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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5759, 13 September 1879, Page 3

Public Notices WILLIAM BOOTH AND CO., TARATAHI SAW AND PLANING MILLS, WAIRARAPA. Totara, Red Pine, Matai, White Pino, and other Timbers cut to order. LARGE STOCKS of DRESSED TIMBER are kept.—Flooring, Lining, &c. Yard in Wellington— Pipitea Point, opposite Railway Station (agent, H. G. Drtdes) ; And Manners-street, opposite Fire Brigade Station (agent, J. C. Williams) ; And also at Lower Hutt Toll-gate (agent, Joseph Crown). y:| UT T ELEOT I 0 N. It is requested that AT.L ACCOUNTS against Mr. MASON'S COMMITTEE be sent in to the undersigned by the loth INST. WILLIAM BETHAM. Taita, September 10. npo BOOK. COLLECTORS AND JL OTHERS. The undersigned wishes to obtain, by purchase or exchange, Illustrated Histories of England or other countries, containing portrait plates of remarkable persons. DOMINICK BROWNE, Johnsonville. JNTERN ATION A L EXHIBITION. THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE. It is notified for general information that the Commission has instructed GKEVILLE’S TELEGRAM COMPANY to receive advertisements for the Official Catalogue. The following prices will Vie charged for the first issue of 20,000 copies : For a full page ... ... ... £l2 For a half page ... ... 7 For a quarter page ... ... 4 ■ All further information can be obtained from GREVILLE’S TELEGRAM COMPANY, 305, George-street, Sydney, to whom all orders must be addressed. AUGUSTUS MORRIS, Secretary. Sydney, August 16, 1879. JNTERNATIONAL E Xlil B 1 T IO N. THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE. PARTICULARS. The Catalogue will be Demy Bvn in size, and be divided into four principal sections, of each of which a first edition of 20,000 copies will be issued, viz.;— I. ART. 11. EDUCATION, SCIENCE, and MANUFACTURES. 111. MINING, METALLURGY, AGRICULTURE, and HORTICULTURE. IV. MACHINERY. There will be a fifth section consisting of occasional parts for Livestock Shows, 'Wool, Grain, &c., of which further notice will bo given. PRICE OF THE CATALOGUE, 6i>. Each Section. Advertisers will, therefore, ha enabled to choose for their advertisements those sections of the Catalogue which they may think are best calculated to secure the attention of the class of readers they particularly wish to address. The charges specified in the scale are for one section only in the first edition. If advertisements are required in more than one section they must lie paid for accordingly, hut the following discounts will be allowed to those who insert the same advertisements in more than one section, viz.:— For two sections, 15 per cent. For three sections, 20 per cent. For four sections, 25 per cent. Should a Second Edition he published, a further charge will be made to those who wish their advertisement continued. All orders must ho prepaid. GREVILLE’S TELEGRAM CO. JpUNCH ! PUNCH ! ! BUNCH! ! ! The “NEW ZEALAND PUNCH," a Weekly Journal, conducted purely in the Liberal interest, well make its first appearance on 3rd September. Prospectuses arc now being freely circulated throughout the colony, and canvassers are employed collecting for advertisements, &c. The “NEW ZEALAND PUNCH,” circulated throughout New Zealand, will prove an excellent medium for advertising, of which ail should avail themselves. The public are invited to support the “ NEW ZEALAND PUNCH” by becoming subscribers. All communications to he addressed to the Proprietor, J. H. WALLIS, Care of R. Burrett, Stationer, Lambton-quay. gT. PAUL'S, TIIOK NU O N NOTICE. DIVINE SERVICE is held in the ChurchRoom, Tinakori-road, EVERY SUNDAY EVENING, at 6.30 o’clock. Properties for isaie FOR SALE.—A Substantial 3-roomed Cottage, nearly in the heart of the city, with Ground enough to build another Cottage on. Good well of water, and Outhouses. A Bargain for Cash, Apply office of this paper. AO LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS AND OTHERS.

; To be disposed of, in consequence of retiring from business, the Coach and Carrying Business at the Lower Hutt. For further particulars apply to JOHN CUBBY, Near Kailway Station, Lower Hutt. KOPEKTIiSS F Oil aALJ! 9200 acres leasehold 300 acres freehold, northern seaboard, with 10,000 sheep, a few cattle and horses ; run ring-fenced, and all necessary working improvements 4800 acres rich land, fenced, and subdivided, well watered, with 10,000 sheep, 200 cattle, horses, and valuable plant, good residence, within easy distance of Napier. 635 acres freehold, with 1200 sheep, a few cattle and horses, house, yards, &c.— Mohaka 4300 acres freehold, part fenced and improved, with 3100 sheep, few cattle and horses, near seaboard 10.000 acres Freehold, all under improvement, and 13.000 acres Leashoid, few improvements, with 11,500 Sheep, few Horses and Cattle J seaboard. 5000 acres Freehold, part improved, and 6400 acres Leasehold, low rent, with 6000 Sheep, Poverty Bay. 8300 acres Freehold, part improved, and 8900 acres Leasehold, part improved, with 7500 Sheep and good station buildings; seaboard. 11,700 acres Freehold, all now under improvement, fenced and subdivided into 16 blocks, which may be sold separately on very easy terms. Kich land, within 25 miles of town, by good road; property now carrying 12,500 Sheep, besides a number of Cattle and Horses. 1700 acres Freehold Wairoa, improved, with 2000 Sheep, good station buildings, house, &c. 40 acres highly improved, with good house and offices, near Havelock 354 acres, Unimproved Woodvilit sections. 340 acres, Unimproved, Mabh. 17.000 acres, Kich Agricm -jal Land hear Cambridge, in blocks ot 300 acres andupward ; easy terms. 8000 to 9000 acres freehold, rich alluvial land, Whangarei, 51 hours from Auckland, Crown grant 250 acres freehold, Kaikoi.i Apply to— M. R. 'MILLER, Auctioneer, d.oek on; ' orion Agent. • MURRAY, ROBERTS, & CO.. Featherston-street, Wellington.