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Press, Volume XXV, Issue 3313, 15 April 1876, Page 2

Wetton'g WisardT OiL—-Have yoainftm matory tore throat, fHfl joint*, or buneaese from any caoso whatener t ~ Have foST&h&w.matic or other pains in any part of the body ■ If so, use Weston'f Wisard Oil intermiaJy and externally. /Many persons taffer with sick headache and nervous bemdache, oenally induced by costivenese, indigestion, Ice, Weston's Magic PiUs act. specifically <m the Blood, Liver, and "Kidneys, and produce a regularity of the bowela so essential to health and comfort. Sole agents—Kempthorne, Grosser, and Co, Price half-a-crowa.— Advt.l 0

Auctions J. & R. H. CAMPBELL. __________________________ TATTEBSALL'S, SATURDAY, 15TH APRIL. DIBKCT SHIPMENT FROM TASMANIA. J_ B. H. CAMPBELL have been < • favored with instructions from Wilson, King, and Co, to BELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, 12 draught Mares And 2 draught Geldings, broken and unbroken. > All the broken horses are guaranteed thoroughly staunch. To give facility to farmers who have not yet thrashed, the terms will be most liberal. Note.—Several of the mares are in foal to the best draught sires in Tasmania. 45 7911 C. T. lo_. THIB DAY. SATURDAY, APBIL 16th, AT THE CENTRAL SALE ROOMS. MB C. T. ICK will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, . Farm and dairy produce, consisting of . potatoes, onions, cheese, bacon, soap, tea, Sec, &c Also, HOUSEHOLD FURNITOBE, consisting of chest drawers, washstanda and tables, couches, chairs, cheffoniers, easy chairs, bedding, crockery, glass, stoves, ranges, fender and irons, fancy goods, boots and shoes, clothing, stationery, tea, &o Sale to commence with produce 11.30. 4-15 8290 CLIFFORD AND ROPER. CLIFFORD AND BOPIB Cashel street, WILL HOLD, THIB DAY, THEIB ' WEEKLY BALE OP LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, 3-11 At 12 o'clock sharp 7007 UNDER BILL OF «ALB. SATURDAY, 15TH APBIL. At 12 o'clock. & BOPEB will SELL BY V_v AUCTION, at their rooms, The remaining portion of a storekeeper's etock.of men's wearing apparel, hosiery, and quantity of sundries Also, One 4 h.p. machine, with intermediate connecting rod, belting, and extras, by Gairett and Sons. Also, a large chaffcutter; the whole in first-class order Also, 8 casks Portland cement, mangold seeds in sacks, one punt with oars, one cooking range (large), and a quantity of miscelc laneoas goods. 4-15 8293 J. G.HAWKEB. THIS DAY. : i SATURDAY, APRIL: 16th./ MB J. G. HAWKES has received instructions from the Minister of EdutiontoSELL -•-.•';■<. 7 j BY PUBLIC AUCTION; , I AT HIS BOOMS, HEREFORD STREET,! ON SATUBDAY, APRIL 15th, j ■ : Without any Be'eerve, " i The old Master's Dwelling House, as it! stands, on the school ground at Temple-j ton!;' dimension 24 x 20, containing sixrooms, , one double chimney With register stove and colonial oven, to be removed from ground within one month of datej of purchase. - i 4-3 . iSale at 12 o'clock. 7816J SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. ■ WEDNESDAY* APRIL 19th. ' 5 i MR J. G. HAWKES has received instructions from Mr S. Stewart,' Licensed Pawnbroker, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Booms, Hereford etreet, ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19th, I A large quantity of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, comprising gold and silver 1 watches, chains, rings, and jewellery of every description, men's and women's wearing apparel of all kinds; also, double-barrelled guns, and a quantity of sundries too numerous to mention. : 4-12 Sale at 1 o'clock. 8209 ANVJJiSTMKNI , . ' FOR SALE OH LBA6E, npHB NEW BkIGHTON HOTEL. Iα consequence of the death of the late Mr George Oram, the undersigned has received instructions from the Executrix to SELL OR LEASE THE ABOVE HOTEL. The HOTEL, which contains 23 ROOMS, exclusive of linen closets, ptore and offices, is most substantially and conveniently, built and finished throughout, and is capable of accommodating a large number of visitors. The stabling and outhouses are most commodious, consisting of 16 stalls, 2 loose boxes, saddle room, 3 carriage houses, bay loft, fowl houses, and piggeries. There are two artesian wells, with splendid supply of water. This ie a capital opportunity for an active and enterprising man, as with care and attention a profitable business may be enbnred. The whole of the adjoining land has recently been sold in allotments. Terms very eaey. J. G. HAWKES, 4-13 8255 Auctioneer, Chrietchnrch. C. C. AIKMAN. L FRIDAY, 28th APRIL. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Horae, Carriage, Harness, Cowb, Pigs, Fowls, Hay. Sec., BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At HEATHCOTB LODGE, Near Wilson's Bridge, OPAWA. MR C. a AIKMAN has been favored with instructions from — Jones, Esq. (who is leaving the province), to SELL as above, All the Furniture and Effects in his residence, Heathcote Lodge, Opawa, Consisting of Dining, drawing, bedroom, and kitchen furniture, kitchen and dairy utensils, crockery, glass, &c. Also, Carriage and harness, 1 horse, 2 cows, fat pigs, fowls, &c 9 tons oaten hay 3 tona meadow hay Stable and garden implements &c., &o. Sale at 12 o'clock punctually. 4-15 Terms ca«b. 8270 WBDNBSUAY, I»th APKIL, 1H76. j TIMBER! TIMBBH 1!' TIMBER !!! BY PUBLIO AUCTION. At ■ BAILWAT BTATION. MB C. O. AIKMAN is instructed by Mr J. B. Way, to SELL as above; , The Cargo of the gATK McGBEGOB, . . From Auckland, . ' ' Consisting of £A Ann FfiET KAUBI TTMHEB, OU^IrU V 3x2, 4x2,4x9, 6x 1, 6 7 X2 t 6x3,?x|, txl, »x,Hi 9xß, 12 x 1, and 4 x I*. P. T. and G. Bale at 2 o'clock. 4-15 TenaflßtMle. 8269