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New Zealand Herald, Volume XV, Issue 5303, 14 November 1878, Page 4

Sales by Auction. B. TONKS.] [ R e " CARK-TO-MORROW. AMERICAN WAGGONS. AMERICAN WAGGONS. B. TONKS & CO. Will sell, on Friday, at 12 o.clock, AMEBIAN WAGGONS S. TO>"KS.] t R. C. CARK* TO-MORROW. ALONG IDE SHIP ' MAY QUEEN/ IMMIGRANT'S FITTINGS, COOKING UTENSILS, BATHS, PUMP, TUBS, BUCKETS, &c.j &c., &c. B. TONKS & CO. Will sell by arction, To-morrow (Friday), November 15, at 11 o'clock, alongside the ship' AL.y Queen/ IMMIGRANTS' FITTINGS, Cooking Utensils Pump 'Jinw^ro Buckets Tubs <fec., &c., & c. Dress and Fasinon. J.MPOKTANT OTIC E. EXPIRATION OF LEASE. £VREAT QLEARING Q.UT gALE. MRS. BUTTER WORTH Wishes to inform her Cwston ers and tho Tublic generally, that the LEASE OF THE PRb'JIISES KOW OCCUriED BY HER EXriRES SHORTLY, And as it has to bo sold by auction, SHE HAS DETERMINED TO OFFER The Whole of her JLjARGE ASD yARIED groCK AT PRICED THAT WILL ENSURE PURCHASERS, So that, should sho bo outbidden in the for the Lcaso, sh'' may have but little to remove, aud open in othvr premtres with all New Gootfs. Sale Commerced ox Monday, 14th Inst. £ILOVES! GLOVES! First-cTass Josephine Cut Gloves, two button, various sizes, at 2# Gd per pair, worth -1?; diho, at per pair ; 20 dizeu of summer 1 Fa c»*, all sizes, 2s Cd per pair ;10 d-z. rc.illy B.ack Kid G'loves, at 3* Ud, worth ; lo: of W iuter ttock clearing out a*, co.t price; best Fancy Feathei-« dyed Kibbocs, Gd per yard, worth Is ; a large lot of Ladies' bilk Scarves at y.t each, worth 2s; k large lot of Fltx j;t sj per yard, worth Is 3d : Dimity, 7d per yard, worth Is ; D mi y and Lano Curtains, wide width, Is per yard, worth Is Gd ; * lot of Ladies' White Handkerchiefs, 4d ; f it to, at 3.1 ; a largo lot'of Ladies' Underclothing at reduced prices ; a fre*li lot of new llats snd Feathers; Children's bilk Gio/e3fiit id pr pair, worth Is; lilu« Linm for butchfirs* smocks, 2i per yard ; a new low of K.id Gloves to be sold nt less than cost price. This is the Cheapest llousc in Town for K.d Giovts. 50 pieces of American Clotli at 9d pfr yard by the piece, lud per singlo yard ; a large Jot of Ladies' Frilliug to be sold cheap, at all pilces; 50 dozen Light Josephine Ki'i Gloves, at 2n Cil per p:iir. —W. Evue, EnmsKiticu IlcUao, Yictoiia-street. RECT IMPORTATIONS PER 'LEBU' AND 'FAMEXOTH,' AND TO ARRIVE PER ' AVONA,' &c.

J. M. McLACfILAN Das Opened bis SUMMER STOCK, equal in stile, ouALiTY", and prick to the best in Now Zealand. I have bought ARTHUR & Co.*S (LIMITED) SOfPLE Stock—thousands of articles, no two alike, for loss than English Coit, ai«d offer it at a proportionate rate ; also, 2 cases Men's Hat?, 19 lid, worth 8j : Black Cashmere fcilk *' WARRANTED TO WEAK." rcduccd to S3 Od, 11?, 12* Gd ; New Japanese, Is lid ; New Sncwflakes, lid; New Millinery, cheap ; New Tweeds and Bine fc-'eges, Is 3d ; £.'ew Hosiery, from •iid per pair; New Boys'faults, from 12s C 1 ; >»ew l'urc Calico, 4s lid dozen ; New Feathers, Flowers, KJbbons ; Laces, Uats, Bonnets, Costumes, Bkirts, Umbrelliis, &c. Watclimakers and Jewellers. 0 T I C E. I\- CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCREASE 01' OF GOOD 3, ASD SHIPMENTS TO ARRIVE PEE ' LOCH FLEET. £i,OOO w ORTH OF DIX ,'N & SON'S "A" No. 1 ELECTRO-PLAT,". I HAVE TAKEN NEW PREMI3ES IN VI'.TOBI ASTRELT EAST (NEXT DOOR TO Mn. It. MuDERMOTT'S), SOLKLY FOR THE SALE OF LOCKS, ALL OF WHICH WILL BE KEPT DOING, IF THE PUBLIC WILL ALLOW MB. THE LARGEST, MOST VARIED, AND BrTST ASSORTMENT IN NEW ZEALAND, consisunc of MARBLE, ALABASTEK, FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN. JUST DECEIVED, 3g QMALL ONE0 NE - DAY C LOCKS IN GOOD GOING ORDER, JQS. EACH. F H L E WISS 0N ' VICTORIA-STREET EAST, and QUEEN-SJTRE ST (On-osiTE the Union* Bavk). LFRE D L E Y la now offering his well-assorted Stock of JEWELLERY,WATCHES, AND CLOCKS of the newest and most recherchd patterns at a Discount or trou Ten to Twenty per Cent An inspection of his ATTRACTIVE WINDOW will not fail to convinco tho most fastidious that the Goods are of latest designs and genuine value; The Subscriber, in acknowledging with thanks tho kind favours shown him for the past eleven years, would assuro his numerous friends and patrons that his efforts will still bo unremitting in endeavouring to ell a good article at a low figure. ALFRED ALEY, PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER AND JEWELLER, 250, Queen-street (Opposite the Market Entrance.)