T? O R SALE,' Section 1 ? fronting Taranaki-streot, Vivian- , street, Ingestro - street, Ghnznee - street, 1 fihinon-street, Espie-street, Jeaaic-street, 111J Tory-street. The whole of the Martinboro' Estate, Wairarapa, containing about 50W acre*. Tho above properties are known aE the estato of the late Hon. J! Martin. Terms— One-third cash ; balanoe to remain at interest if desired at C per cent, for 5 years. Apply to R. O'CONNOR, Next Moorhonse & Hadfield'B. Box 37. Telephone 715. TT OTELS FOR SALE. Hotel in city ; trade, J2BO week. £500 cash. Hotel, Manawatn ; trade, ; must be sold. .£350 cash. Hotel, Palmerston North. .£l5O cash. Hotel, Taranaki ; trade, £160 week. £1000 cash. DWAN BROS., Wellington. ARO-STREET, WOBDSWORTH-ST. THE valuable Block of Six Aores situated aB above which wo offered for sale only Bix months ago is now being rapidly covered with houses, and wo can only sell a few more sections at the old prices. There are still ono or two capital sites for business promises. Apply to Peers and Son, 33, Lambton-qnay. T7* O R SALE. WRIGHT, RANISH & CO., Billiard, Billiard Pining & Parlour Billiard Table Makers. Full-sized Tables, from £85. Low Excelsior Cushions can be fitted to any table. Lambton-quay, Wellington. GENERAL STORE IN GOOD COUNTRY TOWNSHIP. FOX SALE, by tender, as a going concern. Stook comprises Drapery, Ironmongery, Grocery, &c. Satisfactory reasons for soiling. A splendid chance for pushing active man. Stock sheots can be inspected at the office of the undersigned. Terms, cash or approved bills. Tenders must be in hand by noon of 6th September. The highest or any tender not necessarily a6cepted. AITKEN, WILSON, & CO., Customhonse-qnay, Wellington. TO BE HAD A BARGAIN. THE Freehold, including Furniture, of one of the leading Hotels in the Wellington snburbs, doing a good businebs, is now under offer at a remarkably low figure. A splendid opportunity to anyone possessing £600 cash. Good reasons for selling. For particulars, apply V DWAN BROS., Willis, street. ttToTr sale o~r t75 let. The Residence, No. 35, Wellington-terrace, a few minutes' walk from Post Ofiice. Apply L. L. HARRIS, No. 7, Panama-street. TO PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, AND OTHERS. FOR SALE, cheap, a Paper-cutting Machine, by Dawson, in good working order ; two knives ; will cut 25 inches. For particulars apply EvCning Post oflice. FOR SALE, a light Trap ; suitable for a butcher or baker ; nea-ly now. Apply NELSON, MO \TE & CO , Customhouse-quay. TjT'Olt SALE, nine-roomed two-storied IP House, quite now; f^ar bedrooms, bathroom, ho^-arni cold water, p.w.0., diawinpr- ;,,., 'dinin<rroom, kitchen, soulleiy, tulis, copper ; the house is fitted with every convenience ; owner left colony ; situation unsnrpassablo ; a bargain. Apply W. F. SHOUTT, Auctioneer, 57, Willia-Btreot. nnHE advertiser wishes to sell about 800 i JL acrc3 of first-class Land, suitable for sheep-farming, well-watered, and capable of carrying three sheep to the aore ; about 400 acres in grass, balance light bush ; small , whare and thcep-pens. A large portion of 1 the purchase money can remain on mort- : gago. There is a good buggy road to the > property. Would take a first-class city pro- ; perty as part payment, or wonld sell bali . share. Address Land, Evening Post, Wol1 lington. J TO HOTELKEEPERS AND OTHERS. WE have tho Leases of several firstclass Hotels for Sale in town and country ; torms arranged. Address Bona Fide, Box 316, P. 0., Wellington. FOR SALE or to Let, in the best part of Newtown, five-roomed Houso, with scullery and detached wash-house ; watet laid on inside and out ; plastered ceilings and walls ; enriched mouldings and centrepieces ; land 34f (, by 114 ft. For terms apply W. Cox, Rhodes-street, or W. Gard, Silver, straam. • , Tp^Oß' SALE — One second -hand Spring ( J? Trap, in good order ; one new Hand- . cart, very light; also, one Milk Dandy. '. Apply A. Williams, Te Aro Coach Factory, r beyond Gasworks, Courtenay-Place. ' T7IOR SALE, the desirable Residence, 17. I JP Tinakori-road, now in the occupation I of H. C. Gibbons, seedsman— seven rooms, with scullery, bathroom (hot and cold water), &c, &c. ; 'frontage, 60ft. Position excellent, open and healthy. Apply on the premises, or to H. C. Gibbons & Co., 131, LambtonF quay. FOR S \ LE, two light spring Traps, in very good condition ; one equal to new. ' Can be inspocted at C. A. Annison's, Coach • Buildor, Martin-street," off Abel Sinith-streot, 1 Wellington, i I liAOR immediate Sale, owner leaving New X? Zealand, 300 Acres ; eight miles from 1 the ruing township of Shannon ; small quantity of bush down, and other improvements ; good road to section. Also, five Sections Woodville, cheap. Apply J. C. COOPER, 20, Grey-street. FOR SALE, a large Family Residenc in first-class order, containing 8 rooms, '■ balconies, bathroom, washhouse, carpenter's ! shop, and large shed; magnificent view of ■ harbour and city ; 15 minutes to G.P.0. ; land, 40 x 110. Purchaser will stand at a rent of 20s per week, including rates. Price ani terms apply W. J. Moore, Maaramacresoent. OK SALE, a comfortable, well-built Cottage (No. 165, Upper Adelaidei road), containing five rooms and bathroom, 1 with detached washhouße and greenhouse ; , land, 40ft x 100 ft ; fine prospect ; cash, £140, balance on mortgage.
