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Evening Post, Volume XV, Issue 211, 8 September 1877, Page 3

" TVBSDAY, 11th SEPTEMBER, | At 2 o'clock. ! f^i EORGE THOMAS has been favored with VJ" instructions from the importer to sell ty public auction, at his rooms, Hunter-street (late G. H. Vennell), on the above date, at 2 o'clock, in conjunction with other goods advertised — 100 cases Associated Vineyard brandy 25 do, flasks 10 qr-casks do brandy 10 do Bruno Silva's port wine 10 cctaves do do 100 cases old tom, Burnett's 80 do do, Booth's 100 do Scotch whisky, Bulloch Lade 80 do St. Julien claret 20 do Lause do 20 do Haut St. Erailien do 10 do Ch. Haut Brion do 50 cases Lea and Perrin's sauce 40 do Champion's vinpgar 10 do B. and P. cornflour 10 do Column's D.S.F. mustard 10 do B. and B. plaid vestas i do 250 vestas 20 do Morton's pickles 10 do sardines ,i's 20 do, do, i's Terms very liberal— declared at sale. Lunch provided. TUESDAY, 11th SEPTEMBfiR. Opening Sale. Preliminary Notice. Large and Important Salo of General Merchandise, Produce, Cheese, Flour, &c. kc , &c, To take place in MR. G. THOMAS' NEW AUCTION ROOMS, HUNTER-STREET (Lato G. H. Vennell's). p< EORGE THOMAS has been favoured V3T with instructions from the Importers to sell by public auction, at his new auction rooms on Tuesday, 11th September, at 2 o'clock— A large assortment of merchandise, grain, flour. &c, particulars of which will be issued two days before the salo. The following are a iew of the lines to be offered— Flour, in sacks, 100's and 50 's Oats, seed and feed Oatmeal, bran, pollard Whoat, pearl barley Sugar, Sydney and Melbourne Rice, currants, raisins Figs, vinegar, papor bags Tea, in half-chests and boxes Brandy, Heunessy's and other brands Champagno Whisky, old torn Port and sherry wine Bedsteads, French and stump Saddlery, saddles Bridles, saddle-cloths, tc, &c Sale at 2 o'clock. Luncheon provided. TUESDAY, 11th SEPTEMBER. Finest Table Potatoes, Early Kidney Seed Potatoes, Prime Canterbury Hams and Bacon, Cheese, Crushed Barley, Sharps, Butter. To Produce Merchants, Farmers, Dealers, and Others. TVEAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL & CO. will XJ 6ell by auction, at their rooms, on Tuesday, 11th September, at 2 o'clock — Produce, as above. Terms at salo. WEDNESDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER. Under Distraint for Rent. Will be Sold by Auction, unless the Rent bo previously paid. "DEAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL and CO. have £j received instructions to sell by public auction, at their rooms, on Wednesday, 12th September, at 2 o'clock — The following goods seized for rent, and removed for convenience of sale — Black cloth, Wilton worsted Osborne Black wlutney, blue and snuff nap Tweeds and vests. Terms cash. MONDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock. On Account ot Whom it may Concern. MR. J. H. WALLACE is instructed to sell by public auction, at his sale room, Hunter-street, on Monday, 10th September, at 2 o'clock — 2 cases fancy goods, with all faults Without reserve. Terms at sale. WEDNESDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER. Sale of Valuable Pianos, Chromos, Oleographs, Statuettes, &c, direct from Italy. MB. J. H. WALLACE is instructed by tho importers to sell by public auction, at his sale-room, Hunter-street, on Wednesday, 12th Soptember, commencing at 2 o'clock p.m., the following — 3 valuable first-class pianos, by best English makers 50 beautiful chromos and oleographs, in gilt frames. The subjects are after Borkitt, Foster, Turner, and other leading masters. A choico collection, direct from Italy, of beautiful alabaster statutes, fruit stands, vases, antique ornaments, &c. Full particulars in catalogue. On view on Tuesday. Sale on Wednesday, 12th September, commencing at 2 o'clock. THURSDAY, 13th SEPrEMBEB, At 2 o'clock. MB. B. J. DUNCAN will sell at his rooms, Panama-street (immediately after the salo of furniture), on Thursday, 13th Sept., at 2 o'clock. 1 walnut pianoforte, No. 7. by Bord, just imported, per s.s. Easby ¦ 1 plaster of Paris bust of the late Dr. Featherston, tho original cast by Signor Sani of the Public Testimonial Bust in the Museum Also, An invoice of drain pipes and flower pots XT ILBIBNIE.— Notice to holders of SecXV tions No. 22 (T. G. Macartby), 24 (Richard Bond), 32 and 34 (Max Alexander). — I hereby call upon you to assist in forming a Dividing Fence between tho above Sectiolis and Sections No. 23 and 33, in terms and accordance with the Fencing Act. R. C. EASBY, Willis-street. Ist September, 1877. FANCY GOODS FOR WEDDING AND BIBTHDAY PRESENTS, PRIZES AND PRESENTATIONS. THE Undersigned wishes to call attention to bis well-assorted stock of first-class goods, suitable for above purposes. Importing largely from the best London bouses, and in many instances from the manufacturers, enables me to offer special advantages to purchasers, and a liberal discount to clubs purchasing prizes, &c. JOHN MARKS, Willis-street. MARBLE TIMEPIECES AND OFFICE CLOCKS.— Just opened, a splendid selection, direct from the best English makers, very superior quality and low in price, each is accurately tiintd and warranted. J. MARKS, Willis-street. WEDDING RINGS AND KEEPEBS made to order, 15. 18. 22 carat gold, stamped and warranted, with initials or name engraved if required. J. MARKS, Willis-street SILVER SOLITaIBES AND STUDS made to order, plain, engraved or with monogram. These make very suitable and inexpensive presents. J. MARKS, Willis-street. I7INGLISH LEVER WATCHEd, also li ladies' gold watches. Just received, a good assortment, from best London makers. JOHN MARKS, Willis-street, ; Opposite Bank of New South Wales. RATTLE GRAZING.— CattIe at 0s per VJ month For particulars, apply to J. Hauuouk, Painter, Word&worth-streei.