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New Zealand Herald, Volume XI, Issue 3987, 22 August 1874, Page 1

Drapery. ..-* PREMISES SOLD TO THE NATIONAL BANK. NOTICE. lIAYING SOLD OUR PREMISES TO THE NATIONAL BANK, We shall commence AN EXTRAORDINARY SALE, THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 22nd LNST. For the next three weeks the entire Stock will be sacrificed, to effect a Clearance, as immediate possession must be given. Special Note.—The Terras during this Sale will be strictly cari'j. S. & J. R. VA I LE, NATIONAL MART, Corner or Queen & Wyndham-streets. PREMISES SOLD TO THE NATIONAL BANK. PREMISES ARE SOLD. GREAT AND BON A FIDE CLEARANCE SALE AT R. W. DYSON'S, in consequence of the premises having been disposed of, and the purchasers imperatively requiring early Thc whole Stock is New, Frrsh, and but recently imported to R. W. D.'a special orders ; and the Goods in the following departments are particularly choice, vu!.:— BLACK AND COLOURED GLACE AND GROSGUAJN SILKS ; BLACK, COLOURED, WniTE, AND FIGURED DRESS GOODS: GENERAL DRAPERY, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, QUILTS; LADIES' CLOTHING AND BABY-WARES, ROBES, HOODS, &a; MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS ; in fact, every Requisite for Family and Household use. As R.W.D. must clear out in three weeks, he has determined to Rive his mends and the public tne lull benefit of his recent importations, and to sell the whole Stock at COST PRICE. THIS IS A GENUINE SALE, AN L> NO FICTION, a3 E. W. Dyson cannot obtain snitable premises, consequently bo must clear out. 130 & 132, QUEE.V-STKEET, Adjoining Messrs. MorrinV, Ironmongers. Notices. mo OWNERS AND OCCUPIERS. NOTICE. All changes of Ownership or Occupation of City Properties require to be notified in writing to thij oflice, or the original owners or occupiers will be held liable for all Rates due thereon. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, August 21, 1874. O T I C E. KAURI BUSHES. Mr. JOHN McLEOD wishes to inform the public that he has opened an otlico near the Newton Postollice for the rurchasc anil Sale of Kauri Bushes, and will be prepared to transact business for Natives and Europeans. From the'fact that many of the finest, most extensive, and best situated bushes in the colony wore held back from sale by the until lately, ho is now prepared to offer for sale a numlier of such bushes, which are well situated for Saw-mills and Sqnaring Establishments, or for the investment of Capitol. And he trusts that his long connection with the timber trade, and his intimate knowledge of the forests of the province, will enable him to give satisfaction to those who will commission him to sell or purchase for them.

Mr. McLkod is still prepared to Exnmino and Keport on Coul and Oil-boarinp Districts, Mill Sites, &c. Address—:scwton Poat-Oflice, Auckland. MOUNT EDEN HIGHWAY DISTKICT. The Assessment Roll is posted at Cunningham's Dote], Newmarket. The Hoard will sit to hear objections (if any), at tho nbovo hotel on TUESDAY, the 22nd day of September. JOHN SLATTER, Chairman. August 10,1574. NE-TKEE HILL HIGHWAY DISTKICT. The Assessment List of the above District for tho year ending ?Oth June, 1575, is deposited at tho Junction Hotel for the inspection of ratepayers. Appeals, if any, will be heard by tho Trustees at tho same place, on FRIDAY, the 18th September, at 4 o'clock p.m. THOS. A. BROWN, Chairman. ONE-TREE HILL HIGHWAY DISTRICT. NOTICE. All Cattle and Horses found in this District, from the Junction Hotel to the Harp of Erin Hotel, and from the Junction Hotel to the Royal Oak Hotel, Onehunga, and Intermediate roads, will be impounded on and after tho Ist of September next. THOMAS A. BROWN, Chairman. ADORNWELL begs to notify that, for • the convenience of his friends, he has taken the business corner of Victoria and Queenstreets, as a Branch Establishment: and trusts, by keeping a geod Article, and selling at as low a rate as possible, for cash, to merit that support which is due to enterprise.