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AUCTIONfER'S NOTIOE. TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. WM. LAWSON & CO be?»o announce • that they have leased those very CENTRAL and COM MO DIO .- PIJKMISKiJ No. 20, CUBA-STREET (immediately opposite Te Aro House), where they intend conducting the business of AUCTIONEERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. It is intended to make a special feature the SALE BY AUCTION OF FUJINITUKJO and all HOUSF.HOLD AND PEBSoNAL EFFECTS, BOOKS 1 , PICTURKS, WORKS OF ART, Ac, f>>- which purpose frequent sales at regular intervals will be held iv the spacious rooms specially reserved for the display of such. In this all-important branoh, a« well as in the conducting of sales at Private Residences, Messrs. Lawson have had a wide and practical experience, and clients may rest assured that in entrusting their effects to them for disposal by auction or by private sale, their very best interests will be served and highest possible returns secured. The duties of Auctioneer will be performed by Mr. R. E. LAWSON, who will give special attention to the arranging of OUTDOOR SALES and the PREPARING OF INVENTORIES, &c. MERCHANDISE and GOODS of EVERY DESCRIPTION will be received at the Rooms for Unreserved Sale by Public Auction, and arrangements may be made for the disposal of Furniture and Household Effects by private sale. Account Sales and Full Returns rendered with striot promptitude. LAWSON'S AUCTION AND COMMISSION SALE ROOMS, 20, Cuba-st. (opposite Te Aro House.) «^END IT TO SHORTT'S. rr OTELS FOR SALE. Hotel in oity ; trade, .£BO week. .£SOO cash. Hotel, Manawatu ; trade, £V> ; must be sold. .£350 cosh. Hotel, Palmerston North. .£l5O cash. Hotel, Taranaki ; trade, .£l6O week. J6IOOO cash. DWAN BROS., Wellington. DRAPERY. T7IOR SALE, in the Suburbs of Wellington, FIRST-CLASS GENERAL DRAPERY BUSINESS, As a Going Concern. Satisfactory reasons given for retiring. For fnll particulars apply MACKY, STEEN, & CALDWELL, Harbour-street. ARO-STREET, WOiJDSWORTH-ST. ~ npHE valuable Blook of Six Acres situated I as above which we offered for sale only Bix months ago is now being rapidly covered with houses, and we oan only sell a few more sections at the old prioeß. There are still one or two capital sites for bnsiness premises. Apply to Peers and Son, 33, Lamb ton-quay. ¥7t O R SALE, Seotions fronting Taranaki-street, Vivian, dtreet, Ingestre - street, Ghnznee - Btreet, Marion-street, Espie-street, Jeasie-stroet, and Tory-street. The whole of the Martinboro' Estate, Wairarapa, containing about 5000 acres. The above properties are known as the | estate of the late Hon. J. Martin. Terms— One-third cash ; balanoe to remain at interest if desired at 6 per cent, for 5 years. I Apply to R. O'CONNOK, Next Moorhonse & Hadfield's. J Boi 37. Telephone 71STji O R SALE. WRIGHT. BANISH & CO., Billiard, Billiard Dining & Paklour Billiard Table Makers. Full-sized Tables, from .£BS. Low Excelsior Cushions can be fitted to any table. Lambton-quay, Wellington. FpoK SALE, a large Family Keßideno in nrst-olaca order, containing 8 rooms, balconies, bathroom, washhonse, carpenter's shop, and large shed; magnificent view of harbour and oity ; 15 minutes to G.P.0. ; land, 40 x 110. Purohaser will stand at a rent of 20s per week, including rates. Price and terms apply W. J. Moore, Maaramacresoent. OR SiJ.M, a comfortable, well - built Cottage (No. 165, Upper Adelaideroad), containing five rooms- and bathroom, with detaohed washhonse and greenhouse; land, 40ft x 100 f t; fine prospeofc ; oash, .