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Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 213, 14 June 1872, Page 2

Auction Sales. -•?' /-frV /Jfo* " 'V U f ■. THIS DAY. / CITY AUCTION-MART. ORANGES!' ORANGES!! v EDWIN BINNEY Will sell by auction, at the City Auction Mart, This Day at 11 o’clock, gQ CASES ORANGES. * ....No Reserve. - Terms Cash. TUESDAY, 18th JUNE. OUTRIGGER WAGER BOAT. 'xne undersigned have received instruction) from Mr J. W. Adlam, to sell Dy Auction, on Tuesday next, 18th June, at 11 o’clock, at their Mart, Albert-sc T eet, . A FOUR-OARED OUTRIGGER Wager BOAT, built of cedar .by Mr H. Morgan, for the Auckland Bowing Club ; length 46ft.., beam 2ft., depth Ilia., weight about 1301bs. Now/>n view at the Auction Mart. WAYMOUTH & CO., Auctioneer. TERMS CASH NO RESERVE. ON SATURDAY, JUNE 15, At 11 o’clock In the Warden’s Court, Hauraki District. UNDER WARRANT OF DISTRESS Dooley v. The Coronet GoldminiDg Company (Registered.) JAMES CRAIG Having received instructions, will sell by public auction on the above date, at his Hart, Williamson-street, Grahamstewn, ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE and INTEREST of the CORONET GOLDMINING COMPANY (Registered) and property thereon, unless the Debt and Costs be ooner satisfied. Business Notices. TAYLOR’S CHOP HOUSE, BROWN STREET, GRAPIAMSTOWN, (Late of the Wharf Dining Rooms, Queen Street, Auckland.) BT. begs to inform his friends and the . inhabitants of the Thames that he has OPENED the above as a CHOP HOUSE on the plan usually adopted iu London. Customers can rely on having Good Hot Chops and Steaks, nicely grilled, by the new method, done on the shortest notice. In addition to the above, the Choicest Joints of Beef, Mutton, Veal, &c., will be prepared daily for the Table. The Bill of Fare for each day will consist of Soups, Joints, Vegetables, and Pastry, for ONE SHILLING ONLY. CHOPS and STEAKS, with Tea and Coffee, always ready. SUPPERS can bo had up to 12 oVock p.tn. SPECIAL NOTICE. CONTINUATION OF J. & A. HELDT CLEARING- - OUT SALE ! ! FOR THREE WEEKS LONGER, In order to give the Ladies of the Thames an opportunity of Purchasing their WINTER HATS AND BONNETS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.' LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S ENGLISH TRIMMED HATS, MILLINERY BONNE TS, in all the Latest STYLES. RIBBONS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, ININFANTS’SATIN HATS AND HOODS, &C., &c., &C. "\TO reasonable offer refused, as all must be sold. THE BALANCE OF THE STOCK WILL BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE. PLEASE NOTE THE ADDRESS : J, & A. HELDT, POLLEN STREET , Shortlancl. May 29, 1872. PRINCE ALFRED BATTERY. JOHN GOODALL begs to inform Mine Managers and the Mining Community generally that, in consequence of expiry of

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