Advertising - The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) - 27 Oct 1856 (original) (raw)

TUESDAY, 28th, and WEDNESDAY, 29th

Monster Sale of Slops and Manchester Goods

Just Landed from the Jacob Badger'

To the order of Messrs. Montefiore, Graham,

To Warehousemen and Drapers,

, Outfitters and SlopseUers,

Tailors, Storekeepers, Dealers, and Buyers for

Sydney and Other Adjacent Markets.

T WADE, of Wade and Gowan, has the

al « pleasure to inform the trade and public

that he has beon favoured with instructions

from the importers, Messrs. Montefiore, Gra-

ham and Co., merchants, to sell by public auc-

tion, at his rcoms Vlotoria-buildings, 80 Collins

Btreet east, on Tuesday and Wednesday, 28th

and 29th inst., at eleven o'clock sharp.

The most extensive assortment of stops and

ready-made clothing that have been offered i

for public competition this season. These !

foods are from the celebrated houses of

[cssrs. Moses, Levy, and Co., and Favill and

Bonsfields, London, and shipped by the above

The whole comprise one hundred and eight

200 doz men's blue* serge shirts, doable

200 do do do elo, D B, N S, and pockets

400 do do twilled regatta do, lined baoks

200 do do fancy do do, washed

150 do do F B white do, washed and boxed

1,000 pairs men's stout drab moleskin trou-

sers, doublo-stitched and taped

1,000 do do millors' mole do, w f & S B Q

4O0 gent's assorted coloured grogram Ox-

600 men's fine blacklustre alpaca shooting

300 gent's black grogram oxonian coats

200 pairs men's arab and slate gambroon

300 do do white drill do, wf and ff

500 do do brown drill do, wf and ff

400 gent's assorted wove quilting waist-

500 do do fancy figured cashmere do,

100 do do shepherd's plaid doe shooting

dOO do do plain and fancy silk waistooats,

100 do do shepherd's plaid shooting and

400 do do fancy thibet waistcoats, SBRO

400 do do coloured and black grogram

100 do do shepherd's plaid doo oxonian

100 do do do shooting suits '

100 do do do doo clarendon suits '

800 pairs men's white camtoon trousers,

100 dozen mon's kersey drawers

72-inoh, 86-inch,and80-inch greysheeting«

J. W c.innot but invite a full attondanoo of

tho trade to this large and important sale.

Tho whole have been selected at the above

wdl-known houses expressly for this market.

Lots suitablo to', all buyers will bo put up.

Countro Storekeepers-Remember the (Sale

Days aro next Tuesday and Wednesday, the

Commence Each Day at Eleven o'clock sharp.

Pickles, Split Peas, Pimento, Hysonakin Tea,

Cider, Old Tom, Port Wino, Shorry Wine,

AT the stores of Messrs, Dalgety, Cruik

shank, and Co., Little Collins-street

west, on Tuesday, 28th inst., at twelve o'clock

The following lots of imports, suitable for

the present up-country demand, will be

offered for public competition and positive

130 oases, each 4 dozen pints, pickles

6 do, each I dozen quarts, do do

320 boxes and 1 half-ohest hysonskin tea,

67 half-chests do, ex Rajaathan, ,

10 cases sardines, i and £ ti OB t>

3 C4?23 presWea 'owl, Mb and 2-lb tina

70 cases salad oils, pints and half-pints

20 cuses Fronen capers, J and \ pints

6 cases raspberry vinegar, pints

31 cases, each 2 dozen, Guava jelly

10 cases, each 8 dozen quarts, finest

S do, ouch 0 dozen pinta, do

' 88 do Lowndes's old tom, in bond

100 do, oaoh 1 dozen, finest port wine

247 hílela. Hoare's stout.

Intending purchasers are requested to ex-

amine the samples of the goods, which will

he on view on and after Friday till day of

Bale, at the broker's rooms, 31 Qucon-street.

J. BROADHURST TOOTAL, Broker.

WT. BELL is instructed by Alexander

a Thompson, Esq., to sell by auction, on

the promises. Launceston, on Tuesday, 11th

November, at erne o'clock,

The Launceston Club Hotel,

Unrivalled in Tasmania for situation and ac-

commodation, and doing the best business in

The premises have a frontage on Brisbane

Btrcet of 168 feet, and a depth of 216 feet.

The hotel contains suites of apartments

(three rooms in each) for families, sitting

rooms and bedrooms. Singlo bedrooms, coffee

Tooms, bar and bar parlour, ballroom and bil-

liard-room ; together with a splendid kitchen

(fitted up with Btoves and overy requisite),

Bcnllory, oootB' room, larder, and every other

convenience necessary in such an establish-

ment. Also, cellarage for 200 tona of goods.

Tho other piemises, consisting of the tap,

doing splendid business, coach office, ostler s

cottage, stable, and. a laige conch-shed.

3fhe> Launceston Club Hotel is the terminus

on. the nôlthorù Side for Lord's Royal Mail

Iii the hotel fifty beds can bo made up with-

out inconvenience and in the-first-class style,

Tlio i urchasor of the premises may have the

furniture at a valuation.

