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Patea Mail, 26 April 1881, Page 4

Hawera District. Gr. y. BATE, Land, estate, and general COMMISSION AGENT, SEED MERCHANT , &c., Has the undermentioned Properties in his hands for sale : A O A ACRES in the Moa district, swamp 4tO“t land; easily drained, and good road; land is first class, having been specially picked by a surveyor.

~t Af \ ACHES, opposite the Manganui JLtc v/ Railway Station; 50 acres cleared and grassed. Part of purchase money can remain on mortgage. fT/'V/A ACRES, Okato, Stoncy river ; 450 iV v/ 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 I*7 ACRES, near Normanby ; one of 4 the best farms in the district. Fenced, grassed, and subdivided. ■J A A ACRES of Land, about 12 miles 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. pfACRES on the Whakamara Block. Vy v Clearings, and slight scrub. Very reasonable. Terms easy. ACRES,near Normanby ; splendid 201/ land; homestead, and grassed. Part can remain on mortgage. ACRES, Moa Block; splendid situa--4 \3 lion ; partly cleared ; and a good house erected thereon. A P\f\ ACRES,near Hawera; subdivided UU into 8 paddocks ; well grassed ; with cottage, stockyards, stables, &c. Part of purchase money can remain on mortgage at current rates. ACRES of land at Urcnui ; I \ /\ /* / fenced; thirteen-roomed 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 ACRES, near Hawera ; well fenced, grassed and watered ; all open land. -j ACRES best land in the distrtet. Homestead, stabling, and woolshed ; subdivided, and every convenience. Cheap; part can remain on mortgage at current rates. WILL of Maori Leases for sale. \\ 7AIMATB PLAINS.—SO Acres, being Section 125. Block 7. w terms. AIM ATE PLAlNS.—Several ranging from 50 to 400 acres. Prices low. Farms Easy FOR SAL E.—Six-roomed House in Hawera, well finished, with two acres of ground. HOTEL AT STRATFORD to be sold or leased : very favourable terms. TOWN SECTIONS in Hawera, Normanby and Kakaramea. EIGHT-ROOMED HOUSE in Hawera. Good healthy position. LSO, other Rural and Town Properties. Noth. — G.V.B. having Large Storage Accommodation, is prepared to receive Goods for Storage or Sale on Commission, and act as Forwarding Agent. Purchaser of all kind* of Colonial Produce. Hotels Al which the J TAIL is Filed fur reference. WANGANUI HOTELS at which the Mail is tiled for reference:— Ship Hotel A'dctoria Hotel Custom House Hotel Railway Hotel Empire Hotel JtViucc Wales Hotel Dunedin hotels at which the Mail is tiled for reference: — Imperial, W. 11. Hay don Waine’s Family Hotel Watson’s Hotel City Hotel, Mr Murphy Criterion Hotel, Mr Thompson Royal Exchange, Mr Wishart Shamrock Hotel, Mr Philps Prince of Wales Hotel Pier Hotel, Mr Baxter w ELLINGTON HOTELS at which the Mail is filed for reference.— Occidental Hotel Empire Hotel Post Office Hotel Duke of Edinburgh Hotel O AMARU HOTELS at which the Mail is filed for reference:— Star and Garter, Mrs Longford Great Northern, Mr Amos Christchurch hotels at which the Mail is filed for reference:— White Hart, Mr Shepherd City Hotel, Mr Shepherd Warne’s Commercial Hotel Wagner’s Family Hole! Mounted couriers deliver tlic Mail in all parts ol‘ the District, at an curly hour, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday moi*nins»’s, O riAELEGRAMS of Latest News are forJ.. warded to the J fail by Special Correspondents at Wellington, Canterbury, Napier, New Plymouth, and by' agents in all parts of the Colony'. Every effort is made to obtain the Latest Important News, and a large expense is incurred in order to make the Mail not merely espial but superior in the freshness and fulness of its News to any journal in this part of the Colony'.