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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 124, 17 June 1876, Page 1

Business Notices. TO TKA VELLERS BETWEEN PATEN AND INGLEWOOD. rpi-IK Mountain road being how opened for JL .Stock and other traffic, -persons will find it to their advantage to lake this route in preference to the eoaeli road, as it saves a distance in travelling of a hoi it -10 miles. Tiie mad is formed ftndlndf the distance, bridges arc const rnete'dgover the principal .streams, and excellent t.^iproadies are made to the different creeks, so that travelling is now comparatively easy. The distance lathe coach road from Patea to New Plymouth is UiO miles ; hy way of Inglewood, 150 miles, 'i'laveliers will iiml e.xeelloni accommodation for both mafl and beast at ANG L E Y’S INOLif W0 0 D HOTEL. OLD KECEAIARAE HOTEL. TO TRAVELLERS BETWEEN PATEA AND NEW PLYMOUTH. fipL'E above Hotel is n'ow Re-opened, A a fid Inis lately undergone a thorough, renovation. The house is suitably furnished throughout, and the bedrooms are well ventilated. As this Dote! is situated at file entrance to the Mountain Load, travellers between Daica and New Plymouth will liml it a convenient halting- stage. Good paddock accommodation, THOMAS PCn W EN. iTonfietor; :X* T. T T O, SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER. TAIIANAKI 11OA0' (XU i.Y I.K. A well assorted stock of END !,!S!I AND POPONi.\ I. PA DUPERY. OMIT AND TRAP II AI; N EPS. All Orders and Repairs promptly executed. CLASP S E ED S. WILL 1A AI S() X & BUA W , Jn-IONMONOKIIS it IS KKI) SJI n.x, |_| A E NOV/ LANDING, ex Warwick, a full slock of NEW SEASON'S CLOVER SEEDS', comprising - Cocksfoot iTairfe "Timothy Italian Rye BeimrAt.—Wc can confidently recommend the Rye Grass as having been selected hy Air Henry Williamson, from long standing pastures. All Clovers and other seeds are tried hy us before wo send them out, and are guaraniocd to- germinate freely. jgAp’ Samples and prices forwarded on application. -in, .-A “W" New ZEALAND. PRO VIN Cla U F TARAN AK T. GOVER NME X T LA N D SAL ES. BEIGES of LAND BALES is being held in the Province of Taranaki under the "Waste Lands Board of the Province, the Lands offered being Town aifd Kr-nil Allotments, (he latter varying in area from 20' to 320 acres, and the conditions of the sale being- hy DIM’ lai! 11 ED PAYMENTS extended over Ten Years, by Auction, for CASH ; and by FREE SELECTION for CASK. The District is traversed by the AVaitamAVangamii Railway, now in course oi cons-?rrrc-tiMi,‘ and winch is expected to he completed as far as Inglewood —the Township at the eom-i.-rcnceiucnt of. the District—in about eighteen months. ‘The Land is well adapted to Working Bottlers of Small Capital, as it is easily aecessihle has abundance of timber for ■building, fencing, feul. and .shelter ; never tailing streams oi: water, and a very productive soil. A good Main Road traverses the District so far an ft is yet open Jor purchase, and the District Roads will also be opened up by the Provincial Government, so ns to make each allotment accessible from the Main Line ot Railway. Plans, Schedules, Land Regulations of tiie Province, -ke., can. bo obtained at the Crown Lands Cilice, New Plymouth. (J. D. WIIITCOMBE, 'Wmmissi'.'WC'" of Crown Lauds,