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__SALE^YAUCT MONDAY, 20th JULY. At Two o'Clock sharp. IMPORTANT SALE. At Mr. Thatcher's Private Residence. REUBEN HARRIS has received instructions -* from Mr. Thatcher, (who is leaving for Melbourne), to sell by Public Auction, on Monday,* July 20th, at Two o'clock sharp, on the premises, The whole of that gentleman's Valuable Effects, comprising— Brandy, gin, old torn Oilcloth, decanters, kerosene lamps Lamp glasses, pink glaze lining Candles, salt, wicks, potatoes Stove (No. 6) complete Large tent, household utensils, &c. 1 large diamond pin, 1 gold necklace 1 do. do. ring, 1 silver concert flute 1 gold watch, and The whole of his Magnificent Library, just imported. The Auctioneer, in submitting this Valuable Library to the public, would remark that it is seldom a chance like this presents itself to acquire such valuable Works. The whole will be on view on the morning of sale, and will be sold without the slightest THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 18th JULY. ARTHUR'S POINT, SHOTOVER. The American Bowling Saloon. MR. LUSCOMBE will sell by his Auctioneer, P. H. Elliot, on the premises, near Pritchard's London Store, Arthur's Point, at one o'clock, without reserve, The American Bowling Saloon, comprising house, fixtures, &c, in complete working order. Terms—Cash. 264