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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1085, 10 June 1882, Page 3

TH E DIRECT SUPPLY STOKE AKE MANUFACTURERS, AGENTS, & DIRECT IMPOSTERS, OF China, Glass & Earthenware S. D Toilet Sets, complete, from 7 9 Dinner Services, 68 pieces 35 0 China Tea Sets, 9s 6d to 15 0 Superior „ 47 pieces 29 0 Cups and Saucers, per doz 4 0 China „ „ 5s 6d, 7s 6d, 9 0 Jam Jars, per nest of 5 1 6 Jugs, per set of 3 2 6 Hardware. Bronze Fenders ... ... 2s 6d to 20s Iron Bedsteads... ... 17s 6d, 255, 35s English Tin and Japanned Goods, of every kind. TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY. Electro-plated Ware. Cruets from ... ... ... 7s 9d Tea and Coffee Services 35s Od Agents for Potosi Silver, white, hard, and durable as Silver. Lamps and Lampware. Bronze Table Lamps, from ... 3s 9d Shop Lamps ... ... ... 5s 6d Glass Shades and Stands, all sizes, complete from Is Gd. Fancy Goods of every kind. Novelties by every ship, at half usual prices. Vases from Is per pair. Brushware, Basketware, Perfumery. Concertinas, Wood and Meerschaum Pipes, Canary, Parrot, and Breeding Cages from 2s 6d, forming t he largest variety of Furnishing and Fancy Goods in Auckland, at prices only possible under our new system of direct supply, and acting as wc do as medium between producer and consumer, wholesale and retail. Guods carefully packed and forwarded on receipt of cash or town reference. THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE, 247 Queen-street, Opposite Close Bros. 70 PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. Rural Lands for Sale on Deferred Payments. AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT. CNotrn Lands Office, Auckland, 22nd May, 1882. T HEREBY notify that the lands enumcrJL ated in the schedule hereunder have been set apart for sale on deferred payments, and that WEDNESDAY, the 21st day of J une next, lias been appointed ns the day on which the said lauds shall be open for applL cation. D. A. TOLE. Commissioner of Crown Lands. SCHEDULE. Pukeroa Block, near Maketu, Bay of Plenty. WAIHI SURVEY DISTRICT. Block. Sec. Area. Upset price a. b. p. £ f». d. H. 1 220 2 0 330 15 0 2 204 2 0 3<i6 15 0 3 163 0 0 211 10 O 4 129 0 0 193 10 0 5 162 0 0 243 0 0 6 219 2 0 329 5 0 8 103 1 19 155 5 0 9 122 0 0 183 0 0 10 104 0 0 136 0 0 11 175 2 0 263 5 0 12 133 0 0 199 10 0 13 161 0 0 241 10 0 14 300 2 0 430 15 , 0 15 151 0 0 226 10 0 16 132 0 0 2zB 0 0 ]7 213 0 0 319 10 0 19 211 2 0 362 5 0 20 191 0 0 286 10 0 21 276 2 0 414 15 0 The main road from Maketu and Tauranga to Whakatane and Opotiki passes through the above block, which is distant from Tauranga 23 miles, from Te Puke 11 miles, and from Maketu 91 miles by partly formed roads. The road from Kaikokopu to the Maniatuhe villiage and onwards, through the block, being now under construction by Government. Description of Land. —Section 1, 72Jacres good swamp land ; 2, 62| acres good swampland; 3, 66 acres good swam)) laud, 4, 30 acres good swamp land ; 5, 71 acres good swamp land , 6, 29| acres good swamp land ; 8, 62 acres good swamp land ; 9, 29 acres good swamp land ; 10, 11 acres good swamp land ; 11, 10| acres good swamp land; 12, 11 acres good swamp land ; 13, 14 acres good swamp land ; 14, 471 acres good swamp land ; 15, 31 acres good swamp land ; 16, 14 acres good swamp land ; 17, 9 acres good swamp land ; 19, 15 acres good swamp land ; 20, 57 acres good swamp land ; 21, 142| acres good swamp land, remainder of sections open undulating fern land, soil rich sandy loam. Note. — Applications for the above lands will be received at this office, and at the Land Offices at Tauranga and Gisborne. In the event of more than one apjfiication being received for any one section, the right to occupy the same will be decided by public auction, on MONDAY, the 26th day of June, 1882, at 12 o'clock noon, at tiie Land Office at Tauranga. Note.—Plans of the above lands may be seen on application at this office, at the Land Offices, Tauranga and Gisborne ; at the offices of the County Councils, Tauranga and Whakatane, and at all the principal Land Offices in the colony. CONDITIONS. No person can select more than one section. Deposit of one-twentieth of the price of the land to be tendered with application. Payments—Twenty equal instalments, payable one each on Ist January and Ist July of each year for 10 years. Improvements—Selector must bring into cultivation not less than one-t wentieth of area the first year, one-tenth the second year, and in six years must have cultivated one-fifth, and effected permanent improvements to the value of £1 for every acre. The selector has the option, at any time after the first three years, of discharging all his obligations by paying up the balance of the purchase money in one payment, provided he has effected the improvements. Residence on the land by the selectdr is compulsory for a period of six years from the licvnse. IdB