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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4185, 19 August 1874, Page 3

XN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF MB T. R. FISHER, MERCHANT. (Late of Nelson.) The Sale of the Balance of the Stock-in-Trade in the above estate, commences ON THURSDAY, AUGUST G, 1874 And will continue FOR ONE MONTH. Note the address— The premises Lambton Quay (next door te Messrs. Lyon and Blair.) Hours of business from 10 o'clock a.m. to 6 o'clock p.m. For the convenience of those who would fini " e above hours unsuitable, the premises »i 8 nain ODen on Wednesday and Thursday 9 o'clock. j;ujl see catalogue and advertisements. ■ J. M'DOWELL & CO., Vendors. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT CLEARING SALE AT TE ARO HOUSE, FOR FOURTEEN DATS. The following special lines, not hithertn advertised, are confidently recommended as being unusually cheap : ■ . Lot I—Superior Flannel Is. 3i&__ Lot 2—Shepherd "Wool Shftvfls^__-a»-*t-Lot 3—All WooLElaiJ- If,f~ j jo o*a. Lots—Silk Ruchings, all colors 7Ad. Lot 6—Fancy Furniture Chintz 4 Jd. Lot 7 —Ladies' Superior Corsets . 2s. lid. Lot B—Berlin Wool Antimacassars Is. lid. Lot s—Ladies'Lace Collars 3JA, 4|i Lot 10—Ladies' Linen Sets 10Jd., la. Lot 11—3000 yds. Muslin Edging 3Jd., 4|dL Lot 12—700 Wool Ties 3id., 4Ji Reineinber--The Sale will positively close at Fourteen Days. _„„„ TE ARO HOUSE, CUBA STREET. HHEN POUND.—Lost on Lambton Quay. NE POUND REW AB, B>_ Lost between Government Buildings and fop of Terrace a Gold Earring. Finder will s»ceive the above reward by taking it to Sbe office of this paper. The FRIENDS of the late Mrs. MASX CORNFORD are respectfully requested Siattend her FUNERAL, which will leave \t late residence, Makara, for the Cemetery x Karori, on THURSDAY, the 20th instaui, ** 2p ' m ' HENBYDKYDEN, UndertaisCi