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Kaikoura Star, 5 October 1906, Page 5

S. MAXTON AND CO. KIKTKiNEKIiH \M> lANl: <v. EST VJ E .U.IAfS. HA\ E the following Properties on their books : I. S. (I. It. 20(10 acre-, ring-fenced, suh-di vided. 200 acfcs l icared and i i English grass. A most desirable property. Country. 2. 250 acres freehold ;(> paddocks. House, sheds, and every eonven-,-ience. 4 miles from town. 3. 200 ai-resL.I.P,, originally bush, now cleared, grassed, ami subdivided into 4 paddocks. House, sheds, and sheepyards. (> miles from town. 4. 50 acres freehold, cultivated swamp lanil. Sub-divided into 8 paddocks. 7-roomed house, shed, stockyard, and orchard. 3 miles from factory. 5. 20 acres freehold, 1 paddocks ; (>-roome.d house. Sited, stables, orch'iril. 2 miles from factory. S. A. MAXTON and CO., “MY PHOTOGRAPH.” F. B. HUGHfaSj fhMfeQMTKMi STUBS#, 11, VICTOR!A SQL’ARE, Ci. •i'. TCIH’KCH. F. 13. HUGHES, h is deckled to keep m toueii wii.a Kaikouva people, and Visit here Every ’Three Months. ENLARGEMENTS in BLACK and WHITE, and in OILS. Pj ■ i ees Beaso ua hl e ■ . .. . a "The Public Reserves Act, I<SSI, and “Amendment Act, 1885. IN Pursuance of the above Acts, the Takahauga Domain Board manl the L’se of tin- Tnkalmnga I mrnaiiito the Kaikoura Bushmen s Assaciation on OCTOBER 10th, The Charge for Admittance to tiie ground to be Is (id for each. Vehicle and J Irive.r. is (id for each Horse ami Rider, and Is for every Adnlt ’ ,j. c. McLAUCHLAN, Clerk, Takahan'ga Domain Board. September 25th, IVOO, £