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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18706, 12 May 1924, Page 2

SAUSS BY AUCTION. TOUT.. jmUIT. " TIBUIT. ■pmuiT. r TmtriT. tieuit. ."pBODUCB... ■■:■:■■:!■' TTEGETABLES. ■ i ' ■ -\ /TtJBNEBS AND QBOWEBS, J TD.. SELL DAILY, Q A.M. A 1 * jpBUITS IN . QEASON. - ' - Including: 'ISLAND' ORANGES. = BANANAS. ISLAND ORANGES. BANANAS. .ISLAND ORANGES. BANANAS. DESSERT - APPLES. COOKING APPLES. - DESSERT PEARS. COOKING PEARS. RIFE BANANAS. PASSIONS. . ORANGES. V.- *■■:'■ . .•'..■■ BANANAS. :..;.' •>"'■: ■ CAPES. ETC. ■ . . CHOICE HOTHOUSE GRAPES. ' • CHOICE HOTHOUSE GRAPES. -tf\ A.M. — pRODUCE AND ♦ ■fTEGETABLES. ' "* •'-.: ! rpURNEES AND TTD.» i CITY MARKETS., JSHSjfc "DOSES, TXEDGES. rCv3L" .'' pOSES, ,* ' TTEDGES. «3Z ■■■■ pRUIT rpEEES. "i- : - TCRUIT rpREES. BY AUCTION, ON ', [WP* M AT 14, '. AT -JO-NOON. - AT OUR, SALEEOOMS. CITY MARKETS. 2000 R OSE 'plants. 2000 osfi plants. • ALL { THE BEST VARIETIES. . ' Including all the * very ' best 'and latest Novelties, grown by Mr. H. G. CUTLER. of Henderson, w_b has held the Brett Challence> Rose Bowl for the last three years, and can claim to be the champion Rosegrower of Auckland. SOME OF THE VARIETIES ARE:— George Diokson, Mrs. Herbert Stevens. Gorgeous, Duchesa of Wellington, Hawlmark . Crimson. Margaret Dickson Hamill, Madame E. Herriott, Frau Karl Drnschki, General McArthur, Ophelia. Madame Abel Chatenay. K. of K., Sunstar, The Queen Alexandria, and a host, of others. AH Roses will be in neat Parcels, suitable for carrying away. ALSO:- GERBERA JAMESONH (Scarlet African Daisy) PLANTS. 5000 pBUTE.- rpEEES. Including Citrus Fruit, Apples, Peaches, Nectarine, and Plum Trees. ALSO. SHELTER TREES AND HEDGING, grown by, Messrs. J. T. Skelton and Sons, the well-known Nurserymen, of Point Chevalier. ALSO. • | GOOSEBERRY TREES,. LOGANBERRIES ! STOCKS. SWEET PEAS. ETC.. on Account of Other Consignors. NOTE.—WE ARE HOLDING A PLANT AND TREE SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY. rpUENEES AND rjEOWEBS, T TD., CITY MARKETS. ALFRED "DUCKLAND & QQNS, T TD. .{,.,"•.' TMPORTANT "VTOTICE, - "'■■:, ■'■■■■•• '''..:''%. ."■-. '>X ''■"'/ ■ ■:';'• ■'■■'■ '';"'"<: : ';'-T>-U"K EKA WA, ■[* % s PLEASE NOTE.— Clearing Sale' oh account of MR. J. COOPER, PUKEKAWA, advertised ' for TO-MORROW (TUESDAY). ."< '\ Has Been Cancelled. viA LFRED pUCKLAND & DONS, T TD. gATUEDAY, jJAY '£4 192 ' 2 PM - ' .r ON THE GROUNDS, " t QTAHUHU •' Tl/rANGERE. ; ' • /~\TXHUHU - TV/TANGERE. QTAHUHU " Tlj-ANGERE. '\ '■• TESTATE. • :"'."/.'. TTTALMSLEY STATE. '• , ~ TTyALMSLEY p STATE. " 5 MINUTES FROM OTAHUHU RAILWAY STATION. WALMSLEY ROAD AND WEKA STREET. WALMSLEY ROAD AND WEKA STREET. WELL-BUILT RESIDENCE OF : W ROOMS AND . CONVENIENCES,; situated on the corner of these two roads. ,»' Also, '~ iO QPLENDID pUILDING OITES. jO QPLENDID pUILDING GITES. LOTS 1, 2, 5, 6 and 7, each have a frontage of approx. 50ft. to Walmsley Road, by depth of 155 ft. 9in. LOT 8 is a corner section, with frontage . of 71ft. to Walmsley Road, and 155 ft. 9in.. to I Weka Street, with a well-built Residence.. of 7 rooms and convs. Section well laid out in fruit trees and u,. ornamental trees. _ ■ • , 4 / : /y. LOTS 9 to IB (inclusive) have a frontage to Weka ; Street of 51ft. lOin. each, by ;• depth of 140 ft. 4in. * ' u. LOTS 3 and 4 comprise each over } ACRE, with right-of-way approach from Walms» ley Road. '•.;;'•'.:■.•:"' *<- NOTE.— Sections are all practically level, rich soil, ,in good grass, being well sheltered, and commanding good landscape views., ■> - - TERMS: 10 'P.O. DEPOSIT. ■ 5 P.C. ON POSSESSION. . : BALANCE 4 YEARS AT 6 P.C. C OF. BENNB TT * ' '■' AUCTIONEER. '^ ON THE GROUNDS. gATURDAY. M AY £4/ . ■ 2 P.M. ,'■ • ' / ; PRELIMINARY- V - J^OTICE. PEIDAY, JULY A '' " AT JJ O'CLOCK. ' .JJASONIO JJOTEL. J)EVONPORT. FREEHOLD PROPERTY wttct " FREEHOLD PROPER?? WITH LICENSE WiJ -U .'-}■:■- LICENSE' . V-Hr^:— .... ' Also, SECTION OF 40FT WITH Shop' »v n • dwelling thereo^-Zdjoin-:l T. M ANDENO JACKSON,'" Acting upon , instructions, ; will Sell by Pub he Auction, at.their Rooms,. 9.. Commerce street. Auckland, as above.