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Evening Star, Issue 6951, 10 July 1886, Page 3

I AUCTIONS; AUCTION ROOMS, 12 RATTRAY STRUT.. ~ MITCHELL* _ Auctioneers and ValottoM, bag-to. __m»unoe ,tb*t they are prepared to Conduct. SaW of ■UldnAk at moderate ehatgea, both k, town and eowsby. Their Auction Rooms are. conveniently situated for reoelvlng or forwarding goods to the Railway Statfen, and every atfefe Son given to consignees and pwohaaerj. Goods received for private aale; noohaiga, for exhibition. Superior Household Furniture, Pianos, Organs, ete., etc, on view for private sale. Inspection invited before purchasing elsei ▼here. Auction Sales every Saturday. MORRISON AND MITCHELL. MONDAY, 12th JULY, At 6.80 p.m. In Rooms, 12 Rattray street. DRAPERY OF EVERY DESCRffTJON, AND OVBB 100 PAIBS MEN'S AND WOMEN'S BOOTS. ORRI&ON AND MITCHELL beg to intimate that they are instructed to sell by auction, as above, The entire stock of a.storekeeper whole; giving up business, and comprises everything usually kept.in a weH-appointeq store. Hams and Baeon of very superier quality. MONDAY, 12th JULY, 2 p.m. < JOHNS AND CO. /# willsellbalance oflngle'sDrapery Stock, Royal Arcade. Also, Chairs. Comterß, Shelving, Shop Fittings, 2 Sun-lights, Gas Fittings, eta, ete. , MONDAY, 12th JULY, At 2 o'clock. JAMES SAMSON AND 00, have received instructions to sell by auction, at their rooms,' Superior Drapery, without the slightest reserve, including—pieces, scarfs, shawls, paletots, capes, mufflers, dolmans (large and small), twills, sheeting, costumes, corsets, underclothing, men's and boys' suits, sheets, blankets, bed quilts, Turkish towels, silk ribbons, and a large lot of country store. Also, Boots, a small lot of ironmongery, cutleiy, brushware, tools, . Etc., etc., etc.

TUESDAY, 13th JULY, At 12 o'clock. UNRESERVED SALE BY AUCTION, Remored to Rooms for Convenience. TAMES SAMSON AND 00. have been favored with instructions to sell by auction, above tune and place, Hair couch, easy chair to match, 6 Vienna chairs, double and single iron bedsteads, blankets, bedding, washstands and ware, dressing tables, Brussels carpet, fender and fireirons, velvet pile table cover, kitchen table, chain, sofa, vases, pictures, clock, ( door-mats, linoleum, kitchen and cooking utensils, etc., etc, etc. Also, Bootmaker's machine, wax thread and elastio machine, Jones "0" machine, blocks, etc. TUESDAY, 13th JULY, At 2 oclock.' Sale by Auction, on the Premises, next door to Calder's Bakery, Walker street. I AMES SAMSON AND 00. _' have been favored With instructions from Mrs Brown (who is leaving for Wellington) to sell by auction, The whole of her Household Furniture, Piano, etc, includingRosewood piano, spring couch, lco table, cane chairs, large pier-| carpets, cheffonier (cedar), fender an_ fireirons, picture ornaments, rockingchairs, double and single iron bedsteads, p&lliaEse-, mattresses, blankets, pillows, towel-rail, washstands and ware, lamps, colonial sofa, kitchen chairs, tables, ■ cooking utensils, washing appliances, etc, etc, etc THURSDAY, 15th, AND FRIDAY, Wat ' JULY. At 2 o'clock each day. IMPORTANT SALE BEST ENGLISH-MADE FURNITURE, EIC Selected Broadwood Piano, Trichord (Splendid Tone). MONT A~~G U PY M has received instructions from Edward R.. Anderson, Esq., to .sell by auction, on the premises, Lees street (at the back of the, Fernhill Club), on Thursday, the 15th, and 2 o clock: — DRAWING-ROOM.—Piano (by Broadwood), blue silk rep drawing-room suite, • occasional chairs, blue silk rep curtains, lace curtains, blue Brussels carpel (first quality), bronze ornaments, Japanese afternoon tea and coffee sets, rare Japanese ornaments, vases, etc, etc. DINING-ROOM. Solid oak and morocco suite, also extra chairs; splendid oak sideboard, dinner waggon, oak telescope table, large Brussels, double- . burner hanging dinner .lamp, crystal and table ornaments, Bohemian glass, dinner service, dessert service, china and porcelain of the finest, crimson curtains, etc BEDROOMS.—Exhibition bedroom furniture of Mexican scented ash, wardrobes (with and without mirrors), Duchesse dressing tables, marble-topped washstands and ware, carpets, fenders and irons, bedding/ etc, etc, etc Sliding oak bookcases,' writing table, re] volving walnut spring library chairs, etc Kitchen Furniture, etc., etc, etc Furniture on view on Tuesday and Wednesday, from 2 to 4 o'clock each day. ' The Auctioneer would desire to mention that the House, with stabling, coadh-house, etc, .is To Let. Catalogues in course of preparation. For particulars, terms, etc, apply to MONTAGU PTM, Auctioneers, High street, Dunedin. BANKRUPTCY NOTICES GAZETTE m BANKRUPTCY. THE EVENING STAB is duly appointed Gazette for the publication of all Notices under the Bankruptcy Act. In the Superior Court oi Bankruptcy, holden at Dunedin. In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and the Amendments thereof, and of LUDWIG MOSCH, of Dun- ; edin, music teacher, a bankrupt. TKTOTIOE 13 HEREBY GIVEN that by an ptcy of the above-named Bankrupt was declared Closed. And notice is hereby further given that application will be made to the said Court, on Monday, the 26th day of July, 1886, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon,, or so soon thereafter as the application can be heard, for the Order of Discharge of tti» said Bankrupt. Dated this 10th day of July, 1886. OWEN JAS. HODGE, * Solicitor for the Bankrupt FOR SALE. PINC Paper {coarse brown) Foe ANTED Known—The Country Edition , T . of the Stab can be obtained at th« Railway Gate at 4,15 p.m. daily.