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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2983, 6 September 1878, Page 3

Auctions • ; TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. At 11 o'clock. i SALE OF THE LATE DE.I?!KST6N'S SPLENDTT) FKEKHOLD PROPERTY IN POLLEN STEEET ; Together with the MAGNIFICENT FURNITUKK AND EFFECTS. T 1 O H N TTe YD O N, Having recoivfd instructions from the Official Trustee, Thomas Macefarianb, Esq., will sell ou the Premises «b above — , ' All the Splendid Frrehold Dwelling House, | sjtuate in Pollen street^ Shortland. t Together with— , The whole of the MAGNIFICENT FUR-, NITURE and EFFECT 3 romprisinp :■—A Splendid English-mado Drawing-room Suite, Loo table; Piano, Sewing Machinn ; Rocking, t Folding and other Chairs, Cheffonier* Canter* bury Couch, 2 Book cases, Piano Stool, Curtain Pole and Rings, Lamp, Ornaments, Whatno^ 24 Fir«t-clnss Pictures (Oil aid Water Color), Oilcloth in Dining-room, Carnets, (BrBB» and Iron* Bedsteads, Bedding, Splendid Chests of Druw.ers, Wash Stands and Ware, Lookine G-lasses, Towpl Horse, Bed-room Carpets, Toilet Table*, Time Piece, Matfreeses, Stair Carpet and Kods, Oilcloth in Hall; Glassware, comprising Tumbleis, Goblets, Wine Glnssee, Decanters, Jugs, Dishes, all of the best Cut, Glass; Crockery of every description, consisting of Breakfast and Tea Services, Dishes, Plates, &c, Ac; all the necessaries of a well-ordered "Kitchen ; Mangle, Boilers, Backets, &c, &o.; One SideSaddle, One Gent's Srddle ; Meat Safe ; Tw,o Family Bibles ; 150 Volumes of Choice Books, the Jattention of gentlemen to which is specially called ; Albums, Trays, T<\i Caddies; Cutlery, and a lame number of other articles whirh it is impossible to particularise in an advertisement. • ' ' ' The whole of the FUBNITUB.E is in I capital condition, a large proportion ojf it being of English Manufacture, and the Auctioneer can with confidence recommend it to the notice' of alCparties in 'search of a' really goodfarticle. - —L«." ' ! 3086 Sale at 11 o'clock sharp. ■ ■' . .. > Electoral • <-, < -MUNICIPAL-ELECTION. , TO THE, EtEqTOES OF THE, . i MIDDLE WAED. IN SOLICITING jour Votes and Invest '- at the forthcoming Election, I w'sh to say that I have been in Business for about Ten Years on the Idamec, and during that time have always taken a lively interest in everything pertaining to the welfare and progress of the District, without pushing myself unduly forward; and as I believe every citizen ought to be ready to do bis chare of publio works when called upon for the general good to do so, I place myself at your disposal. Living, as I do, amongst you, I have every opportunity of knowing the'most urgent wants, of the Ward especially, and the Distxiot generally,-and if it .please the> Elec* torß to honor me "with their confidence Hj returning, me as> a Member for Borough Council, I will use my best endeavors for tue general good. I have the honor to remain, , Yours &c, '" SOB 7, JAMES MILNE MENNIE., ' BOEOUGH ELECTION. , BUEGESSES OF THE MIDDLE ' WAED,; • . T AM a CANDIDATE for Your Suffrages, and respectfully Solicit Your INTEREST and VOTES. • j SAMUEL tTEPHKNSON. , It: I, Beach Road, September 3. TO THE BUEGESSES OF TH^ NOETHEEN WAED OF THE , BOEOUGH OF THAMES,. t T HAVE.the honor to announce that lam a Candidate for this Ward," and respectfully, solicit your VOTES and INTERESTS at the ensuing ELECTION, if returned. I will use my best endeavours for the advancement of the Borough. Yours obediently, ROBERT GRAHAM, Sbnu. 3079 . . . TO THE BUEGESSES OF THE I MIDDLE WAED OF THE BOEOUGH OF THAMES. I 1 HAVING been honored with your Confidence ever since the formation of the Borough, again place my services at your disposal, and if Elected by you as a Represetativo of the MIDDLE WARD, will do my utmost for the advancement of the Borough. Yours truly, JOHN WILSON. 3080^ . RED and BLACK CURRANTS,* CALF'S JTOOT and TRENCH JELLIES at MEAES AND C O.'S, POLLEN STREET.