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late advertisements IRISH FAMINE FUND. gUBSCRIPTIONS to the above -will be received by the Treasurer, Mr. W. J. SMITH, Colonial Bank Buildings. l-~ IRISH FAMINE FUND. A 1 LL TOWN AND COUNTRY LISTS, with amount collected, to be SENT IN immediately to the Hon. Treasurer, Mr. W. J. Smith; or to „,_™ B. W. HAYES, nog Hon. Sec. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION TONIC SOL-FA SINGING CLASS. This class will not meet this (FRIDAY) EVENING, owing to the room* being otherwise engaged; bnt -will resume work next Friday evening the 13th instant. 23S PASTOR CHINIQUY. THOSE interested in Pastor Chiniqny s work, are requested to MEET in the Young Men's Christian Association Rooms, Thames-street, on FRIDAY EV ENING, at 7.30, to arrange for hi 3 reception here on the 19th inst. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TO FARMERS AND GRAIN MERCHANTS. TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that IN where bags contain more than Four "Bushel* of Grain the EXCESS WEIGHT will in all cases be CHARGED FOR. W. M. HANNAY, Traffic Manager. Traffic Manager's Office, Oam&ra, 30th January, ISSO. 239 HERR WEISS (From Leipsic Conservatorium), Will Open PIANOFORTE AND SINGING SCHOOL in Oamarn, Should sufficient inducement offer. Terms on application to B. W. HAYES, •203 Music-seller, Itchen-st. [a card ] jy£RS. F. S. ANSTED will form a DBA WING CLASS for Young Ladies on MONDAYS and THURSDAY'S, from to 4. Terms on application. 240 SALES BY AUCTION TO-MORROW. SATURDAY, 7TH FEBRUARY. At Mr. .T. Lemon's Store, Harbor-atrcet. At 12 o'clock. CIONNELL AND CLOWES h*va received instructions from the Trustee in 'Uaea and Miw-.ro'* to still by public auction, at above time and ptace : A Quantity of White Fine Timber Boards 3500 Pickets 65 New Tallow Casks A Screw Wool Press, in full working order, &c. CONNELL AND CLOWES, 2*o Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. SATURDAY, 7m FEBRUARY. At 12 o'clock. At his Auction Mart, Tyne-street. ("1 EOE C E GREENFIELD tvill offer for sale by public auction, at above time and place— A few tons Potatoes Cheese, Tea, Fruit, Furniture, Empty Tierces and Crates, &c., &c. 50 FowLt G. GREENFIELD, 227 Auctioneer. TUESDAY, 10TH FEBRUARY. On the Premises, Ribble-street East. At 12 o'clock. Gt FORGE GREENFIELD ■ has received instructions from Mr. James Angus (who is leaving Oamaru) to anil by public auction, at the above time anil place THE LEASEHOLD SECTION (17 years to run) situated as abovj, on which stands a comfortable FOTTR-RGOMKD COTTAGE and outhouses. The ground is securely fenced and cultivated. Ground rent moderate. Tecm3 eaaj. Als-% the whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, consisting of— Harmonium (by Bord, Paris], Chest Drawers, Chiffonier and Bookcase, Tables, Chair, Soft, Bedstead and Bedding, Waahstands and Set?, Dressing Table, Looking Glasses, Stretcher, Fcnrler and Irons, Cooking Stove (No. f> Countess), Sewing Machine, Oleographs, Canaries and Breeding Cage, Portable Boiler, Patent Wringer, Washing Tubs, Ccnckerjware, and a variety of u.eful household articles. Without Reserve. G. GREENFIELD, Auctioneer. ] WEDNESDAY, 11 tit FEBRUARY. Oh tie f-remiaei', Coquet-street. At IS o'clock. QEORGE GREENFIELD has teen favored with instructions from F. D. Holdawortfa, Esq., to tell by public auction, at the above time and place— Pterglaw r Chiffonier, Picture*, Picture Horsehair Chairs, Couch, f-asy Chair, Loo TaMe, Chess "K»bl«; Cartaia P«>le», Fender, OL'cloth, Commode, Bedstead, Waah*tacda r Carpet, Children'* Cota (double single), Dressing Table, Chamber Seta, Cheat Drawers, No. 7 Countess Stove (good aa new), Cradle, Dinner Set, Cucumber Frame, Enamelled W *! i " D g Boiler, Perambulator, Garden Tools, Ac. 333 G. GREENFIELD, ™ Auctioneer, i pr 16 B, 64S