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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 203, 31 August 1887, Page 8

Auctions. j MONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 5. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have received instructions from S A. Asher, of Melbourne Loan Oltlce, Market-street, off Cook-street, to Sell by Auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, on above date, at 11 o'clock a.m., AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OP UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, consisting of-Diamond and other Rings, Gold and Silver Lockets and Chains, Gold and Silver Alberts, Watches. Brooches, Earrings, P.atcdware, Musical Instruments, Opera and Field Glasses, Choice and Valuable Books, Sewing Machine, Desks, Work-boxes, Quantity First-class Clothing, Rugs, Blankets, &c, &c. 1886: November 1,5127, Gold Pen and Pencil Case ; 17, 6058, Silver Locket and Cham; December 16, 6263, Gold Locket (Turquoise and Pearls* ; 28, 6329, Gold Signet Ring; If, 6281, Gold Locket; 20, 6287, Gold Ring and Gold Charms; November 18, Pair Gold Earrings. 1887: January 6,6377, SH Watch ; 10,6412, 2 Gold Brooches and Pair Gold Earrings (Turquoises and Diamonds); 22, 6481, Gold Ring; J*. 6496, Lady's SH Watch and Chain: 28, 65ZL SH Patent Lever Watch and Gold Alb.rt 31,6542.2 pairs Gold Earrings. 2 Gold Rings and Silver Locket; Feb. 5, 6569, GOF Watch and Silver Chain; 7th, 6588, Gold Locket and Gold Necklet; 6581, Gold X Ring; 16, 6645. God Medal and 2 Gold Rings arrd Brooch; 14, Gold Earrings and Gold Ring; 17, 6659, OFS Watch, Feb. 1776649, GH Watch; 18, 6667, SOF Chronograph Watch; 6661, 2 Gold Rings ; 14,6623, CotBrooch and Earrings; 19, 6666, Gold Broocft, 6680, SIIEL Watch and Gold-mounted Guard, February 31, 6549, Gold Brooch ; 30, 6497, aHEL Watch ; 6499, OFEL Watch ; January 27, 6525, SHL Watch and Silver Chain; February id, 6617, Pair Greenstone Earrings, Pair kolctiuirrings, and Brooch; 1886-September 14, 6269,2 Books ; 2, -5992, Gent's Dressing Case ; October 12, 6702, 2 Books; 16, 4928. Chest Carpentei s Tools; November 15, 7049, Leather Vellsee containing Riding Pants, etc.; 5060, Lot 1 later Spoons and Forks; 27, 6126, OWJra Glasses, December 11, 6224, Book; 10. 6219, Book ; 14, 6436, Album and Concertina ; 18, 6456, Book ; 21, 6485, Book ; 21, 6686, Album ; 26, 2535. Gladstone Bag and Collar-box; 9, 6593, S.P. Toast Back and Sugar Tongs ; 10, 3907, S.P. Chalice; 15, 6284, S.P. Breakfast Cruet (flint bottles ; June 19, 3724, White Sewing Machine (treadle) ; August 3, 4093, Walnut Writing Desk ; 6, 4116, Walnut Writing Desk, Card-case, and W. Links ; 1887, January 6, 6375, Boring Machine and Bits ; 18»b, September 19, 4481, 35, Photos, Scenery, and Sundry Jewellery; December 9, 6199, blutem CaGlothing, etc.. 1886: October 13. 6721,2 Coats; 15, 7247, Silk Jacket, etc., December 7, //9b, Quilt and Child's l rcss ; 21,8104, 2 Boys Coats; 31,8339, Coat and S.H.E.L. Watch; 1887, January, 8353, 4 Pieces Underclothing ; 1,835 d, -lack Diagonal Suit; 3, 8361, Tweed Suit; 6,8361, Tweed Suit; 8422, Overcoat; 8, 8441, Cloak; 7, 8443, Light Tweed Coat and Vest; 10, 8463, Tweed Coat; 8474, Merino Dress Piece; 8473, Silk Dress (pale green), Silk Duster, and 2 S.D. Coats ; 11, 8488, Lot Children s Clothing ; .13, 8538, Searge Coal and Vest; 14, 8563, Merino Dress Piece ; 8174, 2 pair Lace Curtains ; 24,8697, Tweed Trousers and Coat; 8688, Remnant Silk and Underclothing ; 21, 8663, Trousers and Vest; February 16,4793, Sheets and Towels, &c.; February 22, 9273.2 Girls' Dresses; March 4,9440, Piece Tweed ;6, 9787,12 Pieces Underclothihg; 7. 9310, Rug and Blanket; 12, 6470, 2 Blankets; 1. 