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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11433, 25 July 1900, Page 8

Sales by Auction. fe» ,•„,,..■ ~■:".•.■■.-.. , ... . ■ ' —~ • '.' ' ''' "' ■ V 'ARTHUR TOOMAN.] • [ARTHUR TOOMAN, 'THIS DAY, i ' V.. '•'• At 11 o'clock. . MONSTER SALE OF NURSERY STOCK |1 ■,-, • . '■ Of ft: •■■ '' '", , A SUPERIOR CLASS, | : ■.' ' 'FROM MR. W. LEVY. 6000 FLOWERING AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, PLANTS, AND SHRUBS, Including nearly every Known and Rare Varieties, t ■ FROM MR. B. F. CRANWELL'S DELTA NURSERY, HENDERSON. NOTE.—From a New Nursery and a Practical Nurseryman. KAHfI FRUIT TREES of Exceptionally OUUU (food Quality, inclnding-500 Peaches (best kinds), ICO Wickson Plums. 300 Burbanks. 100 Botans, 100 Prunes, 100 Evans' Early and English Plums, Lemons, etc. jOOTotara (3ft high). 4000 EleaKnus. Macrocarpa, and thousands of others, all of extra good class. FROM MR. STEADMAN. A Choice Lot of Well-grown Plants of Diosmas, Choisyas, Latanas, newest varieties of named Orchid, Flowering Cannas, Passiflora Edulis, Van Valxemi. Clivias, etc.; Choice Palms and other Pot Plants; 24 Varieties of Cactus Dahlia Bulbs, Ranunculus, and St. Brigid Anemone Plants; also, Veil-grown Cinerarias, in lots to suit purchasers; White and Yellow Freesias, in pots; Narcissus, Watsonias, Gladioli, etc., etc. ARTHUR TOOMAN AND CO. A. TOOMAN, Auctioneer. m mm THIS DAY, At 11 o'clock. 'AN EXTENSIVE AND TOLL-SELECTED LOT OF FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL, AND FLOWERING TREES AND HEDGE PLANTS. ROM THE NURSERY OF MR. W. COSTELLO, OF EPSOM. rn B U 1 T TREES, Comprising— Japanese Plums JflO Lisbon Lemons, Citrons, Quinces, Oranges, Passion Plants, Strawberry Plants, and others. FLOWERING SHRUBS. Camellias, Azaleas, Magnolias, sorts; Rhododendrons, Elegans, Ponticum, Daphnes (red and white), • Bougainvilleas, 'Biosraas, Libonias. Dracenas, Varies gated Irises, Clyanthus, Veronicas, Berberes, Enonymus (Golden and Variegated). Engennus. Habrothamus. Eng- . lish Cape Lavender, Cape Labium, Retinosporas. Junipers, Thujegigantic, Tuberoses, Lilies, and other Bulbs, Border Plants. A VARIETY OF OTHER. . ■ • ,100 Shelter Trees, Macrocarpa 1000 Privet, Ligustrum, Eleagnus. THESE ARE THE PICK OF THE NURSERY. WORTH INSPECTION. i . EVERY PLANT TRUE TO NAME AND GUARANTEED TO GROW. i y' ALEX. AITKEN (LIMITED). J. CAHILL, Auctioneer. THIS DAY. 40 ACRES KAURI BUSH, PUPUKE. IMPROVED FARM, SWANSON. ALLOTMENTS AND COTTAGE, POKENO.' fhe Subscribers (J. Dacre, Auctioneer) will soil by Auction on Wednesday, 25th inst., at 12 o'clock, at their Rooms, Queen-street, By Order of the Agent for the Public Trustee. *•'■ Under the Provisions of the Unclaimed Land Act. 1894, PARISH OF PUPUKE-Sonth-west Portion JL Lot 113, containing 40 acres and 16 perches, all Kauri Bush, estimated to contain ' 704,000 feet Standing Green Timber. In the Estate of Stephen Spencer, Deceased. PARISH OF WAD?AREIRA-Lot 23. containing 80 Acres good Land, fenced and improved; with stable, and other buildings thereon; situate close to Swanson Railway Station. in'the Estate of Richard Brooks. Deceased. POKENO-Lot 774, containing 1 rood. iX)KENO SUBURBS-Lot 272, containing 4 acres 3 roods 2 perches, with Cottage ' thereon. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Auctioneers. THIS DAY. FOREST LANDS. ' . TO SAWMILLERS AND OTHERS. BAKER BROS. Will sell by Auction at their Mart, Queenstreet, Auckland, This Day, at 12 o'clock noon, Under Conduct of the Registrar of the Supremo Court of New Zealand, at Auckland, I ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND, containing XI 610 Acres, more or less, being Lot 2, ' Section 1, Block IX.. Tutamoe Survey District; 'file Block contains about one million feet of Tot?ra and a small quantity of Kauri, and lies within about two miles of the Wainta. Railway Station on the Kaihn Railway Line, a public road connecting it with the Station. Title: Land Transfer. Freehold. Conditions of Sale may be inspected at the Cfilce of Messrs. Dnfaur and MacCormick, Cosmopolitan Chambers, Queen-street, Auckland, Solicitors for the Vendors, or at the Auctioneers. BAKER BROS., --- Auckland. Wellington. C'hristchurch, and / Dnnedin. THIS DAY. At 11 o'clock sharp. CONTINUATION OF SALE, ITOUBEIICLD FURNITURE, FTC. * • Removed from St. Hclier's Bay. At the / ARCADE AUCTION ROOMS. LOUIS LEWIS, Auctioneer. »■ ■ ■ ■ i i . — FRIDAY NEXT. JULY 27, At 11 o'clock. THE'HAYMARKEV, ALBERT-STREET. For salo by auction, as above, 20 YOUNG DRAUGHT AND MEDIUM &L COLTS AND FILLIES 4 FARM MARES, 4 to 7 years old, with trials A PAIR FARM MARES, used to all work 1 COB, good in saddle or harness. At 12 noon, « HORSES OP ALL CLASSES, among them , many useful, active sorts, suitable for country work. ' ALFRED BTJOKLAND & SONS, . ' Auctioneers. K , , MONDAY, JULY 30, at noon. fi ' , . SALE OF CITY AND SUBURBAN ;Z : - > - PROPERTIES. MH-Yaq undersigned have been 'favoured with ■A-;'-,,-'* .instructions to sell, at the Mart, Queen-'ii-.K.1-.■• -Street, the following, Properties ;■' ULEXANDER-STREET-Double Brick Cot. «.:tage, containing 5 rooms in each dwellit; ing; stone facings.; This Property is of great prospective value. ;>■;.;... ' • , CDEN TERRACE (New North Roadl-Allot- ::'. • "ment"6.- with 44ft frontage. .This is a -i. ' ( - splendid business site. : *■ „ EENDEL •PLACE-Allotment No. 14, /-with! .' - .frontageiOf r :44l't.vvAlso,^ Allotment 17 with frontage of 44ft. This Allotment was ■ J purchased by E. E. Wiokham on October 30 last, and will be sold at his risk. , RICH. 'ARTHUR AND CO. . '■.'■' BIOS, B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. . ...