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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 128, 31 May 1901, Page 8

AUCTIONS. C. Arthur) f-J- Gorrie MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 8, At 11 a.m. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELLERY, DIAMOND AND OTHER KINGS, CHAINS, ALBERTS. 5 BRASS BAND INSTRUMENTS, GUNS, MACHINES, TOOLS, CLOTHING, etc.,etc. ARTHUR & GO.RRIE. Have received instructions from Mr J. Oisen, of the Central Loan Office, EllioUfureet. co sen n,f mifiion at -uieir iviarr,, Durham-str^el, ou Munday next, at 11 a m., UNREDEEMED PLEDGES And 268 BUNDLES GOOD, CLEAN, AND USEFUL CLOTHING. (As per "Evening Star" of Wednesday and Thursday, May 29th and 30th.) C. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. Arthur Tooman) (Arthur Tooman WEDNESDAY. sth JUNE, At 11 o'Clock. IMPORTANT SALE OF NURSERY STOCK. FROM MR W. LEVY, WAIKOMITI, AND MESSRS HAWKIN AND McFETRIDGE FRUITING, FLOWERING, SHELTER, ORNAMENTAL AND HEDGING TREES, PLANTS AND SHRUBS. 1000 Cupressus Macrocarpa 1000 Pittosporum, two varieties (Edging) 500 Cabbage Trees 200 Fan Palms 100 Norfolk Island Pines 500 Llgustrum Chineuses (Edging) 500 Flowering Trees and Shrubs of every description. 100 Large Flowering Camellias 700 Magnolias 100 Large Brugnacia 300 Rhododendron, Azalea, Mollis, and other Azaleas' in great variety 3000 Camellias, well rooted and packed carefully, in lots of 25 20 Leading Varieties (Nurserymen Line) 100 Large CHanthUfl (Scarlet Kowhia) 100 Yellow Kowhia 100 English Liburnum 2000 Kng-lish Gooseberries 200 Evans' Early Plum, on Pt^ch Stock 300 Apples, Red Astrachan. Grape Vines, Figs, Guavas, etc., etc. 1000 Peaches, as follows—Brigs' Red May, Elborta, Sea Eagle, Royal George (American), Early Alexander, Wiggins, Muir, Prize Taker, fVlales' Early). Saunders, High's Marly Canada, Wheatland, Osprey. Sneed 500 Plums—Burbank, October Pumle, Hale, Botan. Wirkson, Early Minstrel, Satsuma, Ogan 200 Nectarines-/3old Mine, Early French, Ansene, and others Tragedy Prune, Pond's, Evans', Kirk's, and other Plums JfW Spy Stocks 500 Poorman's Oranges, in dormant btid. ARTHUR TOOMAN & CO. GOLD MINING NOTICES. rpß PUKE GOLD REEFS. LIMITED. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. N A General Meeting of the Company will be held on FRIDAY. 31st May, at 2.30 p.m., at the Company's Office, 26, Shortland-st. BUSINESS: To receive accounts for year and pass the same To Elect Directors, who retire by rotation And any other ordinary business to be brought before the meeting Also, for special business to give power to directors to effect a sale of the property, and lor that purpose to grant an option or options over the Company's Property R. R. HUNT, Manager. Auckland, 23rd May, 1901. PUBLIC NOTICES. \ UCKLAND FIRE UNDERWRIT- ■£*■ ERS' ASSOCIATION. ILLUMINATIONS-RISK OF FIRE. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. The Auckland Fire Underwriters' Association notifies that it will allow 11I lurrainations during the. visit of Uwir • Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York, subject to the following regulations:— i All lights other than electric must be lat least 9 inches clear of any canvas, i wood, or other Inflammable materials, j at front, back, and sides; special care being taken to properly protect such materials above the lights, and to make provision for plentiful ventilation for the escape of heated air. Electric Lights must not be in contact with woodwork or other inflammable materials. All Candles must be fixed in properly secured metal sockets. The use of gas, other than ordinary coal gas, is not permitted. The special interior illumination of shop windows, except by electric light is not permitted. The erection of transparencies or other illuminations, in front of wooden walls is not permitted. Householders are reminded of the .danger of leaving lights unattended during' illuminations. The erection of temporary wooden stagings will not prejudice insurance policies. H. GOULSTONE, Secretary. PARCELS OF BACK NUMBERS. 1 Leading Illustrated Papers—2/6 and 5/. Magazines—2/6 and 5/. Great Variety Reading for Winter Evenings. Cheap. M. SPRECKLEY & CO., Shortland-st. REMOVAL NOTICE. | Mr S. ADAMS notifies his Music Students that he has Removed from Ponsonby to Symonds-street next Dr. Goldie's, where he will resume Teaching on and after MONDAY, June 3rd. J3OYAL RECEPTION COMMITTEE. TICKETS FOR PLATFORMS. NOTICE. The Tickets for Wellesley-st. and Queen street Paying Platforms must be Purchased on or before JUNE sth, after which application List will bo Closed, as a Limited Number is to be disposed of. WELLESLEY-ST. PLATFORM TICKETS ..., ...„ 5/ QUEEN-ST , 7/6 Which may be obtained at THE D.S.C., MESSRS TONSON GARLICK CO.'S, SMITH & CAUGHEY'S, UPTON & CO.'S, AND MR LOUCH, BUREAU OF INFORMATION, GOVERNMENT LIFE BUILDINGS. R. R. HUNT, General Secretary. R HOLLISTER, MagnetkTlviassage" Hours: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Night, 6 to 8. Rooms over McGee's store, Hobscm-st. . OOD Se«md-hßud Sacks Bought—Donald __!. «ad Edenborongh. Queen-street.