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TO-MORROW, At. 1. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW, At 1. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. Afc 1. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW, At 1. TO-MORROW. FRUIT EXCHANGE, BLAIR-STREET. INITIAL UNRESERVED SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF M'MILLAN'S NURSERY STOCK! M'MILLAN'S NURSERY STOCK! M'MILLAN'S NURSERY STOCK! M'MILLAN'S NURSERY STOCK! M'MILLAN'S NURSERY STOCK! M'MILLAN'S NURSERY STOCK! (Guaranteed True to Name). mHOMPSON BROS., LTD., have pleaA sure in announcing tho first of these Important Sales, on behalf of the wellknown and reliable Hutfc Nurseryman, Mr. A. M'Millan, for whom we are selling TREES, PLANTS, AND SHRUBS TREES, PLANTS, AND SHRUBS TREES, PLANTS, AND SHRUBS TREES, PLANTS-, AND SHRUBS TREES, PLANTS, AND SHRUBS Of the finest varieties, all of which are true to name, and this Collection we ask you to at least view on Wednesday Morning, when your appreciation of quality will doubtless make you a buyer. Make a point, of it. Plant a TREE. CATALOGUES NOW. Call, 'phone, write. THOMPSON BROS., LTD. A. G. WALLACE, Auotioneer. WEDNESDAY 1 o'clock. WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY 1 o'clock. WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY 1 o'clock. WEDNESDAY AT THE FRUIT EXCHANGE, Allen-street. THE HOME OF NURSERY SALES. GEORGE THOMAS AND CO. will soil as above, another Exclusive Catalogue of HARDY'S HARDY'S HARDY'S HARDY'S TREES, PLANTS, SHRUBS. TREES, PLANTS, SHRUBS. TREES, PLANTS, SHRUBS. TREES, PLANTS, SHRUBS. Catalogues now ready. Ring 'Phone 78, and have one posted. Leave your purchasing instructions. Wo will act for you. GEORGE THOMAS AND CO. ' KARAKA BAY. WEDNESDAY,~23rd JUNE, 1915. AT THE CHAMBER. OF COMMERCE, At 2.30 p.m. MR. S. GEORGE NATHAN has been favoured with instructions from C. B. Bowie, Esq. (who is leaving Wellington), to offer for sale by public auction: — Lot 9, Block 6, Township of Overton, D.P. No. 858, comprising 1 rood 1 perch, with frontage of 66 feet, together with a, superior 6-roomed residence, on one floor, comprising large Living Room, 27 x 18, Dining Room, Kitchen, 3 Bedrooms, with built-in Wardrobes, Bathroom, 'Linen Closet, Pantry, Scullery, Washhouse, good Workshop with concrete floor. The house has overy convenience, including Electric Light, Telephone, Gas Cooker, hot and cold water, City water supply and drainage, concrete path?, etc. ; glassed-in Balcony. This property is situated in sunniest position of Karaka Bay and is well sheltered, with good sandy beach for bathing in front of the house. Very low roserve ajid exceptionally easy terms. I can thoroughly recommend this residence, and it will bear any inspection. Further particulars *nd cards to view from the Auctioneer, S. GEORGE NATHAN, 113-115. Customhouse-quay. N.Z. PATRIOTIC SOCIETY (AUCTION BRANCH). SALE OF GOLDEN GATE SECTIONS. Presented by P. Mungavin, Esq. S- GEORGE NATnAN will Auction • at the Society's Mart, Hotel Windsor, on THURSDAY NEXT, the 24th JUNE, at 2 p.m.— Sections 17a and 17b, of Golden Gate Estate, Paremata. Beautiful building land, with delightful sea frontage. Particulars at office of Field and Lnckie, who will present a Free Title to purchaser. Other Land will be sold also. N.Z. PATRIOTIC SOCIETY (AUCTION BRANCn). ON THURSDAY NEXT, at 2 p.m., i / MR. S. GEORGE NATHAN will offer at Auction Mart, Hotel Windsor Buildings — Section 79. Seatoun Heights-road, having a frontage of 117 feet 9 inches, by depth of 369 feet 10 inches, one acre rnoro or less, being ono of tho • finest sites in district, commanding magnificent view. This section was presented to tho Society by tho Evans Bay and Miramar Estates Co. Messrs. Brown, Neave, and Courtenay, Solicitors, have offered to prepare deeds of transfer free of cost. At tho same timo will offer Section 10, Part Section 41, Karori, with frontago to Makara-road of 56 feet 6 inches, by depth of 326 feet. This Section is tho pick of the district, level, and overlooks Karori Park. This has also been presented to Patriotic Society by a Wellington Citizen to help the Fund, and deeds of transfer will be prepared frco. ' C. H. OSMOND, Secretary. VALUABLE CITY FREEHOLD PROPERTY. To be Sold by Public Auction on WEDNESDAY, 30th JUNE, At 2.30, IN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. MR. S. GEORGE NATHAN has been - favoured with instructions from Dr. A. Tolhnrst (who is leaving with, tho Hospital Ship), to sell, as above — His Valuable Freehold Property, situated directly opposite the Courtenay-place Tram Terminus, being part Section 285, Wellington, having a frontago of 31ft to Courtenay-place by a depth of 100 ft, together with a. t substantial Brick Building, comprising doubleI fronted lock-up shop and residenco of 9 rooms, haying downstairs: dining room, waiting room, laboratory, J consulting room, kitchen, pantry ; Upstairs: drawing room 22ft 6in x 15ft 6in, 5 bedrooms, linen closet, pantry, bathroom, etc. The lease of the shop runs out on the Ist August next. Although Dr. Tolhurst had the building specially designed for a shop and doctor's rebidence, ib could easily be converted into two t shops with dwellings, but for a doctor it is a capital 6tand, all cars but Cuba and Wallace streets passing the door. f A \evy reasonable reserve has been placed on the property, and the terms are exceptionally easy. Full particulars and cards to view from the Auctioneer, S. GEORGE NATHAN, 113-115, Customhouse-quay. PROFITABLE LAND in good district. 379 acres heavy bush land, cleared, English grass, 6 paddocks, well watered, house, two sets yards, etc., handy school, railway station ; o.r.p. afc £3 10s. Price £10 per acre. £1500 cash, balance arranged. 163 acres, as above, 5 paddocks, 8-roomed house, h. and c. water, woolshed, outbuildings, 40 acre 1 ! ploughable, railway station 3 miles; o.r.p. at 31s 6d ; G.A.S. Mortgage, £900, balance cash. Would exchange above properties for 800 to 1000 acres less improved land. — VV. L. JpHNSTONE, Laud Agent, Mang&^ek^j