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Auckland Star, Volume 55, Issue 112, 13 May 1924, Page 6

AUCTIONS. "PRUIT. "pRUIT. TCTOUIT. ■p'KUIT. XpRUIT. "p^RUIT. ■pRODDCB. -VTBGETABLES. fpURNERS AND Q.ROWERS, T.TD., SELL DAILY. Q A.M. ALL . "ptRUITS IN gBASON. . Including: ISLAND ORANOBS. BANANAS. ISLAND ORANGES. BANANAS. ISLAND OKANGES. BANANAS. DESSERT APPLKS. COOKING APPLES. DESSERT PEARS. COOKING I'EARS. KIPE BANANAS. PASSIONS. ORANGES. BANANAS. LEMONS. CAPES, ETC. CHOICE lIOTHOUSFj GRAPES. CHOICE HOTHOUSE GRAPES. -j f\ A.M. - pRODHCE AND ■VTEGETABLES. rjvrjr.NEßS and rtROWERS. Ti' rr>-, CITY MARKETS. 11 «T»OSES, TTEDGES, "pRUIT rpREES. BY AUCTION, BY AUCTION, On jy£AY AT -jQ NOON. AT OUR SALEROOMS, AT OUU SAIiEROOMS, CITY MARKETS. 2000 R OSE P LANIS ALL THE BEST VARIETIES, Including all the Very Best and Latest Novelties, grown by MR. 11. G. CUTLER, of Henderson, who has held the Brett Challenge Rose Bowl for the last three years, and can claim to be the Champion Rose Grower of Auckland. SOME OF THE VARIETIES ARE :— George Dickson, Mrs. Herbert Stevens. Gorgeous, Duchess of Wellington, llawlmark Crimson, Margaret Dickson Humill, ' Madame E. Herriott, Fran Karl Druschki, General McArthur, Ophelia, Madame Abel Chatenay, K. of X., Sunstar, The Queen Alexandria, and a host of others. AH Roses will be in neat parcels, suitable for carrying away. Also. 100 GERBERA JAMESONII (Scarlet African Daisy) PLANTS. 5000 F UUIT T REES Including: CITRUS FRUIT, APPLES, PEACHES. NECTAKINE AND PLUM TREES. Also, SHELTER TREES AND HEDGING, grown by Messrs. J. T. Skelton and Sons, the well-known Nurserymen, of Point Chevalier. Also. GOOSEBERRY TREES, LOGANBERRIES, STOCKS, SWEET PEAS, etc., on account of other Consignors. NOTE.—WE ARE HOLDING A PLANT AND TREE SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY. mUKKEBS AND BOWERS, X TD., CITY MARKETS. 12 mHE "CTOUIT * -pKODUCE TtTABKET. rPHE pRUIT & pRODUCB TIJARKE*. "I3ADLEY AND S~*O., T TD. TJADLEY AND T TD. ■piEUIT gALE TJAILY AT A A.M. ■pRUIT gALE -QAILY AT O A.M. TJRODUCE AT "I A"I X A.M. JJRODUCE AT -1Q IK A.M. AT -1-1 A.M. POULTRY, 400 EGGS, BUTTER, ETC. JJADLKY AND pO, TTD, CITY MARKETS. 14 #J1 L O W E R -pLANT QALE. AT -I O NOON. TITESSRS. J3ADLEY AND piO. WILL SELL AS ABOVE, On Account of MR. W. FREEMAN, and Other Clients. IIWMI ANENOME AND RANUNCULUS J.UIWJ BULBS. 1 AAn ANENOME PLANTS (St. ±\J\JU Bridget). Large Quantity of CYCLAMEN, PRIMULAS, CARNATIONS, CAMPANULAS, SILEANE, SEAPINKS, HYDRANGEAS, RED CEDARS, STOCKS, CAULIFLOWER PLANTS, KING FERNS, TREE FERNS, BEGONIAS, ETC. TECOMA, HAICEA AND PRIVET HEDGING, SHRUBS AXD SHELTER TREES. 13 JuTAGNIFICENT OITE. I TJuTAGNIFICENT pITY CITE. CORNER SYMONDS AND MOUNT STS. CORNER SYMONDS AND MOUNT STS. TO BE LEASED BY AUCTION, j IDEAL POSITION FOR MEDICAL, MAN. '■piBIDAY, JUNE -JO AT f> P.M. CAMUEL -y-AILE AND CONS, T TD., Instructed by the Auckland City Council will offer for Lease by Public Auction at their Rooms, S3, Queen Street, on above date I COMMANDING CORNER SECTION, i *~ J ' containing 15.3 perches being Allot- ! ment 18 and part Allotment 17, of Section ! 35, City of Auckland, having a frontage of 75ft Bin to Symonde Street, and 04ft 2in to Mount Street. Term of lease to be for 23 years with compensation to half value of buildings at end of- term; lessee to erect buildings to value of not less than £2000 within two years. The position is one of. the best corners In Lower Symonds Street, and is admirably Buited for a doctor, enabling the erection of consulting rooms on Mount Street level with residence above, having au entrance from Symonds Street frontage. Further particulars and conditions of Lease on application to the auctioneers. ' 19