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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume V, Issue 431, 28 October 1876, Page 4

PROPERTIES FOR SALE— TOWN OF TATJRANGA. Several lots in the Township of Tauranga. PARISH OF TE PAPA. To Let, an Improved Farm of 70 acres, with Dwelling-house, Outhouses, &c. 25 acres in grass. 200 acres near Pye's Pah 100 acres near Campny's Farm. 150 acres near ditto Several 50 acre Farms in the parishes of Te Puna, Te Apata, and Te Manaia. Several acres on the Beach at Bowenstown. J. BODBLL, Auctioneer, Valuer, Land, and General Commission Agent, Opposite the Wharf, Tauranga. Licensed Land Broker under the Land Transfer Act. Agent for the Standard Insurance Company. Agent for Mr Dufaur Solicitor, Auckland, Gtrateful — Comforting. T?PPS'S COCOA "^ BREAKFAST. "By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern tho operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of tho fine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Eppa has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may save ns many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever ' there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame,"— See article in the Civil Service Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold in £lb and lib packets and tins (not damageable in tins) labelled thus — JAMES EPPS & Co., HoMCEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, 48 Threadneedle Street and 170 Piccadilly. — Works : Euston Road and Camdeii Town, London.

, .OC O . IYL \J Jtl 11. 1 xS ? WHOLESALE AND BE TAIL IEONMONGERS, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, of Ironmongery, Hard-ware of every description, Agricultural Implements and Machinery, Seeds, Paints, Oils, Wool-packs, Corn Sacks, &c, invite the attention of Storekeepers, Country Settlers, and others to their varied Stock, which is thoroughly furnished in every department. MOWING AND REAPING MA- BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY a*j> CHINES— g . TOOLS, of best quality Ward>s y ' 8 ). and || GALVANIZED IRONBuckevo ( Flfct . in g?. a^ wa y 8 A g Roofing, Ridging, and Spouting AndnfliPM ) in Stock. gcQ And otners j PAINT 3 AND OILS of good quality CHAFF-CUTTERS for Hand and R ■ M „.«,,„»» „ ... Horse-power— SAWS AND SAWMILL Requisites bS: t^"'' 8 . 2 MINERS' a*p BUSHMEN'S TOOLS HORSE WORKS— |m , FURNISHING IRONMONGERY— English and American ■§ g "g This p epar t men t is replete with AMERICAN WIND MILLS &$V Household requisites, and embraces WINNOWING MACHINES <g © a , ™ riefc y of ™ 08fc ÜBeful t arficle9 ' o £> o chiefly of American manufacture, and CORN MILLS— Ph Ph O not t 0 be met with in any other stock Corn Crushers j n jf ew Zealand. Corn Shellera _ -n ■, . •, . i p j 1 1 Bean Crushers Iron Bedsteads, single & double Flour Mills Coal Vases and^coo 0 " 8 TU RNIP CUTTERS and PULPING Bejister^rothw Grates MACHINES— Leamington, Coalbrookdale, PLOUGHS— § rO and other Ranges Double Furrow © o <£> American Cooking Stoves Swing § .^ S" 1 Heating Stoves One and Two-wheel hlH# CO LONIAL OVENS, the Cheapest American QBii Oonvenient Arrangement Plough Fittings for Settlers HARROWS COOKING UTENSILS of all Kinds, FRENCH CULTIVATORS g Tinned and Enamelled SCARIFIERS £ PLATED WARE and CUTLERY SPADES— ' TIN VESSELS of all kinds ?? oßt f a , ®" BRUSHWARE, from best makers HJe? 8 5 * MANGLES, WASHING . MA. B l ack ' 8 g § CHINES, 07.d PATENT American .£s.<§ WRINGERS . , DRAINING TOOLS La fe LAMPS, a choice Assortment, at low rr; o r^i prices, of GARDEN TOOLS- f^O^ Parlour, Bedroom, and Hall Garden and Field Rollers • -v^-»- Lamps Lawn Mowers 2, 3, and 4 Light Chandeliers Garden Engines Brilliant Kerosene of purest FENCING WIRE — fx} quality in eight-gallon cases Black and Galvanized, 3-atrand I*J Wicks, Chimaeys, and Globes Staples and Btrainers ~1, for all Lauipß GUNS — Single and Double-Barrel, from Best Makers, and specially selected. Licensed Dealers in Ammunition. Storekeepers and Country Orders carefully executed, securely packed, and promptly forwarded. Perry's Iron Safes, Cash Boxes, Deed Boxes, all sizes.

[Established 1853.] $EW ZEALAND J-JOUSE, 6g, queen street, Auckland. W. I^ATTEAY IS NOW OPENING TJP A NEW AND WELL-ASSOETED STOCK OF CHOICE GOODS FOR THE Spbing. & Summee Seasons. PATTERNS SENT TO COUNTRY CUSTOMERS. £f- All country orders receive W. Eattray's personal attention. W. BA TTEAY > GENERAL DRAPER, SILK - MERCER, OUTFITTER, &c, 66, Queen Street, Auckland.

{[OWING MACHINES, REAPING JfACHINES, QH.AFP J[ACHINES, &c. o '■ w a ■ — § Q A T tlie EW Zealand Agricultural Society's Annual Show held at Ellerslie, on November 9, 1874, — © O Kg £ - ■ q o. S The First Prize for COMBINED EEAPING AND MOWING MACHINES was awarded to cy £5 g E. PORTER & CO. Q , P k The First Prize for MOWING MACHINES was awarded to Jz{ . « R w E. POBTER & CO. • t=3 ' Q The First Prize for PATENT FLEXIBLE HAEEOWS was. awarded to ?' fe *Z E. PORTER & CO. f -»< ** ■ ■ s N The First Prize for IMPEOVED ZIG-ZAG HAEEOWS was- awarded to > . Rj E. PORTER & CO. .^ . . o P3 fs The First Prize for One, Two, and Three-wheel PLOUGHS was awarded to K W 2Q - . E. PORTER & CO. q 52j "^ rj W The First Prize for HOESE HOES and SCAEIFIEES was awarded to .by S 0 fej E. PORTER & CO. K S - Pq The First Prize for CHAFF MACHINES "Collections" was awarded to t> M Ob E - PORTER & CO. 2 K The First Prize for BEOADCAST SEED SOWEES- was awarded to Q : E. PORTER & CO. • M The First Prize for General Collection of Agricultural Implements was awarded to pd P3 E. PORTER & CO. O g — _ , | E. POR TE R & CO., ■*.-•;. ; - | ; _. 1 ' Have in Stock a Large Assortment of HAEYEST TOOLS, DAIEY UTENSILS, GENEEAL AND FUENISHING IEONMONGEEY. QT All Goods carefully Packed and Forwarded with despatch.