£l4O, balance on mortgage. SPECIAL QUOTATIONS. CHOICE HEDGE & SHELTER PLANTS. CHOICE FRUIT TREES & BUSHES. CHOICE NURSERY SrOCK. Cupressua Macrooarpa, one year, per 100, 5s ; per 1000, 40s. Ditto, two years, 15s to 20s per 100 Pinus Inßignis, one year, per 100, ss; per 1000, 355. Ditto, two years, per 100, 10s ; per 1000, 80s Pinus Maritima, two years, per 100, 12s ; per 1000, 80s Cupresßua Lawsoniana, from 6s per doz Conifera, a splendid assortment, from 6s doz Olearia Fosteri (Ake Ake), from 15s per 100 Olearia Traversii (Silver Ake Ake) from 20s per 100 Pittosporum Eugensides, and others, 20s 100 Vibirnnm Tinus (Laurestinus), 4s doz, 25a 100 Vibirnum Tinus Lucida, large flowered, 4s doz, 30s 100 English Laurels, 6s doz Escalonia Maorantha, large, 4s doz Eaoolonia Rnbra, 4s doz Berberies, three yearß, 2s 100 : 15s 1000 African Box Thorn, Is 6d 100 ; 12s 6d 1000 Hawthorn, large, 2s 100 Blue Gnms, 7s 6d 100 Red Gum, Jarrah, Peppermint, and Citron Scented Gnms, from 2s per doz Hollies, 2ft, 6s per doz CHOICE FRUIT TfiEES, &o. AU tho best varieties obtainableApples, on blight-proof stocks, from 12s doz. Plums, beßt English varieties, from 15b doz ; Plums, new Japanese varieties, from 24s doz. Pears, 15s doz. Peaohes, early and late, English and American, 12s doz. Neotarineß, 15s. Aprioots, 15s. Cherries, 15s. Lemons. Lisbon variety. 2s each. Black Mnlberrios, large, 2s 6d eaoh. Figs, in varieties, 9a doz. Quinces, large fruiting, 12s doz. Sweet Chestnuts, 9s. Wallnuts, four years, from 6s doz. Cob and Filbert Nnts, 9b doz Blaokberries, large Spanish, 6a doz; ditto, Law ton's American, 12b doz; Guavas, purple, 15b doz. Leuoretia Dewberries (new), Is eaoh. Gooseberries, best collection in the colony, 4b to 6s doz. Currants, red, white, and black, all the beßt varieties in cultivation, from 4s doz ; Car- I ter's Black Champion, true Is eaoh, 10b doz. Strawberries — Marguerite, Victoria, Lees' Prolific, King of the Earlies, Vioomteßse, Harrioot de Theuri, Sharplees, &c, from 4s per 100. Raspberries, five varieties, 2s doz. RHUBARB— Cooper's Excelsior, 9s doz ; Cooper's Prolific, 9s doz (the two best sorts) ; Linnen's, 10s doz ; Viotoria, 10s doz ; Topp's Winter (new), a splendid variety for winter pulling, Is eaoh, 10s doz; Rhubarb seedlings, one and two years old, from best English seed, from 3s doz. ASPARAGUS ROOTS— Conover's Colossal, 3b 100 (August ia the proper month to plant). CHOICE FLOWERING SHRUBS in great variety, our own selection, from 6s doz. Hybrid Perpetual Roses, one dozen choice named varieties, 6s. Every description of NURSERY STOCK at equally reasonable prices. Full desoriptive and priced Catalogues mailed free to any address on application. P. COOPER & SONS, SEEDSMEN, NURSERYMEN, AND FLORISTS, Central Seed Stork, 30, Manners-st. [Telephone, No 839] Bijou Nurseries, Lower Hutt, Ten minutes' walk from Railway Station. Inspection invited from intending patrons. WILKINS & FIELD, AGENTS FOR ASPINAL'S ENAMELS. A full stock on hand in 2d tins, tinlets, and tins, in almost every shade and colour. Ready-Mixed PAINTS, all colours, in 1, 2, and 41b tins VARNISHES, in laree and small tins Griffiths' FLOOR STAINS and VARNISHES, FRENCH POLISH, and PAINT CLEANERS, in bottles M'Kenzie's FURNITURE POLISH Castle Brand BLACK LACQUER BERLIN and BRUNSWICK BLACK WHITE and RED LEAD, PUTTY, OILS, and COLOURS PAINT BRUSHES, and General Painters' Goods Manufacturers of "Yarrall's" NOVELTY SPRAY PUMP. The moßt perfeot and best Sprayer in the market WILKINS & FIELD, Manners-street.

"IJILIXIR VIT.E. -" The Wonderful Cough Cure, Has oome. The marvel of the present season. It Cures, and no mistake about it. Ask your Grocer for it. rAKE NOTHING BUT ELIXIR VIT.E. A Glorious Medicine. ; I a cabd.j UPPER HUTT. U/l R. T. M. WTLFOBD will attond at lU_ his Offioe, Uppor Hutt (residence at Ur. Roland Butler), every Saturday morning, rom 11 to 1.

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Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 49, 27 August 1894, Page 4

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