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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3863, 2 October 1879, Page 3

Lands and Houses iron sjvu;. flAf\ ACRES of REALLY GOOD UtcU LAND; *li f«'uu..d. uud nearly all in gra-s. T^« hieh ground is Lime formation, ih» fl.tl* rch alluvial ! arge frontage to Whatifjaroi Harbor, nrid n?ar shipping terminus of the Kamo Kailway. Good dwelling house, and exten-ire out-buildingi.—Price, £2300. 1170 ACMiiSj HIKURANGI BLOCK; in ■ Mie centre of » settled dietrict.—Price, ! £170. | 90 ACRES FIRST-OLASB SOIL near I Bombay Settlement; price, 30s per : acre. £50 cuah, remainder may remain ! at 8 per cent. Every facility afforded for inspection. WAIKATO TOWN LOTS at Low Prices. 455 Acres Rich ALLUVIAL LEVEL LAND aft Ruatangata, fronting tho Upper Wairoa River. To a bona-fide settler this offers a rare opportunity. Price, £1 per acre. 395 ACRES afc DAIRY-FLAT j 12 miles from North Shore; open level laad; only 7s per acre. 120 Acres, TE PAPA BLOCK (District of Tuurangn), near main road to Rotorua Lakes. Price, £180. 100 Acres, being Lots 3 and S, Taupiri; excellent soil; arge frontage to Waikato River. , 170 Acres at WHANGAREI; some good Bush; close to Harbour; 6s per acre. A very SNOG LITTLE FARM of 55 Acres at Pokecp Valley, all in grass and crop; soil, rich volcanic; Good Dwelling House and Farm Buildings. 1 Price, £375. i NORTHERN LANDS.—Several Speculative Lota at Tery Low Prices. A SUBURBAN SECTION at Wbangarei, containing 30 acres volcanic soil, all fenced. This lob fronts the Whan* garei River and a good metalled road. Beautiful situation. Price, £12 per acre. COTTAGES to LET; RENTS LOW. " FEATER BROTHERS, ! LAND AGENTS, ATTOKiAND AND THAMES. 82 j THAMES VALLEY LAND. j TO SMALL FARMERS. j FARMS of 50 to 200 acres fronting tho Thames River, near Te Aroba, now open for Sale for Cash or ou Deferred Pay* nients. John Gibbons, 1061 Thames. General Notices NOTICE. TO AM, CASH PURCHASERS. J. O. M'ROBERTS, HAVING the desire that those who p»y Cash should reap the benefit, has mud* i up his mind to Sell, ■ | «r FOE CASH ONLY ! AT THB XOWJEBT PO3SIBLK PEICES, TEAS OF THE FINEST QUALITY, At 2s, 2s 6d, 3», and 3s 6d per Ib. SUGAB (Ist White) sdperlb. Do. (No. 1) 4*d per Ib. JAMS!(Pcaks, K.B'a., &c.) ... 8d per tin SALMON „; ... 9d to 10* per tin PRICE'S BELMONT SPEBM CANDLES ... „. ... lldp«rlk. BRANDON'S AND DE ROUBAI'SDo lOiperlb. By the Box, £1. CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S POTTED MEATS ... Is id COLMAN'S DOUBLE SUPERFINE MUSTARD Is per tin Bottled Fruits 1» *d ALL OTHER GOODS EQUALLY CHEAP —FOR CASH ONLY— AT ■ J. C. M'ROBEETS, j CENTRAL POLLEN STREET. 557 I TJVNCOURAGE THAMES IND USHi TRlES.—Tweed Suit*, fashionable patterns, from £4 5s ; same Superior Fit and Make as heretofore. 100 pieces to select from at 2i. WISEMAN'S, Brown Street. MRS. CURTIS, MILLINEE AND DEESSMAKEE, "TTTISHEB to inform the LADIES of the Thames that she Has Commenced Business Next Doob to Mr Cocks', Furnishing Warehouse, MARY BTREET, SHORTLAND, And having had a long practical experience, PROFESSES A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF BVBBT BBAKOH OB THE DEESSMAKING- BUSINESS. Both Fix akb Stiik GtfAHAHiBBi). 1092 T7NCOURA.GE THAMES INDUSJCi TRIE B.—Good Tweed Trousers from 22» 6d. All G-oods well shrunk. At E. WISEMAN'S, Brown street. Mesdames Schofield and Moore, MIILINEES AND DEESSMAKEES, TTTISH to inform tho LADIES of the Thames that they Have Commenced Business Next door to Mr Fokgie, Confectioner, Pollen Street, Shobtiand. HATS, BONNETS, FLO WEES,' FEATHEES, &c, &c. | PBICE3 MODBEATE. 1050 TIINTERTAINMENTS, CONCERTS, &c, JIU should 'always be anncumxd in THIC uTAR if thoir prouioU'rs wish to uchiove success.