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Evening Star, Issue 7162, 16 March 1887, Page 3

AUCTIONS. THURSDAY, 17th MARCH, At 2 o’clock, UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE (to Close Consignments) of GENERAL MERCHANDISE. DM. SPED DING • will sell by auction, at his Rooms, on Thursday first, at 2 o’clock, 39 boxes tea, 100 boxes do, 149 boxes do, 87 boxes do, 44 boxes do, 94 boxes do, 96 boxes do, 35 half-chests do, 4 halfchests do, 4 half-chests do, 30 cases half sardines, 10 cases do, 60 tins (100 each) white herrings, 50 tins, (100 each) red herrings, 25 qr-barrels do, 20 tins (211b each) sprats, 5 cases (1 dozen) red herrings, 5 cares (2 dozen) white herrings, 200 bags rice, 50 bags white sago, 10 bags hemp twine, 100 boxes paraffin candles, salad oil, bottled fruits, milk, Morton’s essences, soap powder, mustard, aunatto, etc., etc. Also, 50 oases “ Johnston’s” Guinness’s stout 4 qrs 1872 old Highland whisky. Catalogues will be forwarded. THURSDAY, 17th MARCH, At 12 o’clock. In Rooms, Manse street. 5 TONS KIDNEY POTATOES. Prime Sample. 'TiANDRESS, HEPBURN, AND CO. SATURDAY, 19th MARCH, At 2 o’clock. In Rooms, Rattray street. VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS ON ENGINEERING, SURVEYING, AND ARCHITECTURE; ALSO, THEODOLITES, LEVELS, AN® MICROSCOPES, The property of the late Mr T. B. Low, C.E. JAMES A. PARK AND GO. are instructed to sell by auction, at their Rooms, on Saturday, A valuable collection of books, including— Encyclopaedia Britannica (new edition), 21 vols; Lives of Engineers (by Smiles), 4 vols; Library of Illustrated Standard Scientific Works, 3vols; Spoil’s Dictionary of Engineering, 3 vols; Encyclopaedia of Civil Engineering (by E. Cressy), etc., etc. Also, Drawing instruments, 4 and 5-inch theodolites, 12-inch levels, prismatic compasses, barometer, steel bands, microscope, etc. Now on view. Catalogue at Rooms. SATURDAY, 19th MARCH, At 2 o’clock. In Rooms, Rattray street. OLD AND RARE BOOKS. JAMES A. PARK AND CO. aie instructed by the Executors of the late E. S. Lees, Esq , of Oamaru, to sell by auction, on Saturday, A collection of old and rare books, including —BohemianPersecution, 1650; First Translation from Greek into English, 1526 ; Observations in Husbandry, 1757; Sermons and Poems, printed 1778; Rambles to the Lakes, 1810; Bradley’s Sermons, 1830; Bruce’s Travels on the Nile, 1838; Patents, 1845; and many other valuable works. Catalogues at reuns, SATURDAY, 19th MARCH, At 2 o’clock. Important to Wholesale Saddlers, Farmers, etc. Bits, Buckles, Straps, Whip Sockets Saddlers’ Ironmongery, etc. 4 Sets Colonial-made Cart Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Horse-covers, SaddleCloths, etc. Montagu pym has received instructions to sell the above by auction, at his Rooms, High street, on Saturday, 19th March, at 2 o’clock. Without reserve. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. IMPORTANT SALE,

.ENGLISH-MADE FURNITURE, Of the Handsomest Description, nearly new. Montagu ptm has received instructions from E. Mean, Esq. (who is having for Europe), to sell by auction, at his residence, Melrose, Roslyn, at an early date, The whole of bis household furniture os above. Without reserve. Catalogues in course of preparation. Liberal terras can te arranged for the purchase or leasing of the premises. RACE PRIVILEGES, FORBURY PARK, ON ANNIVERSARY DAY. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND 00. will sell by a ction, at the Provincial Yards, on Saturday, 19th inst., at half-past 11 o’clock, The grand stand booth and luncheon room, public booths, fruit and refreshment booths, race cards, stabling, etc., for the races at Forbury Park on Anniversary Day, March 23rd. LECTURES. The great compound image op NEBUCHADNEZZAR (Gold, Silver, Brass, Iron and Olay) Faithfully delineated on Canvas, with prophetic Charts, covering 162 it of Canvas, at Mr Aldridge’s Lecture To-night and two following evenings on “Daniel,” At 8 o’clock, in the Choral HalL All invited. Admission free. Collection for expenses only. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. v. * NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WAIKOUAITI RACES. EXCURSION TRAIN TO WAIKOUAITI, 17th MARCH, ON 17th March an Excursion Train will leave Dunedin tor Waikonaiti at 9.16 a.m.; leaving Peliohet Bay 9.20 a.m., Rhvensbourne 9.25 a.m., Upper Port 9.40 a.m.; returning from Waikouaiti at 6.50 p.m. Train will stop at Pelichet Bay, Ravensbourne, and Upper Port Chalmers going and returning. The Return Fares will be— First Class, Second Class, 4s. 3s. Excursion Tickets will be available by the Excursion Train only. By order. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WAIKOUAITI RACES, 17th MARCS. SATURDAY RETURN TICKETS to Waikouaiti will be issued at Dunedin, Donback, Camara, and intermediate Stations op 17th March, and will be available for return on day of issue only. By eider. R. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. | EXCURSION FARES TO LAKE DISTRICT. Excursion tickets to Kingston wm be issued at Dunedin on any date (Sundays excepted) from Ist December, 1886, to 31st March, 1887, and will be available for return for six weeks from date of issue. | The Fares will be; First Class, L2 7s 6d ; Second Glass, LI 15s. These Tickets will be available either by Waimea line or via Invercargill. The journey may be broken on direct line of route, either going or returning, provided the specified time is not exceeded. VOLUNTEER EASTER .CAMP, NDERS will be received by the. undersigned up to noon on the 22nd insi far rivilege of Keeping a Canteen at the ■Camp of the Otago Brigade at Otaio, & Andrews, Canterbury. Specifications nditions of the contract may be seen at district Volunteer Offices at Dunedin* u, and Timnu; and at the Masonic St Andrews. - rder. H. GORDON, Major, ' District-Adjutant. Dunedin, 15th March, 1887. - ! ' .'I'ljl 1 "* A DVERTTSEMENTS intepdedfofinwftion J~3L in the Country Edition' of this Journal shoal 1 be sent to the office not later than Span.