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Globe, Volume VIII, Issue 988, 25 August 1877, Page 2

BONA FIDE SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. Mil J. G. HAWK.ES has received instruction from Mr S. Cohen to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THURSDAY NEXT, the 30tii INST, A very valuable lot of unredeemed pledges, consisting of some very heavy gold and silver English patent lever and Geneva watches by the best makers, some very massive colonial gold alberts and guards, brooches, earrings, lockets, necklets, bracelets, and pendants; 1 very large stone, choice color, sapphire ring; 1 very large stone, first water, diamond ring; 1 very handsome ladies' diamond hoop ring, and several other gem rings, 3 very handsome ladies' gold watches, with g°ld guards atached; and a lot of miscellaneous jewellery, some very first-class mathematical instruments, books, opera and field glasses, pictures, tools, and apparel in great variety. Special attention is called to this sale, as the goods must be cleared on accout of fast accumulation. Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. 6456

NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING fjIACTOKY' CASHEL STREET, CEKISTOHTJECHi' Opposite Cobb a d Co.'s Office, DUNEDIN, OAMARU, TIMARU, AND WELLINGTON. 'A Single Garment at Wholesale Price.' MEN'S, YOUTHS', and BOYS' CLOTHING, Superior in Style and Finish to Imported Goods. *^"iNoTE.—A Pair of Blankets may be Purchased at the same price as if Bought by the Bale in any Wholesale Warehouse. GEORGE KELLY, Manager. SPRING-TIME, 1877. attention and an inspection of their First Shipment of SPRING NOVELTIES AND FRENCH CONFECTIONS. Unfortunately W. Strange and Co. have had two cases of Josephine Kip Gloves mis-sent by the French Manufacturer to Queensland, thereby causing much inconvenience. They are now in receipt of the contents of those cases, and as their buyer has obtained a liberal concession for the detention, they will from this date, and until further notice, sell Ist choice Josephine Kid Gloves at 3s 6d per pair, or 19s Cd the half-dozen. STRANGE & CO. Victoria House, August 16th, 1877.