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Evening Star, Issue 3894, 17 August 1875, Page 3

*AiLB» BY AUCTION. WEDNESDAY, 18th AUGUST, At half-part 10 a’oleok. KAKORAL Tg Working: Plant and Shop Fittings of J. Wilkinson, butcher. Kaikorai, will bo sold by auction on Wednesday, 18th instant at haJfpaat 10 sharp, without reserve, By order of the Creditors, ACLEAN BROTHERS. M THURSDAY, 19th AUGUST. At 2 o’clock. To Timber Merchants, Builders, Carpenters and Others. ' WHITBLAW & CO. have received instructions to sell by auction, on the reclaimed land near Driver, Stewart, and Co.’s Store, on Thursday, 19th inst,,at 2 o’clock.' Cargo red, white, and blaok pine, ez s.s. Express, 40,000 ft. red andj whitej)ine, consist* ing of—--4,840ft, 3 z Ito 7 x 1 25,776 ft, 7 x 11 and 7 x li 1,200 ft, 7 x 1J to 9 x 3 7,170 ft, 10x1 to 12x7 6,000 ft black pine and totara 3,300 ft., 3 x2to6x3 2,700 ft d x 4 to 12 x 4. In lots to suit purchasers. Terns at sale. FRIDAY, 20th AUGUST,! At 12 o’clock sharp. • On the Premises, Bay View House, High street. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. W BARNETT & CO. are instructed by • Mr Thomas Keenan to sell by auo* tion, on the premises, Bay View House, High ssreet, lately occupied by 0. Flexman, Esq., Friday, August 20, at 12 o’clock, The whole of the household furniture, comprising— Telescope dining table, three entra'(leaves drawingroom suite, green rep; pier glass, 50 x 40; cheffoniers, 100 tames, velvet pile covers, carpet, 17 x 13; fen* ders and irons, hearth rug, curtains, poles, and rings, wax cloth, wardrobe, Scotch and other chests cf drawers, donble and single bedsteads, H.H. mattrasses, washstands, and toilet seta, dressing glasses, Singer’s sewing machine, mirrors, oil paintings, engravings, crystal lustres, vases, American stove, crockery, kitchen utensils, fto. Also, an excellent musical box—twelve tunes, drums, bells, and all the latest improve- • meats. Without reserve. Terms cash. Catalogues ia preparation.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 2L 1876, At 12 o’clock. WEAR NETT & 00. • will cell by auction, at their Rooms, Princes street, as above, the following on* redeemed pledges, left with A. Solomon, Pawnbroker, George street: — 1874.—January 23rd, 79, gold watch. July Bth, 453, dress; 31st, 524, brooch. September 2nd, 622, pair trousers; 22nd, €97, desk; 26th, 718, silver watch; 719, two pairs earrings and brooch, October 3rd, 744, ring; sth, 748, sewing machine; 752, albert chain; 6th, 763, brooch; 9th, 777, silver watch; 10th, 779, brooch ; 782, table cover; 14th, 797, parcel of sundries; 24th, 851, albert chain and ring: 855, pair blankets and quilt; 29th, 869, parcel of sundries; 30th, 871, brooch and earrings; 31st, 875, silver watch. November 14th, 937, brooch, earrings, and ring; 16th, 945, chain; 949, albeit chain, 3 ozs. 16 dwts.; 17th, 951, chain and pistol; 953, 14 yards silk; 21st, 964, silver watch; 27th, 1005, locket and necklet. December 3rd, 1026, silvdt watch; 7th, 1038, gold watch and chain; Bth, 1043, brooch, locket, and ring; 22nd, 1101, coat; 24th, 1112, two pairs earrings; 31st, 1145, coat; 1147, two rings. 1875.—January 4th, 7, 3, tools; 6th, (30, silver watch ;'l6th, 80, silk dress piece; 20th, 104, gold watch: 26th, 135, coat; 27th, 138, pair earrings; 29th, 145. silver watch; 30th. 147, box of tools and clothes; 149, coat; 150, brooch and earrings; 151, chain. February Ist, 154; pair of earrings ; 3rd, 164, breast pin; 9th, 189, silver watch; 10th, 202, silver watch; 13th, 215, set of mathematical instruments; 15th, 223, pair of earrings; 16th, 227, coat ana vest f 17th, 234, silver watch; 237, silver watch; 18th, 242, silver watch; 20th, 263, silver watch. February 22nd, 258, coat. March 4th. 303, suit; Bth, 319, suit; 13th, 345, coat; 16th, 355, suit; 24th, 389, coat. , April 27th, 628, coat. May sth, 561, dress and skirt; 6th, 663, coat; 10th, 680, suit; 13th, 603, parcel of men’s clothing; 14th, 605, three dresses and shawl; 19th, 629, coat. PUBLIC NOTICES. SECOND EDITION. NOW "READY. C7TEW OF DUNEDIN, on Tinted Paper, T for sending Home. Tq bo had from all Booksellers, or at ‘ Illustrated New Zealand Herald’ Office, Stafford street. PRICE ONE SHILLING. J- AD IE S’ TURKISH BATHS TO-MORROW, AND EVERY WEDNESDAY, from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. LADIES’ Tepid Swimming Bath, Moray place, To-merrow and every Wednesday, from 8 a.m. till dusk. rHE only Cure for Rheumatism I Turids i Bath, Moray place. Try it. THE COLONIAL BUILDING AND INVESTMENT COMPANY (Lmithd). Registered Joint Stock Company’s Act.

Cap itAij, SIOO,OOO, INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. r[E attention of Parents desirous of Investing for themselves or their children wn%U weekly sums, to enable, them, to receive at a certain period the sum of L6O or multiples thereof, is drawn to the above Investment Department, affording, as it does, a good rate of interest, with the privilege to investors of prompt withdrawal of their deposits [and interest at short periods. For further particular apply to LOUIS BASCF, Secretary, Temple Chambers, Princes street. BECK’S ESTATE. A LL Persons owing Accounts in this Estate not yet paid, will be legally (proceeded against DR BAKE WELL, M.D., has taken an office over Messrs Peterson’s shop, northeast corner of Octagon and George street Entrance in Octagon. Honrs of attendance from 3 to 5, and from 7 to 8 p.m. -daily (Sundays excepted). 11 Private residence comer of. Geoige and Albany streets. August 9. LOST, FOUND. Ao STRAY ED from the Brick-yard, comer of Clyde and Dundas streets, a small Ohesnut Mare; blaze on face; branded “ W.M.” on off shoulder. One pound reward to finder on delivery at above address. C. Howard.