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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 130, 8 July 1876, Page 1

Business Notices. TO TRAVELLERS BETWEEN PATEA AND INGLEWOOD. rpilE Mountain road beingnow opened for I Stock dud other trallic, persons' rHll find it to their advantage to fake this finite in preference to the coach road, as it saves a distance in travelling of about 40 miles. The road is formed for half the distance, bridges are constructed <nor the principal streams, and excellent approaches are made to the different creeks, so that travelling is now comparative!}' easy. The distance by the coach road from Patca to New Ply*mouth is 100 miles ; by way of Inglewood, GO miles. Tiavellers will find excellent accommodation for both man and beast at L A N G L E Y ! S I N G L E W ODD HOTEL, OLD KETEMARAE HOTEL. TO TRAVELLERS BETWEEN PATEA AND NEW PLYMOUTH. npHE above Hotel Is now Re-opened, J- and has lately undergone - a thorough renovation. The house is suitably furnished throughout, and the bedrooms are well ventilated. As this Motel is situated at the entrance to the Mountain Road, travellers between Paten and Now Plymouth will find it a convenient halting stage. Good paddock accommodation. THOM AN SC OWEN, Proprietor. Q T, P O T T 0, .SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, TAUANAKI lil'AD, OAIU.YI.K. A well assorted stock of ENGLISH AND COLONIAL SADDLERY. CA RT AN I) TR A P II ARNE SS, AH Orders and Repairs promptly executed. G R ASS SEE DS. WILLI AM« O N & SHA W, Ironmosukrs & Sick.dsmfN, H ATE NOW LANDING, ex Warwick, a full stock of NEW SEASON S CLOVER SEEDS, comprising Fine New White Clover ~ ~ Red >) „ ~ Cow Grass ~ „ Alsike Clover „ „ Timothy „ „ Rape ~ ~ Lucerne fl ~ Crested Dogstall Al.so, Good Clean Local Saved Rye Grass f , Cocksfoot ” „ ~ Prairie „ „ » Timothy „ „ „ Italian Rye Sj’kciai,—We can confidently recommend the Rye Grass as having been selected by ’Mr Henry Williamson, from long standing pastures. All Clovers and other seeds arc tried by ns before we send them out, and are guaranteed to germinate ireoly, ggr Samples and prices forwarded on application. NEW ZEALAND, PROVINCE OF TARANAKI. GOVE RNM EN T LAND SAL ES. A SERIES of LAND SALES is being held in the Province of Taranaki under the Waste Lands Board of the Province, the Lands offered being Town and Rural Allotments, the latter varying in area from 2U to 320 acres, and the conditions- of the sale being by DEFERRED PAYMENTS extended over Ten Years', by Auction, for GASH ; and by FREE SELECTION for CASH. The District is traversed by the Waitara-Waugamii Railway, now in course of construction, and which is expected to be completed ns far as Inglewood —Hie 'Township at the commencement of the District—in about Ightecn months. The Land is well adapted to Working Settlers of Small Capital, as it is easily iceessible has abundance of timber for mitding, fencing, fcul, and shelter j never ’ailing streams of water, and a very n-odnetivo soil. „ A good Main Road traverses the District ;o far as it is yet open for purchase, and he District Ronds will also be opened up jy the Provincial Government,- so as to nake each allotment accessible from the Rain Line of Railway. Plans f Schedules, Land Regulations of ■fig Province, &c., can be obtained at the brown Lands Onicc New Plyimmtß. C. I>. WHIICOMBE, . of Grown Lands.-