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Patea Mail, Volume IV, Issue 310, 6 April 1878, Page 1

Business Notices. HAW S S A Genera! -Store,' (Nearly apposite Prosser’s Hotel) JAS., DAVIDSON RECEIVES Fresh consignments of GOODS by every steamer from the Best Houses in the Australian Colonies, Always on Hand — A well-selected and LARGE STOCK of GOODS suitable for Country use, comprising— Drapery, Clothing, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Saddlery, Earthenware, Glassware, Ironmongery, Brush ware, Fancy Goods, Stationery, &c., &c., &c. COOPER’S SHEEP DIP. A Large Assortment of Men’s CLOTHING Extra Good and Cheap, Imported Direct from the Melbourne Manufacturers. Great variety of Men’s and Boys’ HATS ; and GAPS, and Ladies Riding, and Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats. BOOTS - BOOTS Men’s Watertight, Elastic Side, and Blucbor Ladies’ Cashmere, Kid, and Leather—-lace-up and clastic side Ladies and Gentlemen’s 'SLIPPERS -—Patent Leather, Basil, Felt, and Carpet New Stock of China and Earthenware crocsszw, PAPERHANGINGS, SCRIM, Hoofing Iron, Fencing Wire, Staples, General Ironmongery, &c. Licensed to deal in Anns and Ammunition. A good supply of Ammunition and single and double-barrelled Fowling Pieces ahvaya in stock. J. D. having bought largely, is enabled to offer his goods at extremely Low Rates. Go«ods delivered at Store charges to any part of the surrounding district. ALL KINDS OP COUNTRY ' PRODUCE PURCHASED. AGENT FOR THE South British Fire insurance Company. ALSO, Saturday Night, Taranaki Herald, Wanganui Herald,' Chronicle, and other newspapers and periodicals. ffOapll—7B £125 for £& Is. MANUTAHI, PATEA DISTRICT. THE Promoters beg to submit to the public the particulars of theSr LAND SALE on the ART UNION PRINCIPLE, and would point out a few of the advantages likely to accrue from the successful venture. j THIRTY SECTIONS Arc offered on the above principle, in the rising Township of Manutahi, valued at £BOB 10s, in 770 tickets at £1 Is each. The sections are portion of Block No. 11, and are numbered and valued as follows :—!, £l-25 ; 2, £6O-; 3, £BO ; 5, £SO; 6, £lO ; 9, 12, 13, 14, £26 each ; 10,11, £3O each; 15,16,17, 20, 21, 22, £l7 each; 18, 19, £25 each; 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, £l2 10s each. It is arranged that the drawing shall take place in Carlyle about the end of April, and the winning numbers advertised in the Patea Mail. The winners to produce their tickets' as payment for the land, Manutahi is exactly midway between the two®great centres of population in the Patea District (Carlyle and Hawcra), and is ten miles from each. It is situated on the Main Trunk Line of Road, is rich in soil, is surrounded by almost endless tract of country, which is admitted on all sides cannot be surpassed, possibly not equalled, in the Colony. Apart from its great centralistic character, Manutahi will he a great half-way Depot from the Port of Patea inwards, and for cattle, produce, and all the vast wealth of the territory lying beyond (outwards). The Waitara-Wanganui Railway is surveyed through it. In view of the Patea Harbor Works now in progress, the successful accomplishment of which is an admitted fact; in view.’of the land being sought after and eagerly grasped and occupied from day to day, the advantage ’of Town Land in this •locality is obvious to all who are in any way acquainted with it. About 4,000 acres of rich country, quite close to this Township, will be offered by the Government at auction during the early part of 1878, which will attract many settlers (more especially as it is surveyed in small lots), and cause an increased demand for | Town Lands, with all the concomitant require- ■ ment of stores, hotels, shops, trades, &c., See. ! The land is quite level, all cleared and [ grassed. ! Plans and full particulars may be obtained on application to Mr William Cowern, auctioneer, Carlyle, where also tickets may be obtained. Agencies have been established at New Plymouth, Wanganui, Wellington, -and intervening townships. 62