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Kumara Times, Issue 917, 8 September 1879, Page 3

NEW SEEDS. NEW SEEDS. Ul P* 1 »n -=1 CT* CT* II ftg BRESEE’S EARLY PROLIFIC (AMERICAN),LAPSTONES, FLUKES, EARLY SHAWS, REGENTS, &o. ALL KINDS OF New Garden and Agricultural Seeds, JUST TO HAND. ALSO, SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE FRUIT AND ROSE TREES. 50,000 QUICKS. PERUVIAN OTJA-ISTO. DUNCAN M‘LEAN, MAIN ROAD.

WESTLAND LAND and ESTATE \Y COMPANY. Capital ... £IOOO, In 2000 Shares of lOs each, payable as follows ;—2s 6d on tion, and 2s Gd a month until the whole is paid up, For the purpose of purchasing the following properties : House and Section, 33 x 99 feet, in Sewell street, Hokitika ; 2 sections 33 x 99 feet each, adjoining above. Section 14, Arahuraßoad,at junction of the Christchurch Road and the proposed railway, which will be j divided into 20 building allotntents. On . one of the allotments there is a. I large five-roomed house, with five-stalled: | stable, chaff room, and hay shed. ! Through the laud runs, it is confi- | dently assarted, the front beach lead of ; gold, and the promoter is positive that j the property will shortly increase in j value, as the railway is about being | started. j The shareholders willdeterniine, when the share list closes, how the properties j will be disposed of, and may depend on the titles being perfect. As many intending shareholders wish the piomoter to make a definite proposal j in reference to the disposal of the above properties, I will guarantee them to receive 7 per cent per annum on their outlay for seven years, after which the interest will be reduced, and shareholders wishing to withdraw will be paid their money in full. The scrip of the above Company being ready for issue the promoter will hold I one-half of it. The balance will be offered to the public, and one-half the j the capital so raised will be applied to paying off the incumbrances on the property, the other half to improving it under the superintendence of Trustees and Auditors elected by the shareholders. Applications for shares to be made to ROBERT WRIGHT, i Arahura Road. G RATER QL—CUM FORTIN G. gPP S’ S COCOA BREAKFAS T. “By d through knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy doctor’s hills. 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 ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We tnay escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well for Li lied with pure blood and a properly nourished frame.”—See article iuthe Civil Service Gazzete. Made simply with boiling water dr milk. Sold onl}' in packets or tins, labelled : JAM E S EV P S &C 1 O. Homo:opaline Chemists,

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