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Otago Daily Times, Issue 784, 22 June 1864, Page 3

Auctions. AIOfcDAY, 27th JUNK, At 12'j'cio:k. Large Charing Sale of Grindery and Bcof. and Shoemakers' Implements of Trade. To Leather Warehousemen, Boot and ShoeManufocturcrs anil Others. Ad. FISHER AND CO. . have received instructions to sell by public auction, on the premises Jatelj occupied by Mr John Swiizer, IlaUray street, on Monday, the 27th inst, at 12 o'clock, WITHOUT ANY RESERVE, An assortment of gia;ilery and bootmakers 1 trade implements, comprising a variety far too numerous to mention, Consisting of toe and heel plates Bra^s Copper tacks Hobs Aws Knives Pegs of every description Pincers Punches Blacking in bottles Dopa>te Lasts (an endless variety) &c. &c. &c. Terms liberal. FRIDAY, Ist JULY. At 12 o'clock. EXTENSIVE SALE? OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Of the most Varied and Elegant Description. To Furniture Warehousemen, Hjtelkeepers*, Gentlemen Furnishing, and Others. \ G . FISHER AND CO., •*•"*■• have been favored with, instructions from the Importer?, to sell by public auction, at their Rooms, Princes street, on FRIDAY, Ist JULY, At 12 o'clock, A If rge assortment of most elegant and useful Furniture, imported from the best manufacturers. ; A suite of walnut furniture, in crimsoa damask, comprising—l couch, 2 easy and 6 chairs, 1 100 table on pillar with carved claws, 1 serpentine chiffonier with plate glass back and door A suite do do in green damask A suits do do in blue and drab silk tabaret, comprisiog- 1 lounge, 2 easy, and 6 chairs, carved back, oval table 4ft Bin, 1 chiffonier oft 2in, with oval centre in back and tulip wool edges. Suite 3of Mahogany Dining Room Furniture, Comprising— Sofa, 2 easy and 8 chairs, dining table with patent expander, pedestal sideboards with full length plinth, dining suites with telescope dining table. Pedestal sideboard, dining chairs, easy chairs in hair seating. Walnut crab tables, [mahogany pedestal sideboards, easy chairs Walnut couches in crimson damask Do do in green damask Walnut Victoria couch do do Do fiet end o.nuc.h.do An Dodo dodo in silk Walnut easy chairs Mahogany round end tables Walnut 100 tab!e3 Chiffoniers, music stools Worktables, -whatnots Occasional tables Chess tables Folding house-chsirs, birch cine garden, chairs, cane seated chairs, camp stools Mahogany cornice poles with brass rings,&<i Brass do do do do do Brussells hasssocks Cat pile do Washstands, towel horses ■ ; Swing tray glasses Curled and combed hair I Cotton flock, i &c, &c, &c. Terms Liberal. SATURDAY, 25fch JUNE, At 2 o'clock. GREAT AND UNRESERVED SALE Of the Choicest and most Select STOCK OF BOOKS, Yet ofisred in New Zealand. To gentlemen forming Private Libraries, Managers of Public Institutions, Committees of District Libraries, Heads of Families, Booksellers, and the public generally, AG. fisfTlr and co. a beg to announce that they have been favored with, instructions to dispose of by public auction, at their rooms, on Saturday, the 25th. instant, at 2 o'clock, The whole of the STOCK-IN-TRADE of Messrs Somerville and Stewart, Booksellers and Stationers. Special attention is invited to this stock of Books, which comprises a large number of theworks of the most eminent British Authors. They are from the mo3t noted publishing firms in Britain, viz.:— Longman, A. C. Black, Blackie of Glasgow, Hall, Virtue, and Co., Murray, Chambers, Collins, Griffin, Nelson, Blackwood Parker, Fon and Bourne, and the utmost resources of Letter-press Printing, Bookbinding, Steel Engraving, Xylograhy, and Oil Color Printinghave been exhausted in their production. The following will be found among the atock— The comprehensive History of England, in 4 volumes, illustrated by above 1000 Steel and Wood Engravings of Portraits, Costumes, Views, &c. The Imperial Dictionary, the most extensive and elaborate production of its kind extant in any language. Bhind's Vegetable Kingdom, illustrated by Eeveral hundreds colored engravings, in the highest style of art. The Heroines of Shakespeare, illustrated by Portraits of Living Beauties of the British Aristocracy. Biographical Dictionary of Eminent Scotchmen, illustrated by 92 Steel-plate Portraits, from authentic sources. Fleetwood's Works, illustrated by 42 superior Steel Engravings, after the old Masters. Keith Johnston's Royal Atlas of Geotnraphy (1862), the most beautiful and artistic, as well as the most complete and correct work ever issued by thepress. With many others of a like character. The Stock is of almost endless variety, and includes: — Works on Science, Poetry, Art, Manufactures, History, Theology, Romance, Natural History, Political Economy, Medicine, Languages, and is of snch extent as is seldom met with ia the colonies. " Catalogues are being prepared, and will be ready in a few days. Day of Sale, SATURDAY, 25th JUNE, AT 2 O'CLOCK.