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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 199, 24 June 1903, Page 2

MESSRS MEDLEY & RAWSTRON JLX TIES FOB SALE amongst others on thair books:— j 730 .Acres of Good land, wi!b 300 acres iu grass, a large proportion level, and the balance low-lying hills; t>ooi fenoiog; small house, and large wooUhed end' outbuildings. A large porticn of the land feuitable for dairying. 230 Acres, with 100 acres in grass and fenced; with 3-roomed oo:tftg;); goor locality. Only £3 per acre. Good 5-roomed house and wasbhouse, within 8 rr.iDutes walk of lost Office. Pric only £320 6-Koomed house and J-acre laud; splendid position: corner section, trice only £3BO. Messrs. MEDLEY k RAWSTRON have also amongst their list several really eocd Hotel Properties and numerous Building Sections, and intending investors would do well to call at their Office for further iutormation. MEDLEY k RAWSTRON, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Devon-street GOVERNMENT LfFE INSURANCE. [B TABMSHED 18/0 ] £1,847,797 £3,285,416 J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner

THE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA. (Limited). I Established 1837. Incorporatad 1880. Paid up Capital £l,fsoo : of>o Reserve Funds 950,000 Together £2,450,000 Reservd Liability of Proprietors £3 000,000 £5,450,000 Branches of this Bmk a>-e low open at New Plymouth, under the management cf Mr. 3. E. M.»naering, an! at Wangitmi, under the management or Mr. S. J. Gordon. Also, at Dannevirke, under ths managemect of Mr. A B. Lawrence. O. E. TGLHURST, Inspector.

- The Hon. J. Carroll has gone to Ta Kuiti to attend the Native Land Council meeting. He expects to return to Auck I J" I <J on Friday or Saturday, and leave for Wellington on Sunday. The R. and W. Hellaby Company, Ltd have acquired the business and works of the Auckland Freezing Company. The business will be conducted as formerly with the exception that extra opportunities will be offered to farmers and grazers to send their stock Home. We hear that the new series, issued by the Provident Building Society, was very largely over-applied for, and that a good many people were disappointed at not I having the number ot shares they asked for allotted to them. It is a very gratifying thiu« to tho management to see that the public have such confidence in tho concern, and it endorses our previously expressed opinion that the Society's | business is run on sound linos.—Advf ? 20, 22, 24