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Evening Star, Issue 4077, 21 March 1876, Page 3

Auction Notices WEDJi ESDAY, 22nd MARCH, At 11 o’clock. * At street Sheds. 80 BACtf WHEAT. Dm. s pHs doing • will sell by auction, on Wednesday, 22nd March, at 11 o’clock, at Rattray street Wharf, 89 bags wheat. Without reserve. WEDNESDAY, 22nd MARCH, At 12 o’clock. GUNS, JEWELLERY, PICTURES, Ac. Dm. s7b ddi no • will sell by auction, at his Rooms, on Wednesday, 22nd March, at 12 o’clock. Six superior double-barrelled guns. Also, Invoice of maple-framed engravings, desks, work-boxes,, plated ware,'knives and forks, vases, gold and silver watches* chains, field and opera glasses, brooches, earrings, rings, lockets, Ac., &c. Without reserve. WEDNESDAY, 22nd MARCH, At 12 o’clock. Unreserved Sale. 48 OASES AMERICAN CHAIRS, 1 CASE IRON BEDSTEADS. DM. SPEEDING • will sel by auction, at his Rooms, en Wednesday, 22nd March, at 12 o’clock, 48 cases chairs, Consisting of— Ann and nurse rockers, Boston wood rocking, Florence, union and ladies’ oak dining, maple, posters, &c., Ac. Also, 1 case half-t ster iron bedsteads. For positive sale under lien for advances. Without reserve WEDNESDAY, 22nd MARCH, At 1 o’clock. VALUABLBPROPERTY, At Mornington. Without reserve. Dm. s feeding • has received instructions from Mr James B. M Culloch, Trustee in the estate of Baldwin Frederick Stohr { a debtor, to sell by j auction, at his Rooms, Princes street, on Wednesday, 22nd March, at 1 o’clock, The said debtor’s eauity of redemption in all that piece of ran \ being lot 6, block lll.,town-hip of Mornington, together with the substantial four-roomed brick dwelling house erected thereon, at present occupied by Mr M'lvor. Also, 25 shares in the Titanic Iron and Steel Com pany (Limited), Ll5O paid up. Further particulars on application to MR JAMES B.|M‘CULLOCH, Princes street; Or to MR J. R. P. STAMPER, Solicitor, Rattray street. WEDNESDAY, 22nd MARCH, At 12 o’clock. olearingTout SALE. STOCK-IN-TRADE belonging to Scott and Smith, Princes street. M‘LANDEE*S, HEPBURN, AND CO. are instructed by Messrs Scott and ■ Smith, to sell by auction,, on the premises, Princes street, on Wednesday, 22nd Much, at' 12 o’clock, The stock-in-trade. Consisting of— Paints, colors, paperhangings, glass, mis, varnishes, Ac., Ac. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TOWNSHIP OF WILLIAMSBURGH, Adjoining Mornington and the Glen Estate. M'LANDRBSS, HEPBURN, & CO. have been instructed by William Barr, Esq., to sell by auction, on an early day, of which due notice will be given, THE ABOVB TOWNSHIP, Now being sniveyed into allotments of from one-eighth of an acre to one acre each. Lithograph plans will be ready in a few days. Terms very liberal.

SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, By order of A. Myers and Co. f City Loan Office, Princes street. W BARNETT & CO. • ard instructed to sell by auction, at their Ro .ms. on Wednesday, 22nd March, at 12 o’c’ock, the following unredeemed pledges from the above office 1875.—January 22nd. 107, gold linarf February 6th, 172, gold ring; Bth, 181, neck chain and cross: 11th, 196, 2 medals; 23rd, 343, revolver; March 9th, 330. dresserings 10th, 333, gold op. geneva watch; 356, gold hunting lever and chain; 22nd, 389, bibles; 391, silver op. verge, albert, and seal; 395, neck chain; April Ist. 439, silver hunting lever; 2nd, 443, gold ring ; 10th, 468, 4 yards stuff; 14th, 480, marine glass;

17th, 499, gold hunting verge watch; 21st, 505, gold chain and seal; 506, lever clock; 22nd, 509, keeper: 27tb, 547, 2 table, 3tea. and 2 salt spoons (silver); 29th, 650, shield and wedding ring; May sth, 671, silver hunting lever; 7th, 579, silver Hunting lever; Bth, 582, black suit clothes; 10th, 586, suit clothes, boots, and sea glees; 19th, 625, 2 rings; 20tb, 633, silver hunting lever; 22nd, 640, boots; 2Hh, 647, silver op lever; 26th, 652, carpenter’s brace and 35 centre bits; 653, ivory opera glass; 655, gold albert; 28th, 666, silver op. Geneva; 29th, 668, silver op. Geneva; 670, silver op. lever; 674, overcoat: June 3rd, 689, brooch and earrings; sth, 704, gold albert chain and scarf ring; 7th, 709, overcoat; Bth, 712, silver hunting lever; 19th, 761, silver hunting lever; 770, large doll; 23rd, 790, silver hunting geneva; 791, thr.e gold rings ; 26 hj, 807, silver watch; 28th, 810, violin and ease; 29th, 814, silver op. lever; July Ist, 822, eoat; 3rd, 835, silver b. geneva lever; 12th, 876, scarf ring ; 15th, 886, silver op. lever; 19tb, 899. patent watch and 2 lockets; 26th, 932, diamond ring; 934, watch and ch.: August 6th, 973, silver hunting watch ; lltb, 996, gold chain; 12th, 1,007. gold shield and keeper ring; 18tb, 1,03 ft, w. p. cloak, 2lst, 1,051, silver op. verge watch; 1,067. revolver and cartridges; 80th, 1,082, gold brooch and 2 pair ear-rings; September 4th, 1,109 Masonic jewel; 6th. 1,119, gold ring; Bth, 1,132, coat; 10th, 1,140, diamond ring; 11th, 1,146, ear-rings; 17th, 1164, 2 table and 7 tea spoons (silver); 21st, 1,182, overco .t; October 25th, 1,325, suit of clothes; 29th. 1,348, coat; «Novemb r sth, 1,383, suit clothes and vest; 13th, 1,413, 6 jackets; December 6th, 1,617, coat, and 60 lots of miscellaneous articles which, by the Pawnbrokers Act, do not require to be advertised. Abo the balance of unredeemed pledges left with Chapman Jacobs, late pawnbroker, George street.' July 26th, 4, silver In uting levtr; 27th, 6, gold brooch; 30th, 9, quadrant; August 2nd, 14, pair candlesticks and silver op. gene?*