C. STEVENS, (Nine years with W. So'Jicr & Co.) f EED, GRAIN, MANURE, TIMBER w and IMPLEMENT MERCHANT, ■ King Street, TE KUITI. FENCING WIRE, STAPLES, POSTS, ETC. HSzTAII Orders and Letters Promptly attended to. AGENCIES: — Grass Seeds — Murray, Robertson & Co. Implements— Cooper & Duncan Reid & Grey Beaney & Co. Notice. mO the Public of Te Kuiti and surrounding districts. James Rutherford, WHEELWRIGHT AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Begs to notify that he has taken into partnership Mr A. E. Wright and Mr J. Rutherford, Jun., and the business will henceforth be carried on b y Rutherford, Wright 8 Co., As the Premier Coach Factory and Shoeing and General Smithy. Mr Wright has had 16 years experience in some of the best shops in Auckland and has just returned from America, where he obtained a wide experience in the most up-to-date factories during a period of 4 years. Mr Rutherford, jun., has had special experience in /General Smithing and Horse Shoeing in several of the leading towns of New Zealand. MR RUTHERFORD wishes to thank the public for their support in the past and" by strict attention and good worhmanship the new firm hope for continuance of the same. Moderate Prices, consistent with the very best class of work. TTOROPITO TJOROPITO J-J-OROPITO -O-OROPITO Important to every Merchant and Business Man in New Zealand. GREAT AUCTION SALE OF THE TpWN OF HOROPITO, On the Main Trunk Railway, between Auckland anp Wellington. IN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, AUCKLAND, on WEDNESDAY, 24th ) JULY, 1907, At 2.30 o'clccjk p.m. "IyTACDONALD, j WILSON AND C(j., Of the City of Wellington, In conjunction with T. MANDENO JACKSON, Of the City of Auckland, Are favoured with instructions from Vendors to sell by public Auction as above — i THE TOW*} OF Horopito Xfea„°d f the Subdivided into Seventeen town building sections containing nearly Half; an Acre each, Forty-five Town Building Sections containing from over One Quarter Acre to Two' and a Half Acres each, Twelve Suburban Building Sections, containing from an Acre to Four Acres each, Four Suburban Small Farm Sections, containing 10% Acres, 18% Acres, 19 Acres, and 29% Acres respectively. The New Freehold Town of Horopito is the Subdivision of the original Section No. I, of Block 16, Manganui Survey District, and is situated at the intersection of the Main Roads to the existing townships of Taumarunui, Raurimu, Ohakune, and Raetihi, and has an area of one hundred and forty acres of the finest land in the Colony. The land is flat and the Soil a Chocolate Loam. THE TOWN OF HOROPITO is the natural Centre of the Great Waimarino Forest, which embraces tens of thousands of acres of .the finest milling bush of the Colony, leased by the Crown to hundreds of settlers, under the Leasehold Clauses of the Land Act. Many of these Leaseholders, in a radius of twenty miles of Horopito, are now arranging with syndicates of sawmillers to cut out the timber under Royalties, and, within two years, the whole of that vast extent of magnificent country will be humming with sawmills and other industries bringing population and .wealth in their wake. THE TOWN OF HOROPITO is within twenty chains of the Horopito Railway Station, oi\ the Main Trunk Line. This is also-the Railway Station which will serve the existing Township of Raetilii. For fully half, a century the Towji of Horopito must be one of the great sawmilling and dairying centres of the colony. TERMS OF SALE—Twenty per cent, deposit; thirty per cent, in one month ; balance in twelve months. Interest on unpaid purchase money : Five per cent. CONDITIONS OF SALE, with Full Details, can be seen at the Offices of Macdonald, Wilson and Co., and T. Mandeno Jackson, and Lithographic Plans can be obtained from the Auctioneers and at the Office of this paper. 1917 £2 Reward. DISAPPEARED from Hangatiki, about 20th June, One Bay Gelding Hack, about 16 hands high, black stripe down back ; one Bay halfdraught Mare, rising 5 years, about 15 hands high, white on /forehead and one white hind foot. / Branded (C (like three half-moons) 6n shoulder. ANDREW WILSON, 26/7 / Hangatiki.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume I, Issue 39, 19 July 1907, Page 3
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