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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5299, 20 March 1878, Page 4

Auctions IMPORTANT LAND SALE ON DEFERRED PAYMENT. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 2Sth and 29th MARCH. MR. J. J. TYB has been favored with instructions from Alfred Newman, Esq., to' sell by public auction in Napier on the above date—--1 A AAA ACRES of the Arlington Estate, on the main road from Waipukurau to Porangahau, and not far from the Waipukurau Railway Station, is now being laid out in blocks of 500 acres downwards. ; , , This land is of excellent quality, and well suitable for, agricultural and pastoral purposes, being all clear and ready for the plough. It. is pretty certain that in a very short time the railway will branch off from between the head of the lake Hatuma, and Mr. Purvis Russell’s woolshed, going though the centre of this property to Porangahau, and other places to the southward. There are about four miles of frontage to the main road, being laid off in about 40-aere sections, and a beautifully-situated township named Wanstead, within a few minutes’ walk of where there will be a station on the above railway line. There will be ample reserves for savings , bank, post-office, and telegraph station, schools, churches, reading-room, &c., with all the streets 99. feet wide, thereby allowing abundance of room for traffic. ■ Tebms : One-sixth cash (3s. 4d. in the £,), the remainder at the end of seven or fourteen years at 6 per cent, interest. Plans are now in preparation, and will be issued at the end of February, when the land will be open for inspection. JOSEPH J. TYE, Auctioneer, Waipawa. February 14, 1878. Business Notices JAMESON & 0 O.’S GRAND DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES. £l5O WORTH OF GOODS GIVEN AWAY. ALL PRIZES. NO BLANKS. TICKETS GRATIS ! ! ! Conducted upon the ART UNION PRINCIPLE! ALL PRIZES. NO BLANKS. Seventy-five prizes, each of the j value of ss. Goods to be > 18 15 0 selected by holders of tickets ) 200 PRIZES OF THE VALUE OF £l5O. Prizes now on View in Window. £l6O WORTH of GOODS GIVEN AWAY. Every purchaser of a lib. Packet of our SUPERIOR 3s. TEA Will be presented with a Ticket Gratis in the above drawing. ’ Due notice will be given when the, drawing is to take place, and the winning numbers will be published in this paper. Note the address— W. JAMESON & C O.’S Civil Service Co-operative Stores. . Willis-street, five doors above Manners-street. P BARBER, DYER AND CLEANEH, . next door to Mr. Quin, Dixou-street. Originally established in London in 1844 Gentlemen’s clothes cleaned, renovated and hot pressed, at Loudon prices. j" AMES M A C K A Y, LAND PURCHASE AGENT. OFFICES; STAR CHAMBERS, , . Lambton-qoav, H E PORT OF F O X T O N. ERNEST S. THYNNE, Shipping Agent and Auctioneer, CENTRAL .S T QBE S. WILLIAM FIFE, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, Willis-street, • Has just received a small consignment of Gaiffe’s Medical Induction Coil. Immediate cure for Toothache, Rheumatism, and all Nervous disorders. AS we pass through this life but once, let us do -all the good we can on our journey. ' HUXLBY, the Tailor of Man-ners-street, Willis-street, :Lambtou-quay, and Greytown, is doing his part by making 2500 Suits of Clothes in the-year, at a saving to the public ,of £2 per suit. He is also giving employment to about thirty people'at very much higher* wages than they have had before. The stock of goods; now arriving, suitable for the coming season, are really beautiful in pattern and quality. The style of cutting and making is certainly the best in this city, and the price is so low that no one can compete with him. Reader, assist him by giving just one order for a£4or £4 10s. suit. He is sure you will continue to deal with him in future. .