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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 9138, 8 November 1890, Page 4

Auctions. FRANCIS BIDEY & CO. THIS DAY (SATURDAY); 8m NOVEMBER, 181)0, At 2.30 o'clock. IBAKCJS SIDeT” I CO. will boil by b ' auction, on tbo above date, In their rooms, Cuba street Extension, the following forfeited shares intho Federation Gold Mioine Company of WaUamanna, Llmltoa ICO shares, Nob. 8251 to 8350 250 abates, Nob, 8551 to 8800 100 iibaros, Nob. 8801 to 8900 250 obares, Nob. 8951 to 9200 1500 shares, Nob, 10001 to 11000 220 nbaree, Noe. 19476 to 19725 550 shares, Nos. 23376 to 23925 Terms Cash. 593 G. W, SMART. PAWNBROKER’S SALE OP UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. IN THE CENTRAL HALL AUCTION MA HT, MANNERS STREET, THIS DAT (SATURDAY), 8m NOV,, At 2 o’clock sharp. GW. SMART will eell by public , auction, as above— A largo quantity of unredeemed pledges. Sole at 2 o’clock sharp. 601 PAWNBROKER’S SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, Fledged at the Imperial Pawn Office, Manners street, Wellington, IN THE CENTRAL HALL AUCTION ROOMS, MANNk ns STREET. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 14th and 15th November, Commencing each day at 1 o’clock sharp. W, SMART will sell by public VJT, auction as above, the following large quantity of valuable pledges, unless redeemed or interest paid before the above date—(lnterest can be paid on goods up to tho time of sale.) 1889— July 22nd, 2275, gold ring and silver broooh ; 24th, 2283, 2 life bolts ; 24th, 2286, fishing rod and reel; 25th, 2294, d.b. breechloader by Greener, esse, and fittings ; 29th 2317, field glasses, by Ros<; 29th, 2318, camera and lens, by Ross; 30th, 2339, 18ct gold English lever, by Benson ; 30th, 2344, handsome dinner service. 1890— March 27tb, 4350, gold pin ; 29tb, 4358, silver cornet, 29th, 4359, court sword, &a. April 20tb, 4565, lot of jewellery; 12th, 4468, box of carpenter’s tools ; 30tb, 4598, gold b. lover watoh ; 14tb, 4479, loot gold obaia ; 15th, 4489, gold keeper ; 4490, Text Book of Physiology, by Foster ; 2nd, 4398, 2 rings; 2let, 4525, e.0.f.1. watch; 6tb, 4412, microscope (by Lawley); 4413, 5.0.f.1. watoh ; 4418, silk dress and sealskin jacket; 4422, Manual of Pathology (by Coats) ; 9tb, 4448, diamond ring ; 10th, 4449, roll of silk (56 yards) ; 12th, 4473, s.o.f. watoh ; 21« t, 4524, set of studs and scarf pin ; 4529, set of surgioal instruments (by Thompson & O’Neill); 4532, forceps (midwifery) ; 4533, eet of dissecting knives , 4538, set of dentiste’ forceps ; 4539, Manual of Medical Juriaprudence (by Taylor) ; 220 d, 4547, English concertina ; 4549, [Practice of Surgery (by Bryant) ; 29tb, 4592, diamond ring; 24tb, 4555, s.h.l. watch and chain; 4557, eet of mathematical instruments and drees suit and diamond ring; Gtb, 4557, gold chain ; 4559, piccolo, banjo, and leather ease; 4562, 3 cricket bats by Cobbett, leg guards, and cricket bag and 4 balls ; 4564, banjo in case ; 7th, 4569, fishing rod and reel; 4572, 3 silk handkerchiefs, dress suit, shoes ; 6th, 4417, s.o.f, watoh ; 30tb, 4593, s.h. keyliss watch ; 29th, 4584, powerful microscope, magic lantern and slides, and field glass ; 10th, 4456, s.h. key* less watoh-, 4163, satin dress and evening dress; 29th, 4587, s.h. keyless watoh ; 23rd, 4546, s.h. watch ; 4547, kit of carpenter's tools ; 29th, 4583, s.h, watoh and chain ; 4587, Boehm flute in case (silver keys); 4589, camera, lens, and tripod (by Lancaster); 3rd, 4409, watoh ; 4413, Holy Bible and 37 other books ; 4419, hall table and 8 chairs ; 4423, suite of furniture, 9 pieces ; 22nd, 4538, s.h.). watoh ; 4509, Maori oil