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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 143, 16 June 1894, Page 8

Auctions?. ARTHUR'S MART, Established 1859. RICHARD ARTHUR Commission Salesman, and Auctioneer. Only a Commission Business done, never Sell or Import on my own account. "\TEXT WEEK'S SALES BY AUCTION JJI as so far arranged :— TUESDAY. 11 a.m.. Albert-street, under instructions from Messrs Paul & Schenk (who are dissolving partnership), on the premises opposite the Temperanco Hall, Albert-street, HPHEIR VALUABLE FREEHOLD, X situated in Albert-street, being Allotment No. 8, of Section 16, City o£ Auckland, having a frontage of 30 feet to Albert street, by a depth of 150 links, together with the well-built BRICK SHOP. C.I. STORE, etc A first-class business premises. . Also, Their Good and Complete Working Plant an* Stock-in-Trade of all kinds of Plumbers .Gas and Water Fitters' Business. Drilling Maehin«, Screwing Machine. Rollers, Foldar. Guillotine. Bellows, Anvil. Pipe and Bench Vices, Double Set of Stocks and Dies (1 to 2in). Benches, all kinds of Tools, Sheet Load. Compo Piping, Iron and Brass Gas Fittings, 2 and Sin Iron Water Fittings, Cast Iron Spouting, Heads. Angles, etc.. Patterns for Sun and Window Lights, 'I wo Hotel Lamps, with .arms. etc.. C.I. Tanks. Ventilators, Closet Fittings. Sheet and Corrugated Irons, Wheelbarrow, etc. Terms—Cash before delivery. WEDNESDAY, Noon, at the Mart, removed from a suburban residence for convenience of sale-Th« property of a Gentleman leaving Auckland. Household Furniture apd Effects, consisting of Drawing. Dining, Bedroom, and Kitchen Requisites, Occasional Tables and Chairs. Card TableJEasy Chairs, A.B.W, and other Chairs, Writing Table, Couches, Tables, Iron Bedsteads, W.W. and other Mattre«ae», Stretchers. • Washstand*, Toilet Tables, Toilet Ware. Matting. Oilcloth, Sewing: Machine. Violin, Zither, Carpets, Pictures, Glass and Earthenware, Plated Ware. Kitchen and Cooking Utensils. Filter, Seltzogene, Mincing Machine. Portable Copper Boiler, Kerosene Stove, Mangle, Garden Roller, Lawn Mowers, Garden Syringes, Wheelbarrow, Chaff Cutter, Tools, Crass-cut Saw.Carpenter's Bench, Scales. Steelyards, Kitchen Range, etc. THURSD AY.ll a.m..Bleazard'B Rpad.off Mount Eden Road, at the residence of Mrs.W. Wilson (who is removing to tho Waikato) "Ivy Nook " — Her Household Furniture and Effect!, am American Organ (nearly new). Easy and other Chairß. Loo, Square and Other Tables, Carpets, Hearth Rugs. Child a Combination Chair. Liaolemn. Oilcloth Lace and Cretonne Curtains, Pictures, Vases, Ornaments. Glass and Earthenware. Plated Ware, Cutlery, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Iron Cot, W.W. and other Mattresses, Washstands, Toilet Ware, Glasses and Tables. Kitchen and Cooking Utensils, Washing Machine, Wringer, Lawn Mower, etc. FRIDAY, 11 a.m., at the Mart, Market Day— Auction Market for the Sale of Poultry of all descriptions, small Pigs. Fruit of all kinds in seasoß, Dairy, Farm and Garden Products. Groceries, etc. SATURDAY, 1 pjn., Mangere—At the residence of Mr3 Win. Edwards, senr., a good Gig, SetSil ver-raounted Harneas.two Saddles ana Breeching, and Double Harness, Silvermounted Winkers, Collars. Rodney link Rings, Pole and Kioking Straps. Chaff Cut. ter, Garden and other Tools. Hay Knife, Baskets for Pack Saddle. Sacks. Fowls, Ducks, eto.. Household