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Patea Mail, Volume I, Issue 57, 27 October 1875, Page 2

Wm. Dale’s Notices. 'fjvhf j *]£sß* *jjp » fy M «Hc# JSal , AUCTIONEER, I M P 0 1! T E R, V A L U A T 0 R, JJOUKE, LAND, ESTATE, AND GIiNEKAL COMMISSION AGENT, T A KAN AKI KOAD, CAKLYI.E, TATEA. AdUNT NA. TI O IST A i . Fire and Marine Insurance Company 01. New Zealand. Fire and Marine Risks accepted, at lowest current rates. SIMM® &‘Mmwsm Tatea District. Building Society. AO EXT POE 3*U®I.ICJ TEUSTES. SECRETARY . WSSST EOAD boars. SEGKETARY PATEA TOWN HALL COMPANY. Solti Agent in Eaten, District for LO U I SSON’S KELSON HEMATITE PAINT, Tiie cheapest and Kent paint that eanbe used. Agencies undertaken at reasonable rates. LOANS NEGOTIATED. RENTS AND INTERESTS COLLECTED. ADVANCES MADE Either on security or property of an}' description for absolute sale. FOR >SAXiB. A first-class Farm, about 400 acres, with improvements. 'Section 'No. 15, Block 29, Carlyle, -With Dwelling-house and Outhouses erected ■thereon. Lot No. G, being part of Suburban Section No. 44, Carlyle, with three-roomed house, erected thereon. Town sections at Kakaramoa. 12 Shares in Wanganui District Land and Unhiding Society. Several Town Sections in Carlyle. MO acres at Kakaramea. IUo acres of first class land near Ala nut ah I, well fenced, and sub-divided, with dwelling house'erected thereon, 40 acres now in crop, remainder in grass. There is also a splendid lake on the property; in fact, it is without exception, the best property of its size in the district. ■■ EREEHPLdv PRO-.PERTY-FOR ‘SALEM- 1 TrVHE undersigned has received instruc- ; lionsfrom G*. :W-Williams, Esq., .Ay'dispose-of by private treaty, a most -complete and * VALUABLE PROPERTY, Adjoining the town of Carlyle, comprising EIGHT ACRES OF SPLENDID LAND, Together with a COMMODIOUS DWELLING HOUSE, Containing five rooms, stable, and other : A. : " out buildings; • TTi’c' dwelljug-lioiise is built of red pine, -arid is in good repair. The rooms are well finished in every respect, bay window in sitting room, verandah, pump, and other con veniences attached to the house. The grounds are laid out with trees, shrubs, &c., which will in a short lime materially enhance the value of the property. The land itself is some of the richest in the district, and is well fenced and sub-divided. No expense has been spared in rendering this property an ex cellent homestead by the present owner, and persons arc now afforded an opportunity of obtaining n serviceable property seldom to be met with. For further particulars apply to W, DALE, ' Auctioneer; THE BALANCE OF MY ' RETAI-le-STOCK, ; ' -■ IS- BEING SOLD WITHOUT REGARD TO COST. A : WM; DALE.