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Evening Star, Issue 3929, 28 September 1875, Page 3

Late Advertisements; THURSDAY, 80th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o’clock. SURPLUS 'HIP’S STORES, Ex Waimea. M ‘LANDLESS, HEPBURN, AND CO. avc Instructed by the Agents for the New Zealand Shipping Company to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Manso street, on Thursday, 80th September, at 2 o’clock, . A large quantity of surplus ship storrs, ex Waimea, consisting of—l 3 casks beer, 5 cases pin t wine, 30 cases preserved onions and c-.rr.ifs, 30 puncheons flour, 30 cases : preserved milk, 20 tins preserved potatoes, 5 cases soap, 15 casks ' rice, 20 casks oatmeal, 8 casks split peas, 10 cases lime juice, 4 casks raw sugar, 4 casks loaf sugar, 20 bags biscuits, 4 bhds, do,, 2 casks molasses, 19 casks containing sundries, coffee, tea, arrowroot, sago, mustard, &c., &c. Terms at sale. THURSDAY, 30th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o’clock. On account of whom it may concern. /.-r assortment of Oilmen’s stores and groceries, Just landed. r Anymore or less damaged, Ml nil !•: r.ioulavs in next ftdvtrtiseraent, ‘LANDRESS, HEPBURN, AND CO.

Late Advertisements; li THURSDAY, 80th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o’clock. SURPLUS 'HIP’S STORES, Ex Waimea. ‘LANDRESS, HEPBURN, AND CO. i-'JL avc Instructed by the Agents for the New Zealand Shipping Company to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Manso street, on Thursday, 80th September, at 2 o’clock, . A large quantity of surplus ship storrs, ex Waimea, consisting of—l 3 casks beer, 5 cases pin t wine, 30 cases preserved onions and carrots, 30 puncheons flour, 30 cases preserved milk, 20 tins preserved potatoes, 5 cases soap, 15 casks rice, 20 casks oatmeal, 8 casks split peas, 10 cases lime juice, 4 casks raw sugar, 4 casks loaf sugar, 20 bags biscuits, 4 bhds, do,, 2 casks molasses, 19 casks containing sundries, coffee, tea, arrowroot, sago, mustard, &c., &c. Terms at sale. THURSDAY, 30th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o’clock. On account of whom it may concern. A assortment of Oilmen’s stores and groceries, r Just landed. r Anymore or less damaged, I nil !■: r.ioulavs in next ftdvtrtiseraent, ‘LANDRESS, HEPBURN, AND CO. WEDNESDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER, At 12 o'clock. HO.; UPHOLD FURNITURE. BARNETT AND CO. will sell by ► auction, at their Rooms, Princes street, on W ednesdav, at 12 o’clock, Household furniture, personal effects, jewellery, electro-plated ware, crockery, &c. On recount of whom it may concern. Terms cash. WEDNESDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER. At 12 o’clock. By order of the Public Trustee. PERSONAL EFFECT?, JEWELLERY, WATCHES, BOXES, ft SUNDRIES. tii luo lute*tate hstates of John Telferand others. ’ Terms cash. w A K NETT AND CO. i f . SATURDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, At 3 o’clock, Grig or, maitland, and co. have been favored with instructions to soil by public auction, on the above date and hour, at their Rooms, Sections 1 to 37, block C, A. M'NeiU’s subdivision of part of section 7, block 35, Olutha District, divided into quarter-acre and 33ft. frontage sections to Main South road, in the Township of Balclutha. TOWNSHIP or LINDEN.

FOII SALESUBDIVISION of Sections 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, and 73. JONES, BASCH, & CO. CHOICE BUILDING SITES FOR SALE _ ln the Immediate Neighborhood of Dunedin. t Choice Building Sites immediately -A. adjoining the residences of John Anderson, Robert Banks, and James Scanlan, Esquires, known as the extension of St. Andrews, Cavorsham. The land is of the very finest quality, sound and dry ; with just sufficient slope to insure effective drainage; and is subdivided into allotments varying in area from onc-eighth of an acre to four acres each—one minute’s walk to Caversham Railway Station. For plans and particulars apply to CONNELL & MOODIE, Or, JOHN ANDERSON, Esq., Caversham. I.O.G.T.—UNION OF OTAGO 'JEMRLE. TEMPERANCE HALL. rjIHE Next Meeting will be on Friday, Octo--B- ber 1, at 7.30 p.m. Business; Conferring Second Degree. HUBERT M'KENZIE, Degree Secretary. I>T1 >T jEDgES left with the undersigned can be redeemed, or interest paid, by applying to A. Myers and Co., City Loan Office, Princes street. CHAPMAN JACOBS, Late Pawnbroker, George street. CITY OF DUNEDIN. IIVENDEK3 will bo received at the Town ft Clerk’s Cilice, Manse street, on or before ■Wednesday, 29th September, at 3 p.m., for the fullowir works separately ; Ist For forming section 2, Town Belt Slain Drive. 2nd For constructing Sewer under Princes street north ; for forming and laying earthenware pipes at Castle street, and other works. 3rd. For forming the south side of Albert street. Plans and specifications at City Surveyor’s Ofliee. September 22, 1575. J. M. MASSEY, Town Clerk, WANTED Known Just received per Mail—The finest assortment of Back Combs in town, from Is upwards, at Dreaver’s, Georgetract. WANTED Known—Also per Mail— Latest in Hair Ornaments, from Is per pair, Dreaver’s, George street. WANTED Known - - Spring shipments now opening. Fifty-one cases Spring Good, e.x VUumea. A. and T. Inglis, WAN TED Known—Umbrellas and Sunshades ! Sunshades and Umbrellas !! The new Globe-handle Sunshade. ___ A. and T. Inglis. WANTED Known—New Silk Sunshades in plain, fancy, and Japanese. A. and T. Inglis. WANTED Known—New Silk Umbrellas, plain and twilled. The new twelveribbed Silk Umbrella made to order at A. and T. Inglis’s. ANTED Known—New Spring Dress ♦ V Goods, in all the new and most fashionable materials. A. and T. Inglis, WANTED Known New Hats, Ke l Flowers, New Bonnets; the Ne' dough and Ready Turnside Straw Hat, tb most fashionable worn, at A, and T. Inglis’s, | |UIU L’-(.'LiV3S Board and Residence {for -*■ Two Gentlemen, Bay View House, High street. ’ ANTED TO PURCHASE, a Billed * Bagatelle Table. C. Ziele and Co,, Rattray street.