1 v Sales by AuctionTHIS DAY, At Eleven o'clock. WALNUT OVERMANTELS (Bevelled Plated), IRON BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. ' ROBERT CHARLES CARR Will sell at his Rooms, on the above date at eleven o'clock. BEVELLED PLATE WALNUT OVERMANTELS, Double Iron Bedsteads, Austrian and American Chairs. On view This Day. TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 26 CASES ANGOSTURA BITTERS 2 CASES MANILA CIGARS 100 CASES BRANDY 10 OCTAVES GINGER WINE 32 CASES SWISS MILK. 50 CASES CURRANTS 50 CASES SARDINES 25 CASKS QUART ALE 10 I CASKS WHISKY 5 i-CASKS PORT WINE 5 iCASKS SHERRY Etc., Etc., Etc. GABRIEL LEWIS AND CO. Hire received instructions to sell THE ABOVE-MENTIONED GOODS, To-morrow (Friday), August 19, at 11 o'clock. No Reserve. Terms at Sale. ROBERT WILSON.] [REGINALD CLAYTON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, At Eleven o'Clock. WILSON ft CLAYTON Have been instructed by the Auckland Harbour Board, to sell by public auction, at the Offices of the Board, Quay-street, on Tuesday, August 28, 1892, at eleven o'clock, THE Building situate near tho Railway Bridge, Mechanic*' Bay, formerly used by the Union S.S.M. Sash and Door Co. as offices. Building to be removed within oue month from day of sale. B. J. ESAM.] [C. ARTHUR. MONDAY, AUGUST 22, At Eleven o'Clock. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. ESAM & ARTHUR Have received instructions from Mr. J. Levv, of the London Loan Office, Victoria-street (under City Hail), to se l at their Mart, Queen and Elliottstreets, on above date, UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, as under : JEWELLERY. ISM.October Ist, $099, SOKL Watch ; £th, SI 15, GH Watch; 9th. Sll9, G I'hxin ; nth. Slit;, Conrertiat; 25th, 8160, GoFG Watch; SIC2, SHW Watch ; Sl>t, 5175. Accordeon ; November Ist, 51."6, Brooch and Locket; SI ,9, SOK Watch and Chain ; Srd, SISS. 3HL Watch ; 7th, 5192, Bracelet. Brooch, led Studs; Sth, 8196, D Pin ; 8198, J readle Machine; 12ih. SilO, G Albert ; 17th, £30, Sill. Watch and Chain ; IStb, S24i, SHL Watch ; ?4th, S2SJ, Bible : 29th, 8264, K Kins; December 6th, 8278, SilG Watch, Chain, an Ring, and 7 Spoons; 8281, 2 Ki»ives and Forks, and Spoons ; Sth, 8283. G Chain; 15th, 5502, OFti watch, Chain, and 1) Ring ; --nil, Si"®, Ml Watch; 23rd, 3527, SH Watch and Chain; 27th. $339, S Chain; 29th, SMS, D Ring ; iWth, 8340, SHW Watch ; Six, SHI. Watch anil Albert. 1901January 2nd, S3M, SuF Watch «nd chain; sth, £575, US Machine; 7th, 8353, KH Watch and Chain, sth, S3SS, 6 Boot®; 8387, GF Watch and Chain ; sSS*. GO KG Watch; S3S9, G Ring; 10th, 5295. SOTO Watch, G Albert; £306, GIIL Watch; 13th, itOl, GoFU Watch ; 15th, MOS, Necklet and Locket ; 19th, 5417, G Brooch ; 24th, 8434, SOF Watch, ti Albert; 2Sth, 5447, 2 Brooches and 1) Ring; 29th, 8452, SH Watch; February 3rd, 8471, S Mug; 7th, S43S. GOF Watch : 10th, 1-500, G Alt>ert ■ 16th, 8517, G Ring ; 2i)th, 8524, GOt Watch; March eth, 80C6, SU Watch; 10th, 8545, G Kins; IStli, 8505, 2 G Kinz»; 20th, B*>o6, Studs; 23rd. 8613, SH Watch; 23rd, 8814, G Ring; 2Srd, 8621, SOK Watch; 30th, fc6SB, G Ring ; April 3rd, 804;?, G Chain ; 4th, Bvis2, SOFG Watch ; lUth, SCcW, G Ring; 11th, 806 a, SH Watch; 13th, 8072, SHG Watch; 13th, Sti7i, SOF Watch and G Albert; 15th, 8K79. Ring; 15th, 86S0, Accordeon, SHL Watch, and Chain; 20th, 8891, 2 G Kinps; 27th. 5702, Mitre Box; Miiy 7tli, 8734, G Kings; Sth, 5735, Flute in box ; 9th, 8759, G Ring; 17th, S7C7, II Watch; 19th, 8774, GW King; 23rd, 8790. SHI, Watch; 20th, 879N SO KG Watch, S Albert ; , 27th, B*oo, SOF Watch; 28th, 8807, G Rin'-, June 1, SSI2, Box Math. Instruments; 6th, 3520, SH Watch; 19th, 8876, Compass; 20th, 8831,2 Medals; 22nd,. 