Possession can be given on tho 1st January,

Terms-25 per cent, cash doposit ; 12J por

cent, at nix months : 12J per cent, at twelve

months, bearing bank interest. The residue

of the purehoso money may remain on the

premises for a period not exceeding ^hroo

ycaTB, at 6 per cent, por annum, payable half

Any further particulars can bo obtained

upon application to the Auctioneer. ,

GK. JOHNSTON is favoured with ia

. stiuctions to sell by auction, on the

jnaniscsat Carlton House, Rathdowne-stroet,

Carito« Gardens, two doors from Victoria

street, ucar*Mialetoe Hotel, on Monday, 27th

Inst,; t¡ twolvc o'clock sharp,

Chaira, tables, sofas, loungers, cut-glass,

china, plated goods, &o, earthenware,

feather beds, bedsteads, mattresses,

bedding, sheetings, counterpanes, and

dressing-tables, stands, &c, also tea,

. sugar, and groceries, together with a i

miscellaneous collection of kitchen

furniture, brass taps, too numerous

Û. K. JOHN8TON, Auctioneer, 68 Eliza- I

Bottled Fruit, Jams, and Alo.

I H. KELSON viill sell by auction, at his

o rooms, St. Kilda, on Monday, the 27th

rast, at eleven o'clock sharp,

A largo assortment of household fur-

SO dozen bottled fruits, 6 coses j ama i

100 do bottled alo and porter, crockery,

Wapery, groceries, ironmongery, &o. I

Saddlery. Saddlery. Saddlery.

J PRINCE wUl sell by auction, by order

a of the importers, at his rooms, Bruns

wick-street, on Monday, 27th inst., af-tffo

A valuable consignment of saddlery

101-1 case of twelve saddles

12 doz. sorubbing-brushes

168-1 case of twelve saddles

169,223-2 caaes of saddles

187T-1 case of twelve saddles

80 assorted bridles, rollers, Seo. '

188-1 case of superior saddles. " l

Seidlitz. Seidlitz. Seidlitz.

JAMES PBINOE will sell by auotion, at

hiB rooms, Brunswiokstreet, on Monday,

An invoice of £109, consisting of

218 and 219-2 cases, 12 doz., effervosoing

220 to 222-2 do gingerade powders

107 to 112-6 do, 40 doz., bottled powders

114 to 118-88 doz. of Seidlitz powders

10 coses of chloride of zinc.

J PRINCE will sell by auction,' at his

a rooms, Brunswick-stroet, Monday, 27th

inst. at two o'clock, > '

A small stock of a wine and spirit mor

chant, consisting of ByasB's andDitn

bar's bottled stout, Allsopp's palo ale,,

port, sherry) and claret wino. Also

a variety of groceries, buttor, hams,

bran, split-peas, and tartaño acid.

To Brewers, Maltsters, Capitalists, and Spa

culators of Victoria, and the adjacent

Wü\ be Sold by Publlo Auction, in the town

Extensive Brewery and Mnlthouse,

With Dwelling-House, Stables, &o.

fT\ FORSTER has been honored with in

1 » structions from the proprietor, John

dutarning, Esq., who is desirous of retiring

from business, to soil by public auction, on

the promises, on Tuesday, 28th October, at

All those very valuable and extensivo pre-

mises, situate in Oorio-street and Oorio

now in full working order, together with

The Goodwill of tho Trade. ' j

The premises aro most substantially built !

of stone, and most complete in every respect. '

No expensejhns been spared to render the

plant convenient, every thin g having been done

to simplify operations and economise labor.

. The malt-mill, pumpa, mashing-maohlno,

&c, aro worked by a six-horse power steam

engine, and all tho utensils are nearly now

and of the very beBt description. . <

The business has been successfully con-

ducted by the proprietor for. the lost eleven

years ; lhere is consequently a first-rate con

oecticn, which can bo much increased.

The malt-house is ono of the ¿best and

strongobt buildings in doolong, and about 70

feet long by 80 feet 6 Inches wide, having four

(loora. The malt-kiln is a superior wire-oloth,

and ordered expressly fronl England, -The'

ärainage from the promises is very complete.

The yeast trade alone yields a considerable)

The dwelling-house contains five rooms and

The whole stands upon a half-acre allot-

ment, having a ftontage of 66 feet to Oorlo

tcrraco opposite to tho Wharfs, and a like

(rontage to Corio-streot. having a depth of 831

The following is a list of the machinery

and utensils belonging to the premises, viss.:

1 wrought-iron steam boiler, 17 feet by 3

1 six-hoise-power steam-engine, Oi inches

120-barrel open copper, with 3 inches

round way, discharge-cock witli curb

15 inch strong force-pump, fitted with

gun-metal, copper rod, &c, complete,

for cold liquor, with- about 160 feet

15 inch do do for hot liquor

1 force-pump, with iron piping in woll

1 maoh-tub of 2-iueh oakstaves and 2-inoh

fir bottomf with cast-iron false bottom,

and 2-inclí dlsohargé-cock .

. 2 w orking tuns of 1 j-inch oakstaves, con«

1 huge tun for rain-water >

1 wrought-iron wator-tank, contents 1,503

18-inch deal cooler, 41 feet by 17 foot

, 1 wove-wire malt-kiln, 16 feet by l8 foot

7 inches, with oirders. rods. &c.

