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Auckland Star, Volume III, Issue 617, 3 January 1872, Page 3

CATALOGO fi . ■ "*■;■-. OP T CHOICE GREENHOUSE A.M: OTHER PLANTS, IN POTS AND BOXES, SUCCESSION AND FRUITIF PINES, GREENHOUSE, ETC.,,, The Property of the late S. J. Steatfo: Esq, M.8.C.5., POR SALE, BY ATTCTIOK, AT HIS LATE RESIDENT ;■: PARNELL, BY SAMUEL COCHEANE & SOi\ ON E RID AY, sth JANUARY, L , AT THREB O'CLOCK. Lot 1 6 Greenhouse Plants, assorted 2 6 do do 3 6 do do 4 6 do do 5 6 do do 6 6 do do 7 6 Colons, assorted , 8 6 do do, large plants 9 6 Epiphyllum, Echinocactus, Cc . &c, 10 6.Begonias, assorted specimen pla •■•» 11 6 Coleus assorted 12 6 Specimen Greenhouse Plants, ass ■■ 13 6 do d. 14 6 do d. 15 6 do d. 16 1 Specimen MeyeniaE recta 17 3 Begonias, fine foliage kinds, asr -!I 18 3 do flowering specimens, 19 3 Coleus, assorted 20 3 Greenhouse Plants, assorted 21 3 do do 22 3 Begonias, fine foliage kinds, assi .!> \ 23 3 do, flowering specimens 24 3 Greenhouse Plants, assorted 25 3 do do 26 3 do do 27 3 do do 28 3 do do 29 3 do do 30 6 do do 31 6 do do 32 6 do do 33 6 do do 34 6 do do 35 6 do do 36 6 do do 37 28 Seedling Pinus Piaca 38 12 Cacti, assorted 39 Box of Seedling Gloxinias 40 1 Mango 41 Box of Coleus 42 Bletia Tantervillii in tub 43 Justicia Carnea do 45 Specimen Bird's^nest Fern do 46 Do do do 47 12 Miscellaneous Plants 48 12 do 49 12 do 50 12 do 51 12 do 52 12 do 53 12 do 54 Box Miscellaneous Plants 55 Box double Geraniums, &c 56 4 Palms, assorted Succession and FBtriTiNa Pines . 57 5 Queens 58 6 Assorted 59 6 do 60 6 do 61 12 do 62 12 do 63 6 do IN ONE LOT— Four light forcing pit, about 17 feet.? 6j Greenhouse, about 30 feet by I', with staging, and numerous Bj.<£cuue& flowering plants, cacti, banar .< planted inside. A GOLDPLELD INHERITAIS r . ' -. ■ > For Sale by Auction, at the Land Eootsjji, Fort-street, Auckland, ON THURSDAY-, JAN. 11, 1872, - ,At 12 o'clock, THE TOWNSHIP OF BAY ,Vi • ' i COEOMANDEL, The property of James McGregor, 1 :r •■;. mHIS FREEHOLD PROPERTY, «>clX has been subdivided into conrc ■• nr portions for purchase by, and enjoyni" ci^ the increasing residents of CoromanJ.-.1, is situated directly on the macadamised G .t ment Road leading to the Tokatea Bv.j: where it turns northward from the Bea> ' is,watered by the streams of the What hieke and the Tumatawahine creeks, an si out by nature in charming terraces, >.;rc; > command a lorely view of the whqle . ia X and the occupied districts of Kapanga. ship. Firewood is directly at handriJ way being now laid down_Jfdr -its cony «:£e to the very doors of resident occupants. I SAMUEL-GQOHItAN'E & S( v Auctioneers. t-, Thursday, January 4. ikELBOURNETMSE/^Lt HE ING- MM) SHL^TS. .LONDON SADDLE^AND WI ~ I ■ EANi>;^@AAjoS;i;':,-; ; ["Will sell by auction; at thei^'Stor^ '- ]•_•■ street, on Thursday, 4th insfc^i|ir T I o'clock prompt,:, 1 l-jJ^ - OASES Mdbourne^aderCLOTL./^C. v/3b in grousersl and Ytots,. atfd Tr ■<-•"■, only, ex City qfsAdelaide^ "Also,:. A Firstftclass Parcel of Crimean Shi ; Silk and Craipe' Mixtures, ;*^| made.,- ■;:]■■. ~ ; , ; >£: ,-. • j 8 cases Scotoli Handkerc^w^* 111'^ and Colored Boy<ter*<B< i> s- ■ ' ,At BW^^Si***I*?^- .jt o W>^aMeaium .- ; series, Saddler-'s S^rgajGirtJ^s^jS ;/&^r^nient,Q£vCajrlyr:Ha^tiu^'''.(|]>g. :■- . J LaHies' aria Gente^Riding'"^hipaj -^ ! Firat-clasa Goods* ;~ f 1 r -* ,\* i.'if ' , ■■■■. .: \ ~J