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Evening Star, Issue 4184, 25 July 1876, Page 3

Auction Mottoes WEDNESDAY, 26th JULY. " At3o'olockj Wool. Sheepskins. Hide* Tallow. BNBY DRIVER (forth* New Zealand Loan and MerTerms cash.

FRIDAY. 28th JULY, At 2 o'clock. IMPORTANT SALE* OF FREEHOLD CITY PROPERTY. GILLIES, STREET, * HISLOP are favored with instructions from Km Rooms, Bond street, ou Friday, 28th Jtdy, at i o docs, The following freehold sections, containing quarter of an aore each : " Section 75 Section 76 Section 77 All in Blook XXIV., Dunedin, and fronting Pitt street, close to George street Invwtors have here offered them a rare op. portunityof aequiriig a fine property close to the main thoroughfare of the City; For farther particulars and conditions of sala apply to Messrs. STEWART & DBNNISTON. _ A SoUcitors; Orto GILLIES, STREET, & HISLOP, Bond street. IMPORTANT NOTIOB. To ontractors, Builders, those about io Fur. rush, and the Public generally. IMMENSE CLEARING BALE OF SURPLUS STOUK On TfIURSDAY, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY. 27th, 28th, akd 29th Ikbtaht. MESSRS FINDLAY b 00 —j -n- 3 y „ w *y ?* <> a ™* Off their Lam lightest Reserve.

Catalogues of particulars will be leaned in • few days. The Sale will take place at the Factory, cornet or otuart ana Cumberland, streets. findlly & CO., Otago Timber Yards and Steam Saw Mills. removed in two sections. JAMES GREEN, ► ecretary for Worka SATURDAY, 15th AUGUST. At 2 o'clock. TOWNSHIP~p SBLWYN, North-East Valley road. .three-quarters of a mile from Bridge at end of Great King street. are instructed b on Saturday, 12th August, at 2 o'clock, 46 Allotments in the Township of SELWYN, be'ne subdivisions of Section 19. * erth East Valley District.

The great demav.d th<t exeats for~ buildin the proprietor to lay off this township. The laid is all level and at the same time capable of the most perfect drainage. A district road passe* through the centre ©f whole of the allotments. With the prospect «-f tramways feeing laid as Brown's Hotel, and the fact that the Water of Leith toll-jrate is now in course ef removal to the other inde of the township, these cireum T 1 A *w«wt»ve one to parties in search of building >ites. *~«» m Hans can be obtai- ed at the Rooms of the Tenns-One-fourth cash, balance at six. *5S 1 7 , *.^5 d ei » hteen months, with interest added at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum. Election Notices. ELECTION OF AUDITORS. To the Electors of Dunedin. GENTLEMEN. -iTespectfully solicit your ™ -x. Vot ?i? nd Ilit e>*Bt for the forthcomhur Election of Ci'y Auditors. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, FRANK PELL. RE-ELECTION AS CITY AUDITOR. JAMES M'CULLOCH respectfully solicits the VOTE and INTEREST Citizens of Dunedin. CITY AUDITOR*.

Tt/TR SYDNEY J-\ME< begs respectfully toßolicit the votes ai,d interest of the Ratepayers for re-electio.t -as one of the City ILBCTH»x of Auditors.—Frederick H. Ivans is- a candidate, and respectfully solicits the Votes of the Ratepayers. CITY AUDITOK—W. 'ram Ball is a Candidate, aud respectfully rolicits the votes of the ratepayers. TO THE EMt-OTOKS OF SOUTH 1-UNfcDIN. fi ENTLKMEN, -I beg to offer myself as * Candidate for re-election as Councillor for North Ward. Yours respectfully, JAMES BAIR1). Business Notion. ' LACK Quited Sk rts, 7s 6d; Childrai'a Waterproofs, 4s (id; Ladies' Black Cloth and le 6d ; J adies* Winoey Costumes, 17s 6d: Children's CoKtuin s, 10s; Ladies* iweed Skirts. 7s 6d; lad ««' black Cootume*. 255; Ladies' Black Tunic Skirts, 10s 6d; Ladies' Beaver Jackets, 8s M > CO.