1 malt-mill, with rollers, &o.

The auctioneer, in directing attention to

this very important sale, feels that the limits |

of an advertisement would fail fully to de-

scribe the property, and moreovor that it

requires1 no comment from him ; but for the

information of thoso at a distanco, would

merely remark, that tho season is just com-

mencing when an immense consumption may

bo expected, and .from the extent of agrioul

tural operations an abundance of barley will

bo obtainable, theroby obviating the neces-

sity pf importing malt from England, and

thus onablo the brewer successfully to com-

peto with the manufacturers of English ales,

by producing a first-class beverage from good

coloniul malt, for the making of whioh tho3e'

promises offer great faculties.

The railway to Ballaarat is to bo oom

monccd immediately by the Govorñmont, the

completion of which will moro fully open up

that extensive district to the manufacturer

It may also bo noted that a Government

Commission is now engaged in taking steps

to bring water into the town.

Intending purchasers are particularly re-

quested thoroughly to examine the premiso3

for themselves previously to the day of sale,

which can lie .done at any time on applica-

tion to the proprietor, on the establishment,

who will bo happy to afford every informa-

Terms aro exceedingly liberal, Viz.: one"

third cash, one-third in twelve months, and

one-third at two years, bearing 8 per cent, in

¡8347 sop 19 and 24 and ocfc 1 8 15 22 and 27

Churoh-street, Richmond, near the Govern-

CRITCHLEY"and BANKS have received

instructions from Mr. Bonar, and E. B,

Critchley is directed to sell by auction, on the

promises, Church-street, Richmond, on Tues-

day, 28th jnst.. at twelve o'clock,

Tho entire oiïeots and stock-in-fïfide of the

oil, colour, and paporhanging establishment,

amongst which will bo found

Oils, lamp-raw and boiled '

White und red load, umber, oohro, whit-

Brashes of all descriptions

Faperhanglngs in variety and of every dû'

Ladders, stops, trussols, and the whole ol

Handsome Household Furniture.

CRITCHLEY and .BANKS have receivec

instructions, and E. B. Critohloy is di

xccted to sell by auction, on the premises. No

LonBdale-strect west, near Queon-street, or

¡Monday, 27th inst., at twelve o'clock,

The very valuable and handsome householc

furniture, consisting of- i

, A suite of walnut furniture

' Couches, superior chairs and tables

Firet-rate cottage piano (Collard and Ool

, Oil-paintings, proof engravings, clock

. , Handsome stone bust, carpets, rugs, &o.

Iron bedsteads and bedding, dressing

glasses and tables, waahstands auc

services, 6 chests of drawers'

To Farmers, Maikot Gardeners, and Others.

First-rate Investment, Seven Milos from

. Melbourne ¡Good Road and Rich Soil.

CRITCHLEY and BANKS have received

instructions, and E. B. Orltcbley is di-

rected to soil by auction, at tho Essendon

Hotel, on Wednesday, 29th inst., at two

80 ae.rcs of excollent farm laud, on the

Mount Alexander-road and Moonoe Ponds hy-

the Deep Creek, little more -than one milo

The land will be'sold in lots to BUit'pur-

chasers of not less than six acres,' with the

fPossession Immediate. . Terms Easy.

.For fait'ier particulars apply at the office

pt the auctioneers, 47 Chancery-lane. Q1Q

Extensive and Important Sale at St. Agnes,

To Agriculturists, Butchers, Dealers, Dairy-

EROW and Co. beg to announce that

. they have received instructions from

the proprietor, Edward Argyle, Esq., to hold

the second annual spring sale at St. Agnes.

Kyneton, on Wednesday, 6th November, at

eleven o'clock, when they will have the plea-

sure of submitting to public competition

A variety of stock, briefly enumerated as

150 head of superior fat cattle

Unbroken colts and fillies

- Fat and store pigs, &c.

The auctioneers would especially call atten-

tion to ,tho fat stock at this sale. ;

The cattle will undoubtedly be first-rate,

and purchasers will be able to place them on

the diggings with little troublo or expense.

Terms Liberal on Approved Bills.

Í7\ BOW and CO. will sell by auction, at

'j' their yards, Bourke-street, on Monday,

th inst., at twelve o'clock, . ,

i 14 heavy draught horses,

Ex Royal Shepherd from Launceston.

85 Unbroken Colts and Fillies, Direct from

Ï71 ROW and CO. will sell by auction, at

Um their yards, Boutke-street, on Monday,

A mob of 35 head of colts and fillies,

unbroken. Among them are several

upstanding horses suitable for heavy

draught, giç, and saddle. They are in

gopd condition, and direct from the

_breeders' station, Sydney side. 1778

i To Farmers, Carriers, and Others.

"|TT ' W. ANSLO W, of Anslow and Burdon,

VV . is instructed hy Messrs, M'Donald, of

Maneroo, to sell at tho yards, 61 Bourke-street

?west on Wednesday, 29th inst., at twelve

45 very superior colts and fillies.

The auctioneer hogs to state that they aro

all in first-rate condition, and being direct

from the breeder, thoir coaracter may be tho-

One Mile fiom tho Town Boundary.

