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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 5009, 6 July 1903, Page 8

TO-DAY (MONDAY), 6th JULY, At 11 o'clock sharp, PRIME OATEN SHEAF CHAFF. George tuomas and co. win soil at tho Fruit Market. Harris btreet. To-day (Monday;, at IT o'clock sharp. Tlx Queen of the South, from I'oxtou — 000 SACKS PRIME OATEN AAA sheaf chaff. This lino is sent to test tho market, and will be sold without reserve. 411) TO-DAY (MONDAY), Gth JULY', At 2 o’clock. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE Of UNCLAIMED MERCHANDISE. (GEORGE THOMAS AND CO. have 5T received instructions from the agents of the Shaw, Savlll and Albion Company, Limited, to sell by public auction at their rooms, Harris street (upstairs). To-day (Monday), at 2 o’clock sharp—--0 CASES AND J CASK Containing Wine glasses', decanters, champagne glasses and tumblers, all embossed ‘'Smith’s Hotel.” "Wreaths for grave decoration (natural leave* ami metal) tobacco fumigating powder, florists’ wire, garden forks Niguns Ichthomic guu.no, Canary guano. labels, syringes, OUhurst compound, gardening gloves, glass ■wreath-covers flower vases, pruning shears, bud. ding knives, seed pockets, tobacco paper, thyme, fumigating bellows, brown wrapping paper, Richards’s fumigator, sulphide of potassium, for plant diseases. 1 cask (1 ton) of ingots of metal All to bo disposed of without reserve. WEDNESDAY, Bth JULY. At 1.15 o’clock sharp. MAGNIFICENT CATALOGUE Of PLANTS, SHELTER AND FLOWERING SHRUBS, FRUIT TREES AND POT PLANTS. ABSOLUTELY THE NURSERY EVENT OF THE SEASON. r f"iEOKGE THOMAS AND CO. have re.V3T ceived instructions from Mr John Walker, the well-known Nurseryman and Horticulturist of Mount Albert, Auckland, to sell by auction at the Fruit Market, Harris street, on Wednesday Nest, at a quarter past 1 o’clock sharp— Af\{\ Choice Pot Plants, including xJv Adiantum Ferns, Kentia Palms, Asparagus, Nana and Plumosa, Cyclamens, Bouvardias, foilaged and flowering Begonias, 100 rare Ferns (New Zealand and imported) Camellias, Tea and Climbing Roses, Rhododendrons, Daphnes, Diosmas, Hollies, Chyosia, Oleanders, Bougainvillias, "Heaths, Euonymus, Cabbage Trees, Tree Tomatoes, Lisbon Lemons; Creepers, Fuchsias, Pelargoniums, Spring Flowering Bulbs and Annuals Raspberries, Loganberries, •JLvJvvP* Red and Black Currants, Mayberries, Grapevines, Gooseberries, Nectarines, Peaches, Pears, Japan Plums, English Plums, Apples, Rhubarb, etc., etc. Owing to the extensive nature of this consignment we have found it necessary to conduct the sale in THE FRUIT MARKET, and not upstairs, as heretofore. Everything will bo classified by TUESDAY MORNING, and inspection i«j solicited. 417 JOHNSONVILLB SALEYARDS, TUESDAY. JULY 7th. Sale at 11 a.m. R. JACKSON AND CO. (in IX* ooniunctlon with Abraham and Williams, Ltd.) will sell at their yards as above—--64 fat bullocks 350. fat sheep. A train will leave Wellington and Manawatu Railway Station, at 9.55, returning from Johnsonvillo at 11.50 and 2 p.m. - C. K. WILSON, Auctioneer. Local Agent— El Buoholz, 5, Lambtou tjuay, Wellington. 385 OTAKI SALE. WEDNESDAY, Bth JULY. 1003. f A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., ixX will sell by public auction as above—--15 weaners 12 18-month to 2-year cattle 20 weaners 3 springing heifers 3 good dairy cows 4 fat cows 4 18-month steers 40 forward owes 20 fat ©wea PALMERSTON NORTH STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, JULY 9th, 1903. PA BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD.. .ItX will sell by public auction at their yards, Rangitibei street, as above, at 1 p.m.— 46 3-year bullocks 20 heifers in calf 20 weaners 100 forward owes 100 forward wethers 439 PALMERSTON NORTH SALE. THURSDAY, 9th JULY. 1903. fIYHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND (X MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., will sell by public auction as above— s 25 yearling heifers 10 weaners 'll store cows 10 heifers, In calf 443 AND KETTLE, LTD., NAPIER. * JULY SAXE DATES. jStortford Lodge—'WEDNESDAY, Bth I TUESDAY, 14th gtortford Lodgo—WEDNESDAY, 22hd Waipukurau—■’TUESDAY, 28th FOE PRIVATE SALE. r*' FIRST-CLASS Dairy Farm of 180 xV. Acres, 160 acres laid down in good English grasses. The land is undulating, about one-half being plonghable when stumped. It is ring fenced and divided into five paddocks. Situated two miles from the Tokomara Creamery and Station on the Manawatn Railway Line. As the owner has to leave the district on account of his health, no reasonable offer will he refused. 503 ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. LTD.