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Evening Star, Issue 4174, 13 July 1876, Page 3

Aaottan NottoM* FRIDAY, 14th JULY, At 2 o'clock. CARGO OF SUGAR. Ex Abeona, from Mauritius. M«LANDRES3, HJfIeBURN, AND 00. awinßtroctedbyihe r lmporte»,Mettw W. and J. Scouler, to Bell by auction, at their Rooms, Manse rtreet, on Friday, 14th July, The cargo of Mauritius sugar just arrived, ex Abeona, as follows: & JgP?**' B finest snowdrop crystal JS 486 do do do Cll9O do do do E 638 do finest white crystals D 739 do do do I 152 do do do £ ££2 £ e s»«* white counters M 795 do finest yeUow crystals IS t t & SS& & —J: £ 174 do do do t £2 i° fi»« brewers'cryslals L 682 do do do 9391 pockets Samples on view at the Booms ef Auc Terms at sale. FRIDAY, JULY 14, At 2 o'clock. On Premises, next Jacob's Fancy Bazaar, Princes street. BY PUBLfc AUCTION. m b. peoctbb & cas MAGNIFICENT STOCK JEWELLERY, SILVER PLATE, CLOCKS, &a, to. f! Without reserve. ROBERT BARE, Auctioneer. The Sale will be continued for six days, commencing each day at 2 o'clock, and evtnings at 7 o'clock sharp.

SATURDAY, 16th JULY, At 2 o'clock. BOOKS. BOOKS. ' nreserved Sale. At the Rooms, Rattray street.. Law, History, Ancient and Modem: iravelß, Iheology, Science, Prose Works, Leisure Hours. Good Words* &c, &o. Catalogues on application to the Auctioneers. Terms at sale. ffi HI T B LAW & <J o* SATURDAY, 15th JULY, At 2 o'clock. ; At the Rooms, Rattray street, ' , Terms at sale. h i tela w & q<£ SATURDAY,: 15th JULY* 7 ,/,-. At 2 o'clock. . > -.•;.. SEASIDE SUMMER REsiDENGEB« TOWNSHIP OF OBAN,B^OAD 'W& GILLIES. STREET, AND HißJtdP will sell by public auction, in their Rooms, Bond street, on Saturday; 15th July. at2o'clock, ■:■.«.•■■..,: ?f 40 sections of about a quarter acre each '-in the above township. : Oban fronts on to Broad Bay, the Jet&at Jetty, past it to the Wesleyan Church, close to Dunoon. . y.-, ml ai _» .• _ * the ground is nearly flat, or oWy suflL undulating to give fine, building; sites:*' . a fine stream of water runs through ,the perty. '."" ••; *^ This Site 1b well known ai BY FAR THE FINEST SITE In all the Habor for SEASIDE SUMMER RESIDENCES. It is beautifully sheltered and lies Well to the sun. It commands some of the finest views in the Harbor—'* Heads, Sawyers Bay, the Port Railway, and the dark wooded heights of Mount CargUland Mihiwaka—whilst. the fine sweep of Broad Bay and Dunoon Peninsula stretch out close at hand from the sheltered nook in which it lies embosome 1. Behind it. Harbor Cone andLar» nach Castle, towering over the rich foliage of the complete the picture. Its close proximity <o the only deep water jetty in Broad Bay, where the steamers always, call, makes it peculiarly convenient, and the fact that the Wesleyan Church has been on the property for some years shows that it is centrally situated for the whole district, so that THE LAND TS SURE TO ACQUIRE A HIGH VALUE IN The beautiful sandy beach in front is simply perfection for bathing purposes. On section 9 there is a four-roomed cottage w jU built and comfortable, which will be sol with ifo land on which it stands. Title ufi-V the Land Transfer Act. Terms liberal. The survey is now completed, andtßtho* graphed plans can be obtained from the Auctioneers. The Tublic are invited to visit Oban and JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES.

SATURDAY, 15th JULY, At 11 o'clock a.m. J A. HENDERSON & CO, • will sell by public auctioH,.on Saturday. 19th July, at 11 o clock am., instructed by thi .Trustees in the Bankrupt Estate of Robert Margrie, The equity of redemption of Half-an-acr© of Land, fronting Railway Station, Milton, on which is erected The Royal Hotel, Stable, and Outbuildings. The who'e of the Household Furniture an 4 Stock of the above hotel Terms at saje. Koresive. - # '