SBOTTOMLEY has been favoured with

a instiuctions, to soil by auction, at 103

Elizabeth-street, on an early day, duo notice

A very superior and well-finished ,sevon

roomed house, with five acres of rich land,

Terms and Particulars at the Booms.

t WEDNESDAY, 29th OCTOBER.

SBOTTOMLBYwill sell by auction, at

« 103 Elizabeth street, on Wednesday,

29th insc, at eleven o'clock,

,One four-roomed brick dwelling-house,

having slate roof, and a three roomed brick

house, both of which are substantially built

and spouted. The land!has a frontage of

about 70 feet to Belfaat-road and Gardner-row

Title Good. Terms Liberal. Sale Unreserved.

A Comfortable Homestead and Farm Under

SBOTTOMLEY. will sell, at 103 Ellza

a beth-street, on Monday, 27th iuflfc, at

A very substantial house and seven aores

of rioh land, fenced-in with stone wall,

under crop with wheat In promising order.

Good supply of water. Distance about four

The above is not far from Ballway station

between Williamstown and Melbourne.

Particulars to be had at the rooms.

In tho Supremo Court of the Cplony of

Between Frederick Thompson, Plaintiff, and

Frederick T. Russell, Defendant."

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Sheriff

for the Colony of Victoria, will cause to

be sold by publie auction, on the premises,

No. 176 Elizabeth-street, in the city of Mel-

bourne, at the hour of one o'clock in the

afternoon, on Wednesday, 29th inst., under

All the right, title, and interest of the

dofendant in and to his stock in trade

consisting of Bottles, Globes, Patent

Medicines, ^Perfumery, Glasa Oases,

Counter, Shop-fittings, &c, j with all

the effects on the premises too nu-

merous to mention, situate in the

county; of Bourke, in the colony of

Unless this execution be previously satis-

Terma-Cash on the fall of the hammor.'

Dated the 25th dav of October, 1856.

ANTHONY BRADY, Sheriff's Officer. ,

N KINSMAN has received instructions

. from Mr. Rodgers, who is leaving for

Sydney, to sell by auction, on thô'prerniaes,

Gcorge-streot, Collingwood, opposite the Cas-

tle Inn, on Monday, 27th mat., at olevea

Household furniture, consisting of

Double iron bedstead, largo round dining

table and other tables, cane-Boated

rocking chair, twelve cane-soatei

and otbor chairs, all new; iron

stretcher, sofa, fire-guard, washstand,

toilet-çlass, American stove, moit

_safe, kitchen utensils, &c,_25

To Gentlemen in Want of a First-rate Hook or

?pvOUGHARTY and CO. will sell by auction.

JJ at their yards, corner of Queen' ano"

Bourke streets, lato Bear's Horso Market, on

Monday, 27th inst., at twelve o'clock,

20 good-conditioned saddle and light

ha rnesshorscB, direct from the breeder.

To Builders, Publicans, Private Gentlemen,

Splendid Corner Allotment, suitable for an

Hotel or Private Besidence.

A TKINSON, ALSOP, and CO. announce

A that T. J. Atkinson haä received posi-

tivo instructions from the vendor to sell by

auction, on the ground, at the risk and ex

pcnso of the former purchaser, Mr. Grimwood,

builder and contractor, Collingwood Flat, on

Monday, 27th inat, at one o'clock,

All that piece or parcel of land, in tho

pariBh of Jika Jika, having a frontage to tho

main Government road. Johnston street, of

99 feet, by a depth of 66 feet to Patterson or

Francis street, being the next allotment to

the new bridge, ana exceedingly eligible for

where the whole of the traffic of the rising

Townships of Kew, Hawthorne, Boroondara,

and all the villages on the east side of the

Yarra, must inevitably pass for the diggings

and the interior. The situation of the ground

Btands unsurpassed in the colony for beauty

and scenery, also'its healthful locality, being

on the banks of tho Yarra, and fronting the

romantic Studley Park, must at once reoom

mond itself as being a first rate investment,

cither for the building of a first clasä hotel

and pleaBuro-grounds, or villa residence, and

will, without doubt, return a handsome and

speedy fortune to the speculator,

British Auction Mirt, Collingwood. 21

Horses. Horses. Horses.i 1

Important to Sportsmen, Horso Fanciers,

And Gentlemen In Want of a Good Family

MM'OAW and ANOTHER will sell by

a anction, at the Royal Horse Bazaar,

on Tuesday, 28th in3t" at twelvo o'clock,

46 Horses, of a description superior to any

offered this season, cemprifdng

10 splendid stylish saddle, gig, or carriage

noraes, 10 hands high and upwaids ;

10 do do, 16 do do, all bioken to sad-

dle, and anumbei of them to harneas £

10 of tho same description, unbroken

nlso.lSheavy draught oolts, unbroken

We have seen tho hoises, and can vouch for

the above dcsciiftion being coi root.

MM'OAW and ANOTHER will soil by

a auction, at the Royal Horse Bazaar,

on Monday, 27th inst,, at half-past eleven

Six very superior draught horses jus

landed from Sydney, also a number

ot first-class saddle and harness

COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. -

Reduction of Bates-Thepublio is re-

spectfully informed that this Company is

prepared to effect insurances on fire risk in

Merbourno at a considerable reduction on the

rates hitherto charged. ^

WILLIAM GREEN, Managing Director.