8887, SOF Watch and Chain; 23rd. 8891, GH Watch; 24 h, 8897, G Brooch; 29th, 8912, Musical Instrument; July 3rd, 8922, 2 G Brooches ; Oth, 8932, G Cin, Bracelet, »nd D Ring; .18tli, 8962, G Locket ; 24th, 8973, Brooch ; 24th. Bi»7y, GOF Watch, Chain, and D King ; 24th,8980, 6GFL Watch; 25th, 5982, GOF Watch ; August 3rd, 9008, D Ring ; lf.th, 9013, •SHG Watch; 10th. 9050. SHI, Watch ; £oth, 9053. G Albert : 22nd, 9059, 2 G Rinss ; 27th, 9069, GOFG Watch; Slat, 9074, SHW Watch. CLOTHING PLEDGES. 1891 : August IStb, 1313, O Coat: September 4th, 1340, O Coat; 7th, 1354, 7 Chairs; 31st, 1393, Rsg, Dress Suit, and Gun ; October 12th, 1411, Coat; lGtli,' 1414, Coat; 26th, 1438, Bundle; November Gth, 1465, Jacket; December 10th, 1519, Skirt; 21st, 1541, Shirt; 24th, 1552, 2 Canes. 1892 : January lltb, 1581, Suit; 12th, 1583, Suit; 2Sth, 1612, Shawl andSkiit; 30th, 1620, 3Balls; February Gtli, 1635, Jacket; 18th, 1671, Quilt ; 19th, 1075, Coat; 26th, 1701, O Coat; March 16th, 1758, Blanket and Piece ; 19tb, 1763, 3 Pieces. And 200 BUNDLES OF GOOD AND USEFUL CLOTHING. The Stud. rpo TRAVEL THIS SEASON. THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION G R I P; By Slanderer out of Awatea, by Ravensworth (imp,) out of Skybird (imp.), by Teudington. Slanderer by Traducer out of Gitana, by Sir Hercules out of Gipsy Queen, by II Barbiere. Monday—East Tamaki. Tuesday—Papatoetoe and Mangere. j Wednesday—Papakura Saturday—Howick and PakuraDga. Friday home. v t:. 3 For particulars apply to E. BRAIDWOOD GRAY, Owner. JIOR PRIVATE SALE, THE FOLLOWING THOROUGHBRED AND CLYDESDALE STALIONS : THOROUGHBREDS. LEOLINUS, by Tasmania HOWITZER, by Musket—Titania DISHONOUR, by Captivator->Maid of Honour (Full Brother to Freedom) CLYDESDALES. * SIR JULIUS VOGEL Two-year-old Colt. Also, ' Coaching Stallion, 3 years old. HUNTER & NOLAN. THE mercantile and bankRUPTCY GAZETTE OP NEW ZEALAND,' with' which is incorporated the Weekly Advertiser and the Trade Protection Gazette, published every Thursday Morning, contains:—Particulars of Bills of Sale, Stock Mortgages, Liens on Wool and on Crops, Bailments, Affidavits of Satisfaction, Bankruptcy Petitions and Discharges, &c., filed during each week; also, carefully-revised Share and Produce Market Reports, Latest Legal Decisions; Original At tides. Illustrating the working of Commercial Law, and other interesting and valuable matter. ABSOLUTELY INDISPENSABLE TO THE , SAFETY OF ALL TRADERS. Terms; Gazette only, 21s; or with Digest and Half-yearly Index, £110s. "Auckland Branch: Mr. T. A. Ashton, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street. ..Sample Copies obtainable in every town from local agents. Porprietors:. The Trade Auxiliary Company of Zealand (Limited). Collection of Debts, and Inquiries as to Commercial standing, attended to. A ; 'U ckland TURKISH BATH . COMPANY (LIMITED), bath . COMPANY (LIMITED), Lorse-street and Victoria-street East. HOT' and COLD BATHS for Ladies and CD Gentlemen, with Shower and all requisites y . Hours : 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., and on Sundays 6to 10. TURKISH BATHS. On Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday 3s Or Eight Tickets for 20b On Monday, Thursday, and Saturday 2s Hours: from 9 a.m. lo 6 p.m. rpHE ! JJISEASE £NERMS OR BACILLI Are the Triumphs of the Microscope. . A large variety of Microscopes at ' PEACOCK'S, Shortland-street. ; Also, Graphoscopes, Stereoscopes, Barometers, and Thermometers. j
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 8960, 18 August 1892, Page 8
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