painting ; 26th, 4574, perambulator ; 3rd, 4409, kit of carpenter’s tools, 70 pieces. May Btb, 4656, lady’s gold watch and chain ; 9tb, 4660, 2 bracelets, silver neoklet, and locket; Bth, 4054, s.h.l. watoh and chain ; 7tb, 4648, gold ring; 2nd, 4613, s.h.l. watch. Jane 25th, 5106, overcoat and jacket ; 26th 5009, coat. July 25tb, 6329. overcoat; 28th, 5330, suit of [clothes; 5333, waterproof coat. August Ist, 5376, overcoat; 5319, suit of clothes and pair e s boots. March 13tb, 4309, rook rifle ; 4312, military side dram ; 4314, box mathematical Instruments ; 16th, 4318, pair war field glasses (very powerful); 4322, violin, bow and case ; 4324, handsome China tea service ; 4325, box of doctors’ instruments (pocket case); 23rd, 4339, banjo; 4342, English oonoertina ; 4348, Waverloy novels (23 vols.); 27th, 4354, History and Praotloo of Medicine (by Bristow); 4357, National History of England (3 vols.); 29tb, 4369, System of Midwifery (by Lashman). April 11th, 4392, 4 splendid band-painted vases. Also, an enormous quantity of other goods pledged at this well-known establishment, consisting of—Ladies’ and gent.’a gold and silver lever watches, chains, rings, and jewellery of every description, guns, fishing rods, boots, shoes, blankets, cricketing material, carpenters’ tools, some choioo crockery ware, books of every kind, sealskin jiokets, mantles, evening dress suits, and ladies' and gentlemen’s clothing of every description. Sale at 1 o’clock sharp. Terms, Cash No reserve. 602 STEVENS AND GORTON. gl EVENS AND GORTON, AUCTIONEERS, LAND, STOCK, & STATION AGENTS Have tor Sai.e—----1000 Bushels Paoey Perennial Rye (splendid sample) Clovers —Timothy, Crested Dogstall, &0,, . &o. We have a large number of Valuable Properties in our hands for Sale, and shall be happy to send full particulars on application. Agents for the Brantford Binder, 880 Business Notices A NEW LOCAL INDUSTRY. MESSES .E. AND E. TINGEY, Manners Street. ESSES R. AND B, TINGEY have to announce that they have started glaes. cutting, bevelling, and drilling, and will be prepared to supply bevelled carriage lamp* glasses, bevelled plate glass, ciock barometer faces, bevelled photograph covering glasses, hovelled bicycle lamp glasses, and also railway porters’ lamp and engine glasses all bevelled, and of any size. Broken barometer faces may now be replaced, drilled, and bevelled to suite any size. This industry will supply a long-felt want, and this is the only house in the Colony prepared to execute tbia class of work. Prices reasonable, and any orders entrusted to them will be attended to with the utmost promptitude and the greatest ears. ” 532 KED FUJSNEL TEA GIVES a fine malty, rich, and oromalk lienor. WELLINGTON STEAM COOPBP.AGK "fl '.TERLOO-QUAY. W CHALMERS, Manufacturer of all • kinds of Casks and Kegs, Barrel Churns, Cheese Vats, Batter Tabs and Kegs, Tallow Casks. Staves and Hoads for export at lowest rates.’Brewers Vats to order, 34 PETERS’ COBB & CO. Telegraphic Line of Kcya! Mail Coaches, under contract for carry. Ing Her Majesty's Malls, meets every train* Woodville and Palmerston, for Wellington,. Napier, and Wanganui. The cheapest fastest, and most comfortable oonoh on the road, and the only Line on which dependence can bo had In travelling by. Specials at an} Umß ‘ A. PETERS Sc CO, Proprietors. Booking Office, Cook Sc Sen’s lonris Agents, Lstubton-qnay Wellington. COBB AND CO.’S COACHES. EKETAHUNA.WOODVILLE LINK lEAVE Eketohnna dally on arrival of J first train from Wellington; also Woodville each day In time to catoh the Wellington train at Kkotohnna, Fares— Eketahoon and Woodville, 7s 6d ; Eketabuna and Pabialua, 6s. J. MACARA, 137 Proprietor.