No. 9 Collins-street west,

8th August. 1856._24 deo 6 alt

iTvERWENT AND TAMAR MARINE IN

I Cupiial-£100,000 in 2000 Shares.

I Policies gi anted in triplicate, and losses

paid in London, if required.

| JAMES HENTY and CO., Agents.

TMPERIAL BIKE INSURANCE OOM

Subscribed and Divested Capital, £I,600.00i

1 DALGETY, ORUIKSHANK, and CO.,

I 68 Little Collins-street weBt and

84 Bourke-street weBt. 1002 month o

ORTHEBN ASSURANCE COMPANY

Incorporated bv Act of Parliament

Fire and Life Policies issued on the moat

favorable terms. No reference home ; all

claims sottled In Melbourne and guaranteed

by the unlimited liability of 1,000 share-

Agent for Victoria, WM. L. CHALMERS1

107 Collins-street west, next to Bank of New

South Wales. 9 mon wed fri feb7

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF

Capital, £2,000,000 Sterling.

Pafd-up Capital, £276,000.

The amount of the capital of this Com-

pany, the woll-known character of its Direc-

tors, the high respectability of its proprietors,

and the standing which it takes among the

Fire Insurance Establishments of the British

Empire, enable it to rank with the moBt

eligible offices now in existence either in

Europe or elsewhere, with respect to the ad-

vantages offered to the public.

The undersigned having been appointed

the Agents of this Institution in Melbourne.

are prepaicd to issue Fire and Life Policies at

moderate rates ofpreminms,

COLONIAL LNSURANOE COMPANY

Capital-£200,000, in;40,000 Shares of £5 each.

Charles Vaughan, Esq, M L.O., Chairman.

William Montgomerie Bell, Esq., Deputy

The Hon. the Collector of Customs.

F. J. Sargood, Esq., M.LO.

Agent at Geelong, A, O. Macdonald.

Agents at Portland, Trangmar and Orouoh.

Agent at Warrnambool, N. Billing.

Agents at Belfast, Cowlan ancLBland.

Agent at Castlemaine, O. E, Glass.

Agent at Beechworth, A. B. Pritohard.

Agents at Sandhurst, Mackay and Co. ..

Agents at Kilmore, M'Pherson and M'Donald

8 deo 11 J_Managing DtreotorT

PROVIDENT INSTITUTE OF VIO

Head Office-80 Queen-street, Melbourne.

John Greenlaw Foxton, Esq.

William Patterson Muir, Esq.

John Greenlaw Foxton, Esq.

William Patterson Muir, Esq.

> Henry Pownall Sawell, Esq.

John Broadhurst Tootah Esq,

DEPOSIT, ESTATE, AND AGENCY BANK.

Deposits may begin with £1, or with any

amount of capital, and it may be increased at

The Managing Director especially invites

those persona who have never yet habituated

themselves to the reproductive "deposit of

Bavings, surplus and unemployed moneys, to

avail themselves of tho advantage, security

«Provident Institute of Victoria.

A liboral interest, freehold security of abun-

dant value, a legitimate distribution of money

and the general well-being, aro" the grounds

upon which this invitation is based,

Tho Bank Department receives savings,

surplus income,-and non-trading moneys, and

it noals the same on, and only on, freehold

estate, thus realising a liberal interest for

depositors, and extending important accom-

modation to the owners of freehold property

Depositors are privileged to have their let-

ters addiessed " To the care of the Provident

Institute, Melbourne." All Buch letters will

be received, .registered, and placed in the

strong room till called for,

Each depositor may nominate a relation or

friend to whom paymont shall he made

at a fixed time, should the deposit not be

drawn or otherwise appropriated during the

£10,000 to bo loaned in one sum, or in sums

of not less than £100 each. Interest is

charged only for the time money is wanted

It is payable quarterly, and only when duo;

and the charges, for Biirvey and mortgage are

upon an economical scale.

The Agency Department effects the pur-

chase, salOj or mortgage of land, buildings,

&o. ;t and collects and pays rents, dividends,

interest, fro., on commission; receipts paid

over, or deposited in the Bank Department.

By order- of the Board of Management,

1 JOSEPH MAOARDY, Managing DirectorJ

Castlemaine...,. Mr. Christophers

Sandhurst . Messrs. Boyd and Harris

Woolshed Creek.Mr. Burbank. 164 oot 29

mHE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRS

J. AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

Elizabeth-street south. 80th July. 1856.

On and after this date a Considerable Re

ductlonwill be made in the Rates of Preminm

for Insurances in Melbourne.

Resident Secretary, W. MURRAY ROSS.

Head Office-Stone Buildings, Hobart Town.

Henry Hopkins I Thomas Y. Lowe

Thomas Giblin William Crosbie

Manager-Thomas MacDowell.

Agents at Melbourne-DOWNING!. GRIF

- , PITH, and CO., Queen-street.

ELBOURNE BRANCH. - HOBART

» TO WN AND LAUNCESTON MARINE!

Head Office-Stone Buildings, Hobart Town.

