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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 712, 24 February 1866, Page 3

Sabs frtj MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2G. S. TRADE-SALE OF DRAPERY, HOSIERY, &C., &C-, &c. , ta H. JOSEPH rs- Has received instructions from the importers to Bell by auction, on Monday, at the Commercial Sale Booms, Queen-street, the 2Gtli inst., at 11 o'clock, the following—viz.:— FAWCY TISSUE SHAWLS AND JACKETS Fancy dress mantillas Dozun girl's white cotton hose Ditto children's coloured cotton socks Ditto men's cotton half-hose Ditto men's military ditto Men's tweed suits Men's white shirts washed in boxes Men's Crimean shirts Blankets, ginghams, and Derries Cotton sheets, huckaback to wellinga nd towels Printed border nnd whito cotton cambric handkerchiefs, &c., &c., &c. Tho whole of tho above are a choice selection, and quite seasonable). Terms at Sale. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 'tl. VALUABLE PBOPEETT, TO CLOSE ACCOUNTS. )y DAY I D NATHAN ie Has received instructions to sell by public auction, on Tuesday next, tho 27th inst., at twelvo o'clock, The extensive warehouses of Messks. J. S. and Co., situated in Lower Queen-street., consisting of FKEE and BONDED STORES, and capable of containing Two Thousand Tons of Merchandize. This splendid property is so well-known that further comment is deemed unnecessary ; but all information will be furnished to intending purchasers b,y the Auctioneer—and the Stores will be open to inspection till the day of Sale. Terms at Sale. Also, at tho same tims THE COAL HULK 'SUSAN.' Could be sent to sea in twenty-four hours, having an ample inventory. Terms at Sale. Ex 'AYR' @ MAURITIUS. fJIHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ON SALE 250 TONS SUGAR, consisting of a very superior assortment of fine white crystals, white counters, fine straw counters, fine yellow crystals and counters. OWEN & GRAHAM, Queen-street Wharf. £100 BE "WARD. rjIHE New Zealand Insurance Company offors the above Reward to any person who shall give Buch information as will lead to the conviction of the person or persons who did, on the night of FRIDAY, January 26tli last, wilfully SET FIRE to WOODEN BUILDINGS in Hobson-ntreet. G. W. ELIOTT, I'ro Manager. February 10, 186?. dEIOO REWAiID. IT having come to tho knowledge of the Directors of the Gold Mining Companies that GOLDBEARING- QUARTZ has been STOLEN from the Claimß at Coromandel, a REWARD of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS is hereby offered by tho Directors, to be paid to any person who shall give such information as shall lead to the conviction of the thief or any receiver of the stolen property. By order of the Directors of the Coromandel Waihau, and Kapanga Gold Mining Company, (limited.) SAMUEL COCHRANE, 01 airman. Auckland, 7th February, 1860. £20 REWARD. STOLEN —From Mr. Buckland's Sale Yards, Newmarket, One Black and Greyish PIG, on Thursday night last. The above reward will bo paid to anyone giving audi information as will lead to conviction. £5 REWARD will be paid for information which will convict parties concealing a Buy HORSE, with broken knees, and white stripes on forehead, and black spot on thigh. A. DORNWELL & SON. ONE POUND REWARD. LOST, from Newmarket, on Thursday evening, a RED MILCH COW, branded SS on near rump, a!so ear marked. Any person bringing the same to Chaeles Haet, Kybor Pass Boad, will receive the above reward. . LOST.—TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST, between Queen-street and the Grea Northern Brewery, a Rough Parchmentcovered CARTER'S BOOK, having the name of thet undersigned written inside the cover. The above reward will be paid to anyone bringing the above t > W. J. Hurst & Co., Queen-street. LOST, last Sunday, a small Gold MOURNING BROOCH. Ten Shillings Reward if left at the Herald office. LOST. —During delivery at tho Newmarket Slaughter House, I black CoW, 1 yellow COW, with white face, 1 red and whit) OX Any perjongivingany information as to their '.vhoroabouta. WIU b» rewarded fan (Heir trouble.*ad OP., QuMn-ntrosti