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Auckland Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 158, 7 July 1896, Page 8

Auctions. TO-MORROW, Ab 11 o'clock. BACON. BAC6N. BACON. BUTTER. BUTTER. G. W. BINNEY~and SONS TVill sell by public auction, at thoir Mart. Fort street. To-m»rrow ( Wednesday), at 11 o'clock, S CASES CANTERBURY BACON 4 kega SALT BUTTER. C. B. Kingmaell, Auctioneer. wTsTcOCaRANE.] [JAS. JiCU TO-MORROW. At> 11 o'Clock. MARBLE MONUMENTS^ MARBLE ORNAMENTS. HEAD STONES MARBLE BLOCKS and'SLABS DRESSED and ROUGH STONE BLOCKS PAVING FLAGS Tha Subscribers (through J. Bacre. Auctioneer) ! will sell by auction, en tha premises, LomeStreet, on Wednesday, BtU July, at 11 o clock. By Order of the Executor is the Estate of the late Jas. Tait (deceased). 6">Q LARGE MARBLE MONUMENTS, /£O beautifully carved 35 Marble Headstones and Bases 13 Marble Headstones 19 Headstones Marble Urns. Crosses and Ornamenta Marble Blocks and Slabs Dressed and Rough Stone Block! Paving Flags SAMUEL GOGHRANB & SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, JULY 13. ' VALUABLE BUILDING SITE, WEL-LESLEY-STREET. 50 ACRES OHIWA. ALLOTMENTS, POKENO. : The Subscribers will sell by auction, at their Rooms. Queen-street, on Monday, July 13th, at 12 o'clock, • By Order of the Executors in the Estate of the late L. D. Halatead, WELLESLEY-STREET WEST.—Lot 16, Section 24, having 80 links frontage to Wellesloy-stroet West by the very unusual depth of 316 links. The above is a very desirable Building site, either for any one wishing to erect a Residence, or to anyone wishing- for a reliable investment, as from the largo area of ground, several houses could be built. Also, on owner's account: 1 "WAIMANA—Lot 148. Containing 50 aores. situated close to Ohiwa Harbour. POKENO—Lots 22, 23,53, and 54. Fronting Great South ltoad. SAMUEL COCHRANE and SON, Auctioneers. n. C. eOCHRANEj > I JAS. BACSK MONDAY, JULY 13. COTTAGE, IRELAND-STREET COTTAGE, SHEEHAN-STREET SMALL FARM, MAKETU. The subscriber! (J. Dacre. .Auctioneer). ln~ »truct»d by Messrs Vaile Brothers, trill sell by auction, at their Rooms. Queen-street, on Monday. 13th inst., at 12 o'clock, TRELAND - STREET, PONSONBY— A Lot 77. having 33 fe»t frontaga by 71 feet deep, with COTTAGIi, 4 rooms, bathroom a»d -rrashlioaii*. sag and water, range and Register grates, well drained yard, and paths asphalted. Land transfer title. SUEEHAN-3TREET, PONSONBY-Lot 123, containing 9 2-10 th porches, with COTTAGE o( 5 rooms thereon, newly palntad and papered. Land transfer title. JdAK-WTU—Lots iiT.53 an&'G&T tfuDurauilroctloa 2. situata in cantre of Village of Maketu, containing 15 acr«s good level land, fenced and in tfrass, good supply of water; has Cottage of 6rWotns. woll situated, fronting two Wi'talled roads, about one nsile from Kamarama. Post Office, Bear creamory and school. . Further particulars from Messrs Vajle Brov SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. _AuctiQttfleri._

AETHUR TOOMAN [THOMAS NEILL TO-MORROW, Ab If. 30 •'Clock. GREAT MONSTER SALE OF SUPERIOR NFRSBRY STOCK. Mr George Mason and Mr W. Levy's Second and Moab Important Sale. Mr George Mason's Final Sale of the Season. 6neof the Largest Sales of Nursery Stock ever held in Auckland, 6>A fb&fk TREES and SHRUBS, A^&XM. AS UNDER _ 4500 Macrocarpu. 5000 Macrocarpa Seedling 4800 Entrlish Oaks. 2800 Peach btocks 3500 Pinus Insignus. 500 Abies Kxcelsia 300 Cyprus. 50 English and Persian Lilacs 100 Puriri. 3 to 4 feet high . 108 Lygustrum OHinces 310 Privet. 5000 Eleagaus 1008 Seedling Barbyrios Hedging 100 English Holly ; 4000 Seedling Firs, superior hedging 100 Oriental Planes 100 English Ask FLOWERING SHRUBS, 500 Roses, leading sorti ■ . 300 Azaleas Mola?, 200 Large Rhododendron 200 Camellias, etc,, etc. A. Siaall CbUoction. of chq'ic6 FlSWe'rlaJt Pot Plants and Ferns. \ < FRUIT TKJCBS. 6000 Japan and Enfflish Plums. Peaches. Apples, Pears, Quinces., < Walnuts^ Cherries., pranges. Lqnaons, Figs, " Treo TomatoesT ■■ Passioa Fruit. Peaches 109 Spanish Chestnuts, Walnuts, raneties Filberts, etc. I The Plums include the leading varieties of both Japan, English unel American. Peaches include all tha best kinds, such as Early Alexandra, Royal George. Brig's Red May. Solway, etc. - ' , Lemons and Oranges are of exceptional fine quality, and the whole are guaranteed, worked, and true to name. Note.—Owing to the enormous quantity to be gone threugh, wo will start at half-past tea sharp. Terms Positively Cash bafore Removal. ARTHUR TOOMAN AND CO. (A. Tooman, Auctioneer). JOHNSTON BROS. fj Show a large variety of -Felt Slipppn from 9d por pair. •JOHNSTON BROS. tj' Don't hold sham sales; But give excellent value for cash. JOHNSTON BROS. . ty Stock a splendid selection of fitents' Winter Boot 3 and shees, JOHNSTON BROS, ty Offov some new stylos ia Ladies' Boots and Shass. JOHNSTON BROS! O Sell far eush only. Direct from tho factory to the weai'er. JOHNSTON BR©Si O May bo found at 57, Ksrangahapo Raad, Newton. W~^ANTED, Governesie, youn(» children, ceuntry, small snlary. Kood home ; Youag Soneral. BirKenhaad; Young ttirls, country : Generals, Housewaid, Cook, town.— Mrs Arthur. Quean street. "CANTLON. Sole Ag«nb for Auck- • land for Pewer's Columbia Fitter. Private Lessons given.—York House, 86, Sroystreet. ■