Askin Moirison, I Henry Hopkins

William OroBbio | Thomas Giblin

Thomas MacDowell, Manager.

Michael Evans, Accountant.

Agents at Melbourne-Downing, Griffith, and

' Agents at Launceston-James Peters.

AgentB at Adelaide-F. J. Beck and Co.

Agents in London-Fenwick, La Roche and

Co, 36 St. Mary-at-Hill. '

f-Thls Company having made,arrangements

for the payment in London of claims fo

loss or avenue on polioles effected hy them to

England, ana now propnied to issue policies

payable in Loudon, the same, if required,

DOWNING, GRIFFITH, and CO..

VICTORIA FIRE AND MARINE BS

SURANOE COMPANY. Empowered

Act of the Legislative Council. Esta

Head Office: Insurance Buildings, 82 Col-

Henry Miller, MJj.O., Chairman.

William B/ Burnley, M.L.O., Deputy

Marino Surveyor-Cant. A. Hancock.

Agent at Geelong.Colin M. Smith.

Agent at Portland.G. G. Crouch.

Agent at Wannambool...Thomas Dcnney.

Agent at Castlemaine.Henry Christopher.

Agents at Sandhurst .Boyd and. Harris.

Agent at Amherst.Alfred Wills.

Agent at Ballaarat.W. 0. Smith.

JOSEPH COLLIE, Acting Secretary.

IOTORIA IN8UBAN0E COMPANY

Parties insured in this company against

fire whose polloles expire on this quarter are

respectfully informed .that the same can|]be

renewed on application at this office at

reduced Tates of premium:

JOSEPH COLLIE. Aoting Secretary.

82 Oollins-Btreet east 1194 o

A DYING APPEAL.-Jno. Eldridge, jua.,

and Co., General Dyers, Scourers, Pres-

sera, &c, Rockly Cottage, Brunswick-street,

AVERAGE STATER.-Arohibald J. .Gar-

nock, Average Stater and adjuster of

Ships' Accounts, at Mr. Khull's, 69 Oollins

BOOKS, Watches, Guns, Musical and

Mathematical Instruments, anything

and every thing Purchased. Ninnis, 88 Little

.Bourke-street east._872 nov 1

DON'T Pledge your Goods, but get their

highest value at Ninnis's, 83 Little

Bourke street east._371 nov 1

GEORGE PECK, Carver and Artist in Or-

namental Design, 14 Lonsdale-street

west. Carvers Wanted. 382

GLEDHILL, Estate Agent, Accountant, &c'

Rents and Debts Collected. 32 Lona

dale-street weBt, Melbourne, and Emerald

NOTICE to Drapers.-Spotted Silks or

Satina restored without discolouration

of selvage by John Eldridge and Co., goneral

dyers, Rockly Cottage, Brunswick-street,

NOTICE.-Having let my Shop, opposite

the Union Bank, to Mr. J. Blundell,

during the alteration of his premises, I re-

quest that all communications may be ad-

dressed to me at Mr. Long's auction room,

THE best Bread Supplied in Melbourne^

Collingwood, and Richmond, lid. the

4-lb. loaf. Jas. Mason, Wellington-street.

WOOD CARVING, Figure or Ornament,

executed in the first style. 14 Lons-

WATCHES, English and Geneva, Musi-

cal Boxes accurately Repaired: mo-

derate -charges. Ninnis, watchmaker, 83

Little Bourke street east._373 nov 1

For continuation of Trade Addresses-see

ADVANCES to any amount on Jewellery

Clothing, &c. Cohen and Marks, Pawn-

broker, 29 Little Bourke-street, near the

Arcade, and 128 Bussell-Btreet. 00 nov 2

ADVANCES Made on Personal Securities

at the Melbourne Loan Office, 74 Chan-

ANK of Victoria Shares Purchased

by Mr. Winter, 48 Bourke-street west.

B BOWNING, Pawnbroker and Jeweller,

establiahed 1850, at 167 and 169 Eliza-

beth-street : the loweBt rate of interest in

CASH on Loan.-Any sum, frpin £10 to

,£500, on Deposit of Deeds. Melbourne

Loan Office, 74 Chancery-lane. 194 oct 30

ONEY.-£20, ¿630, £40, £50, £100, to £503

on Deposit of Deeds. Gledhill, 32

MONEY.-Parties having Money for Loan

can obtain at my offices good Securitioa

and high Interest. Gledhill, 82 Lonsdale

M ONE Y.-Several sums to be Advanced on

Mortgage. W. U. Tripp, solicitor, 8

OHEN and MARKS, Pawnbrokers, Rus^

Bell-street. Advances to any amount at

half the inteiest charged elsewhere.

CASH-£50 to £6,000 Ready on Deposit of

Deeds : terms moderate. Buchan, money

broker, 85 Little Collins Btreet east, and 19

Palmer-street, Collingwood._3lâ oct 31

DISCOUNT BANK, 7 Collins-street west.

-Bills from £6 to £500 Discounted daily

Offices u|,stairB._79 oct 80

T7IIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS tobe Ad

J? vanced on Mortgage in one amount or

In seveial sums of not less than £600 eaoh.

