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Patea Mail, 24 December 1880, Page 4

Properties in the Market. G. V. BATE, LAND. estate, and general COMMISSION AGENT, Has Hie undermentioned Properties in his hands for sale : A O A ACHES in the Moa district, swamp 4tO~t land; easily drained, and good road ; land is first class, having been specially picked by a surveyor, "I A ACHES, opposite the Manganui 1 T\ / Railway Station; 50 acres cleared and grassed. Part of purchase money can remain on mortgage. rt'/'V/'A ACHES, Okato, Stoney river : -150 / UU freehold, remainder leasehold on very favourable terms. Half of the purchase money may remain on mortgage at 8 per cent. Subdivided into ten paddocks. Good homestead. Every convenience for first-class farm. A f7/~\ ACHES, near Normanby ; one of 4fc /v/ the best farms in the district. Fenced, grassed, and subdivided. HOTEL IN HAWEHA. doing a first-class business. -| £)/"\ /A ACHES of Land.about 12 miles iiflUU south of New Plymouth, with every convenience for working a first-class farm ; all laid down in grass, or in crop : well subdivided : homestead. and men’s houses; considered one of the most complete farms in the province. Terms easy. Can be bought in one lot, or subdivided to suit purchasers. A ACHES on the AVhakamara Block. ttOU Clearings, and slight scrub. Very reasonable. /A ACHES,near Normanby ; splendid land; homestead, and grassed. Part can remain on mortgage. fy fA ACHES, Moa Block ; splendid situaI O tion ; partly cleared; and a good house erected thereon. A /A(Tit ACHES,near Hawera; subdivided “TUU into 8 paddocks ; well grassed ; with cottage, stockyards, stables, &c. Part of purchase money can remain on mortgage at current rates. "I /AdfA/A ACHES of land at Urcuui ; JL A/ fenced; thirtecn-roomcd house erected thereon ; well fenced, and laid down in English grasses. This property may be bought in one lot, or subdivided to suit purchasers. In any case a good portion of the purchase money could remain on mortgage. 50 ACHES, near Hawera ; well fenced, grassed and watered ; all open land. 1200 ACHES best land in the district. Homestead, stabling, and woolshcd ; subdivided, and every convenience. Cheap: part can remain on mortgage at current rates. WILL of Maori Leases for sale. FOR SAL E.—Six-roomed House in Hawera, well finished, with two acres of ground. WAIMATE PLAINS.—A splendid Farm of 200 acres. Cheap. Hotel at sthatfohd to be sold or leased : very favourable terms. OWN SECTIONS in Hawera, Normanby and Kakaramca. EIGHT-HOOMED HOUSE in Hawera. Good healthy position. LSO, other Hural and Town Properties. For further particulars, apply to G. Y. BATE, LAND AGENT’, PRINCES STREET, HAWERA. Entires. TO stand this season at onr farm at Kakaramca, the pure-bred imported Clydesdale stallion “YOUNG SCOTCHMAN.” For pedigree sec cards. Terms—Single mares, £4 Quantities as per agreement Good paddocking provided free until mares are stinted All care taken but no responsibility Fees payable on or before Ist January, 1881 HEARN & KENNEDY, Owners, Kakaramca TIAO run in a paddock with mares at JL Alva Park, Manutahi, the handsome roan pony “MIRACLE,” bred in Canterbury in 1875, by Merrylegs, dam Creeping Jenny (imported) by Trotting Jock Tkrms—single mares, £2 5s ; two or more, £2 2s. Grass free until stinted, but no responsibility incurred For full particulars apply to JAMES NICHOLSON, Alva Park, Manutahi. Messrs J. and H. Chadwick will take mares for the above in Patea, and give all information required TO travel this season from Patea to Maxwell Town, the pure-bred Clydesdale “CONQUEROR.” For pedigree and terms sec cards Conqueror will be in Patea, at Erskinc’s stables, every Monday ; Mr Unneyiield’s from Saturday till Monday ; Waverley on Tuesdays and Fridays ; Maxwell Town on Wednesdays and Thursdays Well watered and grassed paddocks at Mr De Banks's farm, Patea, free for three weeks, after which 2s per week charged. No responsibility incurred Apply CHALMERS & DONALD. riAHE mistake many Advertiser’s make JL is to place their advertising expenses to current account instead of to capital account. Suppose a yearly expenditure of £IOO in Advertising produces a net profit of only £2O for the first 3’ear. Undoubtedly this does not mean a loss of £BO, but it means a return of £2O percent upon capital invested ; for the business is there, and will remain if properly looked after, attd a second year’s Advertising will most certainly increase the profit on the full capital to 30 or 40 per cent. .As a set-oif to ilteso expenses in the capital account of the enterprising business-man, he can show the increased value of the article advertised, and also of the goodwill of his business. Some business-men lose sight of this fact,— Advertisers' Manual.