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| Auctions. > " TUESDAY, 12th AUGUST, At 12 o'clock sharp. ■ I Sale of ' .. s 1 c FIRST-CLASS COTTAGE PROPERTY [ AND VACANT SECTION,! I Corner of Herbert and Hospital streets. - To Capitalists, Speculators, and others. DM A CLE AN AN D: CO. . will sell by public auction, on Tuesday next, the 12th instant, at 12 o'clock, on the premises, Hospital street, , A; substantially -built Four -roomed Cottage ; together with the corner Section adjoining. ■ The above property being situated in one of the best parts of the town, is well worthy the attention of intending purchasers. Without reserve. \ D. MAOLEAN & CO. . .-' Auctioneers. For Sale. • SEEDS, SEEDS. TN offering our .present stock of; NEW SEEDS to the public and farmers of : the Grey Valley, we can say with . confidence that it cannot be equalled on the Coast for extent and variety. Grass Seeds. Of these we have a very large stock, comprising—Perennial Rye, Cocksfoot, Italian Rye, and Prairie, all' of which has been cleaned by machinery, and- guaranteed free from weeds; Clovers, White, Red, Cow Grass, Alsyke, Scarlet, Lucerine, and Trefoil. Amongst the above wfll be found some very choice samples. " : ■ ■ : NEW SEEDS. Fkesh ahd Genuine (Gttabantjeed), At a slight advance on Melbourne Prices. The following comprises our principal sorts, which we guarantee new and trite to name:— .. . . ; . . -, ■. ■. Beans (French or Kid- .Mangel Wurzel ney) Onion Beans(Frenchorßun- Parsley ners) Parsnip Beans (Broad) ..Peas (Earliest Varie'Beet ties) Beet (Sugar) '♦ ' Peas (Second Early) Borecole or Kale Peas (Later Varieties) Brocoli Peas (Wrinkled MarCabbage towb) Cabbage (Savoy) Peas (Field) Cabbage (Field) Pumpkin Cauliflowers Radish Carrot ; Rhubarb ' • ■ Carrot (Field) Spinach Celery Squash Cress Tomato Cucumber Turnips Leek ■; Turnips (Field Varie* Lettuce- ties) ' Melon (Water) '" ■' Tares or Vetches Melon (Rock or Musk) Vegetable Marrow Mustard Flower Seeds in great variety. The above seeds having been carefully selected by Mr ORR on his recent trip to Melbourne is (to some extent) a guarantee that they are the very best obtainable. All orders will be carefully attended to, and small parcels sent free by post. ORR & Go., Mawhera Quay. FO R S A L E, With immediate possession — . A Four-roomed COTTAGE, in Chapel „ . street. Price, £80. ; Terms-T-JS^O^cash,;. and balance by instalments of 20s per week. . ■ AMy E. WICKES, Boundary street Timber Yard. •TnOR SALE, a strong Spring Cart, HarK. ness, and Malt Crusher, Wanted a smart Lad as an Apprentice. Strike and Blackmore. ' T7IOR SALR-^-Ai Three-quarter Billiard J? . ; Bagatelle Table. A ! bargain. Apply J. C. Moore, Queen's Hotel? POSITIVELY NEW. C. WOOLC OC K Begs to notify, for the benefit of the publicj that he is in daily expectation of ' a consignment of— New cured Bacon and Ham's, New seasoned Cheeks and Feet 'together with Butter, Cheese,; Wheat, Flour, Oatmeal, ' Pollard, Bran,' Oats^ &c, &c. To obtain the above lines of the very best quality at current rates, just call at . WO 6L C OCX AN D CO.'S Produce Store, Mawhera Quay. C CABBAGE PLANTS-Early York, EnJ field and London. Market, Drumhead, and Cauliflower. Polling's American Store, Gresson street. : ■C1;-"'O R S "' A L E ONE SHARE in the ENTERPRISE WATER-RACE, Maori Gully, Arnold. The above Race has paid well for the last six years, lately extended, and commands the Waimea and Stillwater Terraces. ! For particulars apply to ; ■ Mr P. M. GRIFFEN, Merchant, Greymouth 1 :iO:Jv;.:! M . ;