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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2869, 26 April 1878, Page 3

Auctions • TO-MOBEOW, SATUEDAY, APEIL 27. At 11 o'clock. SALE OF VALUAM^ PROPEETY, Kbu> Under Mikkhs' Rights (tfeing the Eekfkbs' Arms Stoke, at Punga Flat, now in the possession of Mr Michael Driscol!). |I|ESSES GUDGEON & CO. WiM so", at their Rooms, on Saturday, at 11 o'clock prompt. The REEFERS' ARMS STORE, situate at Punga Flat, o.»nti -ning Seven Rooms and detached Kitchen, Stables. Piggery, Fowlhouses, Cow-how*ee, Ai\, &c, together with Three Gardens, woll fenced and slocked. N.B.—The Auctioneers recommend this : valuable Property to all lovers of rural life, the Borough m.d County Councils having latoly completed a good cart rond up to this beautifully ritualrd suburban retreat. 2406 MONDAY, APBIL 29. At 11 o'clock. MAGNIFICENT I"BKEHOLD BESIPENCE, AND SUPEEIOB FUBNITUEE. JOHN ITe V D O N Has received instructions from H. C. Gilumvid (who is leaviug the Thames) to sell His MAGNIFICENT FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, situate at the foot of Hape Road, one of the best, situated and mosfe convenient Residence* on the Thames, erected on a splendid piece of Land about 200 feet # quare, laid out in choice fruit and ornamental trees, with splendid walks, the whole well fenced in } together with his well kept stock of Furniture and Effects, consisting of a most beautiful Parlour Suite of Furniture in Damack, Brussels Carpet, Codbol Table, inlaid with native woods ,• Fenders and Fireirons, Oleographs in Gilt Frames, Curtain Poles, Rings, and Brackets } Statues and Brackets, Hearthrugs and Mats, IVsage Oilcloth, Mr rble Hall Table, Hat Rack (brass), Hall Lamp. Bedrooms—lron Bedsteads, Bedding, Carpets, Curtain Poles, Rings and Brackets, Pictures, Coffee Table, Washsland and Ware, Bath, Dres»iug Ttibb, Marble Stand, Mirror; a n?osfc beautiful Piano in Walnut: Historical Pictures.Liiioleum Floor Cloth, Easy Chair, Mantelpiece Ornament*, Music Stool, Flower Stands, Sewing Machine, Flutiaa, Sofa aud Chairs, Table (turned legs), Table Cloth,. Chandeliers, Matting, a magnificent Kitchen Range, almost; ntw, with S-ucepaus and everything complete; Safe, Dresser, Kitchen Tools, Chairs, Crockery, Boilers, and a great many other articles of Furniture too numerous to particulatne. N.B.—The Auctioneer wishes to draw the attention of investors and others to one of the most beautiful Residences on the Thames. That this it one of those rare chances that but seldom occur in a man's lifetime, and to dilate on the merits and advantage! which this property affords would occupy t«o much spare. The Auctioneer, therefore, simply invites an inspection of the beautiful Htute and Grounds previous to the Bale. 2411 Drap3ry XTTB HATE NOW ON VIEW A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF NEW GOODS . FOB AUIUMN and WINTER USE. HEAVY SHIPMENTS OF BLANKETS, FLANNELS, DAMASKS, SHEETINGS, AND CALICOES HAVING COME TO HAND WILL BE QUITTED AT PBICES THAT SHOULD SATISFI | EVEEYONE. CAPITAL VALUE AND GOOD AS9OETMENT OF WINCEYS, SEBGES, CEIMEAN FLANNELS, PLAIDS AND SCOTCH PLAIDING. QUILTS IN SWANSDOWN, TOILET, MABCELLA, VICTOBIA, AND ALHAMBEA. ULSTEE WEAPPEBS IN ALL SIZES. EVEEY ATTENTION HAB BEEN PAID TO THE CLOTHING DEPAETMENT. THE GOODS, BEING MANUFACTUEED TO OUE OWN OBDEB, ABE TURNED OUT IN SPLENDID CONDITION. W THE LABGEST STOCK OF , BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING ON THE FIELD. AN INSPECTION OF THE GOODS IN THE SHOW BOOM BESPECTFULLY , ■ • INVITED. J. COSGRAVE & CO., OWEN STBEET. ' _'_ 2351 FANCY BHOWCARDB in variouipolouM noctanal'ed for design and execution, at the Wvtnra St'.b Offie*.