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Otago Witness, Issue 402, 13 August 1859, Page 2

Extensive and Important Sale of Valuable and Tasteful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, imported ex " Henbury," and expresdy suited to the requirements of this Market. m* ALL MODERN PATTERNS. MESSRS. W. C. YOUNG & CO. will Sell by Auction, at their Store, Dunedin, on an early date after arrival of the ' Henbury, FIFTEEN CASES SUPERIOR ENGLISH MANUFACTURED FURNITURE, Comprising — Yachting Seats — Mahogany Sofas and Couches Loo Tables and Dressing Glasses Wash- stands — Chests Drawers — Dressing Tables Cane, Wood, Child's, Garden, Arm, Lounge, Rush, and Stuff-seat Chairs Bed-sleps— Bedsteads and Cribs — Towel Horses Carpets — Rugs — Paperhangings &c. &c. &c. Catalogues will be jmblished. WEEKLY AUCTION SALES, BY J. C. CARNEGIE, j ON FRIDAYS, at 12 o'Clock. At his Rooms in High Street, Dunedin. MR. J. C. CARNEGIE will advance to ] Country Settlers on Produce sent in for Sale by Auction, without Reserve. Storekeepers aud others wishing to dispose of any Goods, will receive an advance on | Goods sent in for Absolute Sale. Commission — 5 per cent., and 2£ per cent, guarantee if required by sellers. Account Sales rendered and payments made in cash by the Auctioneer on the following Monday. WANTED, TWO ACTIVE MEN, and a STOUT LAD X of 16, to work in the Brewery. Apply to Messrs. Mackinnon and Co., Upper Harbour. I ARRIVED EX " PIRATE," AND ON SALE BY W. ILES, SADDLER, ! PRINCES STREET. ! BEST COLONIAL SADDLES Snaffle, Pelham, Chifney, and Weymouth Bridles; Martingales and Cruppers , Head Collars and Stirrup Leathers; Girths, haddle Bags, and Valieces; Green Hide Stock Whips : Coat Straps; Horse and Bullock Hobbles; Neck Straps and Bullock Bells; Felt nnd Kersey Saddle Cloths; Stirrup Irons, Snaffle and Pelham Bits; German Silver and Plated Spurs ; Dandy and Horse Brushes, Sureingeles, &c, &c. Shaft, Leading, and Plough Harness, and Bullock Collirs, made to order. EX "AVONVALE." i CASE FANCY AND BLACK SILK A Dress Pieces, and Ribbons 2 Cases Fancy Prints—new pattern* 1 „ Furniture Prints 1 „ French Merinos 1 „ Winceys 1 „ Woollen and Cotton Hosiery 1 „ Wincey Skirts 1 „ Crimean Shirts 1 „ Dressed White Shirts 1 „ Dressed Regatta Shirt* 1 „ Scotch Twilled Shirts 1 „ Irish Linen 1 * and Diapsrs 1 „ Musslins — asorted 1 Bale White Flannels 1 „ Blue Flannels 2 „ English Blankets 1 „ Scotch Blankets 2 „ Carpeting, good patterns and qualities 1 „ Druggets and Hearthrugs 1 „ Superfine Black Cloths 1 „ Tweeds 1 „ Moleskin Cord and Bedford Cord 1 Csse Doeskin and Bedford Cord Trousers JAMES BROWN. NOW LANDING ex AVONVALE, FROM LONDON, rpHE following amongst other GOODS, ■A too numerous to mention, for the Undersigned :—: — A large lot of Framed Engravings A lot of Picture Frames A variety of Rosewood, Maple, and Gold Slips Telescopes, Thermometers, Concertinas Mantel-piece and Bedroom Mirrors Looking Glasses in great variety. ALSO, 5 Hhds. Refined Sugar 7 „ Crushed do. 3 Cases Preserved Ginger 6 Firkins Cork Bulter 5 Half-chests Tea. ROBERT MURRAY, j Manufacturing Confectioner and Storekeeper, \ BATTHAY STREET. J. ALLEN'S NEW STORE, George Street, near Dr. Purdie's, T^ILL OPEN on TUESDAY next, 16th August, where a constant supply of GROCERIES AND GENERAL GOODS will be sold wholesale and retail for cash. Small Profits and Quick Returns. SALE OF TOWN LANDS. nPIIE next Sale of Town Lands will take J- place in the Waste Land Board Office, Dunedin, on TUESDAY, the 20th day of September, at 12 o'clock at noon. W. H. CUTTEN, Chief Commissioner. Wa»te Land Board Office, Dunedin, 23rd June, 1859. SALE OF TOWN LANDS. I^OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the -*-t| following Allotments of Town Land, in the Towns of Dunedin and Port Chalmers, and Township of Oamaru, in addition to those previoujly advertised, will be sold by Public Auction, in terms of the Land Regulations, and within the Land Office, Dunedin, on TUESDAY, the 20th day of September, at 12 o'clock noon.: — LOT SECTION BLOCK TO\TN. S3 86 XXI. Dunedin. 39 39 XI. ♦0 40 « 42 ■43 48 4* 201 Pert Chalmeu. 45 8 I, Oamaru. 48 6 w r „ ;; 58 16 a 17 55 18 56 19 „ 67 19 11. 58 20 59 17i Port Chalmers. 60 21 XI. Dunedin, 62 23 68 5 7 „ „ 6* 175 Port Chalmers. 65 21 111. Oamaru. 66 16 11. „ 67 17 (33 13 I. „ 69 16 XXXII. Dunedin. 70 1H 71 19 72 30 XI. 73 29 74 38 75 37 „ „ 76 2 XXXII. „ 77 3 W. H. CUTTEN, Chief Commissioner. Waste Land Board Office, Dunediw, 9th August, 1859.