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Public Announcements. TO LET, for a terra of years, a Paddock containing 6| acres, on the East side of Patea Bridge, or would let for a crop.—For further particulars, apply to J. G. Beamish. TO LET , COTTAGE and . Garden in the country, suitable fora working man. —Apply Mail Office. . Hawera Acclimatisation Society. SHOOTING LICENSES > for the coming season can be obtained from the Postmaster at Patea, on payment of 80s. Holders of Licenses are entitled to vote at Meetings of Society. They are also requested to act as Rangers, and give information to the undersigned of any infringement of “ The Protection of Animals Act.” W. H. E. WANKLYN, Hon. Sec. Leasehold. FOR SALE—Goodwill Lease of 170 acres first-class land. Low rental. 14 years to run. 5 miles from Patea. Apply to W. COWERN, Auctioneer. Prospectus OP THE PATEA OIL AND FIBRE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, (Limited.) To be incorporated under “ The Joint Stock Companies Act,” and the Acts amending the same. Capital £3,000 In 600 Shares, at £5 each. TO BE CALLED UP AS FOLLOWS : 10s per share upon application , 10s per share upon allotment , and 10s per share every three months thereafter until the whole capital is paid up. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS: SOLICITOR : Mr Elliott L’S Barton. BANKERS : Bank of Australasia. SECRETARY {pro fern.) Mr William Cowern. THE Capacity of the Soil in this District for the growth of English Flax, and the large annual importation of Oil and Twine, have long pointed to the possibility of developing a new and lucrative industry in New Zealand. After various experiments on the growth of Flax in this District, and after careful enquiry into the cost of manufacturing Linseed Oil, Oil Cake, Flax Fibre, Eope, and Twine in New Zealand, practical men have become convinced (on comparing the cost of production with the market price of the imported articles) that the manufacture of such articles in the colony would be an exceeedingly profitable undertaking. They also see clearly that the development of such an industry would be of great benefit to Farmers, inasmuch as it would enable them to grow a new crop, with an assured market at their doors. The Patea Farmers’ Club, having taken up the matter, appointed a Committee to collect the information on the subject necessary to make an exhaustive report. At a public meeting called by the Club, to consider the Committee’s report, it was resolved to float a Company for the above purpose. The Committee’s report, together with a full record of the proceedings of that meeting, was, published in the PATEA MAIL and Evening News of the 15th May, 1882. If the Company should not be formed within six months, the deposits will be returned to applicants, less a proportion of the amount sufficient to cover preliminary expenses, such expenses not to exceed £lO. Prospectuses and Forms of Application for Shares may be obtained from the Secretary, Patea, or from any of the Branches of the Bank of Australasia. Share List will close on the 30th June next. W. COWERN, Secretary pro tern.

It is bush land, and .much of it has special value for saw-milling pur poses. What is not thus heavily timbered can bo cleared at a cost of The price of the land is—£2 10s per acre, Cash;; or £3 Os „ Deferred Payment, On the following terms, viz.: £1 to bo paid on selection, and the balance, viz., £2, at the end of 5 years, meantime bearing interest at 6 per cent. TITLE UNDER THE “ LAND TRANSFER ACT, igiT For plans and further particulars, Apply to THE AGENT E. & C. CORPORATION, FEILDING. Feilding,Jlst July, 1881. f2ml