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Colonist, Volume XVII, Issue 1979, 14 October 1875, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ~~ SATURDAY, 16th OCTOBER. . AUOTION SALE OF~ SURPLUS STORES, MEDICINE CHEST, FITTINGS IRON TANKS, 40., &c, Ex CHILE, FROM LONDON. MESSES. SHARF & PICKERING will Sell by Auction, at their Sale-rooms, Trafalgar-street, on SATURDAY NEXT,. 16th October, at Twelve o'clock— 25 casks Oatmeal 32 „ Rice 11 „ Flour 6 „ Sugar and Molasses . V 1 „ Loaf Sugar 28 cases Preserved Milk t. 16 „ „ Meat _ 7 „ Pickles and Lime Juice 300 tins Carrots and Onions 1 Medicine Chest And a Quantity of Miscellaneous Stores, Empty Jars, Saucepans, Buokets, Charcoal Stovesj, Copper Pum pi, &o, &c. Also, at the Government. Wharf, on SATURDAY, at Eleven o'olock. 16 Iron Tanks , , r 2 „ Closets •., : ■ • .': 5 ~ Empty Hogsheads Quantity of Fittings, Lead Pipe, &c. ,_ ' • • ■ 1606' ""auction •/".... ■ SATURDAY NEXT, October 16, at Twelve o'clock, at the Nelson Auction Rooms. A QUAJNTItF"of SEASONABLE CLOTHING, comprising— Men's Trowaers and Vests ■ Men's Coats and Trowsers : Youth's Suits .. Knickerbocker Suits Also, A Quantity of Ladies' and Children's Boots. JOHNR. MABIN, , 1504 Auctioneer. ; NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. I BEG to state that I am NOT the Andrew Rankin who was recently comniitted for trial for obtaining money under false pretences. ANDREW RANKIN, ' Baker. Bridge-street, October 14th, 1875. > 1598 SADDLEEX!! SADDLEETI!! j Peat and Thornton HAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND NOW UNPACKING, 25 CASES OF SADDLERY AND HARNESS, Per SIN» Tai, and other Late Arrivals. A Choice Assortment of Ladies and Girl's Saddles A few Doesskin Seat ditto Also, a Splendid Assortment of Gent's and Boy's Saddles A Large Assortment of Gig Harness, brass and silver-mounted Pair Horse Carriage Harness Buggy ditto, of every description Bridles, of every description, from 63 Plated and Victoria. Silver Spurs . Ladies' and Gent's Cane, Gut, and Green-hide Hunting Whips Ladies'and Gent's Riding ditto Gig and Buggy Whips •■ Cart Harness and Pack Saddles, our own make, always on hand All These Goods will be Sold at the Lowest Remunerative Prices. Orders -Punctually Attended to. 1319 IVotice of" Removal. rpHE Lease of the Premises of the underJL signed in Tbafaioab-Stbeet being about to expire, he REMOVED on THURSDAY LAST, to those PREMISES on the OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE ROAD, NEXT TO Mr. UrfHEtt'S, and whilst THANKING his Friends and the Public generally for their favors during the past, requests a continuance of their support for the future. I.~JOHLTVS. Trafalgar-street. 1536 NELSON AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. . Stewards'. . ... ; ; Messrs. J. W. Barnicoat, Messrs. J. Marsden, A. Harley," G. F. Martin, W. Harkness, R- M'Rae, W. D. Harkness, J- Shear, F. Kelling, A. Sheat, . ; . : R. J. Malcolm, T. J. Thompson. H. Lankow, N. Fowler. THE SPEING SHOW for the Exhibition „ of HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, DAIRY PRODUCE, and Other Exhibits, will be held on the CATTLE FAIR GROUND, RICHMOND, in the FIRST WEEK in NOVEMBER, 1875" _ WM. ROUT, 1314 Hon. Secretary. ANTED, for the PATEA EDtTCAT- ' lON BOARD, TWO TEACHERS, one for I a full time School with a salary of £180, and one for two half-time Schools, with a salary of £160 and £20 for age allowance. Applicants to send qualifications not later than 31st October, and to state ffhen they would be pre pared to take office. WM. COWERN, 1597 - Secretary. TO LET. TTTILDEN HOOSB, OFFICES and VV PADDOCKS. ADAMS & KINGDON. . " ~~ FOR SALE. AFIEST-CLASS HOESE-POWEE THRASHING MACHINE. . WM. J. HERRICK, 1529 Lower Moutere. JJfcOISON may be LAID on my Property - any time on or after 26th September, 1875. W. H. PHILLIPS, Junior.' ; . Sherry, 26th September, 1875. 1568 I~EON and MACHINERY BUSINESS , for SALE, whiqh has been Established for eight years in the centre of DUNEDIN, and is now doing a first-rate paying trade. Annual profits ovet £1000. ThetiProprietor only gives up to retife into private life. The Stock will be taken at valuation, which will require about £4000 cash, but a part of the Stock oould be reduoed to suit intending pur* 'chasers.'' The Premises are built on leasehold ground, with £300 valuation, and has 18£ years to run. Rental only £62 : .per annum. To an enter prising man with capital thiß is a rare opportunity to iriake'a fortune. Principals only will te treated with if accompanied with references, on application to the Proprietor either personally or by letter. t , Address — ROBERT BLAOKADDER, ' 1600 * iDunedin.