Catalogue of the stock in trade of a bookseller and stationer, at Hobart Town, declining that business, and sent here for unreserved sale, consisting of… ruled day books, journals, ledgers, memorandum books… also seven hundred volumes of valuable books in the various departments of literature and science. Classed into lots of from six to twelve volumes each, by Mr. R. Fawcett, on Friday next, September 4.
Catalogue of a valuable and choice selection of modern books by celebrated authors, comprising about 2000 volumes, to be sold by auction on Friday & Saturday, 12th & 13th Sept., commencing each day at half-past ten, for eleven, precisely, by Mr. Mort, at his rooms, George Street, where they have been removed for the convenience of sale, being the remaining portion of Mr. J.B. Edmonds’ valuable stock. Terms cash – No reserve.
A catalogue of elegant household furniture, (principally of English manufacture,) Brussels & other carpets, plate and plated goods, china, glass, library of books, valuable paintings, superior horse, light & fashionable one-horse phaeton and harness, and other valuable effects,to be sold at auction, by Mr. Blackman, on the premises, Fort Street, by order of the proprietor, Lieut. Colonel Barney, On Friday next, the 24th instant, at 11 o’clock precisely, terms and conditions at time of sale.
A catalogue of a choice library, containing many valuable law books; fine engravings, superior household furniture, choice wines, china, glass, kitchen utensils, &c. &c. To be sold by acution, by Mr. Blackman, On Wednesday, 10th Instant, at eleven o’clock. At the residence of W. F. De Salis, Esq. Fort Street, who is leaving for England.
A catalogue of the extensive and well-selected library of a deceased clergyman : consisting of upwards of 600 volumes of books, among which will be found some mof the most scarse and valuable works of ancient authors in theology, biography, statistics, also surgical, medical and scientific works, many of which are not found in any other library in the Colony. To be sold by acution, by Mr. Blackman at his rooms, 489, George Street, by order of the Executors of the Estate, On Saurday, Nov. 2nd, 1844, at one o’clock. Terms cash.
Catalogue of a very great variety of fancy stationery, artists’ materials, two cases parchment, some new books, and one case of pocket books, for sale by auction, by Mr. J.K. Heydon, at his mart, 78, King-Street, On Friday Morning, November 15, 1844. at eleven precisely.