Furniture, Kitchen and Cooking Utensils, Dairy Utensils, etc. ON SALE, PRIVATELY, at Auction Prices. White Carrots, Table and Sweet Potatoes. Onions. Oats, Bran, Sharps, Chaff, Corned and Pastry Butter, Cheese, Hams, Bacon, Cloves, Tea, Biscuits, Washboards, Clotheslines. '■ ■ ESAM and ARTHUR. B. J. ESAM] [C. ARTHUR WEDNESDAY, 20bh JUNE. EXTENSIVE SALE OF NURSERY STOCK FROM MR. HUGH ROSS, WAIHOU, AND MR. W. LEVY, WAIKOMITI. ESAM AND ARTHUR Have reoeived instructions, from Mr. Ross and Mr. Levy, to sell by Auction, at the Mart. Queen-street, on Wednesday, Jane 20th, at 11 o'clock. FROM MR HUGH ROSS, WAIHOU NURSERY, 1 KAA PEACHES, 100 Nectarines, JL trXr" 200 Eaullsh Plums, 300 Japanese) Plums; 200 Apples, 100 Camellias, 50 Hybrid Rhododendrons. FROM MR W. LEVY, WAIKOMITI NURSERY, 500 Lisbon Lemons, 100 Oranges (assorted) , 50 Citrons and Limes. 100 Guavas 100 Passion Fruit, 100 Grape Vines 100 English Gooseberries, Figs, Medlars, Persimmons, Quinces, etc., Ornamental Forest Trees and Flowering Shrubs 100 Oriental Planes, 100 Pittisporum Collection Rose Trees, Raspberries, Rhubarb Roots. 1000 Flowering Shrubs, Camellias. Azaleas. Daphnes, Proteas, Magnolias, Roses 2000 Eleagnus, 1000 Ligustrnm 500 English Laurels. 200 Thuja Gigantea, eto, Alsoaohoice collection of well-established Native Timber Trees B. J- ESAM] [C ARTHUR FRIDAY, 22nd INSTANT, Ab 10 Sharp. LEMONS. FIGS, VINES, BLACKBERRIES. From Me G. E. ALDERTON, Whangaeei. We are instructed to sell, without reserve, on Friday, the 22nd inflt., at 10 o'olock sharp. NOTE THE HOUR. QAA LISBON LEMON TREES OW 100 White Adriatic Figs 100 Charbonnet Rooted Vines 500 Early Cluster Blackberries (American). 60 of these Blackberries will keep a large family three months of the year: grown same as Raspberries. Very prolific. Attacked by no pe3t. Mr Alderton is the only holder in the colony of this stock. The Figs are the preserving kinds of commerce, imported specially by the grower from Tho Vinos are splendid out-door sorts, strong and free from mildew. ESAM and ARTHUR, Auctioneers. B. J. ESAM] [O. ARTHUR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, At 11 o'clock. MONSTER SALE OF FRUIT TREES, From MR GEORGE MASON, of the Claudeland Nursery, Hamilton, Waikato. ESAM & ARTHUR Have received instructions from Mr Q. Mason to sell by auction, at their Mart, Queen-street. Auckland, on Wednesday, 27th inst., at 11 o'clock, THE LARGEST AND BEST COLLECTION OF WELL-GROWN FRUIT AND OTHER TREES ever offered to the public. Tho following are some of the leading lines:— 2000 Choice Peach Trees 500 Japanese Plums i 200 Apricots 100 Nectarines 1000 Peara 50 Japanese Quinces 200 Fruiting Quinces 50 Medlars 1000 Apples 100 Fists , 300 Lemon Trees * 300 Guavas Camellias, Azaleas, Rhubarb Roots, etc., Too Numerous'to Particularise. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SALVAGE FIRE, MOUNT . EDEN SAWMILLS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. J. J~O~N E S Will sell by public auction on Wednesday, the 20th June, at 11 o'clock, at the above Mills. rnHE WHOLE OF THE TIMBER and JL ROOFING IRON, aonsisting ofA'oout 40.C00 feet Sawn Timber, not damagad About 30.000 feet Sawn Timbar. partly burned About 260 Pariri Posts, n«t burned About 1,600 6-feet Palings _ About 708 Sheets Galvanised Roofing Iron In lots to suit purchasers, without the least reserve. Terms: Strictly cash. J. JONES, Auctioneer.