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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3362, 1 October 1879, Page 3

PRELIMINARY NOTK'i:. FRIDAY, 3bi> OCTOBKK. SALE EY ATJOTTON-~ln tho TUnliroptEstate of Joseph HAHiur Jinxem-*, by Order of the Trustee. T> r. McGregor and co. I Will sell on the above date, ! The Vntira BTOCK OF BOOKS, STAj TIONERY, &C I Full particulars in future issue. 109-1 i i ii ' " ■ i : Lends and Houses FOR SALE. * nif\ ACRE 3of REALLY GOOD OtcU LAND; all fenced, and nearly all in grass. Tho high ground ia Lime formation, the flats rich alluvial. Large frontage to Whangarei Harbor, and near shipping terminus of the Kamo Railway. Good dwelling house, and extensive out-buildings. —Price, £2300. 170 ACRES; HIKURANGI BLOCK; in the centre of a settled district. —Price, £170. 90 ACRES FIRST-CLASS SOIL near Bombay Settlement j price, 30s per acre. £50 cash, remainder may remain at 8 per cent. Every facility afforded for inspection. WAIKATO TOWN LOTS at Low Prices. ( 455 Acres Rich ALLUVIAL LEVEL LAND * nfe Ruatangata, fronting the Upper Wairoa River. To a bona-fide settler this offers a rare opportunity. Price, £1 per aero. 395 ACRES at DAIRY-FLAT; 12 mile. from North Shore; open level land; only 7s per aero. . 120 Acres, TE PAPA BLOCK (District of j Tauranga), near main road to Rotorua Lakes. Price, £180. 100 Acres, being Lots 3 and 8, Taupiri; ! excellent soil; arge frontage to Wai- | kato River. 170 Acres afc WHANGAREI; some good Bueh; close to 4 Harbour; 6s per acre. A very BNUG LITTLE FARM of 55 Acres at Pokeno Valley, til in grass and crop; soil, rich volcanic; Good Dwelling House and Farm Buildings. Price, £375. NORTHERN LANDS.—Several Speculative Lots at Very Low Prices. A SUBURBAN SECTION at Wfatngarei, containing 30 acres volcanic soil, all fenced. This iot fronts the Whangarci River and a good metalled road. Beautiful situation. Price, £12 per acre. COTTAGES to LET; RENTS LOW. FEATEE BBOTHERS, LAND AGENTS, kvcxxASV amd Thames. 82 THAMES VALLEY LAND. TO SMALL FARMERS. rpARMS of 50 to 200 acret fronting the I? Thames River, near Te Aroha, .now open for Sale for Cash or on Deferred Payments. John Gibboks, 1061 Thamei. General Notices T^NCOURAGE THAMES INDUSJjJ TRlES.—Tweed Suits, faihionabl* patterns, from £4 5»; same Suptrior Fit and; Mak* as heretofore. 100 pieces to select from afc R. WISEMAN'S, Browa Street. MRS. CUETIS, MILLINER AND DRESSMAKER, TTTISHES to inform th» LADIES of the Thames that she Has .Commenced Business Next Doob to Mr Cocks', Furnishing Warehouse, MARY BTBEET, SHORTLAND, And having had a long practical experience, PROFESSES A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE 03? EVEEX BBAKOH Qti THE DRESSMAKING BUSINESS. Both Fit and Btyxe Guauakteed. 1092 T7NCOTJRAGE THAMES INDUSJjJ TRIE B.—Good Tweed Trousers from 22* 6d. AH Goods well shrunk. At R. WISEMAN'S, Brown street. Mesdames Schofield and Moore, j MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS, TTTISH to inform tho LADIES of tho Thames thst they Havo Commenced Business Next door to Mr Fobgie, Confectioner, Posleit Stbbet, Shohtiand. ♦ HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, &c, &c. FaICES MODKHATK. 1050 MRS SMITH, DRESSMAKER. <fee, WISHES to inform the Ladies of the Thames that she has OPENED UP for the Spxiag and Summer Ail the NEW kinds of PRINTS and other. WASHING MATERIALS; Also, PLAIN and FANCY STCJFF3. Costumes complete, in BLACK LUSTRES, . from £1143 6d. OPPOSITE READ'S TIMBER YARD, Bbown Stkeet. September Ist, 1879. ' 965 THAMES INDITSiIi T RIBJ S. —Sco the splendid Kaiapoi Twefids at Wibkmah's, £5 per Suit. Splendid Value in Fancy (Joatings.