprising, in WALNUT FURNITURE; . Cottage and semi-cottage pianofortes, drav ingroom suits in velvet, crimson, and stripe repp, embroidered satin and figured silk music-stools, and footstools to match: lo tables miaid centres; spider block tablei card tables, coffee, snap, and Sutherland folc mg tables, backgammon and bell work table; reading tables, fitted with desk and cand] branches; cheffoniers, with high plate-ghu backs and doors, with marble tops: superic cabinet what-nots, Canterbury do, Jenny Lin do, comer do, enclosed do, Davenports, fane occasional folding chairs, wicker-seat chain «c., &c., &o, MAHOGANY FURNITURE. •Pu nin ?’ 1:00111 . Buits ’ in father,’ sft and 6; cylinder book-case and writin J a ,j e » glove boxes, hat and umbrella stand naJLI tables and chairs, wicker-seat chairs, war< robes, with plate-glass fronts, fitted wit drawers ; trays and bonnet boxes, washstand marble tops; toilet tables, with glasses con piete, with marble tops and stands ; sbavit stands, O. G. and fluted commodes, twist an fluted towel rails, cane-seat chairs, ladder-bac i. 11 I’ and ,°. f ee f bagatelle boards, with cuei balls, &c. ; childs’ chairs, do berger seats ar play boards, round, square, and fluted, ei closed washstands, hat rails, &c., &c., &o. OAK, BIRCH, SYCAMORE, & PAPIE MACHE FIiRNLTURE. Hall tables and chairs, hat and umbrel] stands, folding chairs, do with arms aud le rests, ladies do, handsome inlaid papier macb chairs, &c.,&c,, &c. SUNDRIES. Velvet, tapestry, Axminster and Stormoui rugs, all sizes, chair cushions, sideboard mat Vand yf e d o, Alhambra quilts, feather pillov and bolster, hassocks, Salivariam footstool horse hair, &0., &c. BEST BRITISH PLATE PIER-GLASSE AND TOILET GLASSES In gilt, walnut, aud mahogany frames. Pier X lasscs-50 z 40, 40 x 30, 36 x 24, ar oU X 10. Toilet glasses—square, round, oval, aud arc tops, marble, box, and plain trays (all size from 10 x 8 to 24 v 18. . Oleographs in superior English gilt frame including many choice and several quite ne subjects. ’ Water Colors and Chromo-Lithographs. Picture Frame Mouldings, in gilt, ./alnu and rosewood. Clocks, Bronze and Fancy WareAlabaster, marble, porcelain, gilt, medallioi and musical clocks and timepieces, regulator baiometers, thermometers, bronze ewers vas< and statuettes (very elaborate), five light ca bomsed silver and gilt candelabra, china ar porcelam figures, groups, and centre-piece crystal lustres, flower-pots, &c; v &c., with glai shades and stands. ° ELECTRO-PLATED WARE. Tea and coffee services, cruet frames, vmg do, liquor frames, 12in to 16in. w &0., &c. ’ KEROSENE LAMPS In endless variety, with cut aud frosted i globes, and chimneys. The whole to be sold without the sli reserve. can be obtained i Rooms of the Auctioneers. Goods m view. , N * B :r ? arties unable to attend the sa nave their commissions attended to I Auctioneers free of charge. Terms liberal at sale. SATURDAY, 24th APRIL. At 2 o’clock. F!FTY VALUABLE FREEHOLD Cl’S BUILDING ALLOTMENTS Napier’s Bush. * TI/TTiANDRES3, "HEPBURN, & C J~.. are favored with instructions from 1 proprietor, to offer for public sale, in th <, ° S,tard,) '- * freehold building Fifty valuable ments, — Being a subdivision 0 f sections 11, 13,14,15, 16, 25, 26, 27, 28 29 30, block XXXYI, Dunedin, ’ B fl en^ d Property is, without except] H ° f r nest m Dunedin, and is, moreover, the block now available for subdivision. Its o manding position, its sunny aspect, and its c a |» ke to the buisiness part of the ( and the Recreation Ground, claim for it the Sprites * aU Wh ° deair ® to obfcain choico bu The terms are exceedingly liberal planß , of the Property , further particulars can be obtained at the ofi PUBLICATIONS Just Publshed, Piiee One Shill 0 N S S^® C °MM.DN CAUSES MON ARY CONSUMPTIC By Robebi? H. Bakewell. D ’> ft. Andr., M.XC.S.,Eng., Fe! Royal Medical and 'Chirurgical Sooief don, late President of the Medical Inmdad, Visiting Physician of t Asylum, and Modioal Officer of Heal Colony; formerly on the Medical St Army m the Crirmea and at Scutari “Th^ “ Reports on leprosy, ’• adclre: and the Se State for the Colonies. . Zealand: Wise ondon ; H, K, Lerv tjs, Grower stare©