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New Zealand Times, Volume LVII, Issue 2529, 7 June 1895, Page 4

IN THE EXCHANGE AUCTION BOOHS, Si, LaMBTON qOAY. THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 7th JUNE. 1895, At 2,30 o’clock p.m. Sale of Magnificent Oil Paintings and Water Colours, by leading English and Colonial Artists, m KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO;, JL • Eijutbo, are favoured with instructions from C. J. Long, Esq., to soil by public auction, as aboveills collection of Magnificent oil paintings and water colours, by loading English and Colonial artists. This collection contains some admirable examples of groat value. Years have been spent, and tlio experience and judgment of I leading connoisseurs in art have been brought to boar, to make the collection perfect. Catalogues now ready, J. G. CHAPMAN, 381 Auctioneer. SATUKDAY, Bth JUNK, At II o’clock. ROSES. ROSES. ROSES. ORNAMENTAL AND FLOWERING PLANTS, rAERY & CO. (Limited) will sell at J their rooms, -ft, Willis street, on Saturday, Bth Juno, at 11 o’clock— A magnificent lot of first prize Roses, from the celebrated nursery of Mr W. E. Lippiatt, Auckland, comprising Hybrid Perpotuals, Teas, Noisettes, Hybrid Teas, Isle of Bourbon. General list on application. Also, from the Famous Nursery of Mr R. Russell, Nelson— Rhododendrons, Azaleas, Camellias, Elogens, Rctinospora, Dcutzias, Variegated Holly, Laurestinus, Magnolia Conspioua, Ao., Ac. Black and Red Currants, Gooseberries, Ac.. Ac. W MONDAY, 10th JUNE, 1305. AT MR R. E. BECKETT’S AUCTION ROOMS, MARTON, - At 2.30 o’clock p.rn. I> PI. BECKETT, in conjunction with 111 Gorton and Son, nave received instructions from the Mortgagee to sell by public auction as above A freehold containing -HO acres 2 roods being section No. fit, Paraokareta, having a frontage of 75 chains to the Lockabar road, distant about 9 miles from Huutcrville; about 370 acres have been felled and sown in grass, and about 283 chains of fencing erected, forming throe separate paddocks. For terms apply to R, E, BECKETT, Marton, GORTON A SON, Bulls, Auctioneers. Bdcklisy, Staw’Okd A Tbeadvykll, Solicitors, Wellington. 311 GEORGE THOMA.S & CO., A UCTXONEEKS AND Gr ENERAL Merchants. PRODUCE STORES: CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. FRUIT MARKET, HARRIS STREET. The following lines are always ON SALE PRIVATELY— Goldon Gem, Silver Dust and Snowdrift Flour. MoGiU’s, Hay’s and Harraway’a Oatmeal. Brau, Pollard, Oaten Sheaf and Straw Chaff. • Prime Short Oats, Long Oats, Duns and Black Tartarian Oats. Whole Fowl >Vlioat, Food Barley. Whole and Crushed Beans, Whole and Crushed Maize. Blue Peas and Partridge Peas. Dcrwontand other descriptions of Potatoes. Onions, Hay (Meadow and Oaten). Baled Oaten and Wheaton Straw. Rye Grass Seed, Cooksfoot, Clovers. Cow Grass, Alsiko, Trefoil, Timotny. Prime Factory and Akaroa Choose. Green’s Canterbury Hams and Beaeou (sides and rolls). Honey in largo and small tins. Fresh and Salt Butter (separator and dairy). &0., &0., &o.

AUCTION SALES of all descriptions conducted in town or country with efficiency, promptitude and moderate chargee, ACCOUNT SALES rendered without delay. Bankers and Reference : THE COLONIAL BANK OP NEW ZEALAND. 375 BARBEE’S Steam Dye "Works, .46, CUBA STREET. Telephone No, 22C. By Excellency CAUTION* DON’T bo tempted by misleading advertisements to send your work to small dyeing establishments that possess neither the experience nor appliances necessary to give you satisfaction. In our extensive works wo have every facility for Cleaning, Dyeing and Finishing all kinds of Goods in a manner most 'suited to the various materials, . Our machinery is the most improved and perfect in the trade, and superior to that possessed by any other lirm in the Colony, The best dyes only aro used, and goods are carefully treated by experienced workmen. Goods collected and delivered free of charge. Particulars and prices in catalagae post frep. To prevent mistakes and disappointmon customers should address W. BARBEE & GO., STEAM DYERS AND CLEANERS, 40, Cuba utbeet. “ TRENCH SPERM ” CANDLES BE THE MOST EXTENSIVELY USED . IN THE COLONY. 1 ALBERT HOTEL, WILLIS STREET. d. j.“k: enny (Late’of the Albion Hotel, Lyttelton), Lessee. The House will bo conducted in a firstclass stylo. SExoelloat Accommodation. • Wines and - Spirits of the Very Best Quality Only Kept. . The Billiard-room is fitted with two of Alcock’a Match Tables. 812 D. J. KKNNY, Proprietor, . CLARENDON CLUB HOTEL N A, P I E E. W. P. KIRKWOOD - Proprietor. THE above Hotel has rooentlylboon [taken over by the proprietor, and having been thoroughly renovated and refurnished throughout is now acknowledged as being one of the most comfortable hotels in Now Zealand. Every Convenience. TERMS VERY MODERATE. Tariff Lists on*Application. [Sample Rooms, Taupo anp Pktane Coaches' Start prom Hotel. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. 2 EMPIRE HOTEL AND LIVERY STABLES, ■ i ' . FEATHERSTON. • jpUBST-CLASS Accommodation for Travellers and Tourists Horses and'Vehiolos on Hire at ell times. [JOHN CARD. Proprietor. JUMBO BRAND BAKING POWDER. Purest and Best,