4650, Carriage Rug; 4731, 2 Blankets; 21, 61D7, Lambswool Blankets; 24, 6277, £ Coloured Blankets, and about 320 Lots Good Clean Clothing, Rugs, Blankets, etc. Election Notices. WAITEMATA ELECTION. In pursuance of " The Regulation of Elections Act, 1831," I, THOMAS SEAMAN, Returning Officer for the Elector..l District of Waitemata, do hereby give notice that by virtue of a Writ bearing date the twenty-sixth day August, 1887, under the hand of the Clerk of W nts, an Election will be held for the return of one qualified person to serve as Member for the said Electoral District in the House of Representatives, and that the NOMINATION of Candidates will take place at the Borough Council Offlbe, Dcvonport, at NOON on Saturday, the seventeenth day of September, 1887, and that the POLL, if required, will be taken at the several polling-places of the said District on MONDAY, the twenty-sixth day of September, 1887 The following are the polling places for the Electoral District of Waitemata: The Borough Council Office, Dcvonport (principal) The Road Board Office, Takapuna Mrs Lind's Hall, North cote Zion Hill Schoolroom,' Birkenhead New Zealand Sugar Works, Barracks, Chelsea Tho Schoolroom, Lucas Creek The Schoolroom, Wade The Post Office, W'aiwera The Schoolroom, Wainui The Public Hall, Kaukapakapa The Court House, Helensville Mr Walter Ellis's House, Kumeu The Schoolroom, Hobsonville The Railway Station, Swanson The Schoolroom, Henderson THOMAS SEAMAN, Returning utlieer. Dated this 31st day of August, 1887. T>ONSONBY ELECTORATE. MR. E. COOPER will Address the Electors at the Ponsonby Hall on MONDAY EVENING, sth September, at 8 p.m. mO THE EDEN ELECTORS. Gentlemen, In reply to false reports and statemenls which I find are being industriously circulated amongst the Eden Electors, I beg most dis" tinctly to say :— 1. That I have no connection whatever with any land rings in Otago, and that my interest in land in that provincial district consists merely of some ten acres of highly improved suburban land upon which my late residence was built, and which I have been and am desirous to quit and dispose of. 2. That in coming to Auckland it was and is my full intention to remain here with my family for the rest of my life. 3. That no politicians, land owners, capitalists, or other person, or persons whatsoever in Otago, have agreed to contribute, or been asked to contribute, a single farthing to the expenses of my election, these expenses being borne by myself alone. 4. That no person whatever in Otago was even aware of my intention to contest a seat in Parliament, until I issued my address to tho Eden electors, previous to which no person in the Colony, excepting the Eden electors, asked, or suggested that I should stand for Parliament. 5. That the motive which alone induced me to seek election, was my personal desire to take part in the public affairs of the Colony, with the intention of faithfully and efficiently serving the Colony and the constituency for which I stand and in which I have resided for two years_ 6. That if elected I go to Wellington as a North Island representative, and should the interests of Otago or the South Island be at any time in question as against those of the North Island,l shall esteem it my duty to contend to the utmost of my ability for the interests of that part of the colony of which I should in such a case consider myself the special representative of the North Island. Permit me, gentlemen, in conclusion, to say that I rely confident'y upon your intelligence to judge me fairly, and that as a result you Avill place me at the head of the poll by an overwhelming majority. Yours, faithfully, J. AITKEN CONNELL. JJ C> T? I C~ E. Impounded in the City Pound, September Ist, 1 Bay Pony; white near hind foot. If not released by September 14 will be sold at noon to defray expenses. _ A. TO'OMAN, Poundkccper. \XT ANTED KNOWN-The Greatest T T Variety of Infants' Boots and Strap Shoes in Auckland, to suit the various sizes, soxes, and tastes, in Cloth, Kid, and Patent, from 9d per pair upwards. Sec them in the window of Budge's Boot Shop. IPS. Victoria-st. WANTEDKNO W N— Thatourcaref ully selected stock of Blankets, Sheetings. Shirtings, Toilette Covers, Bed Covers, Qui its of every description are being sold at greatly reduced prices during EXORS. LATE IHUb SHORT'S GREAT STOCKTAKING CLEARANCEJSALE^ _______—- • WILL .Mr langloy, Carpenter, f'■ •% send address to Bos 206, Auckland P.O. J Small job,