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Evening Star, Issue 9772, 31 July 1895, Page 3

CITY CORPORATION NOTICES COKE ! COKE 1 COKE ! PUBLIC NOTICE. .a now b ii delivered u; under : ) At <lto Coqu.iHn. ii at JRa 1 6il )«=r ton, or Is per l.sijj ; to any part of the City or Suburbs at 2()s 6d per ton, or Is 3d per bag, TWENTY-TWO FULL BAGS TO THE TON. WJI. B. TAYLOR, Town Clerk. AUCTIONS. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTICE, THE LATE MR E. SMITH’S PLANTS. ON ACCOUNT of the severe weather the above Plants will NOT be on view This Evening, but will bo ready for inspection at in o’clock TO-MORROW MORNING. Sale at ?. o’clock. PARK, REYNOLDS, AND CO. THURSDAY, Ist AUGUST. At 2 o’clock. At Rooms, Manse street UNRIVALLED COLLECTION OF RARE STOVE PLANTS, CHOICE ORCHIDS RARE FOLIAGE PLANTS. PARK, REYNOLDS. AND CO. are instructed by the Executors of the late Edmund Smith to sell, on above date. Portion of his exceptional and rare collection of plants, removed to rooms, Manse street. Also, On SATURDAY, 3rd AUGUST, At 2 o’clock, On the Premises, London street, THE BALANCE OF THE COLLECTION. THURSDAY, Ist AUGUST, At 2 o’clock. MONSTER CLEARING SALE OF GENERAL GOODS. To bo sold without reserve. JA Ml 5 S SAMSON AND CO. have received instructions from Mr James Hardie (whose lease has expired) to sell hv auction, at their Booms, The Whole of his Stock, including— Men’s, youths’, and boys’ tweed suits, mole trousers, shirts, pants, sox, under flannels, hate, ties, dungaree overallsand jumpers, ladies’ dre-s materials, mantles, capes, jackets, handkerchiefs, towels, aprons, rjuilts, blankets, rugs, brushes, combs, pocket-knives, pipes, scissors, perfumery, flannelette, sheeting, shirting, flannel, Waterbary and other watches, cutlery, ticking, wool mats, hand straps, braces, table covers, picnic and waste paper baskets, and other useful articles too numerous to particularise. Removed to rooms for convenience. FRIDAY, 2nd AUGUST, At 2 o’clock. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, RANGE, Etc. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. have received instructions from the Trustee in a fleet ased estate to sell by auction at their Rooms, Furniture, etc., including— * Leather suite, leather couch, easy chair, rocker, cedar 100 table, curtain pole, Japanese table, wool rugs and mats, mantelpiece mirror, carpets, and hoartluugs, bookcase, cheffonier’ sideboard, vases, dinner and tea sets, clock! lamp, pictures, double anti single iron and wood bedsteads, wire and flock mattresses, palliasses, blankets, bolsters, pillows, quilts, chests of drawers of all descriptions, wardrobe, washstands and bedroom ware, toilet tables, lookingglasses, towel rails, colonial sofa, kitchen dresser, cruet, wringer, cor-pcr boiler, crockeryware, cutlery, zinc tubs, filter, gas heating and cooking stoves, Zralandiaand Leamington ranges, meat safe, weighing machine, Milner safe, D

SATURDAY. 3rd AUGUST, At 1 o’clock. IMPORTANT SALK OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES From the North Island. JAMES SAMSON AND 00. have been favored with instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms, A valuable list of Pawnbrokers’ Pledges, consisting of— Gold and silver watches, alherts, brooches, wedding and gem ring- 1 , scarf do, necklets, studs and solitaires, lockets, earrings, d.b. gnus, clothing, cutlery, tools, Etc., etc., etc. The above goods were left over from the sale held by us on 4th May last, and our instructions are to sell without reserve. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, Ist AUGUST, At 11 o’clock sharp. BO PENS OF TARLE POULTRY. REI G, PARK, AND CO., Princes street. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Cheque No. 28,962; payment stopped;; £1 reward. Apply A. J. Shaw, watchmaker, Rattray street. STOLEN or Strayed, Ray Filly, with headstall on ; 4 years old ; branded ace clubs on near shoulder; anyone giving information that will lead to recovery of same will be well rewarded. Apply Pioneer Hotel. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. GRAND NATIONAL STKEPECHAftE MEETING AT CHRISTCHURCH. AUGUST Bth and 10th, IB9T ]7IXCURSION 'I ICKETS to Christchurch 'J will ho issued on WEDNESDAY, 7th August, available for return up to ami including Wednesday, 14th August. For particulars tf fares and stations at which these tickets will I e issued see posters at railway stations. By Order. SHIPPING. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED.

SPECIALLY REDUCED EXCURSION FARES IN FORGE BY ALL STEAMERS OVERALL THE COMPANY’S LINES. Steamers will bo despatched as under • LYTTELTON and WELLINGTON (translm . ping at Wellington to all West Coast ports)— Tarawera Thur., Ist Aug. II a.m. D’din c* . _ 2.30 p.m. train. Conmia Mon., Pth Aug. 3 p.m. D’din. NAPIER, GISBORNE, aud AUCKLANDTarawera Tlmr., lit Aug. U a.m. DMin or 2.30 p.m. train* Flora Wed., 7th Aug. 3 p.m. D’din SYDNEY via WELLINGTON— Hauroto Wed., 7th August 4 p.m. D’din. Waihora Thur.. 15th Aug. 230 p.m. train SYDNEY via AUcKL.ANDTarawera Thur., Ist Aug. 11 a.m. D’din or w . , 2.30 p.m. train. Manapoun Tues„ 13th Aug. 2.30 o.m. train. MELBOURNE via BLUFF and HOBART— Talune Mon.. sth August 3.30 p.m. train. Wakatipu Thur., 15th Aug. 2.50 p.m. train WESTPORT via TIMAKU, AKAROA. LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, & NELSON— Brunner Friday, 2nd Aug. 4 p.m. D'din. Omapere Friday, 9th Aug. 4 p.m. D’din. GREYMOUTH via OAMARU. TIMARU LYTTELTON, and WELLINGTON— Herald Wed., 7th August 10 p.m. D’din NAPIER WHARF via OAM ARU & TIMARU— Dingadee Ea’ly TONGA aud SAMOA— Ovalau, from Auckland, about Wed., 28th AueFUI (SUVA aud LEVUKA}— Upolu, from Auckland. 15th August, CARGO RECEIVED AT DUNEDIN WHARVES: Per S.S, Till Da*. Wharf, Tarawera 9 am. Tiujsday Tongue Omapere 1 p.m, Friday ' Rattray st Further reductions in fares> AND FREIGHTS BY TARAWERA, TO-MORROW (Thursday). Ist: AUGUST, FOR. LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON. NAPIER. GISBORNE, AUCKLAND, and SYDNEY. LOWER FARES THAN ANY OTHER STEAMER IN THE TRADE, For particulars apply to UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF ■ NF t W ZEALAND, LIMITED*.