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Evening Star, Issue 4070, 13 March 1876, Page 3

▲potion NoOom . TUESDAY, l«h HABCH. DUNEDIN ANNUAL RACES. PROVINCIAL YARDS. W ] EIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO., will sell by auction on Tuesday, 14th inst., at 12 o’clock sharp. The Booths, Grand Stand, Saddling Paddock, Race Cards, Entrance Gates Fruit Stand, Ac. Authorised Charges— Saddling Paddock Grand Stand ss. ss. The Gates— Foot Passenger Saddle Hone One-horse Trap Two horse Trap Four-horse Trap Ib. 2s 6d. 6a. 7s 6d. 10s. Licensed traps 2s 6d, to pur once only ead day ; the passengers of same Is each. _ Full particulars c>n be obtained from Mr Sydney James, Secretary to the Jockey Club. TUESDAY, 14th MARCH, At 2 o’clock. To Ironmongers, Storekeepers, and Others. 75 CASES AXES. HITBLAW & CO , , have bden instructed by the importer to sell by auction, at their street;, onJPnqsdayi lifchiMerch* at 2 o’clock * 25 eases, each I doz 1 20 do do do heavy do 20 do hunters’ hatchets • IQ.do boys’axes.,. at &fA

TUESDAY, 14th MARiH, At 2 o’clock. To General Dealers and Others. WH ITE LA W & 00. are-instructed by the Importers to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Rattray street, on Tuesday, 14th March, at 2 o’clock, 345 cases Hey wood’s American chairs 10 do pick heads 18 do. axe handles. 7 do pick do 5 do hearth brooms 75 boxes pipes. 2 bales printing paper 2 do seaming twine 50 bris dried apples 40 packages tea, duty paid oats, 13.15. jU7, and 18ft 20 cwt, Canterbury bacon. 24 qrs sherfy, unreserved. 20 cases port wine, do 20 casks Arrol’s pint ale, do. Terms at sale. m6nday; 27th march, At 11 o’clock sharp. To Timber Merchants, Contractors, Buildem. Speculators, and others. VALUABLE CITY LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. WSIT EU A W fc COhave received instructions from Messrs Guthrie and Lamach to sell by auctioW, at the I timber yards of Messrs Black, Thom«on, and ! Co., the whole of the latter firm’s Mumrted of rough and manufactured building materials, in lots to snit purchasers. Also, the whole of their splendid machinery, including stationary engine, and tribular boiler, about 18 H.P. nominal. A self-acting saw-bench, with angle fence. 16 circular saws, eta., etc. Now .American planing machine, by Holland Co., capable of planing up to 24 inches wide, with all the necessary knives lor planing, tongning, and grooving, etc.; 40 feet 3 inches lying shafting, with pullies, belts, etc., complete. Offices and office furniture, sheds, timber, racks, etc. After the disposal of the above there will be offered— ~

The unexpirei! leases of three-quarter-acre sections, with frontages to Mo*™place, -viz.: Section 7, Block V., Dunedin, having ten years to run, renewable - on adjustment of ground rent up to a period of sixty ■ • years. . Section 8, Block V., Dunedin—a Manse Reserve Lease,.with ten years to run; full valuation for brick or stone buildings. Section 9, Block V., Dunedin, with ten years to run; lease has the right to remove wooden buildings. These sections will be offered repeatedly at a yearly rental. Catalogues in course of preparation. TUESDAY, 14th MARCH, At 12 o'clock. At the Rooms of the undersigned. PROVINCIAL-GROWN APPLES, . splendid condition. 20 cases apples. reserve. W. % ARNETT & CO., PAWNBROKER’S UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.

SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1876. W BARNETT & CO. • will seU by auction, at their Rooms, on Saturday, March 18, 1876, by order of Mr A. Solomon, pawnbroker, George street, the following Unredeemed Pledges left with him 1874.—September 3,. 624, ring; Bth, 640, shawl; October 6tb, 761, jacket; 12th, 788, 3 artoles of clothing; 16th, 803, b r oooh and earrings; ,26th, 861, gold watch; November 23rd, 975, dress and table cover; December 4th, J.029,14}yds silt. 1875.—Jaauaty 2nd, i, p?™ rings: February 2nd. 160, silver'waJ o ®; 4tb, 171; silver watch; 20th, 255, coat,' t h j, 313, coat and trousers; 314; suit of clcthes; 15th, 351, signet ting ana book; 16th, 355, suit of clothes; 22nd, 382, 5 studs,, ring, and pair links; 24tfa, 388, silver watch; 29th, 413, 6yds of cloth; 31st, 424, ring; April Ist, 432, p : stol; 434, ring; 12th, 475, silver watch; 19th, 493, parcel of clothing; 21st, 502,2 brooch; May 4th, 555. parcel of Stay; 564. W; 565, ptoWi 566,15 yards silk ana I 4 yards ofmerino; Bth, 573, locket; 12th, Byo, . book ,i Mth, 602, coat; 14th, 607- 5 books; 15th, p10,2 cloaks and a bag; 22nd, 643, dress; Sot*", 650, dressing glass; 655, 8 articles of clothing; 31st, 677, coat; June 2nd, 687, dress; 10th, 707, silver watch; 16th, 720, silver watch; 18th, 724, silver watch, cha ; n, and 2 neck’ets; 19th, 737, silver watch; 25th, 760, pair earrings ; July 1, 776, coat; 778, desk. Ac.; 2nd, 779, silver watch; 780, shawl; 3rd, 786, silver watch; 7th, 805, silver watch; 808, silver watch and 2 pendants; Bth, 816, magnetic battery; 10th, 823, 2sheetß; 824, comet; 14th, 841, possum-skin overcoat; 15th, 848, jucket; 16th, 852, silver wa'cV; 22ud, 874, chain; 876, 9 books; 27tb, 896, albert chain; 897, chain, cross, and locket; 28th, 901, suit of cloths; 902, 7 articles o! - clothing; - August sth*, 937- silver watch 6lh, 942, pair boots; 7th, 945, silver watch 10th, 959, coat; lltb, 964, coat; 12th, 970, knives, forks, spoons, &c; 13th, 976, trous rs and vests; 14tb, 982, 2 yestj, Ac. ; 18th, 992, chain; 20t>, 999, coat; 2lst, 1,004, s.ver watc'i; 26th 1,024, brooch and earrings; 27th 1,032. gold medal; Sept. 9th, 1,086. gold watch and chain; 10th, 1,095, silv. r watch; 25th, 1,160* coat 29th, * 1,197 25016 be utabguel