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Otago Daily Times, Issue 36, 26 December 1861, Page 5

Auctions. £-, Commercial Sales Room, Princes-street. SATURDAY, 28th DECEMBER, Eleven o'clock. SALE OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, To Close Accounts. - J DANIELS & CO. have received in- • structions to sell by auction, at the Commercial Sales Room, on Saturday, 26-h December, at 11 o'clock — Galvanised Iron Bucko U Tin Billies Gold Dishes Baking Dishes . Ironmongery Long-handled Shovels Wide-strapped Spades Boots Drapery Stationery DR Cork Butter Colonial Bacon and Hams Teas, in half-chests Oilmen's Stores Brandy Flour American Chairs Cigars "Watches Concertinas Wax Matches ; Must be cleared, to close accounts. Sale at 11 o'clock sharp. SALE BY AUCTION. fgir TUESDAY, 31st DECEMBER 1861. Without Reserve. To Merchants, Traders, Up-Country Store- ' keepers, Builders, &c. First-class Sale of Colonial Produce, now landing ex Active. AM'LANDRESS & CO. have received • instructions from W. M. Dean, Esq., to Sell by Auction, on the Premises, Walker-street, opposite Dalgety, Rattray & Co.'s, on TUESDAY, 31st inst., the following well selected shipment of Merchandise, &c, now landing ex " Active," 30 Cases Cheese (Colonial) 65 Sides Bacon 39 Hams 50 Tubs of Butter, each 50 lb. 436 Bags Best Tasmanian Wheat 648 Bags do. do Oats 40 Tons Fine Flour 2 Wharf Drays 1 Shay Cart 140 Bags Best V:D.L. Lime. AM'LANDRESS & CO. beg to call the at- • tention of the Merchants of Dunedin, up-country Storekeepers, and Builders, to their extensive and unreserved sale of the entire cargo of TIMBER, AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE, now landing from the " Active," on TUESDAY. 31st Dec, on the premises, Walker-street, opposite Dalgetyj Rattray, & Co.'s at 11 o'clock^ sharp. SALE BY AUCTION. TUESDAY, 31st Dec. 1861, at 11 a.m. sharp, Without Reserve. To Timber Merchants, Builders, Carpenters, and Others. AM'LANDRESS & CO. have received in- , structions from W. M. Dean, Esq., to sell by Auction, on the premises, Walker-street, opposite Dalgety, Rattray & Co.'s, on Tuesday, 31st inst., the Entire Cargo of TIMBER AND PALINGS, now landing ex " Active," consisting of the following Lots: — 5060 five feet Palings, 6 to 10 inches broad, f back 304 pieces 12 ft. 6 x 3 = 4560 71 „ 14 6x3 1242 2 „ 15 5x3 37 9 „ 14 „ 157 72 ■„ 12 „ 1080 10 „ 13 4x3" 130 35 „ 12 „ 420 70 „ 11 „ 770 4 „ 10 „ 40 — 8437 feet 1 „ 15 5x2 12 34 „ 14 „ 396 162 „ 12 „ 1620 2 „ 16 - 4x2 21 19 „ 15 „ 190 181 „ 14 „ 1689 60 „ 12 „ 480 3 „ 16 3x2 24 10 ~ 14 „ 70 1 „ 13 „ 6 53 „ 12 „ 318 39 „ 10 „ 195 67 „ 13 3xl 290 136 „ 12 '. „ 544 127 „ 11 „ 465 314 „ 10 „ 1046 205 „ 8 „ 546 The above is of a very superior description, and has been selected by Mr. Dean himself, who is well acquainted with the requirements of this market. Terms at Sale. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock sharp. £3 REWARD. LOST, Stolen, or Strayed, from Mr. Duncan's Paddock, North-east Valley, a RED BULLOCK, branded J B off rump ; black spot near cheek; white under the belly; small cocked horns ; about four years old. • Whoever will bring the above to the Undersigned will receive £3 Reward. W. MASON, Blacksmith, Princes-street. £3 REWARD. T OST from Taupeka, a BAY HORSE, JLj branded D on near shoulder; one hind foot white, Roman nose, a little white in face. Any one giving information as to where he will be found will be rewarded, and the above reward will be paid to any one delivering him at Culling's Store, Dunedin. ** LOST, in the neighbourhood of Staffordstreet, on Saturday,, A RING. Whoever will bring- same tj Master of steamer " Pride of the Yarra," will be suitably rewarded.