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Patea Mail, 6 October 1882, Page 2

Announcements. LOST, YOUNG Sheep Dog ; black and tan ; white round the neck. Name “ Laddie.” The Finder will be rewarded on applying to OTTO HAASE. yiSfe DISTRICT ORDERS. THE undermentioned Volunteer Corps will parade for inspection and exercise as follow : Wairoa Light Horse at 10 a.m. on the 9lh inst. (half-yearly inspection) Patea Eifles at 7-30 p.m. on the 24th inst. Patea Cadets at 7-30 p.m. on the 26th inst. S. NEILL, Captain, Commanding District. Head-Quarters, Wanganui, 2nd Oct., 1882. TO BUTCHERS. For Immediate Sale. rnllE Goodwill of Lease of that wellX known and long Butchery Business known'- as the Carlyle Meat Bazaar, all in good going order and doing a first-class business; TOGETHER WITH THE Lease of IS acres of- Land in a convenient situation, on which is erected Slaughtering Yards, Piggeries, Boiling Establishment, and other suitable appurtenances. Both Leases have about ,6 years to run . The Business Premises are situated in the flourishing Town-of Patea, on a corner section ; and the whole is in complete and thorough-going working order. ■ The sale is by order of the assignee. Liberal terms given. Apply at once. W. COWERN, * Auctioneer. The Colonial Land, Settlement, and- Endowment Association of New Zealand (Limited). (Incorporated under “ The Joint Stock Companies Act, 1880, and amending Acts.) CAPITAL T7 - £250,000 \J (in 100,000 shares of £2 10s each), payable as "follows:—2s fid per share on application ; 2s Gd on allotment ; and afterwards in quarterly payments of 2s Gd each. It is not contemplated to call up more than £1 per share. : Applications for shares will be received by Mr -James O’Dea and Mr Thomas Nutsford, watchmaker, Patea; and Mr James Leo, Waverley. To Let, The business Premises at present in occupation of the Bank of Australasia. Apply to - - ; T. NORTH, Draper. Earth Hunger I Earth Hunger ! To Persons Troubled with this Disease. fit HE undersigned can prescribe doses x of from I-acre to 2000 acres, either at a dose of open land in its raw state or cultivated, and the same applies’to bush land, I can suit any patient, either at New Plymouth, Inglewood, Stratford, Egmont, Rahotu, Okato, Oakura,Omata, or near Harbor site. Now is the time, before there is much contagion. WM. COURTNEY, Land Agent, New Plymouth and Opunaki. FOE SALE. THAT splendid farm situated on the main road to Patea, about 3 miles from Waverley, containing 305 acres of the best land in the district. It is well fenced, and divided into seven Paddocks. The buildings are in good order, and the land is well laid down in English grasses. A native lease at a low rent with eleven years to run, goes with the property. The Stock, consisting of 1500 Sheep and 220 head of Cattle, can be taken at a valuation if desired.For further particulars, apply to FREEMAN R. JACKSON, or, t* W. G. NEWLAND.