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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4846, 3 October 1876, Page 3

Properties for Sale ! FOR SALE.—A Farm of 834 acres, within eight miles of Foxton, and fronting the Railway; It is substantially fenced round boundaries, and has a 3-roomed cottage thereon, and a 10-acre paddock. Part of the land has been ploughed and sown. Apply to • ■ ERNEST S. THYNNE, Land Agent, Foxton. FOR SALE—DRAPERY BUSINESS in NAPIER and also in BLENHEIM. ■ln both'towns the premises can remain at a rental, and they are new and well fitted, occupying most central positions. All further particulars can be had by applying to Box 6, Post-office, Wellington; or to Messrs. Thompson, Shannon, and Co. To persons of moderate capital this, is a good opportunity. Principals only will be treated with. ... OR SALE. VALUABLE FRBEHOLD PROPERTY IN BLENHEIM, formerly, known as the Victoria Hotel. The situation is one of the highest in the township, above the reach of floods. It faces one of the main streets, and commands a deepriver frontage. The buildings are in good repair and let to eligible tenants. Ajply to ’ A. P. STUART & CO., , / Wellington. OR SALE.—The JUNCTION HOTEL, in Sandon, Manawatu, Province of Wellington ; freehold property, containing 21 rooms. and 14 acres of land, and stables. The above property is situated at the junction of four roads, and is well known to be the best i stand bn the Coast. ■ Satisfactory reasons for j present proprietor selling out. For further particulars, apply to J. OAK.LEY, On the premises, Sandon. 18th September. Tjp O'. W N ‘OF HAL COMBE. MANCHESTER BLOCK, MANAWATU. The town and suburban sections of Halcombe are open for selection at the upset prices, without any conditions as to building or other improvement. ■ The terms of payment are a deposit of 20 per cent., paid on application, the balance tp be paid within six months thereafter. The title,’ under the Land Transfer Act, will be given on payment of the balance. Lithographed plans showing the numbers, areas, and prices of the sections, may be obtained at : Marton, at Mr. Watt’s store Bull’s, at Mr. Dalziell’s Hotel Sandon, at Mr. Oakley’s Hotel '■> Palmerston, at Mr. Hinton’s office Wellington, at Mr. B. Smith’s office . ’ Feilding and Halcombe, at the Corporation offices. •A A’ few acre sections at Halcombe, with cottages built thereon,’ will be open for sale to bona fide 'residents, on easy terms of deferred payment. ■- ' For further information, apply at the offices of the Emigrant and Colonists’ Aid Corporation (Limited), HalcOmbe or Feilding.' A. FOLLETT HALCOMBE, Agent E. & C. Aid Corporation (Limited). PROPERTIES FOR SALE. 440 acres rich land, highly improved, 8 miles from Napier ; 416 acres rich land, richly grassed, 8 miles from Napier 613 acres rich land, richly grassed, 8 miles from Napier ' ’ 798 acres rich land,'highly grassed, 6 miles from Napier r 10.000 sheep ’ ’ 11.000 acres freehold, Crown grant, with 2,000 acres leasehold, excellent pastoral lands, : ,40 miles from Napier, well bounded, over 1 30'miles . fencing, ~25 paddocks, good ' houses,' woolshed, and aU. necessary improvements 3920 acres freehold, rich pastoral land, Wairoa, with SOO sheep and 100 head cattle ■ 900 acres freehold agricultural and pastoral land, Wairoa ■: 5276 acres freehold agricultural and pastoral - land, Wairoa, with 560 abres leasehold agricultural and ’ pastoral land, Wairoa, and 4000 sheep, exclusive of lambs, a few cattle, &c. 4677' acres freehold agricultural and pastoral 1...1and, Wairoa, with.: ~ : 3000 sheep and all necessary working improvements : 3000 acres, freehold, Southern seaboard, improved ■■ r.o. 1220, acres!freehold, Southern seaboard, improved , ■4OO-acres freehold, Southern seaboard, im- .!• proved 1 . ■ •. 2500 acres freehold. Southern seaboard, im- ! proved, with 1 ■ ' ■ ’ 2000 sheep and 250'head cattle 4200 acres freehold agricultural and pastoral ‘ - land, Poverty Bay - 220 acres freehold agricultural and pastoral land. Poverty Bay ’ ' 30.000 acres leasehold pastoral land, Poverty ’ Bay,-with 800 sheep and 200 head cattle 11.000 acres leasehold; pastoral, Poverty "• Bay, with 3000 sheep and few cattle i 1600 abres leasehold, half interest, Poverty’Bay 14,000' acres leasehold, 1 excellent country, ; Tologa Bay : " ; 8800 acres leasehold, excellent country, Tologa 1 Bay, with : -■> ■ 3000 sheep and good improvements 1100 acres freehold, rich land, Opotiki, with 1000 sheep, and all necessary improvements 33.000 acres leasehold, pastoral, 26 miles from Napier 150.000 acres leasehold, pastoral, 30 miles from Napier, with , " 10.000 sheep, exclusive# lambs 55.000 acres leasehold, pastoral, 70 miles from Napier, with 5000 sheep and 50 head cattle 9000 acres freehold, agricultural and pastoral, seaboard, with 10.000 acres leasehold, valuable improve- , mehts, and 15.000 sheep, few cattle, horses, &c. 9000 acres freehold, good improvements, with 7000 sheep, very well bred; 1 ' And several other station properties for sale, or bpen’to partnership arrangements, particulars of which may be had at the office. .. . , : M. R. MILLER,

Stock and Station Agent, Napier; and MURRAY, COMMON, & CO., : '1 ■ Lambton-quay, Wellington. Business Notices BOOTH AND CO., : ' TARATAHI SAW AND PLANING ' MILLS, WAIRARAPA. in Wellington— PiriTKA Point. Agent, HY. DRYDEN. ‘ [CIRCULAR.] ; THE s ' (SO-CALLED) ALUMINIUM ' :i ' ; ' PENS. LYON AND BLAIR beg to inform bankers; 1 merchants, heads of departments, and' the " public generally, that they have bought the entire stock of these celebrated, so-called, Aluminium Pens. As Steel . Pens, there is nothing in the market equal'to them, their quality is such that their enterprising introducer, M. Jacobs, has been enabled to sell thousands of boxes of them, at 10s. per gross, to the various communities and Governments of China, Japan, India, Adelaide; Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, and Dunedin. It was reserved for the learned ones of Wellington to.disoover the imposition, and for us to avail ourselves of this check to M. Jacobs career, and to secure these really splendid Steel Pens, at a price that enables us to sell them below their real value. We have divided these' pens into four varieties, and called them : The Bankers’ Pen, N0."674, fine points. ‘ The Office Pen, N0.,672, fine points. The Writers’ Pen, No. 668, broad points. The Public Pen, No. 570, fine points. Price, 1 3s. 6d. Pee Gross. LYON AND BLAIR. Booksellers and Stationers, Lambton-quay,