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Taranaki Herald, Volume X, Issue 491, 28 December 1861, Page 2

SALES BY AUCTION.

Dlr F. V. GLEDHILL, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION AGENT FOR GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND CATTLE. Freehold Property for Sale. Mr. F. U. Gledhill Has received instructions to sell by public auction, at his rooms in Devon-street, THIS DAY, the 28th instant, at 3 . o'clock in the afternoon, — ALL that valuable Freehold Section of LAND situate in Devon-street, and numbered 1414 on the map of the Town of New. Plymouth ; together -with the newly-erected Dwelling-House thereon, containing 4 Rooms, and now in the occupation of the owner — Mr James Wills. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer. Shortly will be to Let, mHOSE BUILDINGS opposite the Post _L Office, known as the old Commissariat, Barrack^ and Engineer Offices, either in one block or otherwise. Also, for Sale or to he l<et, The large BUILDING in Broughamstreet, formerly used as an Hospital. This would make a good Boarding House. Together with those PREMISES lately used as Brigade Office. This is a snug Shop and Dwelling-House. For particulars apply to R. Hughes. MRS: YEMS invites an inspection of her greatly enlarged ' > Stock of Blew and Seasonable GOODS, \ consisting of— ; Bonnets, Hats, Silks, Bareges ■ Muslins, Alpacas, Prints Coloured Cricket Flannels Cloths, &c. Honey Soap and Toilette requisites ' Boilers, Saucepans, Fountains, &c. Perfumery in great variety.

NOTICE.

PERSONS wanting the use of a BULL can be accommodated by applying to Mr Sage at Providence Farm. The fee is 55., which must be paid at the time. N.B. — Cows brought for the bull should •be put in the stock-3 ard. - » James Thomas Shaw. Dec. 17, 1861. ■ ■ • ■ - Anniversary of the CHRISTMAS JUBILEE at the Fancy Emporium! , IN consequence of the return cf so many Families from Nelson, the Proprietor has laid in a large Stock of TOYS to sup^ ply THE MILLION. Crying Babies, from Is. each to 10s. Wood and Wax Dolls, to open and shut their eyes China Tea and Dinner Sets • Box Toys, Skiltles, Puzzles, and Whips India-rubber Balls, tin whistles, & trumpets Magic Lanterns, Peep -Shows, and Flower Vases Calico Books, ABC, and Picture Books Church Services and Prayer Books, either in Velvet or Morocco, suitable for wedding or birthday presents Brooches, Bracelets, andladies' work-boxes Gentlemen's Writing Cases, Rodgers 1 Ra- . zors and Strops Table and dessert Knives and Forks, and balance Carvers, at very reduced prices Pocket Knives, Scissars, and Daggers Butchers' Knives, Sieels, and Corkscrews Best block tin Tea and Coffee Pots and Biggins Cash Boxes with patent locks and 2 keys 1 Case Volckman's best Sweets, ex Gla» '' diator, from London . ■ Crystal Jujubes, London Barley Sugar, and Gelatine Lozenges • The WHEEL OF FORTUNE— All Prizes and No Blanks. HENRY PITT. ~ £5 REWARD?" rPHE above sum will be paid.for such in_i. formation as will lead to the conviction of the persons who so shamefully mutilated the fruit trees at Brooklands when stealing fruit on Christmas day. G. Outfield. Hew Plymouth, 27th Dec, 1861.