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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 10836, 20 August 1898, Page 8

■'■■' # Sales by Auction. 0 ABTHUB.] [JAS. GOBBIB. " TUESDAY NEXT, '•■■•"" - : At 11 o'clock. •' NURSERY STOCK. THE LAST SALE OP THE SEASON FOR MB. D. MCINDOE, EPSOM NURSERY. ARTHUR & GORRIE Have received instructions from Mr. D. Mclndoe to sell by auction at their Mart, Queen-street, Tuesday next, at 11 o'clock, CHOICE NURSERY STOCK, consisting of Fruit Trces-IOCO Plums (Japanese and English), Peaches, Cherries, Apples, Pears, Quinces, Figs, Nectarines, Walnuts, Oranges, Lemons, Raspberries, Gooseberries, Currants, Grape Vines (including 6 varieties of the best wine grape vines), Guavas, and others. 10,000 Shelter Trees, 1 lowering Shrubs, and Plants, consisting of Daphnes, Red and White Azaleas, Heaths, Camellias, Rhododendrons, Deutzias, Bouvardias, Peonies, Roses, Abutilons, Acmenas, Lemon-scented Yerbenas, Pharus Berberias, Cantua Dopcndens, Drorvillea Lowii, Cabbage Trees, Euonyinus, Variegate, Pampas Grass, English Lilac, Lasiandra, Hacrantha Libonias, and a host of other varieties too numerous to mention. Also, Macrocarpas, Pinus Insignis, Cypresses, Toroloca, Norfolk Island Pines, Eleagnus, Ligustrums,, Japonicum, Undalatum, and others. Ten braes of Bedding Plants, consisting of Pansies, Carnations, and others, altogether an entire clearing out, to make room for young stock, etc. TUESDAY NEXT. The Sale will begin with Fruit Trees at 11 o'clock, Flowering Plants and Shrubs at 12 o'clock. 0. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. C. ABTHCB.] [JAS. GOHBIE. THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, HOUSE AND ALLOTMENT, ' (MANUKAU ROAD, PAR-NELL. IN DECEASED ESTATE OF SARAH ALLISON. ARTHUR AND GORRIE Have received instructions from Mr. C. Allison, Executor in Estate, to sell by public auction, at their Mart, Queen and Elliott Streets, on Thursday, August 25, at 12 noon, HOUSE AND ALI.OTMKNT, being Lot No. 10, Subdivision of Allotment No. 76 and 77, Section No. 1, Suburbs of Auckland, baring a frontage of 36ft to Manukau Road by depth of 226 ft. Further particulars from the Auctioneers, C. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. . AUTHOR TOOMAN.] [THOMAS NEILL, WEDNESDAY NEXT. At 10.30 sharp. W. LEVY'S GREAT ANNUAL AND FINAL CLEARING SALE Of NURSERY STOCK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. MACROCARPA, Cupressus Lawsoniana, Funebris, Thuja Giganta, Compacta Abies, Norfolk Island Pines, English Laurel, Ligustrum, Laoiandra, Clianthus, Proteas, Daphne, Acmenas, Wew gelia, Guelder Rose, Euonyinus, Yucca,' Escallonia, Veronicas, Hibiscus, Pittosporums, Heaths, Berberis 100 Pittosporum 100 Fan Palms 100 Cabbage Trees 200 Native Trees-Karakas, Howcra, Rimu, Kauri, Tenekaha, Kowhai, Red Birch, Kahikateas, Tetoki, etc. 200 Flowering Camellias 100 English and Japan Azaleas 100 Roses, Bulbs, Ixias, Narcissus, Tritonias, Babyaneas, Iris, Agapantlins, Double White and Blue Violets, Jonquils, etc. 100 English Oaks, Ash, Planes, and Sycamore FRUIT TREES. 600 Apples, mostly blight-proof 600 Japan Plums, Wickson, Juicy Burbank, Botau, Ogon, Purple Monster 800 Peaches, Briggs', Gold Dust, Wheatland, Halle's, Haigh's, A. R. George, Prize Taker, Elberta, Late Admirable, and ■ 20 other varieties. 300 English Plums. Pears in variety 100 Quinces, Van Dieuian, Champion Orange, and others 100 Guavas 600 Gooseberries, American Cranberry, Grape Vinos (12 varieties), Medlars, Cherries, Figs, Black and Red Currants 200 Well-grown Lisbon Lemons, worked 100 Oranges, Poor Man's 100 Oranges, St. Michael, W. Navel, Parramatta, Blood. NOTE.—Owing to the large catalogue to be gone through, the Sale will start with Fruit Trees 6harp at 10.30, and every lino advertised will be brought forward. ARTHUR TOOMAN AND CO. A. TOOMAN, Auctioneer. i 1 . ——— FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, At 12 o'clock Noon Sharp. ALFRED-STREET, ALBERT PARK. FAMILY RESIDENCE OF 12 ROOMS. MOUNT ROSKILL, COMPACT VILLA, 6 ROOMS. MOUNT ROSKILL, SHOP, STORE, AND 6-ROOMED HOUSE. J. THORNES Will sell by auction at his Land Auction Mart, 91, Queen-street, THE RESIDUE OF A LEASE for 99 years of a Most Valuable Property situated in Alfred-street, Albert Park, having a frontage of 68ft to Alfred-street by a depth of 174 ft, and comprising:— FAMILY RESIDENCE of 12 ROOMS, first floor substantially built in Stone, Extra Large Dining and Reception Rooms, with bay windows, Verandah and Balcony 12ft wide, from which lovely views of harbour can be obtained. Every modern convenience, plunge and shower bath, wash-house, with copper and fixed tubs; weU drained; slate roof; exceptionally cheap ground rent. Also, PROSPECT TERRACE, MOUNT ROSKILLMost complete Villa Residence of 6 rooms, detached wash-house and bathroom, standing in large Freehold AUotinent, 50 feet by 170 feet, in garden, orchard, etc. The whole property in splendid order and condition, most suitable for a home or an investment. Also, MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD-Valuable Shop, Store, and Dwelling of 6 rooms and kitchen. The shop well fitted with counter, shelves, drawers, etc. The whole property in firstclass order, newly-painted and papered. 56 feet frontage by 132 feet deep. Freehold. Land Transfer Title. Full particulars of the Auctioneer. J. THORNES, 91, Queen-street. 8. ABTHUE.] [JAS. GOEEUJ. WEDNESDAY NEXT, At 12 o'Clock. TOTARA! TOTARA! ARTHUR & GORRIE Will sell at their Mart, as above, OO ROUGH LENGTHS HEART OF TOTARA. Sizes on application. O. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th, At 12.30 o'Cloclt. JUNCTION YARDS. ' ' The undersigned have received instructions from Mr. D. Keneally, of Remuera, who baa ■ scld part of his property, to seU, '■ rTHE WHOLE OF HIS. JERSEY STOCK, CONv;.' SISTING OF ft PURE AND .THREE-QUARTER BRED 0 JERSEY COWS, all from Prize Stock. ■' O HEIFERS, close to the calving. -The Auctioneers would call Special Notice " v to this Herd,' as they are well-known for their milking qualities. . , .';... f. ; §;;. : , HUNTER & NOLAN, -• .-' ■ , .'•• • Auctioneer!.