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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 147, 22 June 1901, Page 8

AUCTIONS. TUESDAY. JUNE 25. NEW BOOTS AND SHOES. For sale by auction at our Rooms. Queen-street, on Tuesday, 25th inst, at , 11 o'clock, cyXfl PAIRS NEW BOOTS AND JOU SHOES. ASSORTED SIZES LADIES' AND GENTS' FIRST-CLASS ENGLISH GOODS, in Tan, Balmoral and Glace Kid, etc. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOX J. DACRE, Auctioneer. Arthur Tooman) (Arthur Tooman WEDNESDAY SEXT. J At 11 o'ClocK. MR JAMES MASON'S FIRST SALE OF THE SEASON. Of th« PICK OF HIS WELL KNOWN NUKSERY. SUPERIOR FRUITING, FLOWERING, ORNAMENTAL. SHELTER AND HEDGING TREES, PLANTS, AND SHRUBS. FRUITING— 200 P.M. Oranges. 300 Lisbon Lemons, 200 Eureka Lemons, 30<J Peaches, leading sorts; 100 Assorted Apricots, 500 Plums, Burbank and others; 200 Apples, assorted; 100 Guavas 100 Tree Tomatoes, 1000 Gooseberries, and Every other Fruiting Line. FLOWERING — Camellias, Azaleas, Daphnes, Rhododendrons, Libonias, Bouvardias, Heaths, Roses, etc., etc. ORNAMENTAL— Puriris, Pohutukawas, Cabbage Trots, Euonymous, etc., etc. SHELTER—Macroearym, Pines, etc. HEDGING—IOOO Pittosporum. 5000 Eleagnus. etc., etc. And SOOO Flowering Shrubs of the Choicest Class, too numerous to particularise. NOTE—The catalogue of this sale comprises the choicest Lot of Nursery Stock we have yet offered, and offers a favourable opportunity to orchardists and those about to lay out their grounds. Every Plant Guaranteed True to Name. ARTHUR TOOMAN & CO. A. TOOMAN, Auctioneer. , FRIDAY, JULY 5, At 2 p.m. sharpQAMUEL. yAILE & gONS, (Per Samuel Vnlle, Auctioneer), will sell by auction at their Land Sale Rooms, !X>, Queen-street, BY ORDER of THE OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE In the Estate of George Heatley. MANGAWAI— E. Part Allotment 79, Parish of Mangawai, containing 54i acres. FRIDAY. JULY 26. At 2 p.m. sharp.. gAMUBSL yA-ILE & gONS, fPre Samuel Vaile, Auctioneer) will sell by afacUon at their Land Sale Rooms, 95, Queen-street, , -p P S O M- ...' ■ C. • ■•• mHE jZ-ENMUIR. ._ TESTATE, Opposite Potter's Paddock, cut into SPLENDID LEVEL BUILDING SECTIONS, Of convenient sizes. Lithograph Plan 3on Application. QAMUEL yAILE AND gONS 95, QUEEN-STREET. FRIDAY, JULY 5, At 2 p.m. sharp. ... . CIAMUEL "yAILE AND fiONS (Per Samuel Vaile, Auctioneer), wjll sell by auction at their Land Sale Rooms, 95, Queen-st., QREAT J>OAD, CLOSE TO KARANGAHAPE RD-, FIRST CLASS BUSINESS SITE, 50 by about 80 feet. And . . . pONSONBY T>D., CLOSE TO KARANGAHAPE RD., 2 SPLENDID BUSINESS SITES, each 37ft 6in frontage by about 90ft deep. The above Sections adjoin the Shop at the Corner of Great North Rd. and Ponsouby Rd.. and are quite level. Such sites are now very difficult to obtain. Also,. T ARGE TJUILDING T OTS AT Jj Jl> -U ||JOUNT JjpEK 8 FINE RESIDENTIAL SITES, pt nearly one fthd a h&lt kWsb ■>£&!s fronting- the Epsom and Mt. Albert Rds., close to Mt. Eden Rd., rich volcanic soil; handy to buses, etc. Lithograph plans on application. Also, /^LIPHANT-STRBET, CLOSE TO RICHMOND RD., r DESIRABLE LITTLE PROPERTY - Good New Building about 27 by 16 feet,. , with 12ft stud; iron roof; readily convertible into comfortable Cottage. Nice Al- . lotment, 42J by 127; stands high. Also, I JN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MR H. HART WRIGHT. 1 riRAHAMTOWN, WHANGAREI. ' LOTS 197, 198, 267, 268, 269, and 274, con- ■ talnlng In all 4| acres. Land Transfer Title, These Sections have a great . future value. • : Also, ' . BY ORDER OF THIS MORTGAGEE. HANDY LITTLE SUBURBAN FARM, rX/AIKUMETB— Lot B, of Alotment '23, »» and others or the Parish of Waikumete, comprising 14 acres 2 roode 22 ' pcrchefi. Partly fenced; 1 acre grass, 3 acres yaung orchard, AH ploughable. Good treah water creek, Small House . with eotfiiHodlous outbuildings. Close to Railway Station, Poat and Telephone Offtoe, etc., and within 10 miles of, Queen st. S CIAKtUEL ryAILE & gONS Land and Estate Auotioneers, ffi, Qnsen-Bt