Apply to Joseph Collie, Acting Secretary, Vic-

toria Fire and Marine Insurance Com pony, 82

ColllnB-street east._, 1013 p

TmiVE THOUSAND POUNDS to Lend at a

X1 low rate of interest on Cliy Property.

Thomas Miller, solicitor, 121 Swanston-streefc.

MONEY.-£20, £30, £40, £50, £60, £70.

£80, £100, to'£500.-Parties can be.

Accommodated with Cash this day. Thomp

son's, next City Police Court. 106 pot 29

MONEY.-Various Sums to beAdvanoei

immediately. Apply to Mr. Atkytt3.

solicitor, 82 Chancery-lane._42 oct 30

MONEY.-£20,000.-Uncle Tom's Pawn

Office.-T. Lewis, pawnbroker and

I watchmaker, No. 177 Lonadale-street east

near Spring-street. Advances to any amount

at a lower rate of interest than any other

I house m Melbourne. 66 nov 17

MONEY immediately Advanced for Bhort

periods, at current rates, in any sums

I from £20 to £300, on Deposit of the Deeds of

brick, stone, or wooden buildings, land under

cultivation, or any tangible real seourity:

£8,000 to Lena at 10 per cent, on Mortgage of I

suburban brick or stone freeholds, and £7,090, i

at 8'per cent., on' first-olnss city, property.

< Money from £20 and upwards invested upon I

¡ nndehiahlo freehold seourity, without risk or

I trouble to'the lender, returning to him a very

I remunerative interest. Apply to W. GARDI-

NER, Estate Agent, 60 Queen-street. '

MONEY at a (low rate of interest for in-

vestment on mortgage [by Mr, Winter.

jBourke-street. - _047 oct 31

MONEY.-Sums of from £1,000 to £5,030

to be Lent upon ;firBt-olass seourity, at

IO per cent. Selwyn and Klingender, 91

Little Collins-street._147 nov 4

MONEY to Lend in Sums from £2J.

upwards. R. R. Rogers, architect, Mo-'

Chrnic's Institution-Buildings. _122

Hob8on's Bay Railway Company's'shares

Melbourne Exehango Company's shares,

? Stock,' Exchange, and Bill Brokers,

Eldon Chambers, Bank-place. '

STOCK and Shares for Sale: -

l8 MelbournojDorporation Debenturo3,

50 Geelong Corporation Debentures, 6

82 Geelong Ballway Debentures, 8 per

100 Geelong Raliway Company

20 Hobson's Bay Railway Co.

1O0 River Murray Navigation Co. (Oa

200 City of Melbourne Gas and Coko Co.

10 Richmond Building Society

£1,000, £'2,000, and other Sums to Lend on

EDWARD KHULL, Stock and Share

Broker, 69 Collins-street west._147

mSN THOU8ÄND POUNDS.-£10,000 to bs

X Lent on Mortgage in one sum, or in such

' sums as moy be agreed on. Apply to T.'B,

\ Payne, 67 8 wunston-streot. 20 nov24

a THIRTY-THREE THOUSAND POUNDS

. to Lend on Mortgage of Real Property, in

sums to suit borrowers, at a low rate of in-

terest Hellicar and Comer, stock, exchange,

asd bill brokers, Eldon Chambers, Bank-place.

ANTED £300 on good security. Thomas

Warner, Esq., Messrs. Blundell, Muttle

bury, and Warner, 109 Swanston-street.

WANTED to Purchase Government De-

bentures, Bank of Victoria Shares.

Hellicar and Comer, stock, exchange, and bill

brokers, Eldon Chambers, Bank-place.

WANTED o Purchase Fmir Shares in the

Second Collingwood Building Sooiety.

Apply 19 ElUab th-street south. 25 oct 27

V V Money Adv» need I Money Advanced I

£20,000 TO BE Di HTRD3UTED AND LENT

Amongst all J i lends and strangers.

All you that want money, call upon your

rich UNCLE TOM, No. 177 Lonsdale-street

east, where you can obtain a Loan of Money

to any amount, upon deposit of any artioles of

value, at aimuclrjfowoi rate of Interest than

any other house In the rolony.

Fireproof Safes and Closets

Erected on the premises for the security oí

goods. The strictest ' ecieoy maybe

relied upon at this establishment.

177 Lonsdale-street east, Melbourne.

THOMAS LEWIS, Watchmaker, &c. Li.

censed Pawnbroker. BBaorlï

ALE and PORTER.-AUspppV Byass's, and

> Marzetti's on sale. E. F. Sichel and Go.,

20 Flinders-lane west. 165 oot 28

BYASS'S Ale and Porter, and other brands,

on Sale. Charles Watson, li) FUndera

BYA3S'Sand Allsopp's Ale and^Stout, pints

and quarts, just landed ex Jaoob

Badger, from London, for Sale, by Francis

CAMPBELL'S Edinburgh India Ale, fresh

parcel, just landing. Callender, Cald-

well, and Co, 41 King-street. 208 oct 29

EVANS'S PORTER, 4-doz. casks, now land-

ing. Josephs. Langdon, and Co., 65 Little

Collins-street cast. 142 oct 31

GARVEY'S SHERRIES various qualities

and colours, on Sale hy his agents, White

MANDER'S Dublin Stout.-A fresh Ship

mont, in primo condition. H. M. Mur-

phy and Co, Wharf._97 oot 29

NOW Landing ex Blackwall and recent

. Nioholson's old tom, in bulk

West India rum, from 10 to 30 overproof

Burton Brewery Australian ale.

