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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 333, 11 October 1907, Page 3

Meetings, Etc. [ KAWBIA HARBOUR LAWN TENNIS CLUB. THE ANNUAL~MEETING of the -*• above Club will be held in Scott's Hall, Kawbia, at 8 p.m., on WED NEBDAY, the 16th INST. Business —General. P. J. M’CARTHY, Hon. Sec. klwiiianiedioalcZub? A MEETING of Members of tbe above Club will be held .at tbe Council Chambers on MONDAY, OCTOBER 14th, at 7.30 p.m. J. K. NEWTON, Hon. Sec. S oial Notices. FO R BAL E . A LINE of 40 Well bred PIGS (WEANERS). Apply— E. PROFITT, Kawbia. BUSHFALLING.

WANTED TO LET.—About 100 ACRES BUSH, in one or mjre lots. Apply— H, H. BABBAGF, Awaroa. FOR PRIVATE SALE. DAISY CHURN, up to lOOlb , almost new. Price £3 10s, Apply FALWABBER & PETTIT, Kawbia. RE MAGNUS FORBES, .DECEASED. A LL Accounts owing by the late Mr Forbes are requested to be rendered, and all amounts owing to Mr Forbes are requested to be paid at once to the undersigned. H. CAPLEN, Solicitor, Hawera. ALTERNATIVE TENDERS will be received by the Te Rau-a-moa Dairy Co., Ltd., up till Ip.m. on Monday 14th October, 1907, for the carting of Butter and Factory goods from Te Rau-a-moa to Oparau Ferry and Te Rau-a-moa to Te Awamata Station. Further particulars on application to secretary. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JNO. A. ORMSBY, Secretary. Te Rau-a-moa 80th Sept. 1907. FOR SALE OR TO LEASE FOR SEVEN YEARS BY TENDER.

rpENDERS will be received by the undersigned upjill October 81st, 1907, for the Sale of, or separate tender to Lease for Seven Years, section 4, blook IX,Kawhia South, containing 975 acres, about 575 felled and laid down with tbe very best of English grasses, about 200 acres rich swamp, partly drained, balance bush. Half property rich r’ver flats, balance fine limestone country. Bounded by Marokopa River (tidal river half way up the property), Oil launch comes up to property. Land held on perpetual lease at lOd per acre, but can be made freehold now. MRS. M. FORBES, Hawera, Taranaki.

The Peoples’ Column. [Advertisements under this heading are innerted at the rate of three lines for Is ; three insertion* 2a «d. All advertisements must be prepaid.] WANTED— Smokers of MILD tobacco to know that DERBY is jnstthe thing to suit them; does not burn the tongue. WANTED KNOWN—The good thing at lost I DERBY Tobacco, FLAKE OUT, in TWO OUNCE TINS. Try it. JUST ARRIVED—2SO Beautiful Pictoral Post Cards, Id eadh. Apply—Settler Office. WANTED KNOWN. The famous DERBY Tobacco is now sold in TWO OUNCE TIN 8, FLAKE CUT, Try it WANTED KNOWN—The most MILD tobacco is DERBY in thenew TWO OUNCE TINS. Try it. Stud Notices.

rpO Stand this Season at Mr T. B Scott’s Farm, Oparau, the DRAUGHT STALLION MARQUIS. (Marquis of Salisbury • King Billy mare) Terms—Single Mare, 80s. All care but no responsibility. For further particulars apply— B. ATKINS, Oparau. rpo Travel or Stand at Oparau this season, a Pure Clydesdale Entire, bred by the well known breeder, Mr J. R. Mackenzie, of Otago. Full particulars later. 0, H. MACKENZIE.