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Otago Witness, Issue 1867, 2 September 1887, Page 19

Auctions. MONDAY, sth SEPTEMBER, At 1 o'clock. Upon the Premises (John Keen's Boarding House), Palmerston. SUPERIOR Household Furniture, BLANKETS, CARPETS, &o. Without Reserve. JOHN EVEREST has received instructions from the Mortgagee, under power of Bill of Sale, to sell by public auction, at the above time and place, The whole of the Household Furniture, consisting of : 1 cheffonier, 1 large mirror, 1 large dining tattle, oilcloth 6 cane-bottom chairs, 1 rocking chair, 1 whatnot, 3 sofas, fender, fireirons, carpets 6 mirrors, 30 chairs (cane-bottom), 2 tables, 6 toilet tables, 3 rocking chairs, &c. 7 iron bedsteads, mattresses, palliasses, 25 pairs of blankets, 5 towel racks, 1 bath (sponge) 5 washstands and ware, 5 towel racks, carpets, &c. 4 chests of drawers (cedar), 1 round mahogany table 1 sewing machine (Singer) 2 marble-top tables, 1 clock, weather glass, 6 table cloths 20 framed pictures and photographs 1 wooden press and rack, 1 kitchen table, crockery 1 Leamington range, knives and forks, spoons, kitchen boiler, and sundries too numerous to mention. Terms cash. 31au WEDNESDAY, 15th SEPTEMBER, At 12 noon sharp. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED CLEARING BALE OF Stock and Implements, AT WENDON. LAN S. SIMSON has received instructions from Mr A. C. M'Cullougb, who is leaving the district, to sell by public auction, on the premises, on the above date WITHOUT RESERVE— 1 Q Draught Mares and Geldings, 2 Hacks g Cows, just coming to calve 2Q Pigs, all sizes 2 Drays (1 Road and 1 Tip Dray) 2 Reapers and Binders, in good order 2 D.F. Ploughs (Reid and Gray) 1 Back -delivery Reaper, 2 Cambridge Rollers, 1 Horse Power, 1 Chaffcutter, 2 sets Harrows, 1 set Tripod Harrows, 1 Broadcast Sowing Machine, 2 sets Blocks and Chains, 10 sets Harness, 10 sets Plough Chains 1 Sledge Hut 100 bags Seed Oats 50 bags Feed Oats HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS. Luncheon provided. 26au SATURDAY, the 10th day of SEPTEMBER 1887, At noon. MESSRS DONALD REID & CO. have received instructions from the Mortgagee to sell by auction, at their Rooms, in Vogel street, Dunedin, as above, All that piece of LAND, containing by admeasurement 51 acres 16 poles (more or less), being section nine (9), block three (III), Clutha District, now occupied by Mr William Griffith. For further particulars apply to THE AUCTIONEERS ; Or to Messrs HAGGITT BROS, and BRENT, 26au Solicitors, High street, Dunedin. Missing Friends. -VirTANTED, MATTHEW THOMAS, late of Sheephouse, Wexford, Ireland, to return home, as he is Heir to his Uncle John's property, now deceased. Australian papers please copy. 15jy JAMES LAMBERT. HUGH LYLE. — Anyone knowing the ADDRESS of Hugh Lyle, late care of Mr Robert Stirling, Waikawa, will oblige by forwarding same to Box 176, Dunedin. KOBERT QUODLING, Surveyor and Contractor. Communicate at once with the undersigned. Important domestic news. Death in family.— Arthur Cubitt, 52 " The Arcade," King street, Sydney, New South Wales. 26au IF this should meet the Eye of HENRY MOORE, late of the Caledonian Hotel, Princes street, Edinburgh, Scotland, write to Mrs MARY MOORE, Tapanui. Late Advertisements. Mr Vincent Fyke's IjURLY HISTORY OF THE OTAGO [ j GOLDFIELDS. RIVERTON, WALLAOETOWN, OREPUKI, OTAUTAU, and SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. The Publishers intimate to Residents in the above Districts that in the course of a few days Mr WILLIAM HARTLEY INGLIS will have the pleasure of waiting on them with COPIES of this extremely interesting Work. The story.of our Goldfields Discoveries is told in Mr Pyke's best Btyle, and an atyract^ve feature of the Work are Splendidly Executed Portraits of Black Pete^ and Gabriel R^ad, (the discoverers' o£ Gabriel's G.uuy^, lh,e late Major RiqjAHpsoi?, Captain Baldwin, Mr Ptxb, &c., and a Lithograph of Gabriel's Gully In 1862.