M'BEAN, HAYWARD, and CO., 49 Flin

WHISKEY. - Monthly shipments of

Daly's celebrated Cork Malt Whiskey,

received by Thomas S. Martin, Forrest, ana

Co., 122 Flinders-lane west. 029 nov l8

O TARD, DUPUY, AND OO.'S COGNAC

BRANDY.-The Undersigned are sole

Agents in the Australian colonies for the

above celebrated first class Brandy, and in

receipt-of direct shipments from London and

DE PASS BROTHERS and CO., 107 Wil

liam-stieot._ _ 6Í jan 10

OLD TOM.-Browning's and Swaine

Boords'London old tom in white bottles.

E. F. Sichel and Co., 20 Flinders lane west.

ON Sale hy the undersigned,

W. I. rum, a superior parcel

Bass's No. 3 ale, just landing

Old tom. in cases, various brands.

Josko Brothers, 2 Little Collins-street weat.

OLD TOM. - Hhds. Quarter-Casks, and

Cases, for Sale. Downing, Griffith, and

Co.. Queen-street. 250 oct 28

OFFLEY'S PORT WINES, various quali-

ties, on Sale by their agents, White Bro-

»ORT WINE.-Choice Port for Sale.

Downing, Griffith, and Co., Queen-stresJ

ON Sale by the Undersigned,

Taylor, Walker, and Co.'s stout

Byoss's, Porter and Co.'s : Marzetti's, and

Bryant and Davies'a bottled beer

W. I. rum, 10 o.p. and 30 o.p.

Islay whiskey, in hhda. and cases

Port wine in hhds., qr.-casks, and caS93

Sherry in qr.-casks and cases

Sparkling wines, still hock, and cherry

CLEVE BROTHERS and CO., 114 Lons,

dale-street west._053 nov 1

Old tom, Swaine Boord's, in case

Geneva, in cases, anahor brand

Port wine, double and treble diamond,

Sherry, palean quai tera and octaves

Champagne, hock, and claret *

Bottled beer, best brands.

JOSEPHS, LANGDON, and CO,, 55 Littlo

T the Stores of the Under

Ale m hhds., Bass's No. 3 Burton

Do. do., Worthington and Robinson

Porter and stout. Taylor Walker's

Do. do., Barolay Perkins's

Do. do., Sir H. Meux and Oo.'s

Byoss's ale and porter, in oases and oask

Tanqueray's pure white old tom, in hhds.

Case old tom, viz., Booth's, Swaine, Boord,

and Go's, Crosse and Blackwells, Pi-

Sandeman's choice port, 1, 2, and 3 dozen

Port wines, various qualities, in hhds.

r Sherry, 1-doz. cases, Gonzales Durbosq'3,

bottled by R. B. Byass and Co,,

Claret, super medoc, 1 and 2 dozen cases,

Ginger-wine, British, 1-dözen casos

Brandy. MartelL's and United Vineyard

Brandy in case, Olouzeau's No.'6, and

Champagne, 1-dozen cases /

i Davis Stoughton's bitters, 1-dozen cases

Geneva, 2 and 4 gallon cases '

Whiskey, Scotch, nhds., quarter-casks,

Rum, Jamaica, hhds. and quarter-casks

Ginger-brandy, 1-dozen cases, British.

SOLOMON and LEVY, Wine - and Spirit

Merchants, 103 Swanston-street, between

Bourke and Little Oollins-streetB, 67 feb 8

SPARKLING MOSELLE and'Hook, finest

quality. White Brothers and Co. 168

THE UNITED VINEYARD PROPRIE-

TORS' COMPANY, of Oognap, George

Salignac, »manager. - The Undersigned are

in constant receipt of the above Com-

pany's Brandy, direct from the London

Agents of the Company. White Brothers and

THE Undersigned, being agents tor Mol¿

bourne for Messrs. Tooth and Co., have

always on hand largo stocks- _

Tooth and Co.'s best quality Kent hops

¡ is the largest and most commodious building; In the Western District, and haB been erected and finished in the very best manner and at The accommodation now offered to gentle- men and ladies visiting this part of our un- rivalled colony has never before boen' at- Besides the long room, coflee-roonj, nume- rous single bed-rooms, servants' rooms, and other of those apartments usually provided, the Star of the West boasts an elegant and lofty saloon, 60 feet in length, admirably Buited for balls, concerts, .and public enter- tainments, and several private sitting-rooms for famdies, with bed-rooms en suite. All these have been comfortably carpeted and A covered balcony running along two sides of the hotel, and 180 feet m length, af- fords aulagreeable promenade, commanding; the finest scenery in the neighborhood, ana J. W. Taylor begs to acquaint those gentle\* »en who may honor him with their custom, that ther table and attendance are under his own personal management, and the stock of wines and spirits has been selected hy ex- cellent judges ; and while these will be found as pcriect as anything in the colony, that chftTge will be extremely moderate. N.B.-Stabling very complete, with loose boxes for racers and the better-Lrod nags.