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Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 3, Issue 6, 19 June 1914, Page 2

Auction Sale Will ba held on SATURDAY, 20th June, AT li A.M. On the Vacant Allotments between the Post Office and King’s Hall, Favoured withTnstructions from MrT. Costello, the well-known Auckland Nurseryman, the undersigned will Sfcll the following : Flowering Shrubs, Comprising, Daphnes, Camellias, Azaleas; Rhododendrons, Bouvardias, Diosmas, and other varieties. Shelter Trees, Including Prbvet, etc. Fruit Trees, Consisting of Apples, Pears, Plums, Nectarines, Oranges, Lemons, Gooseberries ; also, Rhubarb Roots. As these are fully acclimatised, and proved Varieties, those intending to plant should attend the Sale. Also, Pumpkins, Potatoes, large number of Fo#ls, Rexophones, Records, and Household Furniture and Effects, etc., etc. Termfe-Cash, JAMES ELLIOT, AUCTIONEER,

For immediate Sale. (1.) SHOP ' nnd HOUSE in Hakanoa Street. (2.) FINE NEW BUNGALOW Residence in Hanoa Street. For particulars and terms immediate application is essential. Each of the above can be recommended as excellent interest bearing propositions. Auction Sales undertaken in II parts of the district. JAMES ELLIOT, House, Land <& Estate Agent; Auctioneer &, Valuator KING’S HALL, HUNTLY. Sections —On both sides of the river, in good position, and at easy prices. r-rOUSES— In all narts of the

II I HOARDING H OUSES —A y choice of several paying establishments. 71 ARMS—Of sizes and at prices to suit all. -jE_ ing house as a going concern with full equipment required for i % boarders. culars as to prices or ms may be had on appli- "• * i