QUOTATIONS. CHOICE HEDGE & SHELTER PLANTS. CHOICE FRUIT TREES & BUSHES. CHOICE NURSERY STOCK. Cnpresaus Maorooarpa, one year, per 100,5s; per 1000, 40s. Ditto, two years, 15s to 20b per 100 Pinus Insignia, one year, per 100, ss ; per 1000, 355. Ditto, two years, per 100, 10s ; per 1000, 80a Pinus Maritima, two years, per 100, 12s; per 100Q, 80s CupresßUS Lawsoniana, from 6s per doz Conifora, 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 Vibirnum Tinus (Laurestinus), 4s doz, 25s 100 1 Vibirnum Tinus Lucida, largo flowered, 4a doz, 30s 100 English Laurels, 6s doz Escalonia Macrantha, large, 4s doz Escalonia Rubra, 4$ doz Berberies, three years, 2s 100 : 15s 1000 African Box Thorn, Is 6d 100 ; 12s Gd 1000 Hawthorn, large, 2s 100 Blue Gums, 7s 6d 100 • Red Gum, Jarrah, Poppermint, and Citron Scented Gums, from 2s per doz Hollies, 2ft, 6s per doz CHOICE FRUIT TREES, &c. All the best varieties obtainableApples, on blight-proof stooks, from 12s doz. Plums, best English varieties, from 15b doz ; Plums, new Japanese varieties, from 24s doz. Pears, 153 doz. Peaches, early and late, English and American, 12s doz. Nectarines, 15s. Apricots, 15s. Cherries, 15s. Lemonß. Lisbon variety, 2s each. Black Mulberries, large, 2s Cd each. Figs, in varieties, 9s doz. Quinces, largefruiting, 12s doz. Sweet Chestnuts, 9s. Wallnuts, four years, from 6s doz. Cob and Filbert Nuts, 9s doz Blackberries, large Spanish, 6s doz ; ditto, Lawton's American, 12s doz ; Guavas, purple, 15s doz. Leucretia Dewberries (now), Is eaoh. Gooseberries, best collection in the colony, 4s to 63 doz. Currants, red, white, and block, all the best varieties in cultivation, from 4s doz ; Carter's Black Champion, true Is eaoh, 103 doz. Strawberries — Marguerite, Victoria, Lees' Prolifio, King of the EaTlies, Vioomtesse, Harricot de Theuri, Sharplees, &c, from 4s per 100. Raspberries, fivo varieties, 2s doz. RHUBARB— Cooper's Excelsior, 9a doz ; Cooper's Prolific, 93 doz (the two best sorts) ; Linnen's, 10a doz j Victoria, 10s doz ; Topp's Winter (new), a splendid variety for winter pulling, Is each, 10s doz; Rhubarb seedlings, one and two years old, from best English seed, from 3s doz. ASPARAGUS ROOTS- Conover's Colossal, 38 100 (August is the proper month to plant). CHOICE FLOWERING SHRUBS in great variety, onr own selection, from 6s doz. Hybrid Perpetual Roses, one dozen ohoice named varieties, 6s. Every description of NURSERY STOCK at equally reasonable prices. Full descriptive and priced Catalogues mailed free to any address on application. F. COOPER & SONS, SEEDSJIKtf, NURSERYMEN, AND FLORI.ST.-*, Central Seed Stove, 30, I.lannebs-st. [Telephone, No 839] Bijou Mubskries, Loweb Hutt, Ten minutes' walk from Hallway Station. Inspection invited from intending patrons. fTIAYLOR BROS.' HOMOE COCOA. Obtainable all Grooer j. gEND IT TO SHORTT'S.
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Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 54, 1 September 1894, Page 4
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