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Sales by Auction. UABLAW' SMITH & CO. Have- received instructions from the manager of the SOUTH PACIFIC PETROLEUM COMPANY (No Liability), to sell by Auctio 5, on WEDNESDAY, February 6th, at noon, TPO? FOLLOWING FORFEITED SHARES in the above Company SCRIP NO. EACH. SHARES. 1,706 25 590 100 1,503-4 100 200 1,523 25 1,624 50 1,593-4 50 100 1,(120-2 25 75 1,638-33 50 230 1,63ir-7 60 250 1,561 .50 646 20 1,131 50 687 20 1,316-15 100 800 1,3111 50 1,817-18 100 200 562 100 594 100 1,585 20 751 50 1,107 50 1,704 50 1,176-9 100 400 1,180-1 100 200 1,327-30 100 400 1,331-4 100 400 1,335-37 100 300 1,338-9 100 200 1,340 10 1,567 25 1,8*9 50 1,852 30 955 4,200 ~~ b"uVh"m’e r b. TUESDAY, "JANUARY, 22nd. GRAHAM, PITT A BENXETT Have been favored with instructions from M. H. SMITH, Esq., to sell at Bushmen), on TUESDAY, 22nd inst., at Noon— THE whole of his Household Furniture, and a Double-seated Buggy, Also, the following Hornes THOROUGHBRED Bay Colt, Herculaneum, 8 yrs, Do. Cynic, 2 yrs. Do. Bushmere, yearling Bay Filly, Nora, do. Bay Mare, Diano, with Javelin foal Do. Verbena, with Javelin foal. (This pair go well in doable harness, and their foals are nominated for the Poverty Bay Mares’ Produce Stakes. They are stinted to Herculaneum). Brown Filly, Venoata, 4 yrs. DRAUGHT Brown Gelding, Prince Bay Mare, Molly (imported from Canterbury. Stinted to Sir Julius Vogel) Bay Filly (yearling) by Dugdale, out of Fallow. Took two First Prizes at last Show. Also a number of Young Draught Stock. SHEEP. CATTLE. 948 Luncheon Provided.—Sale at 12. Business Notices. MUSIC. M ES - BACH begs to notify to her Pupils that she will resume lessons on FRIDAY, the 25th instant, 953 SPECIAL NOTICE. FENCING WIRE. THE Undersigned, having Consignments of over Finx Tons Fencing Wire of best brands, in splendid order, are instructed to realise same to complete account sales, and they have, accordingly, greatly reduced the price of same, to effect a clearance, 954 COMMON, SHELTON, 4 CO. W. J. QUIGLEY, A BCHITECT AND QUANTITY SURVEYOR. 911 ■JETTS’ 188 4 , In al! eises and all bindings, for private; commercial, and professional uses. These have been imported direct to Special Order. Prices extremely moderate at JAMES SNYDEB BBOWNE'S Bookselling Establishment, Next Tzutkonß office. ONE SHILLING, TWO SHILLING, EIGHTEENPENNY, TWO SHILLING, And HALF-CROWN TABLES, Consisting of an immense variety of Toys, Ornaments, and Fancy Goods, at MBS. A. M. BBOWNE'S Next Herald office. 890 Notices. PANUITANGA. HEI te Paraere te 22 o Pepuere me nga, marama amuri ake nei, ka puta te “ Waka Maori o Atearoa.” Te utu tau eono herini. PARATENE NGATA, Kaituhi, Kihipane, 11, 1, 84. NOTICE. ON and after FRIDAY, the 22nd of February, will be issued the “ Maori Canoe of New Zealand.” Subscription, Six Shillings per annum. PARATENE NGATA, Proprietor. Gisborne, 11, 1, 84. 923 PUBLIC WOBKS OFFICE (Architect’s Branch), Wellington, 10th January, 1884. TENDERS are invited for erecting a Court-room, at the Police Station, Tologa Bay. General Conditions, specifications, and drawings may be seen at the Post Office, Gisborne. Tenders addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, and marked outside “ Tender for Court-room, Tologa Bay,” will be received at the above office up to noon of SATURDAY, the 26th day of January, 1884. Telegraphic tenders will be received provided the original tender and deposit are lodged with the Postmaster, Gisborne, at the ' time above specified. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. G. F. M. BURROWS, ’ 927 Architect.