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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5523, 9 December 1878, Page 2

D UNCAN’S SALE OF “PATEA.’ On TUESDAY, 10th DECEMBER, 187 S, At 2 o’clock. The Nearest Seaport to the Famous Waimate Plains. REGULAR STEAM COMMUNICATION Between Patea, Wellington, and other ports, will be established at once. THE NEW HARBOR WORKS In course of construction, approved by Sit John Coode, C.E., costing about £IO,OOO ! THE GREAT NORTH'WESTERN TRUNK LINE OF RAILWAY Between Auckland and Wellington will pass through this Township. TERMS:—Quarter cash; balance up to £SO in bills at three and six months, over £SO in bills at six and nine months ; or arrangements will bo made with buyers to a large amount by the Auctioneer. TITLE IS UNDER LAND TRANSFER ACT. The above Is one of the b st, most advantageous, and genuine investments ever olfered at public auction In Wellington. A great demand tor allotments in this Township exists amongst settlers from Wanganui to New Plymouth. All those sections unsold on Tuesday will bo disposed of at Patea, at auction, immediately afterW This will be the only chance for Wellinutox buyers. Plans may bo had from E. J. DUNCAN, Auctioneer. T. KENNEDY MACDONALD AND NEXT GREAT LAND SALE CO.’S Will be held in the EXCHANGE LAND MA T Grey and Feathorston streets ON MONDAY, 3th DECEMBER, 1573, At 2.30 p.ra. When NORMANBY EXTENSION Coutaining 15S Sections, Will bo sold. Notice to agents and SUBSCRIBERS. The NEW ZEALAND TIMES and NEW ZEALAND MAIL are now despatched from this office every morning for transmission by coach and railway to each township and station along the line of route between Wellington, Foxton, and Wanganui. _ All Agents and Subscribers are requested to communicate with the Manager, N. Z. Times and Mail office by telegraph immediately if they do not receive copies of the papers punctually. N 0 1 0 E ’ NEW ZEALAND MAIL Is now ENLARGED to TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES, ami contains a variety of useful and interesting reading matter, prepared especially for countryreaders. The large and increasing circulation of the Mail renders it an excellent medium for advertising.